Friday, November 13, 2009
My First Senior Year
I've decided that it is sinful to tell people that after high school they can be done with school in four years. It's not really a lie I suppose but it is definitely stretching the truth a little. I was looking at my graduation plan today and I was trying to figure out why I'm going to put myself through two more years of school after this, my first senior year at BYU. I could technically graduate after two semesters but instead I'm going to take five.
However, I am so glad that I have the opportunities that have been given to me. My show, Children of Eden, officially opens tonight and it runs until Dec 5th. I still don't know how I find time to go to school, work, and perform everyday. I guess I just had to give up the whole dating thing to make it all work. Sometimes I really think it's worth it and other times I really wish that I could have that too.
My family is coming to visit me next week and see my show and then I get to spend a whole week away from the nasty Utah weather. I love spending the winter holidays in Phoenix. I can't wait to see everyone and catch up on everything. It is killing me to miss Duskin's Sr. year of football. He'll be 18 in a few weeks which is so crazy to me. He's hardly my little brother any more.
Well hopefully I'll survive this semester or else I won't even have to worry about the next five. Happy Holidays everyone.
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Getting Started
I have a feeling that this is going to be so bad for me because I'll spend way too much time on here when I should be studying but I figure it could be slightly therapeutic. I don't think I've ever understood why people blog. I guess it's for a lot of different reasons and yet here I am sitting at my computer trying to come up with something to write about. I could vent about my life but I'm so sick of that right now that I think it will be best to simple say that I'm going to give this a shot. I may fail miserably and in that case no one will ever read anything from me again and this will become a forgotten blurb in cyberspace. That's all for now.
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