Wow, the day has finally come. The reason why I am actually here in London, has arrived. So I met my whole MA Applied Theatre Group. It is a very lovely and diverse group. There are a large amount of them from the UK. There were also people from; Hong Kong, Japan, etc. What got me really excited was seeing the woman I actually interviewed with in San Francisco at the school!! It felt like I was seeing a long lost friend. Her name is Jamie and she's actually from Utah. We got a overview of our program, got officially registered, got your picture taken for our very down school badges, and learned about using the school portal etc.
At this time I feel excited but but scared about my program. The mind blowing fact about my masters is that I really have control of how much I want to get out of it. For example we get to have placements with professional theatre groups. We get to decide ( within reason) how many times a week we want to be at the theatre company and how much involvement we went to have directly there. My biggest fear is, how do I use my gifts and previous experience, HERE AND NOW in London.
I know that this year is going to go fast and I will regret it if I don't just go for it! I need to remember that I am here for a reason and I have a gift with children and theatre, and be proud and smart about it!
I was also talking to my roommate Carrie, and I have to figure out what kind of life style/ schedule works for me. If I feel like I am getting really overwhelmed in our area and school, then maybe I need to take a afternoon to go explore other parts of London.
I am looking forward to making new friendships in my program and pushing myself academically and artistically.
I would love to hear from you all, through snail mail. Hint Hint. If you still don't have my address let me know!
I would pray for me still adjusting to school and my life here away from my home. Oh some positive and random thoughts, my new favourite shows over here are " Gavin and Stacey" and "Downton Abbey." The first is a great romantic comedy and the latter is sort of like Gosford Park, but with Maggie Smith. I also found this amazing book in a second hand bookstore, that has different stories, poems, excerpts about the different Tube stations/lines, it's so cool! Any who I love you all!!!!!
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