Dreams and Birthdays

Hey All!


Well, the end of February and the beginning of March was crazy, stressful, and down right horrid at moments. As mentioned in my last post my grandmother had a stroke. My family recently found out that my mother needs a full hystorectomy. They did find masses, but couldn't do a biopsy. So, we will have to wait until the surgery-April 14th-to find out. 

Saying that, it's the small blessings that make it a bit more bearable: working on a new show, going to auditions, getting a callback, being able to talk with family/friends, and being able to spend time with some great people to recharge. Some good has come out of of being home as well. For example: it is my pleasure to announce I've been cast!! This summer, I will be playing Lady Capulet in "Romeo & Juliet" and Helena in "A Midsummer Night's Dream."It has happened, I'm officially a paid actor. As many of you know, I work as a technician in theatre but my true passion is acting. I'm still doing tech work but now I get to do what I love. I feel very best and excited to be a part of this new experience.

I have moved back to the southwest, for a while but we shall see where my life takes me. 



It's almost the end of March. Meaning we are coming to the end of the of my birthday month. HAPPY 23rd!!!

I know most people think 21 is a big deal, and it is for most Americans but I'm actually super excited for 23 and here is why: 

-I've graduated college and it's my first year completely on my own. First real apartment. First real car. ECT.

-I can go to the store and buy alcohol if I want to--I have been able do this for awhile, but there is less judgement now.

-I'm not as young. I'm still in my early twenties, but this makes me a little older  and less stupid-hopefully.

I view birthdays as a chance to look at the past year and learn something about yourself for the upcoming year. I hope that 23rd is as wonderful as 22!