LEAN ON ME . . . && . . . i`ll help you . . . [ C A R R Y . O N . ]

Sound familiar?

Wait, wait - backtrack.

An entry dated on a day that is neither Tuesday or Friday?
Ridiculousness. Absurd, I tell you!

And indeed it is. Saturday, November 19th, 2011, was the second and last performance in the musical I am proudly a participant of. The Kent Place School production of Rent! was far beyond words could describe. First run through on Friday, November 18th, 2011, was excitement and anticipation. We wanted to get it done and be proud of our work, the first performance. And, when we were done, we had stormed backstage and started leaping into one another's arms. It was done, we had gotten through it once with success. Our months of preparation and  bonding finally, unfortunately, has paid off.

We got through the two shows with our hitches and, if I might add, did such a fantastic job. Of course, I wouldn't be able to do any justice with the words I can come up with, but I most certainly can express how appreciative I am of the experience: being able to talk to people, being able to make more friends than I have fingers in one environment, be exposed to different vessels of immense talent and to be within the same vicinity as all the jovial and uplifting dispositions just about every day of the week.

It was, indeed, daunting, as one of my friends from the aforementioned project had told me at the beginning of this week. She said it'd be happy, exciting, daunting and beautiful altogether.

I didn't think she would be so right.

The show itself, I'll admit, is pretty darn spectacular, let alone the people in it making it so much better. I wanted to dedicate this particular, special entry to the members of this cast and give them the proper thanks that I could not possibly manage to utter out altogether at once. Not to mention I'll end up forgetting stuff for here, but I can totally always run back and edit while no one's looking... And then tell them to go back and read it again. =D

So, I digress.

I should have gotten a program. That would have been fantastic as a reference to verify I had everyone's name.

Keenan Kariotis - Honestly, I can never figure out how to say your last name. This is why, if I have ever shouted at you, it has never been in your full name. Heh. So, yeah. You were Mark [ for those who were wondering about particular characters ]. Didn't like the hat, so you scratched it, weren't comfortable in the jacket, so you tossed it, totally wore an undershirt beneath the sweater, so you weren't irritated [ just kidding ], and you rocked your red converses running up and down those steps with an occasional trip up the top step - how you manage to forget to lift your knee every now and then is beyond me, but that's not the point here. Sunday, November 20th, at midnight, we all waited in the dance studio to sing happy birthday to you and, as Julia stated, very beautifully. I don't even know what to think, man. It's weird: I don't consider you a brother, but that's what I feel like our connection has settled as. You're a great bud, and such a goof, it's nearly impossible to keep a straight face when you're traipsing up and down the steps and telling me about sodomy and how it's between God and you - but it's fantastic to work with you. You and your crazy pals need to make sure you take care of yourselves and don't get into any trouble that you don't need to, hear me? I look forward to keeping in touch and working with you, though. Love your loud voice, don't get bashful and embarrassed about it. Better to be heard and seen than not at all. So, yeah. I'll learn how to do that snap thing, Skip. And maybe take some shimmy-ing lessons. <3

Joseph Verga - Honestly, first day of auditions, I was a little nervous. You being there auditioning as well didn't make it any better. In fact, you were cast as Roger, as I would later learn, to be my particular adversary for the dearest Mimi. But, away from the set and without the music forcing us to spit lines at each other, you, Sir, are quite the individual. More nonchalant and easy-going than I had originally anticipated from my impression on Audition Day. Your voice, it's sick, and you're a very good actor, I've witnessed. Y'know, it was a little rough at first, what with all the awkward and angst, but I think you pulled Roger off very well. Oh, and you're a very reliable individual when I'm in need of animals upon request, so thank you for that. And, for a kid who goes to the school you do, I'm glad you're a sensible and conscientious person. I'll be harassing you for quite some while, so don't think you'll end up forgetting about me and never see my face again. Haha. Alright, bud, you keep up the good work. Just make sure no one else is playing Spiderman - I hear it's super-dangerous. <3

