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sam_gamgee) wrote2004-04-22 12:59 am
sam_gamgee) wrote2004-04-22 12:59 am
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"Angel" was bloody amazing. Drew is definitely giving Tim a run for his money at the moment. But more on that tomorrow (or when I get a chance.)
Watched Heathers today between work and class. And enjoyed it a lot. It was almost like a John Hughes movie on crack or something.
Dad and I were talking during dinner and he brought up about teaching. Which led to a serious discussion about how I could continue in school and, ultimately, get certified to be a secondary history education teacher (basically means I could teach history from 7th grade through 12th) and do summer stock theatre when school's out. Doing theatre stuff and being a history teacher were always my two dreams and if I can figure out a way to make them both work, that would be really awesome. So I emailed someone in the History department that's in charge of stuff like this and hopefully he'll get back to me soon.
A (or possibly the) downside to this? I hate public speaking. I can do it, but I *really* don't like it. I was almost a nervous wreck when I had to give my Shakespeare presentation on Tuesday, and that was only to about 10 people.
*sigh*
I guess I should be more careful when I ask God where my window is, shouldn't I?
Though, hopefully, this will turn out to be totally of the good.
Watched Heathers today between work and class. And enjoyed it a lot. It was almost like a John Hughes movie on crack or something.
Dad and I were talking during dinner and he brought up about teaching. Which led to a serious discussion about how I could continue in school and, ultimately, get certified to be a secondary history education teacher (basically means I could teach history from 7th grade through 12th) and do summer stock theatre when school's out. Doing theatre stuff and being a history teacher were always my two dreams and if I can figure out a way to make them both work, that would be really awesome. So I emailed someone in the History department that's in charge of stuff like this and hopefully he'll get back to me soon.
A (or possibly the) downside to this? I hate public speaking. I can do it, but I *really* don't like it. I was almost a nervous wreck when I had to give my Shakespeare presentation on Tuesday, and that was only to about 10 people.
*sigh*
I guess I should be more careful when I ask God where my window is, shouldn't I?
Though, hopefully, this will turn out to be totally of the good.
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