This blog was created as part of my IB (International Baccalaureate) Drama Class my junior year. IB is a two year program, that allows college students to get internationally recognized college credits throughout their last two years of high school. This involves a lot of testing and projects, and one of those areas is drama. Part of our portfolio for those pesky IB-graders consists of a journal that we keep, and thus our lovely drama teacher Jane decided that we should start blogs online as an easy way of keeping our journal.
Most blogs got abandoned between the end of November and the beginning of January. Most stopped blogging after winter break, and this includes mine. If you notice the post before this is talking about how I was going to continue updating, did it happen? No. But that’s okay, because I’m starting again this year, and hopefully I’ll have the will to continue on.
Unfortunately my fellow second year IB students (testing seniors), seem to have abandoned their blog permanently in lieu of a traditional journal. So I think that the links to the left of this page will remain inactive. D: Sad day.
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I’m extremely tiered right now, because the first day of auditions for King Lear were today, and I’m looking next to me at a pile of homework that I have yet to do. I’ll talk more about that audition process once it’s finished, but we can say it’s not conventional at all, especially since tech (yay!) were doing the exact same thing is the actors. 
