So here I sit after a long night of waiting tables, well worth it, though, because I walked with over $100. My knee is throbbing. I don't know if any of you remember how I messed it up during Chicago. They thought that I tore my meniscus, that they would do an MRI if it didn't calm down. Well, the show closed and it seemed to be doing okay, so I decided to let it be. I believe, however, that I have somehow irritated it enough to warrant another doctor's visit. You know when you get a sunburn and your skin feels stretched over your bones? That's how my knee feels; nice and swollen. Which is awesome since all I day to pay my bills is wait tables or stand in high heels.

But there is good news: J booked a project, which is very exciting. He's doing a staged reading of a musical that they hope to take to Broadway. Supposedly, it's already had very successful runs in Europe, and they're trying to find backers to take it to Broadway, which is where this cast comes in. The most exciting part about, it I think, is that they rehearse at the Kodak theatre, which is a beautiful space. It only takes up a week of his time and could be very fruitful in the long run, so we'll see how it ultimately pans out.

I wish I could fill you all with exciting stories of living in the big city, but the bummer part about living in a big city is that you pay big city rent, so I don't have a lot of extra income. We are boring people. We occasionally eat out, we pack our lunches, we haven't been to a movie in like a month. Sigh. But we do have DVR now and lots of movie channels, which is very exciting! Those of you who don't have DVR, you must get it. You can record everything and then fast forward through all the stupid parts. Highly recommended.

I guess that's about it. I would ice my knee but I have no ice pack. I would go to the drugstore but that would mean losing my parking space three blocks away. C'mon, you know you want to live here.