Last post as The Young American Blogger. :) Bittersweet-ish.
I didn't go on Germany tour, due to things going on at home, and I didn't make the DCP for the fall, which is fine. I'm trying again soon! Lol! I will get there. O_O <--- (Determination face.) My boyfriend, Scott, made it into the program! :D He's working the Beauty and the Beast attraction, so say hi to him if you go! :)
Life is good now. It's peaceful and quiet, something I haven't had in a while. :) I'm enjoying not having to be places every day, and not wasting gas and money. :3 Just sayin'.
But this is my last post. Please enjoy the few things I've posted. I like to think I'm slightly comical. Haha.
God bless. :) And GOOD LUCK NK '12!
Monday, May 28, 2012
Friday, March 2, 2012
Hello, Germany. Let's be Friends!
I made my first tour as a Young American. I was honored to make their Germany Tour with some other wonderful cast mates from my New Kid year. :) I'm THRILLED!
As soon as I can, I'm making sure all my rubber ducks are in order, settling matters back home, and hopefully packing my little bags for Germany. My Mother got to go to Germany when she was my age, and I really want to go as well, but I want to go WITH the Young Americans. This is the only opportunity I have to tour with them before the fall, where I might be relocating to Florida.
I want to go to Germany SO BAD. I'm 97.9% sure that I'm going, as long as I can get everything settled for the summer. Which reminds me that I need to send Bill and Robyn an email... Oh yeah.
Lol. Going to write that email now! xD
As soon as I can, I'm making sure all my rubber ducks are in order, settling matters back home, and hopefully packing my little bags for Germany. My Mother got to go to Germany when she was my age, and I really want to go as well, but I want to go WITH the Young Americans. This is the only opportunity I have to tour with them before the fall, where I might be relocating to Florida.
I want to go to Germany SO BAD. I'm 97.9% sure that I'm going, as long as I can get everything settled for the summer. Which reminds me that I need to send Bill and Robyn an email... Oh yeah.
Lol. Going to write that email now! xD
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
I'm a Big Kid Now! ... Just kidding.
Yay for more posting! Nothing new has really happened, but I felt like giving a little update since last week.
So, I'm officially waiting on the Disney College Program people to get back to me. I had my phone interview two weeks ago this Thursday, and immediately after I had that interview, they sent me an email saying that I'll receive more information in the next couple of weeks.
It sucks to wait! Oh my gosh. I turned them down once already to come back to CA and finish out my New Kid year here, so it's like I'm waiting on pins and needles. I'm hoping my interview went well enough. *sigh* It wasn't nearly as hard as the last one I did, but STILL. Ugh. When you say, "I turned down Disney", y'know. Walt Disney. Disney World. Where I've wanted to be since I was a kid, and you turn them down.
Fingers crossed! Not much I can do about it now. It's in God's hands.
Y'know, I wonder if I felt this way last time I did this? I can't remember. O_O So hard...
Wah. It'll work out. :) I'm sure it will.
So, I'm officially waiting on the Disney College Program people to get back to me. I had my phone interview two weeks ago this Thursday, and immediately after I had that interview, they sent me an email saying that I'll receive more information in the next couple of weeks.
It sucks to wait! Oh my gosh. I turned them down once already to come back to CA and finish out my New Kid year here, so it's like I'm waiting on pins and needles. I'm hoping my interview went well enough. *sigh* It wasn't nearly as hard as the last one I did, but STILL. Ugh. When you say, "I turned down Disney", y'know. Walt Disney. Disney World. Where I've wanted to be since I was a kid, and you turn them down.
Fingers crossed! Not much I can do about it now. It's in God's hands.
Y'know, I wonder if I felt this way last time I did this? I can't remember. O_O So hard...
Wah. It'll work out. :) I'm sure it will.
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
SunnyDay and Sunburst PART II
OH WAIT!!!!
I FORGOT!!!!!
....
I GOT A YELLOW VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE!!!!!!!!!!!!
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHAAAAAAAA! xD
It's my baby. Yup yup yup. My parents have been so kind... And trust me, I'll be paying for it. Oh, you betcha, lol. :)
BUT IT'S BEEN MY DREAM CAR FOR FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!
And it's name is "Sunny Day". My Mom thought of it.
HERE IT IS! ^__________^!!!
My life is pretty much complete. Just saying. With Jesus it is, had to throw that in there, but yes. Dream car = checked off the bucket list :3.
I FORGOT!!!!!
....
I GOT A YELLOW VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE!!!!!!!!!!!!
EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHAAAAAAAA! xD
It's my baby. Yup yup yup. My parents have been so kind... And trust me, I'll be paying for it. Oh, you betcha, lol. :)
BUT IT'S BEEN MY DREAM CAR FOR FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!
And it's name is "Sunny Day". My Mom thought of it.
HERE IT IS! ^__________^!!!
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| "Sunny Day" |
SunnyDay and Sunburst
Hey hey, lol. You know, I'm actually surprised that I'm actually writing another blog post within a month or so of the last one, heehee. I'm such a procrastinator.
Okay, well, not really a procrastinator. Just SUPER UBER CRAZY CRY ME A RIVER BUSY. I usually get everything done on time.
So, updates!
I'm happily moved back into my apartment here in Corona. Life is settling down again, and kicking back up. Classes aren't as bad as I thought they'd be, honestly. I ended up dropping my writing class.
NEW KIDS IN THE FUTURE, WHO ARE DOING NCMC:
Don't take the writing class. It's EXTREMELY time consuming and difficult, IMO. The instructor is very nice and helpful, and I have nothing against him, but YOU ARE A YOUNG AMERICAN. This class should be take over the summer, after tour, in the fall, whatever. Just don't do it through NCMC. It's all online. I don't know about you, but online courses for me are slightly harder than in-class courses.
TRUST ME.
My Mother, who told me I should drop it ASAP as soon as I got out here (if not before), got to have a good "I TOLD you so! You should've listened to me!"
Always listen to your Mother. Always. For real.
In other news, Nada (pronounced "Netta") is super nice! Really cool. She's been a wonderful director so far, and she's a great teacher as well. I've enjoyed working with her, because she's been such a down to earth lady, and I really respect her. Her brother is wonderful, too. Lol! Love them both.
