the heidi chronicles
Friday, July 27, 2007
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Thursday, July 19, 2007
30 days until 30 years.
my 20's are over soon.
a few wishes for my third decade:
- a pair of wellies
- to see japan, ireland, iceland, venice... not necessarily in that order
- to live in a new city
- more blue hair
-to be healthier (if not a bit thinner and more in shape)
- people to stop asking when we're having kids (i would like my husband to myself for a while, thank you)
- to have one job
- or perhaps to go to grad school
- for snow patrol to stop sucking
- for america to be as smart as it is obese
- to find my long lost copy of the YELLOW SUBMARINE cd, or for whoever has it to realize that it is not theirs
- for the last two Harry Potter movies to do the novels justice
- to see more Broadway
- to see more UK
- drawers full of new underwear and sandal socks
- new danskos
- to have more me time
- a continued happy marriage (i heart my russian)
- new tires and windshield, perhaps even back bumper, for the pick-up
- for my friends to be happy and successful
- for my place of employment to be happy and successful (i heart my job)
- to see Equus again when it comes to NYC
- to never lose any of the friendships i currently hold dear
Monday, July 16, 2007
things that have happened in my half-year of blog absentia:
- we moved into the bigger half of our duplex when our awesome landlady moved to france for two years. Now we have a living room! And a Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
-i have a new boss, not a new job
-i retired from props. forever. (we'll see)
- we got our greencard! the interviewer was an immigrant himself. he totally didn't understand what i did for a living - ("Shakespeare? Like the guy who wrote plays?") and asked more questions about the russian's doctorate program than about our marriage...
The highlight was when he asked this: "Ilya, have you ever been convicted of a crime? Were you in the Komsomol?" crime and communism - they go hand in hand, you know.
- with our shiny new greencard, we traveled to the UK. There I saw the splendor of old York, spent Easter Sunday drinking a Guinness in beautiful Avebury, set my watch to official PM time, and saw Daniel Radcliffe take his kit off. (He was truly magnificent in Equus, btw.)
- died large chunks of my hair blue - as you may have noted from last night's post. it faded to purple. then i did it again. well, my stylist did. (she's awesome!)
- saw many a concert, with many more to come this year. high on the list of favorites: Bloc Party and the Decemberists with the Atlanta Symphony!
-started playing music trivia. which rocks my world.
- and worked. way too much.
- we moved into the bigger half of our duplex when our awesome landlady moved to france for two years. Now we have a living room! And a Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
-i have a new boss, not a new job
-i retired from props. forever. (we'll see)
- we got our greencard! the interviewer was an immigrant himself. he totally didn't understand what i did for a living - ("Shakespeare? Like the guy who wrote plays?") and asked more questions about the russian's doctorate program than about our marriage...
The highlight was when he asked this: "Ilya, have you ever been convicted of a crime? Were you in the Komsomol?" crime and communism - they go hand in hand, you know.
- with our shiny new greencard, we traveled to the UK. There I saw the splendor of old York, spent Easter Sunday drinking a Guinness in beautiful Avebury, set my watch to official PM time, and saw Daniel Radcliffe take his kit off. (He was truly magnificent in Equus, btw.)
- died large chunks of my hair blue - as you may have noted from last night's post. it faded to purple. then i did it again. well, my stylist did. (she's awesome!)
- saw many a concert, with many more to come this year. high on the list of favorites: Bloc Party and the Decemberists with the Atlanta Symphony!
-started playing music trivia. which rocks my world.
- and worked. way too much.