as you go journeying.

well, it’s sort of what i’ve classified myself as; i’m mainly just big. not in a bad way, but i’m nearly 5’11’, and even if i were in tip-top shape, toned and slimmed just a bit, i would still have broad shoulders and a 40-inch hip measurement. i dunno, i’ve never had a doctor say i have big bones, it’s just my own personal assumption, given that i’ve pretty much been bigger than all of my friends all my life.
but thank you for makin’ a gal feel special by saying you’ve never noticed. :) 

geese geese geese. quirks. hm.
1. i’m a lip and nail biter. chronic. when i’m bored, rather than worried.
2. i clean like a maniac when i need to take my mind off things.
3. i cook like a maniac when i’m happy.
oh god i can never think of quirks when asked about them help
4. i walk really really fast, like i’m always on a mission.
5. i hold open doors a lot
6. i crack my neck and back, but i refuse to crack my knuckles.
oh god were those quirky enough? 

This was the original guesstimate Jonathan L. Howard had tweeted about, eons ago. It’s doubtful to still be true, unfortunately. I’m sorry to have gotten your hopes up, I wish it was the actual release date!

5. A picture with someone you love.









i think i love too many people.

11. A picture of you & your best friend
see above pictures. (except exclude dan donohue, i just love his acting, we’re not best friends even though that’d be pretty wonderful) 

12. A picture of you today

just worked on my monologue pretty much all day, wearin’ comfy clothes and watching big bang theory now. 

A WILD ANON APPEARS

27: Last person you kissed/kissed you?
lucas in a scene from ‘waiting for lefty’. we butchered it during the final, actually, he kind of attacked my nose haha 
77: Ever been in love? 
yes, i have. more often than i should, quite honestly. i fall in love with the whole damn world too easily. but i’ve had my love reciprocated twice, so that’s what counts.
99: Do you miss anyone right now? 
hm probably my brother and sister, but i’m seeing them on wednesday. and lisa, WHO HAD TO GO BACK TO GERMANY, WHAT A BITCH. i miss everyone in ashland too, i just miss ashland. i’m glad to be going back soon.

YES, PERFECT (so long as they didn’t end up gay, i’m not dealing with that again i mean what)

story of my first kiss.

i was too young and too ill-raised and too young. it was in my room and i didn’t know i had to use pressure to kiss someone. apparently i thought kissing just meant i sit there, which is not the case. 
thanks, anon! 

it was! i just got home from it, actually, it’s around 3:30. but i enjoyed it, really. though i’m more ready for bed than i ever thought i’d be. haha

thank you, kind anon. though i’m sure i know you in real life.

haha, I have no clue. I honestly think it’s whoever is willing to lend their place for a night and doesn’t mind the risk involved with at least 20 people drinking/smoking. 
I know there was quite a bit of wine spilled on the carpet. 

Yes, the toast was my favourite, it was so cute and sweet!
This one was at someone’s house. I assume they’re all at someone’s house, for the most part.
Well, okay, the ‘party’ that our director paid for (because he’s a lovely gentleman) was at a nice pizza place downtown, but the ‘toast’ was at someone’s house. I assume that’s typically the way they roll.

Oh-ho, I feel you, honestly. But you can try talking to them and whatnot. Doesn’t hurt to try. :3 Unless they’re completely self-absorbed divas, they should still be willing to talk to you. haha 
You’re welcome, anytime, friendly anon! 

Yes, yes, for sure! In college, there’s all sorts of signs and warnings and whatnots about rape and be careful at parties and stuff, but, even though I’m not into drinking, I would’ve cut loose a bit more than normal at the cast party just because it feels safer. After you spend two-three months, pretty much 5 hours a day with a group of people, there is a familial bond. I mean, no shit, still be careful (especially if there’s a horndog guy in your cast or something), but it isn’t as scary, definitely not.
Especially because most people get drunk during the toast, where everyone goes around and toasts to something they loved about the production. It’s sweet, and hilarious if someone is particularly wasted.

I like all the theatre questions, it’s nice! :D

Uhm well, this is also a difficult question for me to judge because I’m not good at meeting new people. But from what I’ve noticed, it is a very close group, yeah. But the department is HUGE here, so huge, so yes, everyone is close, but everyone means A LOT of people, it’s a big family. 
If you’re outside the major, I have no idea. I’d imagine rehearsals and busy-ness is a huge aspect of not making friends with people outside the show you’re in, yeah. We had two shows in the fall, and I was only friends with a few people in the show I was in, I knew no one in the other show. I think it really is a matter of time, because theatre majors live in the theatre, at rehearsals, in auditions, whatever, so they get closer to the people in those places. I don’t think it’s that they mean to exclude anyone, I think it’s just that it’s a lot easier to get to know people in the department.
After spending 24 hours with some of the people in my theatre department, stuck in rehearsals, it’s easier for me to call them my friends than some people who are also theatre majors but that aren’t in the same show as me. I think you just gotta go up and talk to them, maybe get involved on a wardrobe or backstage crew. We’re people too, we like meeting new friends. We’re just married to the stage. haha

I have no idea, honestly. We’re typically an eccentric people, and adrenaline after a show leads to ridiculous antics. That was my first ever ever full-on party with alcohol and the whole bit. I don’t feel like I’m a fair judge, especially since I hate the idea of stereotypes anyway. I was told that most of the cast parties go that way, but I doubt they’re any crazier than frat parties or other parties. I’d even hazard to say they’re better, safer, certainly, because you’ve become more of a family with the cast, it’s not just random strangers drinking and smoking.
But this is coming from me. A sentence that comes out of my mouth often is ‘How do I people?’. Parties aren’t really my scene, because I just don’t interact well in that environment.