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[zephyrofgod]

Well, this bites.

Due to a work obligation, I have to be at my job the day of Queen's Prize. This means that unless an act of God occurs, I won't be there this year.

However, this does open my schedule up for Twelfth Night. huscarl105, would you be averse to changing plans? If you are, I'm all right with Bellewode, but I'd like to have as many people I know be at the event. (and I have problems requesting people go to a specialty event like Bellewode if they didn't already plan on it.)

That being said, this gives me time to work on my more than a little rusty performance skills. I'm sure things will work out for the better. (and I'm really sorry, Cathus. Really. Work sucks. I know.)

So, Twelfth Night, anyone?

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[zephyrofgod.livejournal.com]

It's really not that bad (just more or less frustrating), considering I'll have an entire month off. The boy is remarkably understanding of the entire situation, and even asked if there was a way I could move things about so that I could go to QP (but sadly, no).

At any rate, are you planning on going to Twelfth Night at all?

[huscarl105.livejournal.com]

12th night is very early this year, i may not be finised with christmasy-new years things by then.

I suppose its possible, but unlikely.

[zephyrofgod.livejournal.com]

Understandable. And, like I said, I'm not trying to be demanding, but I'm just more than a little impatient, that's all (and for which, I do apologise).

At any rate, the boy has given his blessing on Ceilidh and Bellewode, so I have a strong chance to be there.