Nada and J.R (who is our other director with Nada) just casted Overture. Which I have info on! YAY FOR INFO! There are four sites that NK and resident casts will get sent to over 10 weeks. All the sites are fairly close to Corona, and they're all "at-risk" sites. That mainly means juvenile facilities, homeless shelters, military academies, drug rehabs, and a jail...? Yes, I think it's a jail.
SUNBURST = Military Academy.
HOPE = Homeless children/Homeless shelter.
RIO = Juvie.
PHOENIX HOUSE = Drug/Alcohol rehab center.
3/4's of my apartment have been sent to Sunburst, including myself. My room mate, Lauren, is being sent to Rio, the prison.
So, we start that this Wednesday. We're not supposed to touch people, wear tight/revealing clothing (totally fine with that), and just be very careful in general. It's like training for touring on the road. I hear it's hard, because you spend so much time with these kids, you get attached, then you leave. You can't give out your full name, or where you're from. I hear it's hard, but it's worth it.
At the end of the day, really, it's not about you. Everyone knows that here, I know. We've been a pretty good group.
OH! And the Hollywood Show in February? Yeah, that's mainly New Kids. :D OH YES. NK POWER. And we're also performing in the 50th year anniversary of the Young Americans, where all the YA Alumni come and gather for a performance. It's going to be awesome!
I reapplied for Disney. Had my phone interview already... Now I'm just waiting to hear back and see if I got in or not. I'm hopeful that I did. If I did it once, I can do it again, yes?!
We shall see... :) God's hands. Not my own. No worries. :)
Okay, well, not really a procrastinator. Just SUPER UBER CRAZY CRY ME A RIVER BUSY. I usually get everything done on time.
So, updates!
I'm happily moved back into my apartment here in Corona. Life is settling down again, and kicking back up. Classes aren't as bad as I thought they'd be, honestly. I ended up dropping my writing class.
NEW KIDS IN THE FUTURE, WHO ARE DOING NCMC:
Don't take the writing class. It's EXTREMELY time consuming and difficult, IMO. The instructor is very nice and helpful, and I have nothing against him, but YOU ARE A YOUNG AMERICAN. This class should be take over the summer, after tour, in the fall, whatever. Just don't do it through NCMC. It's all online. I don't know about you, but online courses for me are slightly harder than in-class courses.
TRUST ME.
My Mother, who told me I should drop it ASAP as soon as I got out here (if not before), got to have a good "I TOLD you so! You should've listened to me!"
Always listen to your Mother. Always. For real.
In other news, Nada (pronounced "Netta") is super nice! Really cool. She's been a wonderful director so far, and she's a great teacher as well. I've enjoyed working with her, because she's been such a down to earth lady, and I really respect her. Her brother is wonderful, too. Lol! Love them both.
Nada and J.R (who is our other director with Nada) just casted Overture. Which I have info on! YAY FOR INFO! There are four sites that NK and resident casts will get sent to over 10 weeks. All the sites are fairly close to Corona, and they're all "at-risk" sites. That mainly means juvenile facilities, homeless shelters, military academies, drug rehabs, and a jail...? Yes, I think it's a jail.
SUNBURST = Military Academy.
HOPE = Homeless children/Homeless shelter.
RIO = Juvie.
PHOENIX HOUSE = Drug/Alcohol rehab center.
3/4's of my apartment have been sent to Sunburst, including myself. My room mate, Lauren, is being sent to Rio, the prison.
So, we start that this Wednesday. We're not supposed to touch people, wear tight/revealing clothing (totally fine with that), and just be very careful in general. It's like training for touring on the road. I hear it's hard, because you spend so much time with these kids, you get attached, then you leave. You can't give out your full name, or where you're from. I hear it's hard, but it's worth it.
At the end of the day, really, it's not about you. Everyone knows that here, I know. We've been a pretty good group.
OH! And the Hollywood Show in February? Yeah, that's mainly New Kids. :D OH YES. NK POWER. And we're also performing in the 50th year anniversary of the Young Americans, where all the YA Alumni come and gather for a performance. It's going to be awesome!
I reapplied for Disney. Had my phone interview already... Now I'm just waiting to hear back and see if I got in or not. I'm hopeful that I did. If I did it once, I can do it again, yes?!
We shall see... :) God's hands. Not my own. No worries. :)
Friday, January 6, 2012
"Gimme gimme... That thing called... China Wok."
Back at it!
Once more.
Today ,I'm getting my happy bum on a plane at the Nashville airport, and heading back to Corona, CA.
I'm going to miss TN. I've had a great Christmas. I spent it with my family, of course, and also my boyfriend and his family. :) Both were wonderful.
I'm excited for the new semester at the YA's, even though I know I have more classes and no days of.
Not to mention the fact that my dance classes are going to kick my butt.
If you're a future New Kid and stumble across this blog, hear me out: MAKE SURE YOU DON'T EAT LOTS OF PIE DURING CHRISTMAS BREAK!!! Dance will come and k'o you. Ugh. And YA's don't do anything easy! Lol! Which is great! And extremely difficult. :) ESPECIALLY if you're a singer first. Haha. Good luck.
This semester, though, I didn't schedule any night classes, except for one, and that's my writing class. I'm not doing what I did last semester and schedule all night classes. Bad. Idea. Especially when you like to talk to your parents before going to sleep.
Which I do there's nothing wrong with that don't judge I'll know if you do.
All my classes end at 7:15, except for my one 8-10:00pm, so I'll have time in the evening to do some homework.
The bad side to having early evening classes is that I have *drumroll*...
Early morning classes.
Blargh. D'x
It's even worse when you're ABSOLUTELY not a morning person. Being homeschooled since kindergarten was spoiling, lol. Lord have mercy on the homeschoolers.
Another addition this year is what they call "Overture". Even now, I'm not exactly sure how that works, but I know the New Kids will be going out into schools and prisons and such to do a mini workshop. I think it's like a precursor to Outreach tour later this year.
Ah! And we're also getting placed on our first tour this year! The majority of us. Again, not sure how tour casting works, but they're casting Germany, Korea/Japan, and Boyne, MI.
Everyone wants to go to Boyne. Oh gosh. That's the icing on the cake place. :) But rumor has it that not many New Kids go to Boyne in their first year. NOT THAT IT DOESN'T HAPPEN, it doesn't happen often, so I've heard.
In other news, I got an offer from the Walt Disney World College Program to work for them. Due to the fact that I want to finish up a least my New Kid year here at the YA's, I turned them down.
