Guys, we finished!!! This class was so much fun and I am so glad that I was able to meet all of you.
Wanna know what I'm going to be up to this summer? Then keep reading!
Technically my summer starts after my Chemistry Final that I am taking on Thursday, but I wanna brag about the fact that I get to go to my very first concert ever tonight! I'm going to see a band called Twenty One Pilots, and they are sort of a mix between Indie-pop and rap music. It's a two man band and I'm super duper excited about it. But this summer I plan on reading a lot of books and performing as much as possible. When I went to Paris I bought a bunch of books that I haven't had much time to start reading so I plan on reading F. Scott Fitzgerald's This Side of Paradise, Dante's Inferno, as well as some other books that include a collection of short stories, as well as some by Mitch Albom and other authors we should all know. I'm going to be auditioning for a play called "Look at the Grouse!" by Scott Johnson, who asked me personally to come audition for his play. It's a bit of a drive north for me, but it's going to be worth it. The play consists of three couples who are enjoying their final summer together before college starts. It's a time we all remember as one with lots of memories and goodbyes. I also plan on creating some projects for me to work on, because I'm tired of being unproductive over the summer. I'm trying to push myself forward and not waste precious time. We only have so much time to work with before we leave, so I'm trying to make the most out of it. I'll be writing songs and working on my drawing skills (which definitely need some work), but hopefully I'll be able to get out of my house and away from the hot summers that come with living in Phoenix. I hope that everyone has a wonderful, and productive summer, and I hope to hear from you all about what your plans are, where you are going, and what you want to achieve!
This isn't goodbye, I want to keep posting. Find me on Facebook if you would like!! Evelyn Julie Michaud
