I'm going to be spending my holiday at an event called Expressions: Love and Loss. Basically it's like an open mic night for poetry, singing, acting, dancing, music, and then a gallery to display visual artwork. I was originally going to sing a few songs with a piano accompaniment and let that be that, but today I decided to utilize the medium of acting instead. While I consider myself to be a triple threat, (that is-talented to some degree in the arts of singing, dancing, and acting), I do recognize that acting is my forte of the three facets, and so that's what I'm going to show off.
The problem that I am currently facing is that the scene I've decided to act out is from The Hunger Games, which is still just a book. Still not seeing the problem? I wouldn't expect you to. However, the passage I've selected involves a song. As every good reader knows, songs in books don't come with built-in melodies that sing to you from the pages. No, you have to create them in your head. So tonight, instead of simply memorizing a monologue from a book as I'd normally do, I also had to write an entire melody to go with my song. Lucky for me I found a couple on YouTube to give me a push in the right direction, but it was still more than I'd bargained for when I woke up this morning. Hopefully it'll turn out as great tomorrow night as I'm envisioning it in my head.
Why today was awesome: I got my hair French braided, and I love it when my hair is in braids. :)
My year in numbers:
How Many Books I've Read: 5.5
How Many Times I've Lost My Key: 7
How Many Bowls of Soup I've Consumed: 15
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