The Final Weeks

I have been doing a lot on campus recently between schoolwork, work, and the play.

I became involved in the ministry musical Children of Eden slightly by accident. In highschool, I was an actress, then I co-directed a one-act my senior year, but those never get you ready for tech work. I had crossed over to slightly unfamiliar territory, but still strange area. Then again, that is what college is all about. I was in charge of the lights and stage left props Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday, and it was a great experience. There were mishaps (but stage crew never reveals what the audience doesn't need to know), but overall, the show was great! We had a very good turn out all nights, and we got many compliments.

Some of the Cast

On Friday, I went to Winter Formal, which is a little like prom. I had so much fun, probably more fun than I did at many dances in high school. The dance took place at the A La Carte Pavilion in Tampa, a very nice hall. The food was amazing, and the music was pretty good. But, just like all dances, it really depends on who you go with whether you have a good time, and I had so much fun dancing with my friends. It was a lot of fun.

Winter Formal with some friends

Now, it is crunch time, trying to do lab exams, last week projects and grade raisers. The weeks are as stressful as they are fulfilling, and I am counting down the days to winter break with a little hesitance. A part of me doesn't want to leave everything behind for a month, but I guess that's another part of college life: leaving things behind and letting things end.