On reading LJ, why I may not be so focused

So my dad just e-mailed me. The TV Writing and Producing department (? or whatever) want me to come in for an interview on the 1st.

As you can imagine, OH MY GOD I AM GOING TO VOMIT STREEEESSSSSSSS.

So - roseneko, I promise I will read the FFIV story; safti, if you post about Mage, I promise I'll comment; but - it may not be until after the first, though I hope not. (If I get my way, it won't be until after the 3rd - Wednesdays are a terrible day for me to miss, class-wise, plus I have a seminar the 2nd.)

Also, OH MY GOD, $7,300 for a year. (I know, not much compared to Americans or mathies, but for little old $4,600/yr + books Arts major me? That's HUGE.) It almost makes me say "Fuck this, I'm taking Radio Broadcasting."

I may be hyperventilating. If you see me and I look like I'm stressing out, uh, I probably am. I would advise not asking me if I'm okay, because that's equal parts likely to get you my stress story of the past 24 hours, cause me to burst into tears, or prematurely end your life as I attack you with the savage fury of wild, man-eating bees.

No, seriously. Man-eating bees.

Writing Shrine

And, because I need to take my mind off things (via scott_lynch):

( My Writing Shrine )

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According to the FAQ, here is what they want to know in the interview:

"The applicant must be able to express why they feel they’d be a positive force in the program, show a willingness to collaborate and a strong commitment to succeed in the entertainment business either with or without this program."

What sort of questions do you think they might ask? What would you want to know?

Fake being interviewers for me?

Also, because my posting goes up proportional to my stress/workload:

Give me your favorite Shakespeare quotes, no matter how obscure. Don't label them (but keep at least play and character in mind).

...Pat and I have an ongoing challenge, wherein we argue about whether or not Grissom has memorized ALL of Shakespeare, or merely the interesting bits.

Feel free to join in on the guessing.

(Both of the following are from the same play.)

"Between the acting of a dreadful thing / And the first motion, all the interim is / Like a phantasma or a hideous dream."

"We are two lions littered in one day, / And I the elder and more terrible."

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AND Journalism just sent me a letter, saying I need to sign up for a two-hour session. (OMGWTFBBQ.) Unfortunately, the dates they currently have open are terrible for me, so I need to wait until tomorrow to try and sign up for the March date.