Juliette Norrmen-Smith - I see you are learning, because our high fives DO kick ass and take names. Next, you must learn the names of people whose asses they kick. You're a beautiful young woman, and you have a beautiful heart. To be picked out as Mimi, I'm very sure, was not a mistake. If anything, we were each put in our roles to learn and progress - together. Would it be accurate to say that this was your first musical experience? I believe it goes for the lot of individuals in the cast, as well as myself, but I do believe you performed exceptionally well, given the circumstance, which, by the way, are completely a hoax and surreal. I don't know HOW in the world you pulled it off, but I revere you and your... un... human skill of recovering and pulling off the performance like that. First dying and coming back to life, now this - I think I may need to press your application as some kind of goddess a little further. I confide in you more than I do myself, and with out high fives proving to be something rather significant, I do expect one the next time I see you. Your voice, even through its hardships, delivers "Without You" significantly each time, and just about everyone was upstage tearing up and sniffling with Joe's harmonies. It's unreal. I still have stories to tell you, so there's one of your many excuses for us to find each other as time progresses. So, yeah. Don't miss me too much, or else I'll have to live up to expectations - and we all know those are NEVER fun. <3

Julia Cicchino - It's funny. You were the first face I saw when walking down to the auditions with my buddy Kieran. So friendly and genial when you introduced yourself, and I'll be honest, I didn't remember your name the next day. Hah. ^^;; So, I'm lucky you introduced yourself, because I would have been even more of a fish out of water. I really appreciate everything you've done, and you're not only a magnificent performer, but a beautiful person. I don't even know what to say. Honestly, I revere you and your capabilities on stage, and on the Saturday show, had to stop from peeing in my pants with Joe because your improvisations are always so hilarious, the best Maureen, I'm sure. Oh. Man. So, yeah, you may occasionally find yourself faltering in confidence and doubting your actions, but I can reassure you - right now - that anything you do will be completely fine. You're on a path that is impossible to stray from in your case, and that would be greatness. If you're headed nowhere, then I have no hope for myself. You're fantastic - always was and always will be.  I love your face, the first I saw. <3

Annie "Collins" Hilton - Collins, just to let you know, I haven't done it yet, but I'm resolving to check the "yes" box. You're fantastic, hilarious, and while you may be quite the complex individual, your simply fantastic attitude is just what it is - fantastic. You're hilarious beyond measures, and I adore how awesome you are. If it weren't for our scissors every day, I'd feel a bit distant from you, but playing "swaps" makes everything better, don't you agree? You as Joanne not only worked out in so many ways, but I must admit, dipping your own mix into the bit made her so much better. I don't know what I'll do without our daily scissors, but I'll be seeing you for certain. Hopefully you'll bother wearing a dress for our wedding. <3

Eleanor Haglund - Every time I see your last name, it reminds of Hagrid. Which, reminds me, I'm almost done with the first book [ about one hundred pages or so left ], but that's besides the point. Ele, you... I don't even know. You're an adorable pint-sized adorable of adorable. I love you. While I could have gotten storytime with everyone else, I'm glad I had storytime with you. So much fun. You are a fantastic performer, and you could have fooled me with your tree and your money tossing and eccentric leggings that you were a drag. Y'know, if the purple wig didn't do it already. I don't expect our storytime to ever end, especially since we've stories yet to share. <3


P e n d i n g . s p a c e . . . 

Samantha Narciso - You are insane. And I love it. You're probably one of the people whom I've had the most fun with. Definitely. Going into town, our crazy conversations, our ridiculous plans - they're all fantastic. As Mark's mother, as the coat vendor, as a friend of Shale - you were a critical staple in the show, and behind the scenes. You were fantastic and despite our lack of interaction on stage, I'm happy to have worked with you. And, even in town, I've learned from you - as noted before in earlier entries. You're a bubbly and kind-hearted person whose smile knows no opposite: you're a bright face in the mix of us all and your voice is as distinguishable as your bouncing around and making people laugh. Upon her creation, Darantha will be proud to exist. <3

Mahogany Aminzia - Mogs~ A fellow blogger and a very fun person. At first, you settled in like a wallflower - I didn't really notice you all that much, but whenever we all goofed around, I would see you talking to people and laughing. Then we became great friends while you learned your magnificent choreography with the others sitting on the balcony. Your skills are most certainly under the radar, and while I haven't the chance to sincerely appreciate any of your particular works, I've witnessed you in the group and have had enough conversations with you to gather what kind of person you are. Plus, the ensemble of clothes you tossed together for the show was pretty respectable - especially the red suspenders. I love your laugh and whenever we're joking about how the awkwardness occurring seems to just be a part of daily life, I can't help but think that there's something you include in real life that you should take to the blog. Whether you do or not is your choice, as is deciphering what it is exactly you'll bring to the blog, but whatever it is, it gives you your pleasant and inviting aura. But, of course, I'm looking forward to working with you more than anything else: photographs are always a treasure. <3

