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You too huh? Hmmm.....Well I just hope they both post soon! One of 'ems the captain, so I'm pretty sure he'll be posting soon, but I don't know about the other.

That's what I was kinda thinking, but then again it be kinda weird to have that happen before anyone of the characters know what's going on.

Yeah I guess...I dunno.Hopefully it'll work out and we won't have to think much about it.

Real life does happen, but you'd think they'd plan around it right? I mean, I'm President of the Drama Club, Choir historian, and am frequently involved in after school events that are terribly time consuming and I still post at least once a day. Not saying they have to do that much, but you'd think they'd at least make time to make their first post in their starting location. But maybe that's just how I function... Hehehehe;;;

No. Its more like comparing apples to apples. I wake up at 5:50 every Monday through Friday, and attend school until 2:15 in the afternoon. Then on Mondays, we have a drama club meeting until 3:30 of which I run as President of the Drama club, then directly after that we'll have a rehearsal until 6 or 7 pm, which takes place under hot stage lights. During said rehearsals, the actors, such as myself, have many roles. We are either blocking, running lines, doing a dance number or building and moving set, which is a lot of heavy lifting. After Monday we usually have rehearsals three or four times a week til 7, which consist of the same material as Monday's rehearsal. This process occurs until two weeks before opening night, and when we enter that two week period, appropriately titled "Hell Week" We stay until 10 or 11 pm from Monday- Friday, which are school days, so we've been up since 5:50, and on Saturdays we work from 12 AM to 12 PM. Then we preform six days straight, usually one show per day that opens at 7:30 unless we schedule a matinee show, which is an earlier show that opens at about 3:30. That's just Theatre alone. Then I have to participate in my chorale events, in which we are usually working on a collaborative mass or concert piece with other high schools nearby. These can run for two hours to 6 hours, and these events are usually scheduled around the theatre and band events so they don't collide, but are very close together. Then we have our performance for the mass and we are done with that concert, but we still have twenty other events to do beforehand and after, so we are nowhere near done for the season, and that's just for the Varsity choir class. If you are in the afterschool choir, or what our choir calls "Choraleers", there's about 4 more hours of rehearsal time on top of choir class rehearsal time added onto that per week. Then if you have this misfortune to be a senior at times like this, you're also writing multiple college essays, applying to every scholarship and grant that you can get your hands on, while also visiting a plethora of colleges, making appointments with admissions officers, and things similar to that nature. Then, you might also have to take a very important test over again because you didn't get the results you had wanted, like maybe a 30 on your ACT or maybe a 2000 on your SATs, so your schedule leaves you drained both physically and emotionally, while you question the security of your future....Constantly.

I suppose that's fair.

Oh! I'm sorry if I came off rude... Angst's just really short tempered and easy to jump to conclusions and assumes everything all the time. Also, it reminded him as a previous event... I can delete that part from the post if it really pisses you off...