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I, am officially a thespian! :) I now get to sleep on those damned couches...
Anyhow, the banquet was more than entertaining. The senior acts were more than terrific, especially Amanda Evan's. Her voice is incredible, and also in tune. Geskah's was also very nice, I thought. The arabian music was a very nice touch, and her dance was very nice. On another note, 2nd street perform a re-cap on all of the years, shows. It was pretty hilarious, seeing as I could relate to everything they did (opinon wise, when thinking at the shows at a humorous perspective.) I was 4th to last out of the 50 or so plebes, when the thespians were accepting them into the troupe. I don't really think it is that special or important, but since I am writing about it, it must've had some impact on me, eh? That is me being optimistic. Either it is that, or me just being full of myself. Anyways, the candel ceremony was also nice, in a way. I will miss all of the seniors, whether I got to know them or not, because they affected people around me that I do know. I still have a lot of junior friends, that are no less than priceless to me. I wish I had more than a year left to spend with them, but I can't do much about that. I'll just have to make next year as good as it can get. Amanda said that leaving the drama department is like dying, and I can see how one could come to that conclusion. It is inevitable for me, now. But I will enjoy drama for all of its worth while I can, because it is just that awesome. Some people come to believe that drama changes people for the worse, but I think it helps people bring out their true personalities, because drama isn't prejiduce against anything, at all. Whether you are gay, African-American, Religious, Athiest, Anarchist, republican, democrat, you won't be pressured into thinking anything else. You will be given plenty of opinons on such topics, in a peer-pressure enviornment. There is a whole shit load if diversity in the drama department, but there are no sub groups. It is truely awesome. And Rachel, if you ever read this, you are like the sister I never had. And David, you are like the brother I never had. You are both truely awesome.I love you both to death. :)
Well, I am tired, which is kinda unusual, even at this hour. I think I am actually getting healthier, both physically and mentally. Time to hit the sack, later.
Anyhow, the banquet was more than entertaining. The senior acts were more than terrific, especially Amanda Evan's. Her voice is incredible, and also in tune. Geskah's was also very nice, I thought. The arabian music was a very nice touch, and her dance was very nice. On another note, 2nd street perform a re-cap on all of the years, shows. It was pretty hilarious, seeing as I could relate to everything they did (opinon wise, when thinking at the shows at a humorous perspective.) I was 4th to last out of the 50 or so plebes, when the thespians were accepting them into the troupe. I don't really think it is that special or important, but since I am writing about it, it must've had some impact on me, eh? That is me being optimistic. Either it is that, or me just being full of myself. Anyways, the candel ceremony was also nice, in a way. I will miss all of the seniors, whether I got to know them or not, because they affected people around me that I do know. I still have a lot of junior friends, that are no less than priceless to me. I wish I had more than a year left to spend with them, but I can't do much about that. I'll just have to make next year as good as it can get. Amanda said that leaving the drama department is like dying, and I can see how one could come to that conclusion. It is inevitable for me, now. But I will enjoy drama for all of its worth while I can, because it is just that awesome. Some people come to believe that drama changes people for the worse, but I think it helps people bring out their true personalities, because drama isn't prejiduce against anything, at all. Whether you are gay, African-American, Religious, Athiest, Anarchist, republican, democrat, you won't be pressured into thinking anything else. You will be given plenty of opinons on such topics, in a peer-pressure enviornment. There is a whole shit load if diversity in the drama department, but there are no sub groups. It is truely awesome. And Rachel, if you ever read this, you are like the sister I never had. And David, you are like the brother I never had. You are both truely awesome.I love you both to death. :)
Well, I am tired, which is kinda unusual, even at this hour. I think I am actually getting healthier, both physically and mentally. Time to hit the sack, later.