Lonely

Why is it that looking at facebook makes me feel more rather than less lonely?





Feeling slightly glum and under the weather. Maybe I'll just go back to bed.

What a Dork...

She forgot to explain the rules for the Meme from last post. Here they are:

- Answer the questions below.
- Type your answers into Photobucket.
- Pick a picture from the results and post it as the answer.

So I'm not as weird as you all thought. Sorry.

On a happy note, I finally organized my music. I found a ton of stuff I didn't even know existed, especially stuff from camp 2 summers ago. And now I'm going to go write something. I am! I swear!

MEME

So, I've never really done a meme before, but I just can't help myself this time. Enjoy.

1. What is your name?2. How old will you be on your next birthday?

3. What is your occupation?

4. What is your relationship status?

5. What do you want to be when you grow up?
6. What do you love most in life?
7. What do you like to do in your spare time?
8. Who is your celebrity crush?

9. Favorite animal:
10. Favorite color:

11. Favorite book:

12. Favorite type of shoe:

13. Favorite Disney character:
14. Favorite place to be:

15. Biggest annoyance:

16. Biggest fear:

17. Bad habit:

18. What is your mood right now?
Ah, the PWR of visual rhetoric. Gets me every time.

Long time no blog

Life has been super crazy for a while, but it's finally settled down into some semblance of normalcy. Basically, in the last few months I've moved shop to LA and started work in the industry. Cole's down here too, and we've basically been nomadic for the past few weeks. Some time spent in Irvine at home, some spent crashing on friend's floors in LA, and some spent at my sister's house in Claremont. For a while, I was pretty sure I wouldn't be able to live with my mom or sis since the commute would be approximately 2 hours. Turns out, though, that I got an internship that enables me to live wherever I damn want.

Which brings me to the internship. I am currently an unpaid employee (can you be an employee if you're unpaid?) at a small studio in Santa Monica. It's actually a pretty fun and laid back environment, and after an initial run around, they offered me this pretty nice job reading scripts and writing synopsis and comments. I'm technically a development intern, which means if we end up choosing a script soon, I could potentially get a credit on the film. That's right baby. A credit. On a movie. A real one.

Best part about the job is, I get to work from home a lot of the time. Since it's basically just reading scripts, I only need to go into the office once or twice a week. Pretty fantastic. No hellacious commute, which means I get to live with my sister and my sister's dogs (yippee!)

So I've painted a wall and made it my own. I'm settling in at my internship, and basically, life is pretty sweet. It'll be sweeter when I have money, but hey, nothing's perfect.

Except this comic. Which is awesome.