well, yay

I still feel like there are a million things to do and they all pile up at once. But at least I'm freaking out slightly less. My final is tomorrow, 25% of my grade. But I'm gonna go into it positively and hope for the best. Yeah I know, plenty of people kept telling me it's gonna be fine, don't worry. And while that helps to hear, it's not really okay in your mind until you see it and feel it for yourself.

In other things on the upside, my parents made it to Inside Improv last night. In fact, they were there before I was. My mom knew I'd been going and sorta what is was all about, and said she wanted to come one time to see for herself (but I didn't think they'd actually follow through). Apparently, my little seven-year old bro was at his first sleepover. With his best friend/next door neighbor, Zac, mind you. haha. AND he went to sunday school with Zac today. HILARIOUS. How freaking ironic would that be if my permanently-non-practicing-leaning-toward-cynical-about-organized-religion family had my little brother going to church every sunday. But anyway, that's beside the point. The show last night was great, especially with 202 and Richard White and friends. Definitely a great night. But I really was glad my parents got to see it...I liked introducing all my DSI friends to them, they love meeting new people. And it was really great to see them cracking up at the hilarity I spend nearly every weekend enjoying. It's a really good thing when you can share an experience with your parents and it was good to see them having a great time--it's an outlet everybody can benefit from. Especially because they know that I love it and now can understand it more. Awesome.

It makes me appreciate the somewhat non-geezer like qualities of my rents.

And by the way, my intense love for cheese never dies.