This past year has been one to remember.
The beginning of this year I had so much going on in my life that I wasn't sure what was going to happen and I was miserable(no need for details). Then I got inspired and focused on being happy again and decided to go back to college. Now I am happier than I have been in a very long time and doing something I want to do and making my life better for me.
I took 2 classes this semester and made A's in both...According to UHD I have a 4.0 GPA and I have never had that before, now I just have to keep it. There's pressure now to keep that 4.0, hope I don't disappoint myself.
I will keep you all updated on my classes and if I am in any more plays this next semester, if I am not in them I will be apart of them some how. I love theatre work in all aspects and the people that I get to work with.
So now with the New Year just days away I am throwing away all the bad that happened which wasn't really that much this past year and working on getting more out of life. I don't do resolutions anymore because I never keep them all I can do is live life how I want to live and do the best I can to make me and the people around me happy.
That's about all for now, except still no one to kiss but several to flirt with. =)
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Thursday, December 16, 2010
How I found out my Am Lit Grade
Lynn,
Ah, the exuberance of the curious scholar.
With today’s technology and the ability to access any sort of information in as fast as one’s internet connection will allow, the need to know instantly is prevalent among so many in society today.
Gone are the days when students would anxiously hold vigil next to their mailboxes in order to ascertain scores from that semester’s classes. And whether such grade reports needed to be altered or hidden from the prying and judgmental eyes of one’s parental units.
This gave way to learning, via telephone, the outcome of a term’s worth of work. Yes, a number dialed to a university extension would connect to a computerized guide who would prompt one to punch keys on the phone to move through steps to hear subject, followed by course number, trailed by section number, leading to a terse relay of the letter grade.
Then with Al Gore’s senatorial contributions to the creation of the world wide web, or internet, came a daily-evolving beast of rapidly disseminated information. As fast as the online sphere became, so too did the technology adapt to better utilize such abilities and satiate the never-satisfied hunger of users, read people, to heap onto their plates of ever-shrinking portable electronic devices to ascertain what it is they want to know.
Grades became available through outdated-on-the-day-they-were-created university web pages where students could logon (does anyone even still use that term?) and, in black and white – as the screens were back then – see their semester grades, akin to a scene in the now-classic film WarGames, starring a doe-eyed and mischievous Matthew Broderick. Watch it and laugh at how little the computers are capable of - and live in fear of the message it conveys, which is one similar to all of the Terminator movies.
Ooh, you should watch those, too, and laugh at what Arnold Schwarzenegger will do for a paycheck (the third one, not the first two). Though Salvation was a bit of a knee-slapper as well. That's a term meaning funny, as I am unsure if people today are familiar with such outdated slang.
Anyhow, this paved the way for how grades are now delivered: one logs in (as if one becomes a part of the system, rather than just a rider of it – as the “on” from days of yore seemed to signify) to an online college web site where one scrolls through various drop down menus to attain the desired information where it is displayed in all of its Technicolor and vibrant glory for the student to revel in her or his triumph, or languish in the agony of mediocrity, or even wallow in the pitiful depths of failure.
How will this cinematic-like scenario play out for you? If only you could hold on until grades are revealed to all – then you might enjoy the uncertainty, the worry, the doubt, and even engage in a bit of prayer to the gods of academia that if, and only if, you get good grades you promise to dedicate yourself anew to scholarly pursuits during the next semester. And, much like an alcoholic – waking up underneath a bridge caked in his own vomit and surrounded by broken bottles of Boone’s wine and Olde E declaring he will never again consume such beverages – you fly straight, for a while. Then you backslide and sip from that sweet-fruity twist-off lip of Strawberry Hill that is slacking from schoolwork, and divert your attention to less-academic endeavors such as partying, calling in sick to work to ride the couch to channel-surf, and engage in whatever the current equivalent of tipping cows in a pasture is.
Alas – you shall never know! As this blasted mechanism of e-mail allows for twenty-four/seven communication with anyone and everyone who uses it.
That you have read through this entire diatribe up to this point means you are hopeful that somewhere in this rambling prose piece of a professor’s perception of an appropriate response to your inquiry therein rests your grades.
Fear not, inquisitive Lynn! Do not yet go gentle into that good night; old age, such as mine, burns and rages at the close of day – it is up to thee to rage, rage against the dying of the light (with my apologies to Dylan Thomas for co-opting his most infamous piece into my already extended humourous and albeit amusing-only-to-me invective). Wise men at their end – or at least near it, you hope, yeah? – know dark is right because their words had forked no lightning, only mine (once again, indebted to D.T.).