Which may have been ridiculous... But I'm remaining hopeful that I'll go back there. VERY. Hopeful.
I will be at Disney. O_o' Yes I will. I WILL be a princess.
(This is what I say to myself every morning when I look at the mirror.)
But for now, I'll enjoy the YA's, and cry silently for five months for my temporarily lost career at Disney.
*sigh* Life goes on. Always does. :)
Once more.
Today ,I'm getting my happy bum on a plane at the Nashville airport, and heading back to Corona, CA.
I'm going to miss TN. I've had a great Christmas. I spent it with my family, of course, and also my boyfriend and his family. :) Both were wonderful.
I'm excited for the new semester at the YA's, even though I know I have more classes and no days of.
Not to mention the fact that my dance classes are going to kick my butt.
If you're a future New Kid and stumble across this blog, hear me out: MAKE SURE YOU DON'T EAT LOTS OF PIE DURING CHRISTMAS BREAK!!! Dance will come and k'o you. Ugh. And YA's don't do anything easy! Lol! Which is great! And extremely difficult. :) ESPECIALLY if you're a singer first. Haha. Good luck.
This semester, though, I didn't schedule any night classes, except for one, and that's my writing class. I'm not doing what I did last semester and schedule all night classes. Bad. Idea. Especially when you like to talk to your parents before going to sleep.
Which I do there's nothing wrong with that don't judge I'll know if you do.
All my classes end at 7:15, except for my one 8-10:00pm, so I'll have time in the evening to do some homework.
The bad side to having early evening classes is that I have *drumroll*...
Early morning classes.
Blargh. D'x
It's even worse when you're ABSOLUTELY not a morning person. Being homeschooled since kindergarten was spoiling, lol. Lord have mercy on the homeschoolers.
Another addition this year is what they call "Overture". Even now, I'm not exactly sure how that works, but I know the New Kids will be going out into schools and prisons and such to do a mini workshop. I think it's like a precursor to Outreach tour later this year.
Ah! And we're also getting placed on our first tour this year! The majority of us. Again, not sure how tour casting works, but they're casting Germany, Korea/Japan, and Boyne, MI.
Everyone wants to go to Boyne. Oh gosh. That's the icing on the cake place. :) But rumor has it that not many New Kids go to Boyne in their first year. NOT THAT IT DOESN'T HAPPEN, it doesn't happen often, so I've heard.
In other news, I got an offer from the Walt Disney World College Program to work for them. Due to the fact that I want to finish up a least my New Kid year here at the YA's, I turned them down.
Which may have been ridiculous... But I'm remaining hopeful that I'll go back there. VERY. Hopeful.
I will be at Disney. O_o' Yes I will. I WILL be a princess.
(This is what I say to myself every morning when I look at the mirror.)
But for now, I'll enjoy the YA's, and cry silently for five months for my temporarily lost career at Disney.
*sigh* Life goes on. Always does. :)
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
California, here I... uh, am. :D
Made it to California, the land of sunshine and fake tans! Woohoo!
xD Sorry... I had to.
So, I'm happily moved in to my apartment with my lovely room mates. Sadly, one dropped out, so there's only the three of us. Good news is (this may sound horrible)... I've got my own room, and it fits my keyboard, my guitar, and a bookshelf :). It kinda worked out, lol.
In other news, I'm truckin' along in the YA's. I'm finished with orientation, and recently finished with meet-and-greet with all the Old Kids. As of today, I've been adopted 7 times! I've got a big family!
There's Natalie (who had me before anyone else did), and Caitlin (I LOVE HER!!!!), Amber (I LOVE HER TOO!!!), Andrew, Katie, ... another girl who's name I don't know, and Kyle. Lots of "big brothers and big sisters". :D It's good to be adopted :3. The more the merrier!!!!!!
I sang for meet-and-greet a snipet of "A Change in Me" from Beauty and the Beast the musical that Susan Egan made popular.
Susan Egan was a Young American for awhile, but then, someone realized how crazy talented she was and snatched her up before she could do a lot. So I've heard, lol. Susan Egan also played and sang the voice of "Meg" in Hercules. The Disney version of Hercules. DUDE. That's nuts.
I was hoping that she might be there! That and, two other girls sang my back-up songs (Part of Your World, and Somewhere Over the Rainbow). It's a God thing. It worked out, lol!
My days recently have consisted of watching the Germany Cast and the East Coast Cast rehearse for their Outreach Tours. Today, for example, I was there for eight hours O_o;. That's a lonnnnnnng time to be sitting on a chair. The crazy thing is...
I LOVED IT!!!! HEEEHEEEE!!! :D It's EXCITING!!!! I never get tired of it. Germany is leaving Wednesday, though, and East coast is leaving on Saturday. Most of my big brothers and sisters are leaving on that one. :) They're going to have a wonderful tour.
Anyway. I've got a day off tomorrow, and I'm not sure exactly what to do... Classes start Saturday (FINALLY!!!!) but other than that, I've got the whole week off... Got to think of something to do!
See ya real soon! (Not really... That's just what Mickey Mouse says, heehee!!!)
Chelsea Logan
The Young American Blogger
xD Sorry... I had to.
So, I'm happily moved in to my apartment with my lovely room mates. Sadly, one dropped out, so there's only the three of us. Good news is (this may sound horrible)... I've got my own room, and it fits my keyboard, my guitar, and a bookshelf :). It kinda worked out, lol.
In other news, I'm truckin' along in the YA's. I'm finished with orientation, and recently finished with meet-and-greet with all the Old Kids. As of today, I've been adopted 7 times! I've got a big family!
There's Natalie (who had me before anyone else did), and Caitlin (I LOVE HER!!!!), Amber (I LOVE HER TOO!!!), Andrew, Katie, ... another girl who's name I don't know, and Kyle. Lots of "big brothers and big sisters". :D It's good to be adopted :3. The more the merrier!!!!!!
I sang for meet-and-greet a snipet of "A Change in Me" from Beauty and the Beast the musical that Susan Egan made popular.
Susan Egan was a Young American for awhile, but then, someone realized how crazy talented she was and snatched her up before she could do a lot. So I've heard, lol. Susan Egan also played and sang the voice of "Meg" in Hercules. The Disney version of Hercules. DUDE. That's nuts.
I was hoping that she might be there! That and, two other girls sang my back-up songs (Part of Your World, and Somewhere Over the Rainbow). It's a God thing. It worked out, lol!
