An Eventful Day!

First of all, long ass rehearsal today. Tomorrow is the first day of vocal recording too. And that reminds me...

COME SEE FROM MILFORD TO MEXICO, August 13-14 at 8pm and August 15-16 at 2pm. It's a musical we've dubbed "A REAL High School musical!" I play the principal and the bitch plays a very important, lost character. And that seg.ways to.................

Today, the the bitch said something a lot deeper than intended: "There has to be irony in life; otherwise, what's the point?"
The context of the quote is irrelevant, but it's kind of true, is it not? I wouldn't say "what's the point?" per se, but life is definitely inevitably filled with irony. To be redundant: there's no avoiding it. And even if irony was avoidable, would you really want to? Irony is what makes bad things decent and good things funny. If not for irony, there wouldn't be proper drama, houses burning down by stress-relieving candles, or the bitch's favorite show House.

She said that if she were famous that that quote would be put into a book. I agree. And for those of you who can relate or follow me, it'd eventually be one of the Celebrity Zypher things in the "funnies." "Funnies" obviously being an operative word.

I also came on to post a must-see link:
http://current.com/items/89390593_take-on-me-literal-video-version.htm

Once viewed, its necessity becomes clear.

Lastly, I shall leave you with these little tidbits:
1. Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia is the fear of long words... how insanely cruel!
2. Walloonphobia is the fear of Walloons... an oddly specific fear, because Walloons are the French speaking inhabitants of Belgium!
3. Ephebiphobia is the fear of teenagers... something all elderly people and those who own convenience stores apparently have!
4. Aulophobia is the fear of flutes... The lamest instrument to be afraid of! I also note the lack of fear of any other instruments...
5. Zemmiphobia is the fear of the great mole rat... 'nough said...
6. Pogonophobia is the fear of beards... Look out! It's Santa!

With something to think about, I'm Richard Nickerson.