#101
Posted: 4/3/10 at 12:27am
^That's very kind of you! However, all is well. Thank you very, very much! I live with my mom, only see him every 2 weeks or so. He's not my biological dad, but he's the guy I grew up knowing as my dad. My mom makes the ultimate decision, really. She's definitely more open to things regarding college, but still pretty...Blah. I'm gonna post my questions on CollegeConfidential because many people there are wondering the same thing! Haha.
My dad thinks I should be a farmer. If any of you guys knew me personally, you'd understand why that is probably the funniest things ever. Once I tell my mom that, she'll burst out laughing!(Nothing against farmers. My point is that I'm sooooo the opposite of a farmer. Lol)
Another thing is, with savings, money we've received from relatives, etc., if my tuition is $6000 a year and R&B+meals is $10000, I have my first year completely paid for! Not to mention, I'm scholarship hunting like it's nobody's business! While in college, I do plan on looking into getting an agent if possible, looking for jobs, etc. I know some actors have left college for their careers. You were saying you spent $600 a month on voice lessons. Well, if I made as much as you, and didn't do voice lessons, that approx $600 could go to student loans. Makes sense to me...
BTW, I've been keeping up with The Little Orchard House. Nice
My dad thinks I should be a farmer. If any of you guys knew me personally, you'd understand why that is probably the funniest things ever. Once I tell my mom that, she'll burst out laughing!(Nothing against farmers. My point is that I'm sooooo the opposite of a farmer. Lol)
Another thing is, with savings, money we've received from relatives, etc., if my tuition is $6000 a year and R&B+meals is $10000, I have my first year completely paid for! Not to mention, I'm scholarship hunting like it's nobody's business! While in college, I do plan on looking into getting an agent if possible, looking for jobs, etc. I know some actors have left college for their careers. You were saying you spent $600 a month on voice lessons. Well, if I made as much as you, and didn't do voice lessons, that approx $600 could go to student loans. Makes sense to me...
BTW, I've been keeping up with The Little Orchard House. Nice
We'll totally beat them though 
I just think it's super cool that I'm doing a show where I have actually talked with an original Broadway cast member! This might be kind of a dumb question, but do you have any advice? We're starting rehearsals in August, with a performance in mid-November. We're already designing sets and what not. We are so psyched to be doing this! 