To finally arrive near the end of what could and maybe should have been a simple answer – thy score on the final clocked in at ninety-four; your overall course grade flew in at ninety-three, so what will show up when you get around to checking online (be sure to send former senator/vice-president and current environmentalist Al Gore your thanks for his part in inceptioning (this is a new word I have just coined, as a Google search turns up nothing – though if you have not checked out Christopher Nolan’s fine film Inception you should do so sometime, as it does not disappoint (unless you hate disappointment, then in that case don’t watch it since it totally does by not completely answering what you most want to know at the end (hope I didn’t spoil it for you))) the grade you will see is an a. Upper or lower case, an a is still an a.
So to finally answer your inquiry: yes – it seems I could send you your grades on the final and for the course.
I certainly hope you paid careful attention to locating the information you wanted to know. It is somewhere in all that text; I am aware that you most likely scanned the message for numbers and finding none relating to your grade, had to re-read the entire message in order to unearth exactly what your grades are. As I pointed out in one of these paragraphs, I find this way of delivering the news quite comedic.
Break a leg whenever heading onstage and good luck in your criminal justice endeavors.
Hope you enjoyed the class and have gained a Homer Simpson-like appreciation of poetry. Wait, I meant Lisa Simpson-like.
Au revoir.
Santiago Lopez, M.A.
Adjunct English Lecturer
Ah, the exuberance of the curious scholar.
With today’s technology and the ability to access any sort of information in as fast as one’s internet connection will allow, the need to know instantly is prevalent among so many in society today.
Gone are the days when students would anxiously hold vigil next to their mailboxes in order to ascertain scores from that semester’s classes. And whether such grade reports needed to be altered or hidden from the prying and judgmental eyes of one’s parental units.
This gave way to learning, via telephone, the outcome of a term’s worth of work. Yes, a number dialed to a university extension would connect to a computerized guide who would prompt one to punch keys on the phone to move through steps to hear subject, followed by course number, trailed by section number, leading to a terse relay of the letter grade.
Then with Al Gore’s senatorial contributions to the creation of the world wide web, or internet, came a daily-evolving beast of rapidly disseminated information. As fast as the online sphere became, so too did the technology adapt to better utilize such abilities and satiate the never-satisfied hunger of users, read people, to heap onto their plates of ever-shrinking portable electronic devices to ascertain what it is they want to know.
Grades became available through outdated-on-the-day-they-were-created university web pages where students could logon (does anyone even still use that term?) and, in black and white – as the screens were back then – see their semester grades, akin to a scene in the now-classic film WarGames, starring a doe-eyed and mischievous Matthew Broderick. Watch it and laugh at how little the computers are capable of - and live in fear of the message it conveys, which is one similar to all of the Terminator movies.
Ooh, you should watch those, too, and laugh at what Arnold Schwarzenegger will do for a paycheck (the third one, not the first two). Though Salvation was a bit of a knee-slapper as well. That's a term meaning funny, as I am unsure if people today are familiar with such outdated slang.
Anyhow, this paved the way for how grades are now delivered: one logs in (as if one becomes a part of the system, rather than just a rider of it – as the “on” from days of yore seemed to signify) to an online college web site where one scrolls through various drop down menus to attain the desired information where it is displayed in all of its Technicolor and vibrant glory for the student to revel in her or his triumph, or languish in the agony of mediocrity, or even wallow in the pitiful depths of failure.
How will this cinematic-like scenario play out for you? If only you could hold on until grades are revealed to all – then you might enjoy the uncertainty, the worry, the doubt, and even engage in a bit of prayer to the gods of academia that if, and only if, you get good grades you promise to dedicate yourself anew to scholarly pursuits during the next semester. And, much like an alcoholic – waking up underneath a bridge caked in his own vomit and surrounded by broken bottles of Boone’s wine and Olde E declaring he will never again consume such beverages – you fly straight, for a while. Then you backslide and sip from that sweet-fruity twist-off lip of Strawberry Hill that is slacking from schoolwork, and divert your attention to less-academic endeavors such as partying, calling in sick to work to ride the couch to channel-surf, and engage in whatever the current equivalent of tipping cows in a pasture is.