Morgan Hoit - With each little comment I read, I think yours was one of the first I saw. If not, then it was one of the ones I read before I had my little incident of overwhelming joy and all that. Heh. I enjoyed our little adventure and look forward to many more, especially since sharing stories is a key to our friendship. You're a great person, and we relate more than I'm sure we realize. Not to mention the fact that our "friendship picture" is one of the best out of the mix. You're a remarkable girl, and I believe in you, whatever it is you run after. Thank you for everything you've done. But, of course, don't expect to get rid of me so easily. You'll find me in the back of your trunk one day, just so you know. Don't have a heart attack when I jump out and hug you. <3

Gabriela Mottesi - Did I spell it right now? Gabby, you're adorable and have quite the intuition. You're a fantastic singer, which I'm sure you've heard many times before, but the copious amounts of silliness that line the fiber of your being is remarkable. To be your potential and impending editor, I am honored to have such a... great thing to look forward to. Haha. I'm kidding. Despite Sixth Grade being your year, I believe that upon the time of your employment, you will ascend through the ranks - not only as a writer, but as a person. Where would an editor be without such a raw and fine gem to refine and shape to perfection, even if it's close enough already? <3

Natalie Rathgeber - Would you shun me for a second or two if I proceeded to proclaim that I recount your name as "Wrath of the Boogers" all the time? Well, you most certainly should not feel embarrassed about a thing, Natalie, because I am honestly baffled by your little note [ and humored by Samantha's comments ]. It may have taken you some while to get it done, but I believe you when you say there's no point in trying to compact it all in one little paragraph, because I don't think these blurbs are doing much of any justice to how much I love you all. You have a fantastic voice and I love your hair and your eyes - you're just one bundle of awesome. I most certainly would love to work with you vocally in the future, but I think I might have to crawl in through your window and sing you to bed every night before you would let that happen. <3

Rachael Miller - Oh, youuu. Every time I was up on that balcony in our favorite piece, I had to fight so hard to keep a straight face when you attacked my leg. It made the number so much more lively. I absolutely adore you, and I enjoy harassing our mutual friend in school as you do when you see him in the morn. You're a beautiful and funny little lady, and I really am happy that I got to spend time with the lot of you. But, I swear, the next time I see you with that invisible baby and I'm in Benny-mode [ possibly if I see you in the morning on the bus ], I may just end up swinging my leg in random directions. Just so you know. <3

Denae Wilkins - Oh my dear. Denae - ever so classy and absolutely hilarious. Your laugh is fantastic and it almost got us in trouble one day upstage - don't know if you remember it, but I vaguely do. Anywho, you're quite the diva, but in a positive aspect. Perhaps it'd be easier to say that you are possess the positive attributes  of a diva, and then some. And, of course, our moments of utter confusion and chaos are priceless. Keep your head up because no one can look down on you and neither should you. Your greatest admirer follows shortly after, Shale. <3

James Whiting - I don't believe I could have forgotten about you, my good sire, James. In all honesty, I adore you just as much as all the girls do - not because of how fabulous you are, but because I remember our lovely sessions of "Big Booty". In our giant circle of eighteen or so, and you made it a contraction. That. Had. Me. Rollin'. [ In the deep ]. So, yes, James. I am going to miss you and your fantastic singing and all the humor you instill in the group. Keep up the good work and don't let anyone ever tell you something you don't want to hear - if they try to tell you otherwise, just remember about your dearest Shale above you and what she would do. Stay classy. <3

Joanna Massa - I'm sorry for using your full name, Joey. I have a feeling you don't like it all that much, but I would have never guessed that to be your first name. Right, so you are such a funny and bubbly person, I love it. I absolutely adore you, and your are a very beautiful young woman. Your dance skills are superb and your hair, all of the ridiculous amounts of it, is still pretty, no matter how crazy it gets. You're worth more than a diamond in the rough and I'm certain that all of your friends cherish being exactly that: friends with you. What's more is that I want to remind you what you promised me, don't forget: "You can have this body for free." I'm looking forward to it, Missy. <3

