I am excited, but scared for tomorrow. I’ll start with what I’m excited about first. Well, first of all, I’m excited about the Multi-Cultural Assembly. I’ve always thought that these shows are a wonderful way to display the various flavors of culture that we have in our world. It’s especially nice for our school since we are culturally diverse, and many of the students are actually enthusiastic about learning more about their ethnic roots. Obviously, very few of us are professional dancers, but the fact that several students have the courage to go out and perform a dance or song that they love is quite amazing and commendable. The point is to have fun, and if people like it, great, and if they don’t, so what? I wanted to perform this year, but my academic plate was just way too stuffed, so time didn’t permit me to do so. It’s alright though, because I performed last year, and I know I’m definitely performing next year. So I was able to sit back and enjoy the show for half of my high school experience, and I also get to feel the adrenaline rush of performing in front of a crowd. Last year was so much fun. I was the only Asian in a group of Hispanics performing Hispanic dances. It was awesome! I can’t wait till next year! I don’t actually expect anyone to read this blog, so that’s why I don’t mind putting up some information that I don’t plan on telling anyone until after it happens. I met a very special person this year, but every time I’m around him, I don’t think, and that scares me a lot. That’s why I really hope that he comes by tomorrow. I need to tell him that he needs to give me time to grow up without him. He needs to let me learn to use my head instead of my heart. It’s going to be extremely painful, but it needs to happen. I know for a fact that it will benefit both of us in the long run, even though it may not feel so beneficial at the moment.

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