Thanksgiving Break

If my momma has not already told y'all...I will be staying on campus for Thanksgiving break. I felt that I have a lot of work that needed to be done. And honestly if I went home, I probably would not do a bit of it. Which would be very bad. I am trying to be responsible, but it's not so much fun. I have a few papers to work on...but one of the days I plan to watch a bunch of Shakespeare plays. So I will be very busy. Hope everybody has a good thanksgiving.
We have a newsletter that goes out every week telling about events happening in the week. This week it said to say thank you to the ones you love. Soooo...Thank all of you for being there for me all my life.
Joannis
P.S. Have a Happy Thanksgiving!!! :-)

Marytr!

Much to my suprise, with all the work I put in helping with the production...my name got in the program!
Joannis

GWU vs. UK

So how about that upset people? I have never felt so conflicted in my life...well...it could be worse, what if GWU beat UofL! hehe...I will have to write more later. The library is closing in a few.
Joannis

What I have been up to...

Since I have not had time to type up what I wanted to say about Camp Dogwood...I have decided to inform y'all of what I have been doing most recently in my life. I enjoyed volunteering a lot in high school and even in college that is something I enjoy doing.
So an outlet for that is the production this semester that the theatre program is performing. They do one every semester. This semester they are performing a play called "Martyr." I have been helping the costume shop out. The girl who is the head of the costumes is only a senior. But she is awesome. Her name is Erin Mann.
And the most amazing thing happened yesterday! In the first time in my life I sewed using a sewing machine! Chris Keene the director of the production had been asking a lot of her recently, so she was tired of it all...and asked if I wanted to make a tunic for the stage hands. (The general design of the play is a Roman/Armenian mix.) I asked if she was sure about that...since I had never used a sewing machine before. But she said she did not care any more.
So I made one tunic for a stage hand. Because the stitches were not very good. They were very zig-zag, messed up, not straight...etc. I then practiced making straight lines with scraps. After that, she had me make another tunic for a guard. And finally the last thing I made was basically a really long tunic.
I only did very simple design. It was like making a really long t-shirt. But still I am very proud of myself. I hope to help them out next semester with the Spring production.
Hope everybody is good back in KY!
Joannis