Wanderlust. / Comments

:D thank you so much for the story comment! xox

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Oh, mothers. I will never understand them... Actually, I'll never understand people in general.

My mother would probably tell me to get over it. XD She's strange. At least yours is reasonable.

I think the most people I've cried in front of was over 100, so I definitely understand.

Well, I bet even that one person is worth crying over. Oh, it's still plain embarrassing to cry in public. >.<

It's just heartbreaking to see your senior buddies leave. I'm going to be graduating this year so I'm going to be on the other side of the situation this year. I want to cry just thinking about it.

The last performance is so emotional because everyone's been together so long. Almost everyone had makeup running before the last performance of R&J.

I think we all get along so well because of musicals.

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Sorry, I totally didn't notice until now that you left two comments. My bad. Well, I wanted to be in choir, but I had to drop it for an English class with many loud people that don't seem too concerned with whether or not they graduate. I am in the chorus for the upcoming musical, though. Most of my friends are theatre and music kids (choir, band, and orchestra.)

Good night, my dear (even though it's now morning. I think I fell asleep before you.)

I've been a techie for about a year, but I only started getting interested in acting a few months ago. Are you involved with theatre?

I might be able to put up pictures soon, but I need to talk to my drama teacher about it.

Yes, I think I was one of the people that wasn't crying when we were taking down the set, because it marked that it was actually over. We built this huge bridge that was about seven feet tall, so the actors were pretty high up. Took us weeks to build, but just hours to take down.

I can definitely imagine that you couldn't stand it afterwards. After working on the crew for "Romeo and Juliet" and reading "Hamlet" in English class, I'm getting a little sick of Shakespeare.

I'll be sure to read those (eventually.) I'm sure there's a large group for people that love each of the books considered to be classics, but it's amazing how diverse opinions are on them.

*scratches off "to-read" list* I'll take your word for it. Recommend any classics that don't suck?

I've never read it, but I do know that there's a woman in it that got betrayed by her fiance and paused her life at that exact moment. I only know that because of Sassy Gay Friend. XD