Abigail Espiritu - First and foremost, you're amazing; secondly, you have an awesome last name; lastly, you're absolutely amazing. You have fantastic taste in music for being my Paramore buddy and you are the epitome of adorableness. I love you and I appreciate every single word you've said to me [ while I may have honestly not heard every one ], even the personal little note. Thank you for your smiles, your confidence, your motivation - everything. Whether it was intentional or not, I hop on the bandwagon of people who absolutely adore you in every way, not because they're all cool people, but because they adore you for the right reason: because you are Abby. You have a great voice, and I do look forward to working with you again sometime soon, most definitely. <3

Emma Forstenhausler - Started as fish flop adversaries, ended as models and fantastic friends, I think we've had quite the run, Emma. And, the best part about it is that it's still going strong. You're ridiculous as a dancer and an absolutely awesome person. You walk pretty fast for a person who's only skin and tendons, but you're perfectly fine, especially with your scandalous dance positions in Juliette's particularly favorite number. I'm going to miss seeing you every day, but I'll have just as much fun harassing you as I do any other time. And, don't you let your guard down - I'll get the fish flop down pat and do it in the penguin suit, then you'll have nothing to hold over my head. <3

Kristen Cotter - I don't know which one to call you! Everyone's always calling you Cotter, but I just think to call you Kristen. You're such a dope, I love you. You're hilarious, you're beautiful and you do a fantastic job as a dancer. I love your hair in pompadour-mode, and I am honored to be dubbed as your favorite. I'll miss you certainly, but I'm pretty sure our future conversations will make it seem like I'm not even gone. I promise. <3

Katja Yacker - "Yakitty Yak, don't talk back!" That's the first thing whenever I see or hear your last name. Haha. Sorry. You're a fantastic dancer and you proved to be one of greatest shouter in our favorite number - especially since you weren't mic'd at all. But, I digress: your humor for my emoticons knows no boundaries as the wonder expounds. I don't know why you were bawling so hard, but I find it funny still because it's just you, y'know? So, I'm sure we'll figure out what to do, and I'll come up with an emoticon that makes sense for you, alright? Looking forward to running around like a buffoon with you sometime soon. <3

Jordan Cobb - Oh, dearest Jordan. So many memories. With you, with everyone else, and mostly dancing. If we weren't singing, we were dancing, and if we weren't dancing, we were singing. Obviously, the answer to the question that is not posed is that we could have been doing both at the same time - but never neither. There are no other options. Out of the craze of hair in the mass of the group, you and Sam had us all beat, and I would like to commend you on being able to function properly with that mountain on your head. It's really funny, actually. And, as I mentioned with Rachael, I enjoy communications with our mutual friend to relay messages, so keep that up. I don't think there's anything else I want to say because I pretty much say it every day. <3

Emily Bridges - Emsssss~ I swear, I know your name. I fumbled with the chant I had with Natalie, going around and wishing you all to "do amazing", but I know your name, certainly. You're a very pretty lady and funny as well. I feel as though we didn't get to hang out all that much, but when we did, we had more than a grand time. You're very nonchalant and I admire that as well. It was a great experience to work with you and an even better time to run around within the same vicinity, not knowing what we're doing most of the time. Not like we know what we're doing any other time. <3

Elizabeth Fountain - Lizzyyy~! "Great job taking off the guitar!" That was very funny, and when you did it again Saturday, I felt a sudden inclination to applaud you. You're a fantastic girl and I loved spending time with the lot of you. I plan on talking to you all the time, so don't think anything of this rather short passage. You may have shed tears at the post-production withdrawal, but it's okay because we'll all be seeing each other again - that's a promise. <3

Madeline Pensiero - Mads, a model in the midst of us all. You're a gorgeous little lady and I think you're very cool, in all honesty. I don't know what else to say - you already know it all. It was fun to run around and do all this great stuff with you. I'm glad you were satisfied with the angle you settled upon, by the way, because any higher and it would not have turned out to be very 80's-ish, I think. Or I could be wrong. I don't really know, I wasn't born in that decade. So, yeah. Stay beautiful. <3

Alana DiSabatino - Lanes, you're absolutely magnificent. So funny and it's unfortunate that no one's buying - I hope you don't actually end up crying. Our friendship is probably solid since our swaying during the solos and have gotten even stronger since our time chilling out while everyone else learned choreography. Oh, and by the way, I love your hat. I want one like that - the one with the ears and the makeshift gloves: it's awesome. Love youuu. <3

