The most unfortunate part of my Thanksgiving break, is having to suffocate myself with ACT Prep information. In truth, blogging, at the moment, has been my only chance to come up for air. Hopefully, word does not get out that I did. In the lyrics of Maroon 5, "Is there anyone out there, cause it's getting harder and harder to breathe?!" Life lately, well, for starts, I have had to do more than one person can accomplish, furthermore, my youth minister and choral director all have left within the same year. It's really nothing to get all torqued out about, but for a small town with severely bore some activities, you take advantage of all the little things. It's been..I don't know, two months, maybe, since our choral director (I'll refer to him as Mr. Bear out of courtesy and respect) was relieved from work.
Honestly, no one saw it coming, in fact, people were beginning to think Mr. Bear was "on a role," if you will. Personally, I thought Mr. Bear was permanently going to stay, because of all the wonderful things he brought into our choral program. Mr. Bear was an exceptional director and friend, and no one can replace him and all the memories he made at our high school. What's worse, is that he was also our show choir director, and without him, the show seems to have fallen apart. We no longer I have our choreographers either, due to being on Mr. Bear's side of the argument, and they don't want to help out, if Mr. Bear is not reinstated. I fear that it is extremely unlikely that he will. I don't think much of the public sees that we are a military covered in glitter, and, in truth, that's a bit of an understatement. I also don't think that many people see that we are a family, and the sweat and blood and tears all majorly contribute into our show to not only be a fantastic performance, but a memorable one. I wish that our school board could see that....but enough venting about that. Honestly, tears are coming up right now. Oh, right, my youth minister. Now that we're on a depressing subject, my youth minister, let's just refer to him as Mr. That Guy--his favorite saying--found a better job at Trinity Pres. in Montgomery, Alabama. I guess it's for the best, since God says that we need to reach out to all unbelievers. Lately, with the state I'm in, that news destroyed this "emotional fort," I've built for myself. This town seems to be tormented by all this mass chaos.
It NEVER ends!!
P.S. Yes, I did take those pictures...