per request and the fact that I reread my admissions essay and realized that I couldn't have written it today or tomorow, not this week or month anyway, because I don't do this enough, I don't write enough and that is sad and bad and see if I did this more often, I could come up with a more appropriate adjective that a three year old wouldn't use.
I went to the writing center to have a tutor go over my draft for the lens essay and our meeting was 40 minutes long, 20 of which i sat staring at horrified because she was seriously one of the scariest looking people I have ever seen. She reminded me of Glen Close in 101 Dalmatians with a british accent. Absolutely terrifying with a pale face, jet black hair, dramatic black eyeliner, bright red lipstick and this long drawn out accent that really, I seriously just wanted to jump out of my chair and run screaming. Which would have been slightly inappropriate. After about 20 minutes, I started to get used to her, she was nice, but why why why dye your hair black, no color black and look so scary? I think that I was traumatized as a child by Glen Close (she did want to kill puppies) or something, because I've never really felt such an irrational fear. Make the scary lady go away. God she probably frightens little children and babies, its too bad that she's nice.
On to other scary feelings, I went to IND to pick up Victoria and walked through lockers and for a minute, I really wished I was back. I just remember feeling so pumped and so proud of the work that came together into the locker room and really for that second, I would have given a lot to be back. Another scary feeling, leaving the IND Mercy Game after we lost and feeling like, "oh well, it's just a basketball game." I remember feeling like it was the greatest event ever, second maybe to Christmas and my birthday, and it was never JUST about basketball, and yet thats all it is now. That is sad, I want that feeling back.
I wore my uniform shirt and it was the best decision I could have ever made. Its so comfortable, I would compare it to not wearing anything at all but that would not be very comfortable and would be really really awkward. Its not that the shirt is comfortable, but its just the act of wearing it is, because I've worn it for so long and with so many people that its really just an extension of me and its not something I have to worry about wearing. Its like thinking about wearing your pinky or your ear, you know, its just natural to wear it and it just feels so right, there aren't any doubts.
Uniforms/nostalgia/scary lady. That is all.
Current Music: indie rock and roll/everything is alright