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I felt moody all day today for what seems to be absolutely no reason. I mentioned it to my boss while she was walking passed me. "Ever had one of those days where you're just spontaniously mopey?" "Every day for the last 10 years", she confirmed. "Well, that's uplifting". "I'm on anti-depressants". How are you supposed to make conversation with your (new) boss on her current mental conditions?! I was thrown a little bit off guard that she would even share that information with me. "Oh. Um. What kind?" She tells me the brand and I instantly realize that it was pointless to ask, because I've never been on anti-depressants myself. Maybe my plan was to say something like, "Oh, Danielle's never mentioned that kind to me before". (Then she would ask who Danielle is and I'd shrug and say, "Oh, just a friend" and change the subject. Then she might think that my blowing the question off was a cover-up for the fact that I have imaginary friends with mental conditions - Inquiring further into her depression was definitely not the way to go). Anyway, I ended up saying, "Oh. And they work well?" And she said, "No. I've still been depressed every day for the past 10 years", like she already said. I nod and look at my shoes for a few seconds, probably making some comment like, "that sucks". Then, "So, do you still have the menu for Lemongrass?" She did. She was overly nice to me for the rest of the day. Current Mood:  blank
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And actually, this is my favorite play! From mastersantiagoYour Score: Much Ado About...You scored 30% = Tragic, 73% = Comic, 31% = Romantic, 33% = Historic You Scored Much Ado About Nothing! First published in 1600, Much Ado About Nothing is one of Shakespeare's most enduring comedies, and probably his most performed to this day. Much Ado About Nothing tells the story of two pairs of would-be lovers and the hysterical events that happen surrounding the wedding. As Claudio and Hero prepare to marry, Don Pedro and his friends, bored with the length of preparation time, take it upon themselves in the meantime to play matchmaker to Benedick and Beatrice, two sharp-tongued would-be lovers whose love for each other is masked by the "merry war of words" in which they are engaged that both of them are too stubborn to lose. Based on your results, we believe you to be a quick-witted, light-hearted romantic who is probably very charming and charismatic. While your stubbornness may sometimes get the better of you, we are confident that you always eventually come to your senses and do what's best. You probably have a lot of friends and we like you too! Tags: meme
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Well, I hope you don't shoot me for this, cause there aren't exactly any rules posted in the profile, and there's no other community I can find to ask, soo... I'm auditioning for a part in my school's play, and the auditions are this coming thursday. I've never heard of the play before, but I think it's a comedy. Called "Harvey," it is. I'm not auditioning for a specific part (No one can, actually, so it's all fair). First, though, before I make my monologue choice permanent, I want some advice. Would this be a good monologue to use? The more I think about it, the more I doubt it. But then, what can I do? Any advice? I seriously need help. ( In addition, this will be my first audition. )Current Location: On a couch
Current Mood:  worried
Current Music: Death Note
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