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it was his conscience!!

Tagged along today on mature-er people's Stratford fun. We saw The Hunchback of Notre Dame, which was a lot more impressive than Taming of the Shrew. First and definitely foremost, the language was waaay more understandable, and the story wasn't exactly soap opera-worthy, also a big plus. Now, before i pass out at my keyboard:

- I beat Molloy at a staring contest!! (ignoring the fact that he had to beat lisa and chris, and THEN I won)
- I figured i was escaping math today, only to relize that Mr. Mitchell was going on the exact same trip (duh!!) so I had to face some wrath there :(
- Lisa's listening to Clay Aiken!! She gave in!! To the cute, Armani-wearing nerd!!
- We saw Dave at Swiss Chalet
- John drank sauce
- During a really quiet part in the play, while the priest was arguing with his conscience (in the form of people around him) this old man infront of us says REALLY inappropirately loud: IT'S HIS CONSCIENCE! Apperently he was wearing earmuffs...seriously..
- There was also this odd gypsy lesbian scene, and it made me think of Nick...he's such a bad influence
- and we can't forget the horny old innkeeper "there's no wood for the fireplace, *you'll* just have to make your *own* heat"
- I laughed too much at Chris' "Before you put someone down, walk a mile in their shoes. That way you'll be a mile away, and have their shoes!" Am I the only one who hasn't heard that before?

Thank you and good night

P.S. Lisa: i loooooooove you

Mood: spent
Music: Clay Aiken - This is the Night, i've given in to the dark side

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