Hello
Welcome back to my little blog I hope you enjoyed my first one I am really getting
into using the memory jar. I am rather excited to open it and see all these
memories from over the year that I experienced. Also today is April 1st
and I have taken my first photo of a cake that I baked for my family, I thought
it was worth a little snap. Sadly I haven’t taken part in any April fools, I
may have to plan one for later. One last thing before we crack on, happy easter! I hope yours was as lovely as mine.
One of my earlier Easter gifts |
Now onto my new
subject for my new post, I have been thinking about how to start theming these
posts and a special someone came up with the idea to use a different quote
every week for my theme. Which I thought was brilliant, as long as it’s a quote
that affects me and perhaps inspires me in some way. This week’s quote is in
the photo below ‘Aim for the moon because even if you fall, you’ll land among
the stars’.
The reason this
quote really sticks out to me is because it gives me faith that anything is
possible as long as you aim high. I have very high aspirations which I think is
a very good thing; even though I may be told that they are unachievable, I
stick to my guns. Over the past year I have grown as a person, changed
friendship groups and have finally become happy with who I truly am. I always
felt that drama was an escape but it helped me become more confident. There is
nothing better than hearing the audience applaud after a performance especially
if it’s one you created.
One genre of drama that I was always jealous
that my cousin would do seamlessly was comedy; he is very natural with various
accents and can play the most hilarious yet convincing old man I have ever seen
someone do. But looniness aside, it always came very naturally to him and one
day he asked me why I seemed so funny outside of class and then when it came to
class I would hide away. As soon as I was told this I decided to really go for
things more and I appreciate him saying it to me because I feel like I can now
make others laugh with my complete weirdness. When we were told to experiment
with Bercovian theatre (Stephen Berkoff style performance) I really broke out
of my little box and just thought, I may look completely insane but I should
try it anyway. It turns out I am rather convincing as inanimate objects, as
Bercovian theatre includes actors playing objects. I had to play a lamppost,
washing machine, a saloon style door and many more. From finally breaking from
my shell I honestly feel that I can accomplish my dreams of becoming a
professional actor.
I know it’s a hard
choice and isn’t easy, but why should I stop before I have even attempted my
dreams? That’s why I don’t understand negative people, of course I am not
always jumping up and down with positivity, especially when I have just
realised it’s a Monday. I like many others am not a fan of those mornings. But we
get on with it and find the best in every day; well at least I try to. I hear people
say that it’s a pipe dream and the competition is hard but what if the ‘competition’
is actually not that scary and maybe, a very big maybe, I can beat them. This quote really inspires me to not only keep
a hold of my big aspirations, wishes and dreams but also spurs me on for everyday
life. I want to keep pushing myself for something that is bigger than me, I
really would love it if in some way, shape or form I inspired someone. If I
could touch inspire someone to try something they haven’t or to follow their
dreams that would be amazing. I feel blessed and inspired by a lot of people
and I think from surrounding myself with great friends and a pretty awesome guy
who makes me feel special every day, my dreams can become a reality.
I am going to stop
myself rambling on because I do have infinite babbling abilities. I hope you
enjoyed this and it made you happy or made you feel like your dreams no matter
what they are or how small and large they may seem are achievable. So go for it
and I wish you luck!
Bye for now, love,
Phoebe Eve J
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