The Wrestling Season
Presented by Children’s Theatre of Charlotte
Written by Laurie Brooks • April 19-29 • Wachovia Playhouse
$14.00
This performance contains mature themes and is intended for ages 13 and up.

Matt and Luke have been friends for years, supporting each other academically and athletically. But when it seems Matt will bump the school bully from his position on the wrestling team, his friendship with Luke provides fertile ground for backstabbing gossip. Rumors fly that Matt and Luke are a couple, challenging their friendship and sending Matt in search of a girlfriend. He hooks up with Melanie, a girl with an “easy” reputation. But is she really who she seems to be? Is Matt? Is Luke? Is anybody? Presented as an actual wrestling match, with a referee making rulings on the action, The Wrestling Season is an honest and sensitive portrayal of the world of teens – the hollowness of stereotypes, the intricacies of relationships, the divisiveness of gossip, the pain of betrayal, and the redemptive power of friendship.

For tickets or more information about The Wrestling Season, call the Children’s Theatre of Charlotte Box Office at 704-973-2828 (10-5, M-F) or visit www.ctcharlotte.org.

I’m so happy with my current life because it is so good. 
Aside from shitty school and annoying kids that are annoying and make me want to claw my eyes out so I cannot see them, stab my eardrums so I cannot hear them, electrocute myself so I am completely numb that way I cannot feel them, and put knives up my nose so I cannot smell them, everything has been great. Let’s just say, I’m ready for 07-08.

So far my break has been consistently fantastic and spontaneous, two very essential elements of a successful spring break. Not only that, but I have eaten good food and hung out with people whose company I genuinely ENJOY. I have satisfied my craving for will Ferrell, I have slept that good sleep, and I have acted a fool many a time. Also- I am making new friends. I bought 2 new shirts. I drank 4 dollar soda. I made pancakes that were delish. I laughed at a barking mom. I bought a new calculator. I vented. I vented. I vented. 

PEWBLIC

This is bad, but sometimes when I'm angry at someone, I wish all of the world was angry at them too. And when all of the world is not, I feel bitter. But... DEAR GOD, they are so annoying.

I WANT A CAMERA I WANT A CAMERA

i say, boo to the flu.

OLD-MAN-JAN-HAS-A-NOTE-FOR-YOU

This weekend I created, or rather adapted a new game. You see, many months ago i wrote a song entitled "doo doo on the driver" and yesterday i created a game with the help of Rosie Moan called "doo doo on the..." Then we played it in ensemble. Then I played it with mom and dad but they didn't actually WANT to play, so i really just played it by myself. Anyway, it rules.

THEN, i went to pet my dog and there was something wet on his back that looked, felt, smelled like, and was indeed doo doo. Then I washed my hands.

Then i read Ben Shavers poem and considered leaving a comment but had no words to say.

THE WORST PART OF MY LIFE WAS WHEN I REALIZED THAT THIS IS MY LIFE. 

ohhhh equus.

some one tore down one of the diversity posters and tore it into lots of little bits. the one that said "fighting ignorance with understanding". wow... i guess all the more reason for a meeting.
 i love high school. 
and today i decided that next year is going to RULE. seriously.

The first meeting of the Diversity Club is tomorrow in the media center from 2:30-3:00. If you can't come the whole time... you can stop by for a few minutes and sign-up. PLEASE COME. and yes, there will be food.

i need a break from my break. 

thanks a lot, mr. shitside.

today was pretty much doo doo in a pot. 

things i dont like:
ms collis
mean crazy people that are mean and crazy about silly things like the civil war.


things i do like:
funny civil wars
dentistry