Wicked

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My brothers girlfriend bought tickets for the 2 of us to see Wicked (the musical) in San Francisco, for my bithday. It was so much fun. The show was amazing. I want to go again. The set was beautiful, the songs were great. the actors were talented. Glinda was hillarious, and the woman playing Elphaba was an amazing singer. The chorus was great. The whole show was just awesome. Our seats were great (7th row)We had a good dinner with Clam chowder and seafood alfredo at the Market Street Grill accross the street from the Orphium. We got lost on our way back to my house but it was funny instead of frustrating. We stopped at 7-11 and both admitted to having the urge to tell the random customers in the store that we had just seen Wicked. It was a great experience. and I hope to see the play again before it leaves SF.

Sanity levels are all over the place this week. I have been sick and exhausted, and excited and happy, anxious because the dentist had to come in our class and examine us. I have been energetic, and tired, loved and annoyed. all in the last week. I'll just say that I feel normal and good, and I have no extremes today. My depression is low and my anxiety is low. I feel good today - dispite being sick.

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