Updates, Apologizes for Lack of Actvity

*Comes in to a conference room all sweaty, voice cracked, tired, and speaking in a Texas accent, talking about people having exotic animals as Christmas pets*

That right there is basically a quick summary of what has been happening to me the past...month. My classes, music rehearsals, and play practices has been keeping me super busy, not to mention keeping an actual social life in balance along with everything else. For the most part, I'm passing all of my classes with no problems, however, there is one class in particular that I am having too much trouble with...basic anatomy & physiology. It just seems like no matter what I do, I can't manage to get a passing grade in this class. But I am hoping (Praying, even) that the test I took this morning will raise my grade instead of bringing it down even more, otherwise I just may end up withdrawing from the class and take a different science course next term for my last required science credits. Otherwise if I do manage to pass everything, even BA+P, next term my work load will be five times lighter and I will be able to take it easy and chat with all of you guys more often. For these next two and a half weeks, I only have two tests left in psychology and BA+P, one test in history, and a paper for history due next week. 

Music rehearsals: Well...yesterday I had my first choir concert of the year, that went pretty well. Everyone that had come to the concert for me had all said that the Tono Bella's (Women's group here at my school) version of One Voice was their absolute favorite of the concert. 
Click here to listen to this BEAUTIFUL song (Which we all learned by ear, too)!
Next Monday will be my first jazz band concert of the year, then that weekend will be the start of basketball season, so I won't be going home as often for the next few months. 

What was that part about me speaking in a Texas accent talking about people having exotic animals as Christmas pets? That, my friends, was a reference to the play that I'm currently in, A Tuna Christmas. I play the character Petey Fisk. Poor, poor, Petey Fisk who takes care of very strange animals in which the people the citizens of Tuna, Texas throw at him. In this particular play (This is the second play out of four), Petey has a "half coyote," who he's "nearly turned him into a vegetarian," a Mexican iguana with "special dietary needs," and a big herd of sheep. I'm absolutely in love with this character! Though I don't have as much stage time as I did with Macbeth, I have a bigger role than I did last April. I'm completely alright with that. I'm taking on this character in front of an official audience on the first weekend of December, I can't wait!

I think that's about it. I just gotta get through the next two and a half weeks then I will have more time to read, play some games, chat with you guys, watch my shows, record some fandubs, relax, and breathe. I hope you are all doing well!