Janie McGraw - You and Brianna were like two peas in a pod, so it's a little odd for me to just single you out here. You're pretty darn funny, I'll admit, and with our idle singing, I must admit that you could give Juliette a run for her money. Haha. And, whenever you were on the balcony, bouncing away and smacking on your gum, it was just as difficult to keep a straight face. And, oh, when you were all mooing, you and Brianna would always charge at me and I would nearly burst out in laughter. I supposed I could go on forever with these things, but they wouldn't prove my point. You're awesome and really pretty, and I'm most likely going to blabber your ears off whenever I talk to you. So, yeah, beware. <3

Brianna Morgan - Oh, hey you. It's funny, because I knew you before Rent! even happened. Then I got to know you a bit better, and times got better. Like I said to and about Janie, you two were oft found together - even in the instance where your strange dance rituals were quite the surprise to me. Despite the strange moments, you did very well as Joanne's mother, and despite your burning passion for the theater and our fantastic experience, I think it went pretty well, all in all. Don't you agree? Well, I'll leave it here - you'll probably cross paths with our mutual friend and he'll ask a myriad of questions. Enjoy that. <3

Rachel Cohen - Rachel! You're a very sweet and nice girl and I enjoyed your presence. You're funny and always great to be around. And your spurs of strangeness add to the awesomeness. Thanks for your comment, and I'm glad you enjoyed the pinguino. I'll miss you, but we'll keep in touch, surely. <3

Cayla Kusnierz - Even though you had to Houdini from the production, we still considered you a part of it and missed you. I enjoyed our little conversations on the steps and the pouring of invisible drinks and never knowing what was happening. Our collective state of being clueless was just about as great as our collective efforts to try and keep straight faces, all the time. I'm glad everything's fine and I wish that you could have stayed in it with us, but I'm even happier you enjoyed it. You're a fantastic singer and I'm pleasured to have met you. But we'll stay in contact, don't you worry your pretty little face. <3

Shannon Campbell - Shannersssss~ Nannersss momanners. Fe fi nanners! We love you, Shannon. We're all sorry you had to get sick and miss out on all the fun, but we're happy that you're feeling better. I, personally, know that you would have enjoyed it better in the audience than as a part of the cast. You are a very great dancer, and I appreciate your coaching me at dance auditions. You reminded me of a friend of mine, whose name is Rachel, so for the first couple of weeks I always wanted to call you Rachel. I'm honored that you enjoy these entries so much and I hope I don't ever prove to disappoint. I'm super-happy that you're feeling much better and that you came to see it. I'm even happier that you enjoyed yourself. With all that you've gone through, you deserved to see the best, and I can assure you that while we were at rehearsals and the sort, whenever we mentioned you and your absence, we looked to add it in our ambition to perform better. We didn't do it because you weren't there and we had to cover the hole, but we did it because we wanted to incorporate you in our spirits and make sure that you felt loved whenever you would return. And when you did return [ and I pseudo-kidnapped you ] I hope you felt all the love we have for you. I'm glad to have met you, and you already know that we're not ever falling away. Not even if you tried. <3

Amanda Corey - Noteworthy of all things, our Stage Manager person lady~ Amanda, you are the sweetest and nicest person I've met, like, ever. I absolutely adore you and I hold you in such a high regard for having the capacity to do what you've done in the past couple of months. I could not have possibly fathomed how you did it all, but you did it. I suppose that's what makes you so amazing. Without you, we would be far beyond a mess, and I want to apologize for our incidents of taking you for granted: we may have wanted to finish our conversations or chill out for a bit longer, but we needed to get back into the theater or the dance studio and refine some things that would have been horrendous Friday and Saturday without you and your incessant running about. I hope you get lots of rest after you shove the rest of your work-pile into completion. Best of luck with your studies and I hope you take it easy - you need a bit of rest and relaxation after that fantastic job you did. Oh, and sorry for giving you that great scare again. Love you, Manders. <3

Claire Lynch - Claire! Thanks for everything. You and Amanda did a fantastic job backstage and we're lucky to have you two. You're the best. Also, thanks for your comment, because that was the one that hit me in my little incident Saturday night, I remember. I really appreciate it, and I'm glad I could have always brought some kind of smile to your face - whether it be from the weird actions or the... or... uhh... Yeah, most likely the weird stuff I did, but I'm glad to have met you. We'll keep in touch, no doubt. <3

