I think I know how all those actors feel when they don't go see themselves in the theatre.
I know, I know, it's not like my blog is big stuff. No one's reading this, and my words aren't anything anyone's hanging on to, so why should I get so embarrased to share it with others?
BUT, what if someone DOES read it? What if they think I'm too...too? It's not that I write this for other's enjoyment, but for my own (I'm perfectly happy if someone does enjoy it, however). So, why should I care?
In high school, counter to most everyone else, I honestly didn't put much value on my peer's opinions of me. One of the "drama freaks" I liked myself, my friends liked me, so if I got a little wild and crazy (read: hyper and rambunctious) I didn't much care that others were rolling their eyes. That's certainly not the case now.
More is at stake? I certainly value my good name more, and that of my family and children.
I respect and admire my peers much more now than I did before, too.
I felt this way about my fuquavision skit. Everyone liked it. I got a million complements (especially by those who got the Flight of the Conchords reference). I was proud of it, too. I was also mildly embarrased and bashful about sharing it with others not in the Fuqua scene.
I feel like the same person--but I'm not!
Thursday, September 24, 2009
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