Go on, say it

Songfest is draining all of my energy this week.  It took a lot of effort to get up this morning.  I'm sure I could've slept in, but I told Erin I'd go to convo with her.  And I'm sure she would've realized what was going on if I wasn't around when she came back from class, but I didn't want to do that.

Convo was fine.  The one where Todd spoke is still my favorite.  I would've loved to have fallen back asleep when I got back from chapel, but I had that press release to finish.  It wasn't as bad as I though it would be and I was done by noon.  I watched yesterday's 30 Rock and started the fourth season of The Office before I had to leave for class.

MSCO was pretty good today.  Our guest speaker was interesting and spoke about life in a media agency.  Apparently that's where advertising is going.  In 10-15 years, creative agencies will be obsolete.  That's good for me I guess since I wanted to be an account exec anyway.  I'm really glad that he was able to show up today.  If he didn't show I would've had to have given a presentation on something that I whipped up in 30 minutes last week.  Maybe now I'll get to prepare a little.

After class I finished disk one of The Office and then passed out.  I don't know how long I was asleep, but it felt really good and I could've slept for much longer.  I woke up at 5:30 and went down to the caf for dinner.  I really wanted chicken, but it's Friday, so I settled for cheese pizza.  How I love being Catholic.  I got ready for Songfest when I got back and waited around for Laura and Amber.  I didn't have much time to do anything before our run through, so that was nice.  I've been kind of bored the past few days.  I think our performance tonight was our best one yet.  But that's been the case all week.  We're just getting better and better.  JD gave a great speech before we went on that got everyone fired up and ready to "kick some asteroid."  I really hope we win.  But I'll be happy if KTD wins too.  After our performance things got boring again.  My i-pod didn't have any battery so I had to sit around and act interested in Amber's stories.  Brutal.

I watched more of The Office when I got back to Hayes, and now I think I'm going to go to bed.  I get to sleep in until noon tomorrow, so that should be nice.

The other night I realized that I think of so many things to say, but I never say them.  When I think of them and I'm about to say them, I think about what would happen if I say it, and by then the moment's gone or I've convinced myself not to say it.  It's good that I have a filter and don't just blurt things out, but I think this is just a bit too much.