Janeen Browne - Oh my. You are fantastic. And, with the capacity to deal with all of us in our state of incoherence and a bit of superbly distracted stupors, I respect you. You're very funny, and while your sass may send me back stumbling, I enjoyed hanging out with you. Thanks for everything you've done and I'm proud that your hard work was all successful. <3

Jordyn Andrea - Another one. I won't bother you too much, especially since you probably won't care to read all of this. You're a very funny one and your sass knocks me off my feet as well. I'm actually impressed with all the intense stuff you did with the lighting and whatnot, and I appreciate everything you've done. It was very nice to work with you, and I most likely will be seeing you around to have a strange moment of peculiar staring. "What are you doing here?" "I'm not entirely sure." "Alright then." And that's exactly how it'll go. I don't know where or when, but yeah. <3

Miss Yanelli - It was my first experience in a dance studio, and to do it with such an eloquent and magnificent instructor, I am pleased to say that Rent!, as my first, official musical experience, has been much more than I could have ever imagined. The choreography was very nice and was a bit above our level, but it challenged us to grow into better performers. Not to mention, because it was a challenge, it allowed us to break down walls and develop in our own ways. For that, Miss Yanelli, I thank you. Always with a smile on your face and a twinkle in your eyes, we would watch you do a succinct snippet and then follow right on your heels. From day one, we would stumble about, but by the time opening night came around, we were already anticipating each move before the music had even played. And, as anyone can gather, only a great choreographer is capable of molding pupils like that. <3

Ms. Thomas - It has been a learning experience for the lot of us, I am sure. I went into audition day with as much confidence I could, but not as much skill as I had talent. I walked out of the audition room a bit eased by the comfortable atmosphere the three of you - Miss Yanelli, Mr. Pridham, and yourself - had created, and while there was a bit of a incident with the audition piece, when it was put together and done with, I was not as relieved as I should have been. What's more was that upon the time rehearsals rolled around, I found myself struggling to get out of my comfort zone and reach higher ledges that I never had to stretch before and bother with. As a very talented instructor, I believe that the lot of the entire cast's confidence amplified to measures rather colossal compared to our first rehearsal. Can you remember what it was like? I can't. And guess who it's all thanks to? With the band having done a fabulous job and our learning experience seeming to never end, I thank you, Ms. Thomas. <3

Mr. Thomas [ Robert* ] Pridham - Ah, good sir. I remember the day I was told by a friend of mine to contact a Mr. Pridham and tell him I was interested in participating in the play at Kent Place. I remember how nervous and anxious I was to get a reply - how excited I was to actually send the e-mail in the first place. Then upon audition day, I couldn't help be suddenly be intimidated for a split-second before you started speaking words. I don't know how you do it, but, Mr. Pridham, you're the man. A very talented director to have managed to slip Rent! into Kent Place to begin with, I am honored and proud to have worked with you and everyone else. I appreciate the droplets of encouragement that gave me reason to push forth and stick with this. It was what I thought I loved to do and it most certainly turned out to be true. I can say that, while everyone says they love you or that you're the best, Mr. Pridham, there's no way to pinpoint how much we all appreciate you in one phrase or in the longest dissertation physically possible. And it's because of this fact, my good sir, that I hope to one day make an impression on the earth as you have made one in my mind. Thank you for everything, and it was a great pleasure to work with you. Hopefully we'll all be able to keep in contact more than life plans on getting in the way for. <3
* - Thomas is now your first name, Mr. Pridham. Hope you don't mind changing all the paperwork.


You all are fantastically indescribable. I hope you enjoyed these short little passages, because I've dedicated the whole day to ensuring everyone's is just and inclusive! I appreciate everything you've all done, and I cried twice - twice - Saturday night! Once because the poster itself was quite overwhelming [ something I most certainly did not expect from my first musical, but will appreciate far more than any of you can imagine and understand - it is now on my ceiling and forever shall remain there: First thing I look at when I wake up in the morning. ] and once because everyone started singing the songs from the show. It hit me right then and there how much I love you all. <3

I love you all. Now, enjoy these marvelous little bundles of joy that I am a little disappointed to have missed a few people with, but have included them nonetheless. <3

Collages! Rent! Kent Place School, Fall Production, November 19, 2011 & November 20, 2011. Right there, in the song for this entry. You people are all amazing. Stay that way.

♫ Bill Withers - Lean on me. ♪

<3 ~ Monty
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