Alas – you shall never know! As this blasted mechanism of e-mail allows for twenty-four/seven communication with anyone and everyone who uses it.
That you have read through this entire diatribe up to this point means you are hopeful that somewhere in this rambling prose piece of a professor’s perception of an appropriate response to your inquiry therein rests your grades.
Fear not, inquisitive Lynn! Do not yet go gentle into that good night; old age, such as mine, burns and rages at the close of day – it is up to thee to rage, rage against the dying of the light (with my apologies to Dylan Thomas for co-opting his most infamous piece into my already extended humourous and albeit amusing-only-to-me invective). Wise men at their end – or at least near it, you hope, yeah? – know dark is right because their words had forked no lightning, only mine (once again, indebted to D.T.).
To finally arrive near the end of what could and maybe should have been a simple answer – thy score on the final clocked in at ninety-four; your overall course grade flew in at ninety-three, so what will show up when you get around to checking online (be sure to send former senator/vice-president and current environmentalist Al Gore your thanks for his part in inceptioning (this is a new word I have just coined, as a Google search turns up nothing – though if you have not checked out Christopher Nolan’s fine film Inception you should do so sometime, as it does not disappoint (unless you hate disappointment, then in that case don’t watch it since it totally does by not completely answering what you most want to know at the end (hope I didn’t spoil it for you))) the grade you will see is an a. Upper or lower case, an a is still an a.
So to finally answer your inquiry: yes – it seems I could send you your grades on the final and for the course.
I certainly hope you paid careful attention to locating the information you wanted to know. It is somewhere in all that text; I am aware that you most likely scanned the message for numbers and finding none relating to your grade, had to re-read the entire message in order to unearth exactly what your grades are. As I pointed out in one of these paragraphs, I find this way of delivering the news quite comedic.
Break a leg whenever heading onstage and good luck in your criminal justice endeavors.
Hope you enjoyed the class and have gained a Homer Simpson-like appreciation of poetry. Wait, I meant Lisa Simpson-like.
Au revoir.
Santiago Lopez, M.A.
Adjunct English Lecturer
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
End of Semester
I made it through my first semester of school in over 7yrs at UHD. I know I past the 2 main classes I had which was Science and Am Lit. Math on the other hand not so much but I am taking that class again next semester. This semester went by fast. Drama helped with that, I had a blast being apart of it and looking forward to next semester. Next semester I will be apart of the work study and I am excited about that, because I will be working in the drama. I am debating on whether I want to audition for the play next semester or just work backstage. I don't know...I can audition and if I don't get a apart then I have been promised to help backstage. So either way I will be apart of it. I didn't realize how much I missed theatre!!
My brother Justin, the Marine, will be home on the 23rd. I am so excited!! I miss having him around. He will be leaving for afghan sometime early next year. I am worried about that but I know he will be ok no matter what happens. He better come back safe that is all I am saying, I don't know how I would be able to live without my brother around, he's my rock in the family!!
On other news, I have kidney stones. Not the greatest thing to have but not as bad as most people have said they would be. I have one that is about 1.5 centimeters and will have to either be broken up or surgically removed...I am voting for removal. I have already passed a couple of them already, my body is weird though and I have a high tolerance for pain so that is a good thing. Hopefully before school starts I can get it taken care of.
Found out yesterday that my ex Adam was taken to jail for child support for his ex Katie. We are all jumping for joy and hope he stays there the full 180 days. If you knew him then you would want him there too. He is a bad person!! That is all I have to say about that, if you are curious about this then ask and I will give you more details but other than that I am not talking about it.
Christmas Cards will not be sent out this year just like the last few years only because it's costly and I only get back maybe 5 out of the 100+ I send so I don't see the point in it anymore. But if you send me one I will send one back. If you want my address just ask.
Guess that is all I want to say right now. Things are going well and I have no complaints, not even about kidney stones. Hope you all have a great holiday!!
My brother Justin, the Marine, will be home on the 23rd. I am so excited!! I miss having him around. He will be leaving for afghan sometime early next year. I am worried about that but I know he will be ok no matter what happens. He better come back safe that is all I am saying, I don't know how I would be able to live without my brother around, he's my rock in the family!!
On other news, I have kidney stones. Not the greatest thing to have but not as bad as most people have said they would be. I have one that is about 1.5 centimeters and will have to either be broken up or surgically removed...I am voting for removal. I have already passed a couple of them already, my body is weird though and I have a high tolerance for pain so that is a good thing. Hopefully before school starts I can get it taken care of.
