just hold onto me, i'll hold onto you
Brief hiatus because I was sorting out some stuff in my life.
And I believe I will take another one because my first paper marking the beginning of the end of Year 2 is in twenty-five days. Oh gosh, someone save me.
I am still in the midst of clearing assignments/group projects, as well as juggling other things on the side that I am very passionate about - theatre. A Full Moon in March went well, much better than I expected it to be, because the bumps we were facing made me just a wee bit sceptical about our ability to pull it off well. But I loved my first theatrical singing experience, and I loved that I got this opportunity to work with a different group of people from different backgrounds; I loved that we didn't have to fight for anything, be it roles or favour in the director's eyes.
Dear Nanyang Chronicle (Ivan in particular), please write and publish a nice little review for us okay. We all worked very hard, especially the Year 4 English students who also had to deal with juggling their FYP.
Current assignments/to-do's in the queue are:
1. Catch up on what I missed in Spanish due to show last Tuesday night
2. HAND IN MY RESUME FOR YOG!
3. GV17 slides on the expressive techniques of Musical Theatre to be done before meeting on Friday afternoon
4. Filming for COM226 on Thursday and Friday
5. Book my flight tickets - thank you Irwin for making this possible
6. Book London accommodation
And that's just for what's remaining for this week. Yowza!
I'm also starting to get really exhausted by the long journeys to and from school. I think of 'sleep' every night on the way home, when I know that's not possible because I have about a million things demanding my attention. Please pray for strength and renewal of energy in the morning.
And I believe I will take another one because my first paper marking the beginning of the end of Year 2 is in twenty-five days. Oh gosh, someone save me.
I am still in the midst of clearing assignments/group projects, as well as juggling other things on the side that I am very passionate about - theatre. A Full Moon in March went well, much better than I expected it to be, because the bumps we were facing made me just a wee bit sceptical about our ability to pull it off well. But I loved my first theatrical singing experience, and I loved that I got this opportunity to work with a different group of people from different backgrounds; I loved that we didn't have to fight for anything, be it roles or favour in the director's eyes.
Dear Nanyang Chronicle (Ivan in particular), please write and publish a nice little review for us okay. We all worked very hard, especially the Year 4 English students who also had to deal with juggling their FYP.
Current assignments/to-do's in the queue are:
1. Catch up on what I missed in Spanish due to show last Tuesday night
2. HAND IN MY RESUME FOR YOG!
3. GV17 slides on the expressive techniques of Musical Theatre to be done before meeting on Friday afternoon
4. Filming for COM226 on Thursday and Friday
5. Book my flight tickets - thank you Irwin for making this possible
6. Book London accommodation
And that's just for what's remaining for this week. Yowza!
I'm also starting to get really exhausted by the long journeys to and from school. I think of 'sleep' every night on the way home, when I know that's not possible because I have about a million things demanding my attention. Please pray for strength and renewal of energy in the morning.