Accidentally Hilarious.

I am going to start my own world where people love each other and we don't need a ruler. We make decisions collectively, and we share everything. I want my friends to be able to get married and be able to visit each other in the hospital when one of them is sick or hurt. These are human rights. Why are we trying to alienate groups of people as if they were any less human? Have we learned nothing from our past? I hate the world. I don't care if this makes me unpatriotic, or unAmerican, or what-the-fuck-ever, but I really hate this country sometimes. And when I say sometimes, I'm only trying to cover my ass in case some super secret government spies are reading this blog and see that I'm saying anti-American statements and for some reason arrest me. Because I'd really like to say that I hate this country all the time. I hate politics. I hate that there are always  two sides to everything. I wish that I could say I never take sides, but I KNOW when something is w

Lately, more than ever, I've been on a huge Pinterest kick. Ever since moving into this new place, a place that is NOT part of a complex with a hundred other identical apartment rooms and buildings, a place that actually feels like a home rather than an apartment, I keep trying to find ways to spruce it up even more and turn old things into kick-ass things. Right now, I'm trying to figure out something to do with this giant ass wardrobe we have that we don't use. I wanna turn it into something useful and functional. This is what I've found so far: For blankets or towels or clothes. I like this, but I like this other one just a little bit more...... For the kitchen. We have a giant space between the living room furniture and the front door, so this would be perfect to fill that empty space since it's right across from the kitchen. Plus, we have a lot of food and canned goods and spices, so this would be really great for sorting a

OH HAI! So I'm just gonna jump right into things. A lot of changes have happened in the last few months and I want to share them with you all cuz they're pretty awesome!! Mmkay. Here goes. -Cabaret was a huge success. I feel, maybe for the first time in my life, that I did my best with the role, and delved into the character, and gave it everything I had, and I am completely satisfied with my work and performance as Sally Bowles. -My boyfriend and I moved into an apartment on Broadway. It's a super awesome apartment, and now I can say I live on Broadway. It's above a bar, so we have to deal with loud music for most of the day, but it really isn't that loud except for on weekends, and apparently, I've learned that I can sleep through mostly anything. The bar has live DJs on some weekends, and they stack the speakers high to the ceiling, so everything in our apartment vibrates and knocks over picture frames and soap bottles and things like that. But, I can