\WARNING\ This post is written terribly. Sorry about that.

Okay, so it's been, well, forever. Sorry.

But tons of stuff has happened.

Annie camp has been an absolute blast, and it ended on Friday. BUT, we get to meet the adults in the cast on Saturday, which is super exciting.

We lost our dog Faith a couple of weeks ago, but then we got a new puppy named Nala, and she's SUPER sweet. She's a yellow lab, so she's really cute and playful. We've only had her for about four days, but she fits right in.

The other day a friend of mine spent the night, and we had an absolute BLAST. She showed me the link to Adam Lambert being Fiyero (one of the main characters in Wicked the Musical) on Broadway, and WOW. He's so incredible. At everything. :)

Speaking of Wicked, I went online to eBay and actually bought the script of Wicked for about twenty-five dollars. I'm so excited, because now I can read it through and be different characters.

My little sister just turned eight, and right now she's having a sleepover/spa birthday party.

My really-super-good-friend-who's-pretty-much-like-my-sister who used to be my nanny came over yesterday and spent the night, and that was SUPER fun. She straightened my hair for me, and it seems so much longer than it did when it was curly.

Umm.... I think that's pretty much it...

Unfortunately I have almost nothing to tell you...

Except for the fact that my friend Kenzy got a part in the Shakespeare show that our city is putting on. YAY HER!!!!!!!!!!!

:)

Hello world!!

Many good things to share today, so here goes.

First off, I GOT CAST IN ANNIE!!!! YAAAAY!!! I tried out for Pepper and got--Pepper!! And there's a story behind all this. At the dinner theater where I am now 'working' (more like playing, but whatever) they did Annie ten years ago. So when I was three I went and saw my first remembered piece of musical theater, and caught the bug. I wanted to be Molly at first, the youngest one, but then I got too old. Then I tried out for Annie, and I got called back but couldn't do the show. One of my friends though got in, and she was great! Now, I tried out for Pepper, the one of the older and meanest orphans, with my same friend who was in the show last time, and she got in as well!! So did six of my other friends, and we're all going to have a blast this summer.

Next good news: In the town where I live, they have a huge Earth Day celebration every year. Well this year, my whole family and I got to play an hour-and-a-half long (no idea how to make that look cooler...) set of music. It was SO much fun.

More good news: I'm trying out for the show Hello Dolly today, which is making me really excited, and nervous, cause if I get in I'd have to miss the first part of the final jam (and maybe all) at my parents' camp, which would seriously not be fun. I'm trying out for either Ermengarde or Minnie Fey. I'm going to sing the song "For Good" From Wicked, which is making me really excited cause I haven't sang from that show in ages, and it's such pretty music.

Crazy, crazy weekend.

Two emergency hospital visits in two days.

Tonight is my 'calm things down' night before the week resumes.

Basically here's what went down:

Saturday morning-- We got into the car and drove over to a friend's house to pick up my brother had spent the night there. Then we went to my best friend's house for a huge Easter Egg Hunt party. We got to it every year; so much freaking fun it's unbelievable. While I was there I got to see four super special friends. Special how you ask? Well when I was un-born, there were four other kids who were un-born with me (meaning that our parents met because of us). So I got to hang out with them all and that was super fun.

During that party, a little boy got hurt on the trampoline and whip-lashed his neck (I don't think that's an actual term, but you know what? That's okay.) and had to go to the hospital. But he's okay now. :)

Then I spent the night at my best friends' house (coincidentally the same one that threw the party). We had a great time, and we played Just Dance 2 on WII, which I've never played before. We had a BUNCH of fun. Until she fell out of the hammock and bruised her shoulder bone, sending her to the hospital and keeping her home from school the next day. (aka tomorrow). Not as much fun as it could have been. So hopefully she'll feel better soon.

Then I went from her house to my callback fro Annie, which went pretty well. I got to read for Pepper, which was what I really wanted, I'm really really really really really really really REALLY hoping for that role, so keep your fingers crossed!! It looks like a girl I know and a girl I sort of know will most likely get Annie, and that a few other girls who I'm really looking forward to working with are going to get in as well; they did REALLY well at the callbacks.

Here's a crazy backstory:

When I was REALLY little, I went and saw Annie at a dinner theater near where I live. I absolutely loved the show, and since then I've always wanted to be an orphan in that show, or do ANY kind of theater at all. Since then I've never gotten to be an orphan. Well, when I was about nine, another red-headed friend of mine and I tried out for Annie together. We really bonded during the auditions, and we both got callbacks. I ended up not being able to do the show because of the fact that I had already been cast in another show and they wouldn't let me back out. It totally wrecked me not to be able to do the show, but I went and saw my friend in it, and she got cast as one of the six main orphans (and of course she was awesome (: ). We sort of fell out of touch after that, but today when I got out of the car for the callbacks, she was the first person that I saw. So five years later, she and I did the callback that we never got to do together. And hopefully we'll both get cast ;).

Hmmm..... how to start this post....

First off, camp was fun. My parents run a summer camp for adults, and sometimes teenagers, who play the bass guitar. Therefore we had sixty-something campers out at our camp for a week, and it was super fun.

Second, the fact that I am newly hooked on the TV show Pushing Daisies. It's absolutely amazing, and whoever came up with it should be patted on the back. Repetitively.

Third, our audition for Annie. Again. My sister and I auditioned for the show yesterday, but not the Junior version this time, so if I get in I could literally act my age this time. (Haha, get it? Yeah okay I'll leave the jokes alone...)

Fourth, I'm doing a script-version of the writing thing that I did in November, so I'm supposed to write a hundred-page script by the end of april. So far I'm quite behind....

That's it, really, hopefully something blog-worthy will happen soon... ;)