Late night boring post-grad life update for the archives. Since graduation, I:
- was in a mash-up of Julius Caesar and The Comedy of Errors called Beware the Ides of Monday in which I had an inexplicable British dialect; rapped; and was inside of a giant, tent-sized lady puppet.
- moved out of my apartment in Hoboken, stayed in Clinton Hill and Bushwick, then came home to Philadelphia.
- watched too much television (but that included a lot of the World Cup, which I enjoyed way, way more than I ever expected to).
- waited in line for five and a half hours to see Much Ado About Nothing in the park, was literally first in line when they ran out of tickets, nearly cried, and then was given a ticket by an incredible stranger who walked by saying she had an extra, actually cried.
- started re-reading Harry Potter and re-watching Game of Thrones.
- exercised and rode my bike a bunch, and then stopped (and should really start again before all of my muscles atrophy).
- cooked more legitimate meals than I have in a long time (and also smoothies).
- took the Bolt Bus to New York more times than I would like to.
- started looking for a new apartment, resigned myself to staying in New York.
- got cast in all three parts of Henry VI that are going to be done in rep in September and I'm playing two dudes who both get murdered so I'm pretty jazzed about that.
Summer is kind of the worst, and I keep going back and forth between being okay with being lazy and not doing a whole lot, using the "you just graduated college - take a break" excuse, and feeling like I could (and should) be doing so much more right now. There are a bunch of things I said I wanted to do this summer that I haven't done yet: learn how to drive, get new contacts, have that conversation I've been putting off for over a month. Summer just makes me feel so sluggish and useless; I want to hibernate until fall.
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