The best thing about it was that we didn’t actually tell Luke, Jack or Kaya that I was going to be doing it. In the end, we just did it right in front of them, and Kaya’s scream is genuine. Totally genuine. She jumped, almost literally, out of her seat. Luke’s face is completely genuine, and Jack’s laugh is genuine too.
427 playsThe Bitch of Living- Spring Awakening Cast
“It’s the bitch of living, and sensing God is dead.”
(Source: qui-quaequod)
I got a white ink tattoo around halloween 2010, this is it a few hours old, the healed tattoo can be seen here.
it’s the last line of my favorite book, The Book Thief. I feel alienated by most people and find comfort in words.
I am in dire need of a white ink tattoo.
(Source: fuckyeahtattoos)
30 Day Senior Challenge - day 7
A time you cried (or felt like crying) at school
There were so many times I wanted to cry after I got my math tests back in grades 9 and 10. I just couldn’t grasp what they were trying to teach me, and no matter how many times I studied, or spent with my math tutor- nothing worked! I sucked but I passed and tried my best, now math can go suck an egg because I don’t need formulas anymore!!
30 Day Senior Challenge - Day 6
The best dance you ever attended
Some dinner/dance thing at this BEAUTIFUL hall. It was about three weeks ago or something like that. But the food was good, the music was good, and the open bar was GREAT haha.
30 Day Senior Challenge - Day 5
Your favorite teacher and how he/she has impacted you
It would most definitely be Mr. Roberts, who taught drama throughout grades 10-12.
Seriously, if it weren’t for him I wouldn’t have found my love for theatre and the acting part of it. I mean, I’ve always had a love for musicals; but it was him who introduced me to plays, and acting. He taught me the basics, and increased my versatility to a whole new level. I could go to him for advice, and for help on auditions: He helped prepare me for numerous audition pieces, and monologues. I remember me going to his class during lunch for about a week and a half, and he would listen to my pieces, and critique them to the point where I was so emotionally drained by the time I would go to my last class. That- is how amazing he is.
If it weren’t for Mr. Roberts, I wouldn’t know what I would aspire to be right now. I want to emulate his enthusiasm if I ever get the opportunity to teach english/theatre once I graduate from university.
Sir, you have changed my life immensely-
and for that, I thank you!