Found out yesterday that my ex Adam was taken to jail for child support for his ex Katie. We are all jumping for joy and hope he stays there the full 180 days. If you knew him then you would want him there too. He is a bad person!! That is all I have to say about that, if you are curious about this then ask and I will give you more details but other than that I am not talking about it.
Christmas Cards will not be sent out this year just like the last few years only because it's costly and I only get back maybe 5 out of the 100+ I send so I don't see the point in it anymore. But if you send me one I will send one back. If you want my address just ask.
Guess that is all I want to say right now. Things are going well and I have no complaints, not even about kidney stones. Hope you all have a great holiday!!
Friday, November 19, 2010
Thoughts and I felt like writing something today
Student One Acts are going well with few minor issues. Nothing needing to be talked about. I am having a blast running lights. I think Doc is trying to get me to change my major but I am standing my ground and sticking with Criminal Justice, only because I don't have much left to do, besides I'm considered a senior. But I love theatre and it has filled a void I have had inside for a long time. I don't get paid in money to help out but it does put a smile on my face and boost my self-esteem a ton!! Its a hobby and that is all.
Thanksgiving is coming up and I will be with my Uncle and Aunt and cousins on that day but other than that I have nothing to do except write an essay and maybe go clean out my storage and get rid of stuff. I love cleaning out stuff and organizing but this project is more than I can handle by myself. Lots of furniture that needs to be moved around and I am just a weak little girl who needs strong big guys to come help her....anyone want to help me? =)
Going back to college at 32 isn't so bad, especially when there are people older than me going to college too, I don't feel so old. I don' t look old either. lol. But it's been interesting and ahhh the joys of having that feeling of accomplishment in view. At this point I just want to finish my degree and be done with it. Tired of it hanging over my head. I already have a pretty good career going as a massage therapist but finishing something I have been dreaming about doing since I was in the 7th grade is even better, and finding a job I will like even more. I love massage therapy and can always do that part time and work full time doing what ever it is I decide to use my degree for, and help Doc out when I am needed (Frank too). It has been a long journey to get where I am today and without those experiences I don't think I would have made it back to school. I have no regrets in my past because I wouldn't be the person I am today without them. Not saying that there are things I would have done differently but when I think about it I know that if i changed it I wouldn't have been going on the path I needed to be on. I feel a peace about where I am headed now, and if only the right guy would come along then I would feel complete.
Speaking of right guy, and yes I am going to talk about it since people always assume I am married, not sure why. I have never been married and I am currently single. So if any guy out there wants to take me out on a date I am all for it. Dating is fun. As far as relationships go, I am still on the fence about it right now. The last relationship I was in was NOT the best and the one before not good either, so I have been told by one of my best friends (who is a guy) that I am no longer able to pick out a guy, he will find one for me...good luck with that. lol. I am to picky and what I want changes because it depends on the guy, not every guy is the same. I don't have one thing specifically set on what I want, well there are the basic things like honesty, trust, security, funny, and things like that but as looks go I don't care as much or what kind of job they have as long as they are making enough to pay their bills. BUT, there has to be a connection between us, if there isn't then I am not going to pursue anything with that person. I value friendship over everything so I won't get into something if there is no connection and try and treasure the friendship instead. I do have to say this though, I am a flirt. Yes, it is true, I love to flirt and it does get me in trouble from time to time in more ways than one. But its fun and I like being flirted with. I also love affection, especially hugs. Hugs are the best. So please hug me all you want, friends. Hope that helps everyone understand me a bit better and know that I am looking but not looking for Mr. Right, and its always when your not looking that he falls in your lap. Although I will say this, I have a crush on a couple of guys I know...not naming names, those are my secrets. =)
Have a great day!!!!!! LOVE YOU ALL MORE THAN YOU KNOW!!
