Life is a tragedy for those who feel, and a comedy for those who think.

West Fest was .. ehhhhhhhhhhhhh.

I dunno.

It was cool.

The After-Thing was what was the greatest, you know?

SWEET.
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Edit:

A bit more detail, a bit more time. On the up and up, you know.

Every year at West Fest you always see people that you didn't know could do whatever it was they were doing. Josh Gardener can't do chorus work at all in musicals, because he's always too loud and sings wrong and he's just bad at it.

But he did a solo today and it actually sounded really well. Maybe he just tries to be too distinct in a chorus group or something. I dunno.

Josh Thompson and the Thompson 700(people that are his friends since he recorded a few demos and got on the radio) still sound like girls. Mmhm.

The Titanides were goooood.

But Katie and Brittany's dance was like, hahahaha, MAN THEIR LEGS JUST NEVER END O_O.

I enjoyed it.

Notably.

Some of the bands and some of the crew (Also, Kim, stef, and ..a few others) went to.. some.. mexican resturaunt. Whever. We ate some.

Sam Cox and I did some fighting. Was way intense. Shoulda seen it.

Sam Cox, you know, he's one of those fellows that a simple text description wouldn't quite cover. I suppose it'd be like, describing me while adding in the detail that he's funny to people other than 6 or 7 others. Also, crazy eyes.

Jason and I also bought bottles of coke. You know, in the glass, need an opener Coke.

That was an epic journey, folks.

Ha, you know, if I wasn't on the Drama Board or whatever, and I wasn't gonna run for president, next year I probably wouldn't even do it.

Sometimes, fitting in there just ain't worth it.

I'm shoulda joined Chess Club.