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March 6th, 2004

01:33 am I GOT THE JOB! ::does a little moonwalk:: I am so thrilled! I met with some of the staff today. Sheesh, it turned me off a bit from teaching. They are so disgruntled, cold and made me feel completely uninvited.! I got only a few measly “Congratulations.” and a bunch of frowns. However, I will not let that atmosphere dampen my spirits. I will just prove to all of them that I could be a great teacher. I already have the student body on my side, haha! The old drama teacher left behind an enormous amount of paperwork for me. Like Dawn told me, the school is putting on a musical, The Little Shop of Horrors. How juvenile. I think not. The drama teacher also insisted that I do not change the assigned roles. How in the world am I suppose these kids are credible actors? Sheesh, I feel like they have no faith in me. I am reading over the list of the students participating in the play. Wee, Dawn is in it! I find most of them post babysit, the message board. I also discover they are quite anxious about their new drama teacher, hehe! I plan on this weekend to announcing to all them that I will be their new teacher! It would give me a good head start for Monday. Current Mood: giddy Current Music: Maroon 5 - This Love

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March 3rd, 2004

07:47 pm - I do believe in miracles! It has been an adventurous week in Stoneybrook for myself, to say the least. On Monday, I went in for my job interview. Let me tell you, I tried to deal with it like I do with my auditions. But it was still the most strenuous, exhausting ordeal I have been through in a long time. Thank God I have not been to court! ::shudders:: The board just barged me with questions, demanding me to attest that I could be a sufficient teacher. I desperately told them I was an actor and even did some scenes from “Grumble Fish” and “The Insiders”. Oh, the prime of my career was those H.E Sinton movies. Instead of marveling at my wonderful performance, they told me to sit down. I was so insulted. I was so disenchanted after the interview, but the most miraculous thing happened. I have a fan and her name is Dawn Shaffer.And she is not one of those chubby pre-teens that adore Clay Aiken. She is a real beauty, reminds of me of an old-fashioned California girl. Wow, did she lighten up my spirits! Apparently, I still have fans! I guess I was hanging around the wrong crowd. How silly of me! It is obviously the teenagers that love me, not the college kids! I should have remembered all those whining pre-teens! And now, they are older and still adore me! Could my life get any better? I hope so. I should be receiving a phone call by Friday, informing me if I get the job. I am a little wary about it though. Besides meeting the wonderful Dawn, there was this odd teenage boy. He was so rude, he did not even acknowledge me at all! I sense jealousy. I just hope the other boys are not like that. I am a chubby girl who likes Clay, so if you get offended, grow up. I just mocked Ed the Sock. Current Mood: ecstatic Current Music: Shania Twain: You're Still The One

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February 28th, 2004

10:19 pm - The First Entry. I am trying to avoid the television. All that is on is a multitude of Oscars' specials. Darn that Charlize Theron, I am sick of everyone celebrating her. I just have to look outside my window and I see a bunch of women, looking exactly like Charlize did in that movie. This is not what Hollywood is about. It is about the glitz, the glamour, the beautiful, the elite. That is what should be honored. Anyone can gain thirty pounds and not wear make-up. Try maintaining Charlize's physique and there is an accomplishment. I think I got this journal to write about my thoughts and life in Stoneybrook, Connecticut. I've been adjusting to Stoneybrook quite fine in the past few months. It's strange to not see a hooker on every street corner. I've been breathing the fresh hair as much as I can. Los Angeles, you're still my home. But I like Stoneybrook just fine. Not so much competition. My experiences at Stoneybrook University have been strange, to say the least. For some inexplicable reason, no one has recognized me. Surely, I walked the streets of LA without being stopped by every person, but LA is a big city. Where I was situated, well, let's just say the chances of a Cam Geary fan being there are pretty slim. But Stoneybrook is a small town. These towns thrive on stars like myself. What else do they have going for them? In my Geography class, I casually threw in some of my movies and televison shows in the discussion. No one heard of any of them! (I covered it up by saying they were independents that they never heard of) I ask them who their favorite heartthrobs were growing up. Simon Le Bon? Give me a break. Stoneybrook just has never heard of me. And while this clenches my heart, that means they do not know my past either. It does not matter, I still have not been in a relationship. The last fulfilling and deep relationship I had was with Corrie Lalique when I was sixteen. Those were a good three months. Besides seeking a relationship, I am looking for a job. It seems my options are limited to being a waiter or being a teacher. I applied at Stoneybrook High School to be a drama teacher, since the current one is at risk of leaving. I lack the qualifications to be a teacher, but then the school board takes one look at my resume, they will be blown away. An actual actor teaching drama, what more could they ask for? I think I should log off and flip through the channels a bit. Hopefully, TBS will be showing one of my movies. I have been checking the TV Guide constantly and they never do. Guess I better send in a letter or rally a petition. Damn everyone on the Livejournal to hell for not having "Cam Geary" listed as an interest. Current Mood: bored

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