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The concert was once again long and boring. I am by now entirely tired of the Messiah, which is ironic, considering that I can listen to the same song obsessively for years and not get tired of it. I got to Bryan's and found him and Nick (Lauren's boyfriend) watching an incomprehensible but amusing movie. Dan had left me a message reminding me of Audrey's and Diego's going-away party. I decided against my better judgement to go, because though it was a party and parties are not my thing, much like the Bat Boy cast parties and Dan's birthday, it was thrown for people I care about. I still miss Diego from the show; he was a very encouraging presence, and a refreshingly honest one. And I owed it to him from when I cried all over him.
I did once again become the nucleus of a pile of gay boys of my acquaintance, not an unusual occurrence at a party. Then there were the encroaching straight ones. Dan had some trouble escaping drama, but nothing untoward happened. The other Dan once again flattered me to the sky and back, as he is wont to do when exceedingly drunk. I think the girl he was with may not have appreciated that.
I saw several long-graduated voice majors who were there for Audrey, and it was a rather nostalgic moment. To add to all the theater-related nostalgia from the combined casts of Bat Boy and ItW. And then I needed to come back here, and Dan and I ran into Andrew Sinclair, and he came with us. He's a trigger of nostalgia all by himself, and I didn't even spend all that much time with him.
Tiredness absconds with my memory, but tomorrow (today) is mama's birthday, and I need to make her cookies in the morning, so I shall get up before noon and do so.
I did once again become the nucleus of a pile of gay boys of my acquaintance, not an unusual occurrence at a party. Then there were the encroaching straight ones. Dan had some trouble escaping drama, but nothing untoward happened. The other Dan once again flattered me to the sky and back, as he is wont to do when exceedingly drunk. I think the girl he was with may not have appreciated that.
I saw several long-graduated voice majors who were there for Audrey, and it was a rather nostalgic moment. To add to all the theater-related nostalgia from the combined casts of Bat Boy and ItW. And then I needed to come back here, and Dan and I ran into Andrew Sinclair, and he came with us. He's a trigger of nostalgia all by himself, and I didn't even spend all that much time with him.
Tiredness absconds with my memory, but tomorrow (today) is mama's birthday, and I need to make her cookies in the morning, so I shall get up before noon and do so.