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2002-10-03 - 4:09 p.m. Phew - whoever could tell that staging a theater production could be so much hard work! This week I've had rehersals every night, meaning I didn't get to bed until the wrong side of midnight, and despite playing hookey both Monday and Tuesday, I still had HEAPS to do with talking to all sorts of people at uni and finishing the assignment in concurrent programming I have to hand in tomorrow (after all, I _am_ supposed to be studying these days... hmmm ;) - oh, and if any of you didn't know - I'm a geek ;) I study Information Technology at the Technical University of Denmark and actually really enjoy it, but enough of this incredibly long paranthesis). The report has been handed in just now, all the people deserving free tickets have received them and it seems to me that we'll actually be ready for the opening night tomorrow! Though it's been hard work, I've really enjoyed working with the theater society. I love acting, and though I've occationally felt like I was in _way_ over my head regarding being in charge of so many things, I can now look back and say it was a worthwhile challenge for me. One of the best things about it is almost that quite a number of the VIPs at uni now know me! Quite a feat at a uni with close to 5000-7000 students! :) I wish you could see some of the costumes that have been made for the play. WOW! It's set in what's supposed to be the middle ages, and one of the others has worked her b**t off sewing period costumes, and done an incredibly job of it. I can't upload pictures here, but check out this gallery. There aren't that many photos yet, but it'll come. DB plays the evil Lord Felmet and to my great surprise, the fact that there also is a Lady Felmet actually makes me a tad uncomfortable. Not that I'm insecure about it at all, and I don't want to make a big deal out of it either, but I just don't like hearing him refering to another girl as his 'wife'. When they're on stage, there's no problem, but when they continue their acting off-stage... it just feels weird. I know it's really silly to feel like this, because I'd be acting the exact same way if the roles were reversed, and not think twice about it at all. I've told him about it, so now he knows why I might need PDA a bit more often than usual. Fortunately PDA is NOT a problem for him at all - for which I'm VERY thankful. He has no problems holding hands, kissing me or even telling me he loves me when other people can see / hear. He'll even - which to me is almost the best thing - tell others he loves me without necessarily knowing that I'm around! :-) Not even my ability to think up worst case scenarioes can make me seriously doubt that he loves me :-) Dress rehersal is about to start. Keep your fingers crossed for us tomorrow.
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