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Unit 00
AKA Jilly Dreadful
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28. PhD Candidate in Creative Writing and Literature. Loves cyborgs and zombies, sewing, steampunk and cosplay. Horror movies. Wants to be R. L. Stine when she grows up.

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Sunday, March 12, 2006

I did not apply to the scholarship for the writing workshop in New York. I decided it was too expensive for two weeks. How insane would it be to try to arrange for a writing workshop week that would be free to participants at USC this summer? Would I be able to get any professors or writers to, well, work for free for a day or two?

I still wonder if maybe I should have applied for the scholarship. I mean, I don't regret not applying because even with the scholarship, it still would have cost me like a $1000 just for the plane ticket and the room/board. And I'd rather save up the money we have in our vacation fund and use it to do something with B as opposed to doing something without B.

I'd love to go to The Royal Shakespeare's Company Shakespeare Festival in Stratford-on-Avon this year. Ian McKellan is going to be King Lear and Patrick Stewart is going to be Prospero and Antony! Plus there's going to be a weird version of Hamlet featuring tiny ninja figures, and Ophelia will drown in a glass of water, put on by the Tiny Ninja Theater of NYC.

If I had known that my fifty-cent figurines could do Shakespeare, then I would have employed my Homies ages ago.

And if I haven't posted this website on my blog before, then I'm posting it now.

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