She Thinks She's Witty

Last year Dana and Callie provided a great list  of questions as a kind of year-end review. I really liked the idea and thought I'd go along with it. I didn't do so well. They're doing it again this year and again, I really like it but am half a month late in jumping on. Please bare with me as I catch up and feel free to join in! The list of questions: When were you most grateful? What was the most delicious meal you ate? Where did you visit this year? What was the best book you read? What were your favorite songs? When did you celebrate? What astonished you? Where did you spend your money? What was your favorite blog post...that you read or wrote? When did you take the easy way? Who has been your teacher this year - officially or unofficially? What rocked your world, changed your life, shifted the ground beneath your feet? Most bizarre conversation of your year: script it. Use pseudonyms if necessary. What cracked you up? Where'd you find the best...

I'm in New Hampshire . It's cold. It's cold most places in the same geographical area because it is winter, but it is very cold in New Hampshire. How did I end up in New Hampshire in a library in the middle of winter about 8 months after I graduated? Well, here's the deal. I didn't know what to do with life after college--I wasn't too good at figuring out life during college either, but that's another story. I decided to return to my summer job of the past few summers in New Hampshire at The Summer Theatre in Meredith Village . I worked in the box office for the summer and returned home to figure out my next plan of action. First on my list was to get my license . I had gotten to 22 years old without having anything more than a permit and it was time to go beyond. Time to seek my indepence and set out on my own! (Did I mention that I'm an actor and I can be a bit overly dramatic at times?) I did indeed get my license and I almost felt like a rea...