My days recently have consisted of watching the Germany Cast and the East Coast Cast rehearse for their Outreach Tours. Today, for example, I was there for eight hours O_o;. That's a lonnnnnnng time to be sitting on a chair. The crazy thing is...
I LOVED IT!!!! HEEEHEEEE!!! :D It's EXCITING!!!! I never get tired of it. Germany is leaving Wednesday, though, and East coast is leaving on Saturday. Most of my big brothers and sisters are leaving on that one. :) They're going to have a wonderful tour.
Anyway. I've got a day off tomorrow, and I'm not sure exactly what to do... Classes start Saturday (FINALLY!!!!) but other than that, I've got the whole week off... Got to think of something to do!
See ya real soon! (Not really... That's just what Mickey Mouse says, heehee!!!)
Chelsea Logan
The Young American Blogger
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Disney Land! Day 2, Trip to Corona
We had some major problems yesterday. Oh my goodness. O_O'
We had to go through New Mexico, and that was fun. *insert sarcasm here*. I-40 was absolutely blocked off for some reason, and we spent 2 or more hours trying to get back to the interstate. That put us really behind. Ugh.
So, there we are. Stuck in Albuquerque, stuck in dead stand still, trying to find our way back, and it's hot.
And guess what?
We got a flat tire on our RV!
But, thanks to our manly-men, they changed the tire in record time, and we got back on the road. :D
We made it out of Albuquerque and continued our relentless trek to the Grand Canyon National Park.
We got there at 1:00 in the morning, but we still got there. When we got there, though, we got out and stated at the stars. You can SEE the STARS! :D You can't see that many back home at all, due to all the city lights. You can see them there. Wowwwww! :3 They were gorgeous. Thank you, Lord, for the stars!
This morning, we got up, had a great breakfast, made by our awesome nephew-in-law/cousin-in-law Adam, and scooted our way to the Grand Canyon.
Adam then made the statement, "How can you not believe in God when you see this?"
That sums up our trip to the Grand Canyon :).
Alrighty! Now, as I type this on my handy-dandy phone, we are on our way to California to drop me off in Corona for the YA's.
There is BIG news, though...
WE'RE GOING TO DISNEY LAND TOMORROW!!!!!!!!!
More on that tomorrow!
Much Love,
Chelsea Logan
"The Young American Blogger"
We had to go through New Mexico, and that was fun. *insert sarcasm here*. I-40 was absolutely blocked off for some reason, and we spent 2 or more hours trying to get back to the interstate. That put us really behind. Ugh.
So, there we are. Stuck in Albuquerque, stuck in dead stand still, trying to find our way back, and it's hot.
And guess what?
We got a flat tire on our RV!
But, thanks to our manly-men, they changed the tire in record time, and we got back on the road. :D
We made it out of Albuquerque and continued our relentless trek to the Grand Canyon National Park.
We got there at 1:00 in the morning, but we still got there. When we got there, though, we got out and stated at the stars. You can SEE the STARS! :D You can't see that many back home at all, due to all the city lights. You can see them there. Wowwwww! :3 They were gorgeous. Thank you, Lord, for the stars!
This morning, we got up, had a great breakfast, made by our awesome nephew-in-law/cousin-in-law Adam, and scooted our way to the Grand Canyon.
Adam then made the statement, "How can you not believe in God when you see this?"
That sums up our trip to the Grand Canyon :).
Alrighty! Now, as I type this on my handy-dandy phone, we are on our way to California to drop me off in Corona for the YA's.
There is BIG news, though...
WE'RE GOING TO DISNEY LAND TOMORROW!!!!!!!!!
More on that tomorrow!
Much Love,
Chelsea Logan
"The Young American Blogger"
Friday, August 26, 2011
"Califorrrrrrrrrrniaaaaaaaaa"!
Today marks the first day of he trip put to California. :) My poor little room that's over 800 miles away in TN is now vacant and empty. It's such a bittersweet thing, y'know.
As of now, I'm riding shotgun with my Mom, just outside of El Reno, OK. We just had to jump off our RV at a truck stop. It up and died out of the blue! Luckily, we were blessed enough to find a couple to jump us off, no problem. Thank you, nice people in the Chevy out in Oklahoma City!
We're all exhausted. We want sleep. It's just my momma and I now up and awake (barely). I started to wrote this in OK, but my phone died, and now I'm 20 miles outside of Amarillo, TX. Yeehaw!
But in BIG news, I got a huge surprise today.
So, without going into too much detail, my boyfriend (Scott) and I are holding onto our awesome relationship out in CA before I return home for Christmas!
That's not the big surprise, though ;).
I told my amazing boyfriend goodbye Thursday evening while he helped me pack my stuff in my already full car. He prayed with me, and told me goodnight, and left me. I was too tired to really dwell on the fact that I just said goodbye to him for a few months (which isn't that big of a deal), nor did I want to, so I fell asleep fairly quickly.
I got up this morning at 6:00 am, after receiving good rest, surprisingly. I packed up the REST of my stuff, cleaned up my little lonely room, and said goodbye, proud that I hadn't cried this morning.
I get out to the RV, hug people goodbye, and go in. I go to put up blankets behind the curtained bunk bed, and there's a CAMERA POINTED AT MY FACE, AND SOMEONE SAYING, "Surprise!"!!!!
I go, "EEP!!!" and shut the curtain.
It was Scott. The ever awesome boyfriend. :DDD
I was so EXCITED THAT HE WAS THERE!!! But all I said was, "EEP!".
... Ugh.
Scott's here with me! He and my Mom had it planned from the beginning of August! It meant a lot to me to have him here :3.
Anyway, we've come to Amarillo, thank you Jesus! :D Mom and I are going to try and find an RV park for the night. *crosses fingers*
Till next time!
Much love,
Chelsea Logan
"The Young American Blogger"
As of now, I'm riding shotgun with my Mom, just outside of El Reno, OK. We just had to jump off our RV at a truck stop. It up and died out of the blue! Luckily, we were blessed enough to find a couple to jump us off, no problem. Thank you, nice people in the Chevy out in Oklahoma City!
We're all exhausted. We want sleep. It's just my momma and I now up and awake (barely). I started to wrote this in OK, but my phone died, and now I'm 20 miles outside of Amarillo, TX. Yeehaw!
