I was scheduled to work at 8:30 on Friday so I rushed through song practice, made some coffee, got ready, wolfed down a thick slice of ham, drank the gulped the coffee and headed out. When I got to the sign-in sheet though I saw that I was booked from 9:00. When I checked later I saw that I had just assumed it started at 8:30 and written it down that way but the email said 9:00. I’m glad I didn’t give the instructor, Rae Johnson a hard time about it like I’d thought about doing.
Rae’s
name and face seemed familiar. She told me she remembered me from when she
taught at OCADU before and that she’d just started again after a long time. She
said she starts at 9:00 to give her students time to set up. I'm sure they all
have other classes for which they have to be ready by 8:30. Maybe Rae just
doesn't want to start that early. She told me they'd only need me till 14:00,
so that was good news.
She
was interested to hear that I was working on an essay comparing sexuality in
the Wasteland and Howl. She commented that those were sexually different times
compared to today's “Me Too” movement. I said that, especially in the
Wasteland, things didn't go very well for women.
I
did two sets of two ten minute poses and then one long pose for the rest of the
class, with a one-hour lunch break at noon.
The
only windows in the studio are translucent. On the ledge outside of one of them
were the silhouettes of two pigeons. The male was doing his cock walk to catch
the female while she would keep walking away, sometimes fly away and then
return.
I
took a nap at lunchtime so I wouldn’t fall asleep in the afternoon. I only had
to work for one hour after lunch. On the way home I didn’t bother to stop at
Freshco, since I’d already gone the day before.
I
didn’t take a siesta after getting home that afternoon, even though I was a bit
tired. I didn’t want to be awake in bed all night since I had to work on
Saturday morning as well.
I
watched the last two episodes of the 21st season of South Park.
In
number 9, the Canadian comedy team of Terrence and Philip have just been given
a Netflix show, with nothing but fart humour, as usual. All the kids love it
but suddenly Kyle doesn’t like it anymore. His friends tease him that he’s
turning into a Jewish mother. Kyle starts a group called Millennials Against
Canada and has a televised debate with the Canadian Minister of Streaming who
tells Kyle that he sounds like a Jewish mother. Kyle asks President Garrison to
do something about all the hate coming out of Canada and so Garrison drops an
atomic bomb on Toronto.
In
the final episode we learn President Garrison’s approval rating has dropped to
3% and he’s now hiding out in the woods outside of South Park and living on
rodents. His nuclear attack on Toronto killed a million people. Kyle’s adopted
little brother, Ike is Canadian and wants revenge. He dresses up as a Mountie
and is determined to hunt Garrison down like a dog. Kyle convinces the other
kids to help him look for Ike, but the route they take has along the way
landmarks that remind Heidi of everything she’s been through since she’s been
in a relationship with Cartman. She also realizes that Cartman tried to kill
her on Halloween. Cartman says, “Yeah baby, but that was only because I was
pissed off that you made me late for the pumpkin patch!” Ike captured Garrison
and drags him bound and gagged into town. Bob White helps Garrison escape.
Heidi breaks up with Cartman. Cartman threatens to shoot himself, but nobody
cares.
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