Moving on….

The play, in short, was wonderful.

I couldn’t be more happy with how it came out.

Today, I believe that the set will be struck and we will move on to new things.

So for me, this journey is done. And what a wonderful experience it was…and I thank everyone who has helped to make this happen, and also to those who came and supported me and the cast who have worked so hard in getting the play to where it was.

I thank everyone who has given me and the cast such kind reviews and words—they are greatly appreciated and I’m happy that many of you found the play enjoyable.

But time to move on. And as such, I will now be posting to my personal blog which stemmed from this process.

The Daily Process is a daily look at all the little things that make life what it is. It’s a process, and we can all learn from it.

The curtain closes…

The Gender Agenda showed Friday and Saturday night and both nights went exceptionally well.

I cannot express how proud I am of my cast for putting in so much work into this project or to my crew for putting up with my stresses and working so hard for getting all of the little things together so that we could have a great show.

I was not aware at how many ads The Gender Agenda actually had around New Hampshire–like a 1/4 page ad in The Valley News. I have no idea how that got there…but apparently some woman wanted to come all the way from Manchester to see it! (AW!) The snow prevented her from doing so…but I talked to this lady and she is going to mail me the clip from the newspaper (Aw, so nice!).

So that’s it. It’s over. All that is left to do now is to do my smaller project on campus and focus on the drama group that I have started on campus.

I’m very sleepy right now, I might update later when I am feeling more ambitious, but I wanted to express my thanks to everyone who has joined me on this journey. Thank you to my WONDERFUL cast and everyone who supported me.

Thank you, and bless you all!