But in BIG news, I got a huge surprise today.
So, without going into too much detail, my boyfriend (Scott) and I are holding onto our awesome relationship out in CA before I return home for Christmas!
That's not the big surprise, though ;).
I told my amazing boyfriend goodbye Thursday evening while he helped me pack my stuff in my already full car. He prayed with me, and told me goodnight, and left me. I was too tired to really dwell on the fact that I just said goodbye to him for a few months (which isn't that big of a deal), nor did I want to, so I fell asleep fairly quickly.
I got up this morning at 6:00 am, after receiving good rest, surprisingly. I packed up the REST of my stuff, cleaned up my little lonely room, and said goodbye, proud that I hadn't cried this morning.
I get out to the RV, hug people goodbye, and go in. I go to put up blankets behind the curtained bunk bed, and there's a CAMERA POINTED AT MY FACE, AND SOMEONE SAYING, "Surprise!"!!!!
I go, "EEP!!!" and shut the curtain.
It was Scott. The ever awesome boyfriend. :DDD
I was so EXCITED THAT HE WAS THERE!!! But all I said was, "EEP!".
... Ugh.
Scott's here with me! He and my Mom had it planned from the beginning of August! It meant a lot to me to have him here :3.
Anyway, we've come to Amarillo, thank you Jesus! :D Mom and I are going to try and find an RV park for the night. *crosses fingers*
Till next time!
Much love,
Chelsea Logan
"The Young American Blogger"
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Nine Days and Nail Biting
Nine days.
Nine. Days.
Oh my gosh. I remember when it used to be a year ago, and I wanted this August to get here SO badly. Now that's it's here... I'm not sure what to think. I'm excited, I'm nervous, then I'm excited again... then I'm thinking, "Oh, jee, I need to pack."
Good news is, I've gotten done with my college algebra course, and I'm crossing my fingers and shooting up a prayer that it'll count for the Young Americans. I'm getting an associates degree from the YA's, and they require some classes to be taken, and they said they needed math. Hopefully, it'll count, and I won't have to take it again.
Math and I... we're not friends... at all. Ugh. I do not like math. Wait wait, I take it back. I like long division, fractions, and multiplication. I like doing those! :D
But math should never have letters in it. EVER.
*sigh* Nine days, though! My Mom's niece and her nephew-in-law, are coming with us on our trip. We're taking a side trip to the Grand Canyon, and they've never been there before, so we're making a trip :).
What's really kind of sad, though, is once we get there, unload my stuff, go through orientation (which will take ALLLLLL day on the 31st (I think it's the 31st...?)) they'll be leaving pretty much immediately the next day, due to work schedules at home.
Which is fine! I understand that. It's just a new part of my life ( a big new part!) and if I could, I'd have them stay for a month! Lol!
It'll all work out. :) I know it will. God says it will, so it will!
Till next time (NINE DAYS!!! EEHGHAD!!!)!
Much Love,
Chelsea
The YA Blogger
Nine. Days.
Oh my gosh. I remember when it used to be a year ago, and I wanted this August to get here SO badly. Now that's it's here... I'm not sure what to think. I'm excited, I'm nervous, then I'm excited again... then I'm thinking, "Oh, jee, I need to pack."
Good news is, I've gotten done with my college algebra course, and I'm crossing my fingers and shooting up a prayer that it'll count for the Young Americans. I'm getting an associates degree from the YA's, and they require some classes to be taken, and they said they needed math. Hopefully, it'll count, and I won't have to take it again.
Math and I... we're not friends... at all. Ugh. I do not like math. Wait wait, I take it back. I like long division, fractions, and multiplication. I like doing those! :D
But math should never have letters in it. EVER.
*sigh* Nine days, though! My Mom's niece and her nephew-in-law, are coming with us on our trip. We're taking a side trip to the Grand Canyon, and they've never been there before, so we're making a trip :).
What's really kind of sad, though, is once we get there, unload my stuff, go through orientation (which will take ALLLLLL day on the 31st (I think it's the 31st...?)) they'll be leaving pretty much immediately the next day, due to work schedules at home.
Which is fine! I understand that. It's just a new part of my life ( a big new part!) and if I could, I'd have them stay for a month! Lol!
It'll all work out. :) I know it will. God says it will, so it will!
Till next time (NINE DAYS!!! EEHGHAD!!!)!
Much Love,
Chelsea
The YA Blogger
Saturday, August 6, 2011
The Garden Burger - 21 Days!
I'm so excited! I met one of my New Kids 2011 classmates yesterday! She's my age, and her name is Megan. I really liked her! :D It's just reminding me how close I am to leaving my home town.
We finally figured out how to tow my car :). It was a little bit of a hassle, but we made it work.
In other OTHER news, I got a few new pieces of clothing for my shows at the Young Americans. SO EXCITED!!!
Here's what I picked up during Tax Free Weekend here in Nashville:
We finally figured out how to tow my car :). It was a little bit of a hassle, but we made it work.
In other OTHER news, I got a few new pieces of clothing for my shows at the Young Americans. SO EXCITED!!!
Here's what I picked up during Tax Free Weekend here in Nashville:
So, as you can tell, I'm excited! Can't WAIT! YAY!!
My favorite things I've bought so far, are my shoes, my back pack, and the gray/green sweater. :3 They say when you go out to the YA's, that you should express yourself. Well, I'm working on it! I know some things that I like, but I don't think I'm particular style...? I wear pretty much everything. That's modest. Modest is hottest. IMO.
Until the next internet posting!
Chelsea-Logan
The Young American Blogger
Friday, July 15, 2011
Room Mates and Harry Potter
WOOT WOOT!
I'm SO THRILLED!!! :D I just got my list of room-mates and the roster of my 2011 New Kid freshman class! Seems like most of them are from Nebraska, which is awesome, lol. Two of my room mates are from NE, and the other is from Japan.
And then there's me, from TN. :D
I was on my facebook Monday afternoon and found a friend request from someone in Michigan. I really don't know anyone from Michigan, but I DO know that the Young Americans do a dinner theater out there, so I checked this person out, looked at their wall, and found out that THEY WERE A NEW KID 2011! I nearly screamed I was so excited.
There were a lot of other New Kids posting on her wall, so, I began adding people. Lol, in ONE day, I had added over 50+ facebook friends! I had a few people ask me, "Yeah, I saw that you added like, 40 people... Why...?" Lol. Pretty funny stuff. :)
That's my big news. My other update is that I'll be leaving August 26th... wait... I said that in my last post, I think... Huh.
