TEN years ago I worked as an extra on 10 things I hate about you. That has been weirding me out all week. Obviously many many things have changed, and yet thinking of how clearly I remember that day in the picture above, a lot seems the same. Working on that set I remember being so bothered that one of the principal actors was 25 playing a high schooler! Well, this week I turn the big 25 and just yesterday and briefly this morning I was on another high school movie set playing a cheerleader. Unfortunately however, still an extra. In ten more years I have no idea where or what I will be, but I can pretty much guarantee that my time of being a high schooler will have expired, and that is definitely okay by me. I mean living through high school once is simply more than enough. 11 March 2008
Seriously!?
TEN years ago I worked as an extra on 10 things I hate about you. That has been weirding me out all week. Obviously many many things have changed, and yet thinking of how clearly I remember that day in the picture above, a lot seems the same. Working on that set I remember being so bothered that one of the principal actors was 25 playing a high schooler! Well, this week I turn the big 25 and just yesterday and briefly this morning I was on another high school movie set playing a cheerleader. Unfortunately however, still an extra. In ten more years I have no idea where or what I will be, but I can pretty much guarantee that my time of being a high schooler will have expired, and that is definitely okay by me. I mean living through high school once is simply more than enough. 
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I can't believe that was 10 years ago! It makes me want to rent!
I hope you have a wonderful birthday!!!!!
Love ya,
tarena
forgot the word "it" after rent...opps. =)
1. NINE years ago I looked at your picture in a stack of TCL applications and said, "I'm going to really like this girl." So yeah, I believe it. ;)
2. It's my dream to play a high schooler. I wonder if I could still get away with it? Hmmm.
3. I know it might seem that nothing has changed, but so much has...
I love you.
Ten years! Everytime I see this movie on TV I tell my husband "I know two girls in this movie". He always replies, "You must have told me that a million times". (I think he exaggerates)
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