Pulling a fast one

Movement: 20 minutes
Voice: 20 minutes
Reading Out Loud: Midsummer Night's Dream - 20 minutes
Grade: 100

Finished up Midsummer the third time through today. I really, really like this play now. At first I didn't, but it's grown on me. And lord, I love Shakespearean text. It's so beautifully written. As a writer I aspire to be able to write in a way that makes people think or that inspires beauty in people... I know I'm not at that point yet and I probably won't be for a long time, but I'm determined to make it there someday.

Anyway, not much else happened today... Ran the mile in gym, got a personal best of eight-thirty-something. Well, I think. As you can see, I'm not really one for remembering times I get on the mile run. But I think that's the best I've ever done.

Alrighty. Today I think I've earned a 100 because I was my usual laid-back self (yeah. ha-freakin'-ha.) and I'm trying my hardest to wrap my head around the phonetic alphabet. I feel like an airhead, but I really don't remember most of what we were taught today. I took notes and everything, but they just... Don't make any sense to me now. I'm gonna do some research before I do my homework tonight though, so all is grand. I also think I did an okay audition for Dvorak's teen safety play. I'm pretty excited to start acting again, so I'm actually kinda excited for it.

Off to do the rest of my homework. Peace and love.

Love Always,
Daniel Baker
(no, I didn't steal this signature from The Perks of Being A Wallflower)