... Well, I'm leaving August 26th! :D Just to re-post.
In other OTHER news, I just watched "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II" at the midnight premier of the movie. O_o' My friend and I waited in line for FIVE. HOURS. To see that movie.
I've only seen the very first HP movie (the day before I went to see the last one, go figure). You can imagine how confused I was. I mean, it wasn't that bad since I'd seen the first one. It was interesting.
But THIS. This picture displays my FAAAAVorite part of the whole experience:
I'm SO THRILLED!!! :D I just got my list of room-mates and the roster of my 2011 New Kid freshman class! Seems like most of them are from Nebraska, which is awesome, lol. Two of my room mates are from NE, and the other is from Japan.
And then there's me, from TN. :D
I was on my facebook Monday afternoon and found a friend request from someone in Michigan. I really don't know anyone from Michigan, but I DO know that the Young Americans do a dinner theater out there, so I checked this person out, looked at their wall, and found out that THEY WERE A NEW KID 2011! I nearly screamed I was so excited.
There were a lot of other New Kids posting on her wall, so, I began adding people. Lol, in ONE day, I had added over 50+ facebook friends! I had a few people ask me, "Yeah, I saw that you added like, 40 people... Why...?" Lol. Pretty funny stuff. :)
That's my big news. My other update is that I'll be leaving August 26th... wait... I said that in my last post, I think... Huh.
... Well, I'm leaving August 26th! :D Just to re-post.
In other OTHER news, I just watched "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II" at the midnight premier of the movie. O_o' My friend and I waited in line for FIVE. HOURS. To see that movie.
I've only seen the very first HP movie (the day before I went to see the last one, go figure). You can imagine how confused I was. I mean, it wasn't that bad since I'd seen the first one. It was interesting.
But THIS. This picture displays my FAAAAVorite part of the whole experience:
This. Was. Epic.
Harry Potter 3D GLASSES.
Oh yes :3.
That was so cool! I'm not a fan of Harry Potter, due to all the witchcraft and stuff that's in it (I don't do the dark and creepy magic-y thing at all), but I WILL admit, from a technical side, the movie was REALLY pretty.
And yeah. It was cool. :)
Well, that's all I can think of for this post. I'll post more as soon as something else comes up!
OH! I've got a YouTube channel for my vlogging! Subscribe if you like to:
Talk to you all soon!
Chelsea Logan
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
SINGING TIME!
I sing, just fyi. I sing, no dance. Lol, I'm not Celine Dion by any means. I just like to sing, and I like to sing with other people who enjoy singing. FUN ALL AROUND! Lol!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uQThDzuUdU&feature=channel_video_title
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uQThDzuUdU&feature=channel_video_title
So Much for THAT "Brilliant" Idea.
.:*Listening to "No One Mourns the Wicked" from Wicked*:.
Well, hello again. It's been practically over a year since I last posted. -__-' Looks like I'm not very consistent with blogging. Gosh, so many people are so good at it! I don't know how they do it, honestly. Haha, tips. Tips would be appreciated xD.
I've got everything set up for my move in August to Corona, CA. I'm going to be renting a housing apartment, and living "on campus", or rather, two minutes away from it. Which is fine, I'll have my "Ms. Ginny" (my 1994 red Toyota Camry (okay, technically, it's not "mine", it's my parents that I'm buying before I go, lol)) and that'll drive me anywhere. Have car, will travel :).
So, since I've been an absolute slacker with this poor blog, looks like I've got some catching up to do with the deets of my life, lol!
_____________________________________________
1) I started Dance lessons! My dance teacher's name is Natalie, and she's a former Young American herself, so she's been teaching me the dances she knew when she was traveling and doing shows for them. Now, just a disclaimer, I'm NOT (not not not not not!) a dancer! I tried when I was five, didn't like being stuck in the middle of the little dancers because I was the tallest -__-'. But I've been learning, Natalie's GREAT. I've found a great friend in her and enjoy dancing a little more now!
2) I was in a production in Lebanon, TN called "Home for Christmas" where I played the lonely fiance named Jenny, who's almost-other-half was stuck trying to get home for Christmas (haha, get it?). That was fun. Got to sing with a guy called Brandon Green, who was formerly in the duo "JB Rocket". WHEN HE BECOMES FAMOUS, I CAN SAY I SANG WITH HIM! Lol!
3) My Mom became "Ma Bailey" in Steeple Player's Community Theater Christmas production of "It's a Wonderful Life", and I was there a few times for that (This becomes VERY important later on in this blog ;) ).
4) In the Winter Season, I became *drum roll* "Dorothy Gale" in SPCT production of "The Wizard of Oz"! THAT was huge for me! I had a wonderful time that whole entire show! I had the best cast, best directors, and man. That was a BIG blessing for me. That was my first lead EVER. I made wonderful friends in that show, one being my BFF Penny. I'm sure there's going to be more on Penny later, if not a video of us singing together.
(I MADE MY OWN RUBY SLIPPERS! HAHA!!!)
5) Now, I'm not going to be one of those bloggers who post very personal info about everything. Just so you all know. This is probably the most important update for me. On January 11th, 2011 (1/11/11 AWESOMESAUCE!!!!) the most amazing guy asked me to date him. I said, "DUDE YES!", of course. He played "George Bailey" in "It's a Wonderful Life", and after the show, he was spending time with my family a lot, and he and I got to know each other very well. He took me dancing, and I quickly came to the obvious conclusion: He's the most kind, generous, sweetest, talented man I've ever met. And for some reason, he wants to date me. :3 We're still dating now, and I'm so glad we are. He's been a blessing to me! One of these days, I'll post how we met and more deets.
6) I went to DISNEY WORLD!!!! WOOOHOOO!!! That was AMAZING. I got to meet Princess Aurora, and my boyfriend and I also auditioned for Disney. All they had us do was stand and smile with 170 other hopefuls. It was sad, but I'm glad we got to do it.
7) I became a Professional Nanny to two GORGEOUS little twin girls about 3. I love them to pieces! I've got this awesome job babysitting the two coolest little girls in the world. I leave them in 2 months, and it's going to be hard because I'm so attatched them. That's like a lot of things right now.
