Liberationismit comes with a price tag and is 2 sizes too big.
After my attachment abruptly ended, i have been assuming my responsibilities, proper. Apparently, my bouts of goofing off has also increased. Inclining with ppp mates.
Saturday,
Did recording for the voiceovers in school. We didnt have a proper location, so most of the time we were moving around. Bo is responsible of being the voice.
the hindustani boxer really has a nice voice, should try out for DJ-ing.
part of the burden lifted after completion, we goofed off by visiting nostalgia. But hey, wasnt totally goofing off, it was character study okay..
Sunplaza park's swing has always been the best place to lose yourself and be reunited with childhoodednessism.
ended the day with dinner at siti's.
I would like to apologise to Kakak Kirah and Indrah for not attending their engagement. One was at Tampy, the other at Toa Payohy. I really feel guilty. Will make it up.
Sunday,
early in the morning, headed to tapac. Managed to work with the technical side, lighting and sound especially. brushed up here there. Best part was bathing in the rain with shaza. hurhur. super liberating.
That sunday felt like it was two seperate days, as we were at Tapac the whole day. Mini camp over. I guess thats how you'd feel if you were unshackled by school.
Monday,
Had breakfast at McDs with aida, rosita and rosnah. hee. Siti came shortly after. My plan was to head to school to get some work on the report, but i succumbed to my fatigue. Went back home and slept for three hours, as the rain orchestrated beyond my window.
Then headed to town with aida, to get a lomo for her sister's birthday present. I saw a nice note book i thought Kakak kirah would like, so i got it for her. Made plans to meet at bugis to pass it to her, but after stopping by HMV heeren.
I was looking for 'Avatar: The Last Airbender' VCD/DVD cause the show is super radical. and nickelodeon is playing old episodes. Furthermore, i have not been watching tv too often nowadays. Instead i got myself Nelly Furtado's loose. After listening to her songs over and over again, i realised i still have feelings for her, and that i might consider marrying her again. Ho ho ho... starting to get crappy.
but really, i like her songs cos they are melodiously addictive and most of the time have that folk influences. and her lyrics, very sincere.
Neway headed to Bugis, suprise, suprise. Then, went on a mission for Kakak Ya's present. Only then did i realise i was wearing green. subconciously a pleasant colour. I found the little cards hilarious.
Happy Engagement Kakak Kirah
Happy Birthday Kakak Ya
what a green day.
Tueday,
PPP day again. Came to school early for abit of trial and error for the props. rehearse, rehearse. then leps (short of lepak. i just thought of it, very mat) at Sri Sun with Rizal, Aidy and Siti. I like how we dont look at the watch and say, "oh its late, we should go" cos it feels so right just sitting there, forgetting what i wanted to say. hee
Wednesday,
abit tiring cos i decided to go for this makyong workshop. The story goes that Mr Abang Sir Effendy (i hope he gets mad if he ever happens to read this, i just boke all his rules) sent an email on tuesday about workshops being conducted throughout this week, organised by Magdalena. I read the email at 1am in the morning.
The Makyong Workshop caught my eye, mainly because i've never seen a makyong performance before. So i decide to set my alarm to 7am and call up the person in charge, to check whether they still had places. So i did and i went.
the workshop was from 9-12pm costing $25. I failed to read the email in detail and found myself in a room full of women, subtracting the makyong orchestra of fishermen and plantation workers from Kelantan. It was intimidating, but hey, i guess some people would argue that i would fit in just right seeing how femine i am.
The workshop was far too short and lacked alot of content, but it was nice to understand the basics of Makyong. Now i really wanna go Kelantan.
During lunch, i found out that the whole thing was an International Festival of Women in Contemporary Theatre. So what happened is that Magdalena called female artists from all over the world to meet up in Singapore and share their knowledge. It was like a camp kinda thing. Pretty cool. After which, there was a work demo for balinese dance, organised by Luh Luwih, the only all female gamelan ensemble (gamelan, dance and theatre). very interesting. Also they were gonna conduct two workshops on Kecak, in the next two days. I planned to go, but $25 for each session would just break me and i found myself extremely fatigued after that day. Will learn kecak at bali instead. InsyaAllah.
Went on a mission for a while, then went over to tapac. Auditioned for a Bangsawan at Sriwana. I think my fetish for lead Malay heroines has expanded to the traditional royal language of formalilty. getting horny already.
I dont think i'll get a part cos i auditioned 3 weeks late. But at least JM Halim(i think) said i had the voice. That was enough for me.
NJC's Preview. Met/Went with shikin and friend. Gauging the amount of trouble we might face when it came to our turn. One of the female actor, i think her name's shikin also, amused me like hell. how adorably she acted. i think it was an acceptable performance, seeing they only had two days of rehearsal.
Thursday,
aka yesterday, was like tuesday, PPP, in school. Confirmed technical cues, abit on makeup and stuff. Wee hoo.
Then today.
GOING TO TAPAC!!!!
YAY!!!
look at us making a fool of ourselves. Im plainly retarded, aida's all twisty, shikin's going all bhangra, Siti's playing peek-a-boo and shaza's imitating a gecko.
shoo exciting...
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