Thanksgiving is coming up and I will be with my Uncle and Aunt and cousins on that day but other than that I have nothing to do except write an essay and maybe go clean out my storage and get rid of stuff. I love cleaning out stuff and organizing but this project is more than I can handle by myself. Lots of furniture that needs to be moved around and I am just a weak little girl who needs strong big guys to come help her....anyone want to help me? =)
Going back to college at 32 isn't so bad, especially when there are people older than me going to college too, I don't feel so old. I don' t look old either. lol. But it's been interesting and ahhh the joys of having that feeling of accomplishment in view. At this point I just want to finish my degree and be done with it. Tired of it hanging over my head. I already have a pretty good career going as a massage therapist but finishing something I have been dreaming about doing since I was in the 7th grade is even better, and finding a job I will like even more. I love massage therapy and can always do that part time and work full time doing what ever it is I decide to use my degree for, and help Doc out when I am needed (Frank too). It has been a long journey to get where I am today and without those experiences I don't think I would have made it back to school. I have no regrets in my past because I wouldn't be the person I am today without them. Not saying that there are things I would have done differently but when I think about it I know that if i changed it I wouldn't have been going on the path I needed to be on. I feel a peace about where I am headed now, and if only the right guy would come along then I would feel complete.
Speaking of right guy, and yes I am going to talk about it since people always assume I am married, not sure why. I have never been married and I am currently single. So if any guy out there wants to take me out on a date I am all for it. Dating is fun. As far as relationships go, I am still on the fence about it right now. The last relationship I was in was NOT the best and the one before not good either, so I have been told by one of my best friends (who is a guy) that I am no longer able to pick out a guy, he will find one for me...good luck with that. lol. I am to picky and what I want changes because it depends on the guy, not every guy is the same. I don't have one thing specifically set on what I want, well there are the basic things like honesty, trust, security, funny, and things like that but as looks go I don't care as much or what kind of job they have as long as they are making enough to pay their bills. BUT, there has to be a connection between us, if there isn't then I am not going to pursue anything with that person. I value friendship over everything so I won't get into something if there is no connection and try and treasure the friendship instead. I do have to say this though, I am a flirt. Yes, it is true, I love to flirt and it does get me in trouble from time to time in more ways than one. But its fun and I like being flirted with. I also love affection, especially hugs. Hugs are the best. So please hug me all you want, friends. Hope that helps everyone understand me a bit better and know that I am looking but not looking for Mr. Right, and its always when your not looking that he falls in your lap. Although I will say this, I have a crush on a couple of guys I know...not naming names, those are my secrets. =)
Have a great day!!!!!! LOVE YOU ALL MORE THAN YOU KNOW!!
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Relaxing
Laramie Project is over and went extremely well. It was a fun experience but I am glad it is over. Now it's time for the student directed one acts. Sadly I will not be in one of them, but I will be doing the lighting for all of them and as most of you know I like working backstage and not onstage. I was glad I got the chance to be onstage but more glad to be behind it now. =)
As far as school is concerned I am doing well in the two classes I am in now. I wasn't doing well in math so I dropped it. I will be taking it again next semester with an added class to help with the math. THANK GOODNESS!! Maybe I will be able to pass it and hopefully have a teacher that speaks English clearly.
I have made so many great friends this semester and I hope they are lasting friendships even after we have all gone our separate ways.
I am so glad my life is going well and that I am finally feeling happy again. Financially though I am struggling. So glad my parents are helping me out with some of those issues. I will forever be in debt of them. Hopefully I can figure out what I want to do with my CJ degree and get a better stable job. I would really like to work with kids and juveniles just not sure what I can do. One day though I would love to be a Foster parent and try and help kids out that way if possible, I know its hard work but I love kids and I can relate to them better than most adults.
Anyway just felt like writing a bit.
As far as school is concerned I am doing well in the two classes I am in now. I wasn't doing well in math so I dropped it. I will be taking it again next semester with an added class to help with the math. THANK GOODNESS!! Maybe I will be able to pass it and hopefully have a teacher that speaks English clearly.
I have made so many great friends this semester and I hope they are lasting friendships even after we have all gone our separate ways.
I am so glad my life is going well and that I am finally feeling happy again. Financially though I am struggling. So glad my parents are helping me out with some of those issues. I will forever be in debt of them. Hopefully I can figure out what I want to do with my CJ degree and get a better stable job. I would really like to work with kids and juveniles just not sure what I can do. One day though I would love to be a Foster parent and try and help kids out that way if possible, I know its hard work but I love kids and I can relate to them better than most adults.
Anyway just felt like writing a bit.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
LARAMIE PROJECT
The play has been going well. I am very proud of this play and all the cast members that are on stage with me. Also for the students behind the scenes. I think I will have a crush on all the guys in this play because they are so awesome!! The girls are all very talented too but "I don't swing that way". LOL. Anyway you should come out and see me. There are only 3 more night shows starting at 8pm this Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Hope to see you there!!