8) I got the priviledge to act side-by-side with my big brother (by less than a year) in the ever famous show called "M*A*S*H". Joshua (my darling big brother) played Radar O'Reilly. HE WAS THE BEST THING SINCE MARCONI! xD He was amazing, and played the part to a T. I didn't audition for that show, but they had someone drop out last minute, and I just so happen to be there. They asked me to play a small part named "Louise Kimble". It was fun! A very nice change from Dorothy Gale(not that that's supposed to be a bad thing...)
9) I won High School Vocal Solo in the Hendersonville Talent Gala! I've never won anything in my 18 years of living! >:3 My trophy's pretty. I sang "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" and everyone else was doing like, songs from Burlesque (that movie with Christina Aguleira) and HUGE belty songs, and Over the Rainbow won. Huh. Who knew? But that was fun!!!
_____________________________________________
Alright! That's the important stuff, I think I'm updated. I should be getting my list of roomates soon, that's what Mike Krauss told me. I've already come in contact with a few people already, yay! So we'll see!
Wow... I'm getting ready for 2-4 years away from home. I'm leaving home... It's... kinda like a dream. It's still not setting in that I'm leaving. Goodness... I have 2 months left at home, and I know (sadly) that they're going to fly by. Wow...
Huh... Well. Y'know what they say:
"There's No Place Like Home..."
Well, hello again. It's been practically over a year since I last posted. -__-' Looks like I'm not very consistent with blogging. Gosh, so many people are so good at it! I don't know how they do it, honestly. Haha, tips. Tips would be appreciated xD.
I've got everything set up for my move in August to Corona, CA. I'm going to be renting a housing apartment, and living "on campus", or rather, two minutes away from it. Which is fine, I'll have my "Ms. Ginny" (my 1994 red Toyota Camry (okay, technically, it's not "mine", it's my parents that I'm buying before I go, lol)) and that'll drive me anywhere. Have car, will travel :).
So, since I've been an absolute slacker with this poor blog, looks like I've got some catching up to do with the deets of my life, lol!
_____________________________________________
1) I started Dance lessons! My dance teacher's name is Natalie, and she's a former Young American herself, so she's been teaching me the dances she knew when she was traveling and doing shows for them. Now, just a disclaimer, I'm NOT (not not not not not!) a dancer! I tried when I was five, didn't like being stuck in the middle of the little dancers because I was the tallest -__-'. But I've been learning, Natalie's GREAT. I've found a great friend in her and enjoy dancing a little more now!
2) I was in a production in Lebanon, TN called "Home for Christmas" where I played the lonely fiance named Jenny, who's almost-other-half was stuck trying to get home for Christmas (haha, get it?). That was fun. Got to sing with a guy called Brandon Green, who was formerly in the duo "JB Rocket". WHEN HE BECOMES FAMOUS, I CAN SAY I SANG WITH HIM! Lol!
3) My Mom became "Ma Bailey" in Steeple Player's Community Theater Christmas production of "It's a Wonderful Life", and I was there a few times for that (This becomes VERY important later on in this blog ;) ).
4) In the Winter Season, I became *drum roll* "Dorothy Gale" in SPCT production of "The Wizard of Oz"! THAT was huge for me! I had a wonderful time that whole entire show! I had the best cast, best directors, and man. That was a BIG blessing for me. That was my first lead EVER. I made wonderful friends in that show, one being my BFF Penny. I'm sure there's going to be more on Penny later, if not a video of us singing together.
5) Now, I'm not going to be one of those bloggers who post very personal info about everything. Just so you all know. This is probably the most important update for me. On January 11th, 2011 (1/11/11 AWESOMESAUCE!!!!) the most amazing guy asked me to date him. I said, "DUDE YES!", of course. He played "George Bailey" in "It's a Wonderful Life", and after the show, he was spending time with my family a lot, and he and I got to know each other very well. He took me dancing, and I quickly came to the obvious conclusion: He's the most kind, generous, sweetest, talented man I've ever met. And for some reason, he wants to date me. :3 We're still dating now, and I'm so glad we are. He's been a blessing to me! One of these days, I'll post how we met and more deets.
6) I went to DISNEY WORLD!!!! WOOOHOOO!!! That was AMAZING. I got to meet Princess Aurora, and my boyfriend and I also auditioned for Disney. All they had us do was stand and smile with 170 other hopefuls. It was sad, but I'm glad we got to do it.
7) I became a Professional Nanny to two GORGEOUS little twin girls about 3. I love them to pieces! I've got this awesome job babysitting the two coolest little girls in the world. I leave them in 2 months, and it's going to be hard because I'm so attatched them. That's like a lot of things right now.
8) I got the priviledge to act side-by-side with my big brother (by less than a year) in the ever famous show called "M*A*S*H". Joshua (my darling big brother) played Radar O'Reilly. HE WAS THE BEST THING SINCE MARCONI! xD He was amazing, and played the part to a T. I didn't audition for that show, but they had someone drop out last minute, and I just so happen to be there. They asked me to play a small part named "Louise Kimble". It was fun! A very nice change from Dorothy Gale(not that that's supposed to be a bad thing...)
9) I won High School Vocal Solo in the Hendersonville Talent Gala! I've never won anything in my 18 years of living! >:3 My trophy's pretty. I sang "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" and everyone else was doing like, songs from Burlesque (that movie with Christina Aguleira) and HUGE belty songs, and Over the Rainbow won. Huh. Who knew? But that was fun!!!
_____________________________________________
Alright! That's the important stuff, I think I'm updated. I should be getting my list of roomates soon, that's what Mike Krauss told me. I've already come in contact with a few people already, yay! So we'll see!
Wow... I'm getting ready for 2-4 years away from home. I'm leaving home... It's... kinda like a dream. It's still not setting in that I'm leaving. Goodness... I have 2 months left at home, and I know (sadly) that they're going to fly by. Wow...
Huh... Well. Y'know what they say:
"There's No Place Like Home..."
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Well Hello, Grand World!
Well, hello! This is my Blogging thing. I've never had one, but here I go. I'll try it out and see how long I can keep it updated, lol.
A few days ago (last week, to be specific), I got a very special letter in my mail box from a touring company out in Corona, CA., called, "The Young Americans".
About 2, almost 3, years ago, I auditioned for them in a little workshop here in Nashville when they came. I was bareeeeely 16 when I auditioned, and I was nervous. It wasn't too awful because my brother had just auditioned, along with another boy. It wasn't like, a HUGE Disney Audition or anything (and that's a story for another day O_O).
