Roselynn-Thornwood

So I just realized it's been over a year since my last journal entry. Maybe time to post a new one? I think so. Life is pretty decent. I'm busy, so I can't complain. I'm currently taking 21 credit hours of classes, plus I'm working backstage this week for the Troika tour of Grease. Add to that two shows I'm in, "On the Edge" and "A Christmas Carol," and we could have a recipe for disaster if I don't play my cards right. I think it'll be alright, though. Somehow this evening I have time to cuddle up with a Mercedes Lackey book, so all is in fact well. Some of my knitting is going to be featured in a show at Lindenwood! I'm super excited. The

Summer's over, and I'm out of the woods. What a journey! I had a really fun time at camp, one of the best seasons I've ever had. Nothing horrendous happened to me aside from a camper going nuts and throwing a ceramic fish at me, but I caught it like a ninja so it was fine. Plus it made for a good story. The trip to England was amazing! Joey took me on a tour that included the meccas of Harry Potter culture, namely Platform 9 3/4 at King's Cross and the Millenium Bridge, which the Death Eater's destroyed in the Half Blood Prince movie. Highlights also included Romeo and Juliet at the Globe Theater and a trip to Jane Austen's house. I touched

To say the last semester was interesting would be a gross understatement. Last semester was an adventure. I experienced heartbreak, independence, encouragement, and newfound hope. I threw my heart into my audition for Comic Potential only to find the next day that my name wasn't on the cast list, and I was crushed. As fate would have it, I got a call a few days later; one girl had dropped out because she didn't want to play a lesbian, so they wanted to offer me the role. I took it, and I'm glad I did. Working with the cast of Comic was an incredible experience; I grew closer to my friends and became close with people who were strangers befor