The One Act I was in I am no longer in. To much going on for me to be able to be apart of it. So no one act. I think I will stick with the school plays and not student director one acts.
The One Act I was in I am no longer in. To much going on for me to be able to be apart of it. So no one act. I think I will stick with the school plays and not student director one acts.
Friday, October 8, 2010
Play Changes
So the student directed one-act play has been changed from "The Insanity of Mary Girard" to "The Diary of Adam and Eve" which is very humorous and I think I like it better than the first. I liked the first because it was a character I have never played before but I am more of a comedic person more than a dramatic person, in my opinion. But this only means I have less time to learn all these lines. Hopefully James(the director) will cut some lines out to make it a bit easier since I have most of the lines.
Laramie Project is coming along ok. I think I finally have all my lines down, with the exception of some lines not exactly off book just yet. But I am having fun and I think this play will end up being a great play that we do. I am also very glad I have some extremely talented cast members standing up there with me, even though that just makes me look less professional, lol. But I blend in well so it's all good.
Just wanted to update you on how things are going with the two plays.
Laramie Project is coming along ok. I think I finally have all my lines down, with the exception of some lines not exactly off book just yet. But I am having fun and I think this play will end up being a great play that we do. I am also very glad I have some extremely talented cast members standing up there with me, even though that just makes me look less professional, lol. But I blend in well so it's all good.
Just wanted to update you on how things are going with the two plays.
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Stress Does Not Become You
Since school started I have been very excited to be finishing my Criminal Justice degree. I did not expect to be so stressed out over it all though. It doesn't help that I am also in 2 plays that I wasn't planning on being apart of, just something fun to do to, something to get me more involved to help me make friends so that it wasn't all strictly school for me. So I am stressed about school, mainly math, and having gotten myself into 2 plays that coincide with each other, but that isn't all that I am stressed about; My brother being in the Marines and my son being as he is and both so far away, along with financial issues and a few other things(like gaining weight back that I had lost, I am a bit upset about that).
Tonight I broke down at rehearsal, it wasn't just that I was frustrated with my lines that I did know but got stage fright, "Test Anxiety" is another way of putting it, but that all this stress has been building and I hit breaking point. Hopefully now that I have it all out and I am writing about it this will take away some of the stress. Writing about it always seems to help more. And praying about it, which I do a lot of that. I don't feel like I am taking on more than I can handle and I love that I am doing things I want to do but I just need to get a better handle on how to schedule things and work on certain things and feelings.
Thank you to my cast members for being so understanding and helpful. I greatly appreciate it and I know some of you have been and are still in the same place I am right now with school, work, kids, plays, and other life responsibilities. We are a family and I love that we can depend on each other and help and support each other when we need it.
I am feeling a lot better, except for this headache, but no worries it will go away with sleep and relaxation. Night everyone, see you tomorrow!!
Tonight I broke down at rehearsal, it wasn't just that I was frustrated with my lines that I did know but got stage fright, "Test Anxiety" is another way of putting it, but that all this stress has been building and I hit breaking point. Hopefully now that I have it all out and I am writing about it this will take away some of the stress. Writing about it always seems to help more. And praying about it, which I do a lot of that. I don't feel like I am taking on more than I can handle and I love that I am doing things I want to do but I just need to get a better handle on how to schedule things and work on certain things and feelings.
Thank you to my cast members for being so understanding and helpful. I greatly appreciate it and I know some of you have been and are still in the same place I am right now with school, work, kids, plays, and other life responsibilities. We are a family and I love that we can depend on each other and help and support each other when we need it.
I am feeling a lot better, except for this headache, but no worries it will go away with sleep and relaxation. Night everyone, see you tomorrow!!
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
New Beginnings
Just needed to start over. It's been a rough past year. But now I am going back to school and doing great. I am also in two plays at school that I am excited and nervous about. I hope I do well. The one for school is called "The Laramie Project" and the other is a Student director One-Act called "The Insanity of Mary Girard". I am also surprisingly doing well in school, so far anyway. I have met some great friends that I hope become life long friendships. I am having fun and working hard. Works is going ok too. I may not be working as much because of school, but I am still working and it is helping to pay some of the bills.
So I am going to use this to start from here, the present, and move forward.
A New Chapter in life...
So I am going to use this to start from here, the present, and move forward.
A New Chapter in life...
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