I did the math:

1- Ted’s wife was in the economics class that Ted accidentally tried teaching thinking it was the architecture class. Victoria was not in college.

2- Ted’s wife was roommates with the Rachel Bilson character that Ted dated. Victoria was supposed to be in Germany around this time, I believe.

3- The St. Patrick’s day party at the bar that Ted and Barney attended, Ted mentioned that his wife was there. He would’ve seen if Victoria was there.

While these might not be considered concrete, the last one is the strongest and most concrete:

4- Ted said that he met his wife at an important wedding in which he was the best man. He met Victoria at a wedding, but he wasn’t the best man.

Currently applying to a bunch of stage management jobs starting in August 2012 or later. 

Advice/tips? 

It just hit me last night. I’m dating someone. I was so careful in voicing what I was looking for (nothing serious, we can date other people) but it appears that I might want this to get serious. To think I was freaking myself out about this.

Me being so not a typical girl, I dread telling my parents when I begin dating someone. I always feel guilty that I’m spending time with someone else besides them. Well that, and the millions of questions about the guy. And I know for a fact that they have questions about my last relationship that I’d rather not have to disclose.

The show that I’m stage managing Break Through: Bringing Down the Barriers is need of extra money to produce the best show possible for our performance at the Florida Collegiate Pride Conference. 

The donation button is on the right side of the page. 

We need a few hundred dollars to get enough time in the theatre to properly tech the show and have spacing rehearsals, etc. 

http://breakthroughproduction.org/

Please PLEASE help spread the word. Every little bit helps! 

I have:

-one semester left at a University that changed my life. Making the transfer from USF to UCF was not easy, and I certainly do miss USF very much. But the friends I made here. They mean the world to me. I’m always welcomed with big hugs, LOTS of cuddles, and an excellent drink…er, drinkssss. The teachers I met here are so talented and so amazing. I’m proud to call some of them my friends. I will miss hanging out in the costume shop or miss sitting in Kyla’s office, just chatting and talking about anything and everything. 

- An internship that is fun, challenging, and extremely educational. Producing a Fringe Festival is NOT easy and I had absolutely no idea how this all came together until now. My bosses are phenomenal and extremely easy to talk and bond with. 

- A nonprofit, student run production that is a part of theatre for social change. We are active in the LGBTQ community and changing the negative connotations associated with those who are LGBTQ. The design team, directing team, and cast are all positive people with big hearts. You can talk to them about absolutely anything.

- Music. Lovely lovely sounds that touches my heart and makes me feel. Truly feel. 

- A great family who allows me to pursue a career in the arts and supports me for who I am. We might have great differences in major topics, but they are always there for me. 

- Friends. Friends who drink with me. Friends who watch silly movies with me. Friends who take time to hike with me. Friends who bebop with me. Friends who listen to my rants. Friends who take my broken heart in their hands and help me heal it. I wouldn’t have gotten this far without them. 

- A boy I have a crush on who I hope has a crush on me back. He’s fun, funny, intelligent, career driven, well spoken. I might not be looking for anything serious, but he would certainly be a great candidate to have fun with. 

There’s someone in my head but it’s not me.
And if the cloud bursts, thunder in your ear
You shout and no one seems to hear
And if the band you’re in starts playing different tunes
I’ll see you on the dark side of the moon.