Their rule is that, when you audition, you don't find out until your senior year of high school if you got accepted or not. Joshua (my older brother!) was a senior when he auditioned. A few weeks after he auditioned, he got a letter that he didn't make it because they had accepted all the students that they could. :'(
Honestly, I think I was more upset than he was, lol.
MEANWHILE. Waiting the three years was murder. SHEER murder. Oh, I hated the wait. Especially right after I auditioned. A year went by and it got easier, and I had my mind on school and the local community theater, so it wasn't too awful. It was on the back burner of my mind, so to speak.
Three years later, here I am. A senior in high school/college (dual enrollment), working as a receptionist, just chilling until I got my BA in Psychology.
And then, here comes...
The letter.
The letter that would seal my youthful fate. It was do or die.
Anyway, my Momma and I were heading out of our pea gravel drive way, heading to work, and stopped by our mailbox.
My Momma reached in, pulled out the mail. I was too busy cramming a granola bar in my mouth to notice what was going on. We stopped to get the mail all the time, it wasn't a big thing. Out of the corner of my eye, I see my Momma staring at me. And staring at me with these huge blue eyes. I looked at her, granola probably all over my face and went, "Whaph?" (translation ((without me stuffing my face)): "What???")
She slowly handed me a plain, thin white letter.
I choked a little and my blue eyes got huge as I grabbed the letter.
"Oh my gosh... I CAN'T DO IT! YOU DO IT!!! YOU OPEN IT!!!" I cried and shut my eyes, waving it back in her face in the car.
"Oh no, you do it. It's your letter." She was grinning from ear to ear. She pushed it back in my hands.
"But Momma-"
"Just open the letter!"
I swallowed the rest of the bar, and stared determinedly at the letter in my lap. Momma had started the car and was pulling out of our little country road.
I turned the letter over, and carefully proceeded to lift the flap.
Riiip.
"Dang it..." I muttered. Figures. I tore the envelope open and pulled out the one piece of paper.
And held it.
"What does it say?" Mom asked eagerly as she completely stopped the car in the middle of the road. I don't exactly recommend that, but when you live on a dead end road, it's okay. Not much traffic.
I cringed and unfolded the letter like it was going to bite me.
It read;
"Dear Chelsea Wilson,
Congratulations, Chelsea! The Young Americans would like to invite you to-" And I started to cry as I read the rest of the letter. My Momma got it on her iPhone. One of these days I'll post it on my YouTube account!
Back to real life, lol.
This blog will be about the year I have left here at home before I move away for four, maybe five years to teach children music, travel the world, leaving my family behind for awhile to do something I can't live without. It'll take you through my struggles, frustrations, whines and complaints, college issues, financial worries (lol), emotional stress, and my journey to a big part in my life that will change it... forever. Yeah. That sounds good. :D I'm such a cheese ball, but there's absolutely NO way to say that and not make it sound cheesy.
Much Love!
Chelsea-Logan
John 1:5
A few days ago (last week, to be specific), I got a very special letter in my mail box from a touring company out in Corona, CA., called, "The Young Americans".
About 2, almost 3, years ago, I auditioned for them in a little workshop here in Nashville when they came. I was bareeeeely 16 when I auditioned, and I was nervous. It wasn't too awful because my brother had just auditioned, along with another boy. It wasn't like, a HUGE Disney Audition or anything (and that's a story for another day O_O).
Their rule is that, when you audition, you don't find out until your senior year of high school if you got accepted or not. Joshua (my older brother!) was a senior when he auditioned. A few weeks after he auditioned, he got a letter that he didn't make it because they had accepted all the students that they could. :'(
Honestly, I think I was more upset than he was, lol.
MEANWHILE. Waiting the three years was murder. SHEER murder. Oh, I hated the wait. Especially right after I auditioned. A year went by and it got easier, and I had my mind on school and the local community theater, so it wasn't too awful. It was on the back burner of my mind, so to speak.
Three years later, here I am. A senior in high school/college (dual enrollment), working as a receptionist, just chilling until I got my BA in Psychology.
And then, here comes...
The letter.
The letter that would seal my youthful fate. It was do or die.
Anyway, my Momma and I were heading out of our pea gravel drive way, heading to work, and stopped by our mailbox.
My Momma reached in, pulled out the mail. I was too busy cramming a granola bar in my mouth to notice what was going on. We stopped to get the mail all the time, it wasn't a big thing. Out of the corner of my eye, I see my Momma staring at me. And staring at me with these huge blue eyes. I looked at her, granola probably all over my face and went, "Whaph?" (translation ((without me stuffing my face)): "What???")
She slowly handed me a plain, thin white letter.
I choked a little and my blue eyes got huge as I grabbed the letter.
"Oh my gosh... I CAN'T DO IT! YOU DO IT!!! YOU OPEN IT!!!" I cried and shut my eyes, waving it back in her face in the car.
"Oh no, you do it. It's your letter." She was grinning from ear to ear. She pushed it back in my hands.
"But Momma-"
"Just open the letter!"
I swallowed the rest of the bar, and stared determinedly at the letter in my lap. Momma had started the car and was pulling out of our little country road.
I turned the letter over, and carefully proceeded to lift the flap.
Riiip.
"Dang it..." I muttered. Figures. I tore the envelope open and pulled out the one piece of paper.
And held it.
"What does it say?" Mom asked eagerly as she completely stopped the car in the middle of the road. I don't exactly recommend that, but when you live on a dead end road, it's okay. Not much traffic.
I cringed and unfolded the letter like it was going to bite me.
It read;
"Dear Chelsea Wilson,
Congratulations, Chelsea! The Young Americans would like to invite you to-" And I started to cry as I read the rest of the letter. My Momma got it on her iPhone. One of these days I'll post it on my YouTube account!
Back to real life, lol.
This blog will be about the year I have left here at home before I move away for four, maybe five years to teach children music, travel the world, leaving my family behind for awhile to do something I can't live without. It'll take you through my struggles, frustrations, whines and complaints, college issues, financial worries (lol), emotional stress, and my journey to a big part in my life that will change it... forever. Yeah. That sounds good. :D I'm such a cheese ball, but there's absolutely NO way to say that and not make it sound cheesy.
Much Love!
Chelsea-Logan
John 1:5
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