Hey Everyone!
Day went quite well, I headed to London because I was hanging out with Lauren today. We had dinner at Jack Astor's which is always fun, and fattening :P. Then we went and saw Letters to Juliet, which was a beautiful movie. While yes, it was the usual romantic comedy, at the same time there were some very touching moments. Amanda Seyfried did a wonderful job as Sophie, yes she had the same name as her Mamma Mia character, whom wrote to a woman Claire who had written a letter to Juliet fifty years prior to the present time. I would go more into it like I have before but I don't want to spoil it for any of you romance-goers.
I'll post some more later, but autism-wise all that happened was that I kept worrying I was saying the wrong things to Lauren but of course I wasn't. Just my being paranoid :p
Talk some more later tonight!
Sean
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Friday, May 14, 2010
Friday, March 26, 2010
You've Got a Friend in Me
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Okay so it was a fun day today I have to say. To begin with I had practice again for my ensemble and it is getting closer and closer to being good. I just wish my voice didn't sound so HORRIBLE in the morning, it would be a lot better. But I digress, luckily my ensemble is happening in the evening rather than the morning :P.
I quickly had to run to the mall too to deposit a cheque and then headed back to my house before heading out to dinner with Lauren. I actually really got past one of my autistic things today, being the texture and problem with food. I wound up actually having haddock pan-seared in butter, which I would normally never have and it was good. I am just really happy I ate healthy and also got through one of my ticks. But I suppose that's just the case.
Lauren and I then headed home and watched The Blind Side, and followed it by Grease, which I ACTUALLY had never seen the full movie all the way through no interruptions and man it was good :).
That's all for tonight though!
Sean
Okay so it was a fun day today I have to say. To begin with I had practice again for my ensemble and it is getting closer and closer to being good. I just wish my voice didn't sound so HORRIBLE in the morning, it would be a lot better. But I digress, luckily my ensemble is happening in the evening rather than the morning :P.
I quickly had to run to the mall too to deposit a cheque and then headed back to my house before heading out to dinner with Lauren. I actually really got past one of my autistic things today, being the texture and problem with food. I wound up actually having haddock pan-seared in butter, which I would normally never have and it was good. I am just really happy I ate healthy and also got through one of my ticks. But I suppose that's just the case.
Lauren and I then headed home and watched The Blind Side, and followed it by Grease, which I ACTUALLY had never seen the full movie all the way through no interruptions and man it was good :).
That's all for tonight though!
Sean
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Sunday, March 14, 2010
Time Goes By So Slowly
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So I woke up at 11:30AM and headed to a recital that I needed to critique for my music class. I then headed back home and played God of War till 4:30PM.
We headed to the school for closing night which went amazingly! It was a great performance and I finally got a chance to meet Lauren's father and the rest of her family I hadn't met yet.
After this we headed home and I played God of War for another hour until Lauren, Ash and Roxanne came and got me to head to the Cast Party. About five minutes into the party I got a call and had to head to St. Thomas because my grandfather had been taken to hospital and my parents were not in St. Thomas so they wouldn't have been able to make it there. So after I found out Gramps was fine, I headed back to London and here I am.
Autism-wise, the only thing that happened was well...the structure of this post, and when I was speaking with some cast members I couldn't get off a particular topic like I often do.
That's all for tonight, even though it's day!
Sean
So I woke up at 11:30AM and headed to a recital that I needed to critique for my music class. I then headed back home and played God of War till 4:30PM.
We headed to the school for closing night which went amazingly! It was a great performance and I finally got a chance to meet Lauren's father and the rest of her family I hadn't met yet.
After this we headed home and I played God of War for another hour until Lauren, Ash and Roxanne came and got me to head to the Cast Party. About five minutes into the party I got a call and had to head to St. Thomas because my grandfather had been taken to hospital and my parents were not in St. Thomas so they wouldn't have been able to make it there. So after I found out Gramps was fine, I headed back to London and here I am.
Autism-wise, the only thing that happened was well...the structure of this post, and when I was speaking with some cast members I couldn't get off a particular topic like I often do.
That's all for tonight, even though it's day!
Sean
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Thursday, March 11, 2010
Living on a Prayer
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So I'm skipping the post for yesterday as it wasn't really all that great a day :P. I woke up today at 9AM after heading to bed at midnight. I headed over to Lauren's at 10:00AM and we headed on our way to the school (Central) as we had a Matinee to do at 1PM. It went fairly well, but became rather sad when our audience left before we even finished because their school was over. So we finished that up, and headed out to lunch.
Lauren, Tricia and a few others headed to Crabby Joe's and I got just some cheese bread. Could barely eat it thought because it was so greasy and I don't need fully clogged arteries thanks. We then headed back to the school for our next show, Opening Night.
The show went amazingly. It was a great performance, and it seemed like people really enjoyed it.
After the show we headed back out to Crabby Joe's for dinner. I had the Haddock Fish and Chips, and it was quite good indeed, and definitely outside of my norm. We then headed back home.
Autism-wise, I actually BROKE one of my quirks. Generally I will only eat certain foods when I go to certain restaurants, like Grilled Cheese. But I decided to finally go with something I generally don't have and had the Fish and Chips. Surprisingly, I really liked them. I definitely was very happy that I had finally broke one of my quirks.
That's all for tonight!
Sean
So I'm skipping the post for yesterday as it wasn't really all that great a day :P. I woke up today at 9AM after heading to bed at midnight. I headed over to Lauren's at 10:00AM and we headed on our way to the school (Central) as we had a Matinee to do at 1PM. It went fairly well, but became rather sad when our audience left before we even finished because their school was over. So we finished that up, and headed out to lunch.
Lauren, Tricia and a few others headed to Crabby Joe's and I got just some cheese bread. Could barely eat it thought because it was so greasy and I don't need fully clogged arteries thanks. We then headed back to the school for our next show, Opening Night.
The show went amazingly. It was a great performance, and it seemed like people really enjoyed it.
After the show we headed back out to Crabby Joe's for dinner. I had the Haddock Fish and Chips, and it was quite good indeed, and definitely outside of my norm. We then headed back home.
Autism-wise, I actually BROKE one of my quirks. Generally I will only eat certain foods when I go to certain restaurants, like Grilled Cheese. But I decided to finally go with something I generally don't have and had the Fish and Chips. Surprisingly, I really liked them. I definitely was very happy that I had finally broke one of my quirks.
That's all for tonight!
Sean
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