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Blogging on here for the final time this year

 Oh hey that rhymes. Anyhow, yeah I delayed doing this until musical ended and I really don't know how to sum things up since I forget (a lot, like a lot a lot) but I shall recall what I remember.


First are of course the actual aep lessons we had in the previous weeks with our first activity being writing to a younger you. If I were to change old me, I would try to show myself my current interests and hope they stick at a younger age. That and also try to make younger me less reckless (I was kinda weird in the past). Then we had stuff like my grandma went to market (If I remember the order correctly: An apple. some fish, parsnip seeds (stardew valley ref), cup noodles, basil leaves, an entire chicken, mushrooms... okay those are the only ones I remember its been 2 weeks don't expect much)


okay now the musical, was a bit of a mess. even before the event was set into motion, issues happened. when we ordered food as a class, they moved phones that were doing the order and mine didn't transfer so I had no food (I was running on half a thing of chips and a singular cookie I stole). Also a bunch of lil things got messed up such as me not being able to fully put the vest together while getting the fabric and one of the wheels on the stage locking for some reason. but hey we won so that's that I guess.

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