The musical went really well on Thursday with Colonel Mustard brandishing the revolver and the lights going on and off when they were supposed to. It was an interesting experience being behind the scenes during the actual performance especially since this was the real deal now and any noise I made while crawling behind the set could distract someone in the audience. It has been an overall enlightening experience with my involvement in theater, which I previously discounted as something I was only interested in consuming than producing. The necessity for each person involved to work together and do their part for the entire production to work brings this new appreciation for the larger and grander plays I see. Everything seemed to go well and I have to give thanks to all the hard work that the actors put in as well as the rest of the crew.
I have recently joined the school's golf team and have really enjoyed this experience so far. My past experience with this sport has been on and off, and my dad is big fan. While through my past experience I learned how to how to hold the club properly and the basic movement that should occur, I have found difficulty in the exact steps that need to happen for the best swing. I have begun working on my swing on the driving range and have found the ball going a bit further each time as I grow more comfortable to the tips and instruction by Mr. Roddy. The first step was working with shifting my weight and properly lifting the club back. This took a while to incorporate, but within the first few shots I have found improvement with both range and consistency. I have also been learning proper etiquette and rules for playing on the course which has been a great experience playing the holes at Herman Park. Carrying my bag is a bit tiresome, but I am grateful that the weather is still fairl...
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