So, the three musketeers are now graduates of the Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts. Not students. Which means one part of our journey is officially over. In reality, it’s been over for some time, but now we have papers to prove it. I don’t know how it feels yet, haven’t given it much thought. But there is definitly some things that will be missed. And some that wont.

I would like to say a big thank you to everyone that has crossed our path for the past three years. Not every encounter has been a pleasant one, but I think I will say that every encounter has been an important one. It has led us here, to the edge of the next step. Which is the exciting bit! Thank you all for your support, encouragement, criticism, disapproval, arrogance and stubborness. And thank you all for your commitment, your courage, your loyalty and your friendship. Some things change and some things don’t, but even the things that change shall be remembered!

Anyhow, Edinburgh is a really nice city, very cosy and very friendly. Lot’s of nice shops you all would enjoy for different reasons. I suggest that we make this a destination for a trip together at some point, I think that would be a nice experience, I would like to walk these streets with friends, as it seems like a city you should share with someone close.

I hope you all are well and happy wherever you are at the moment! And hopefully we can find some time to talk too each other soon!

High uP in the north

Hello world. This is my weekly “e-mail and blog” day, as I have been quite good and following G’s advice to let all these things lay when on vacation. And it is really working, I am so relaxed, so carefree and ignorant that it’s almost too much. Although, this week the phone has been on, but that’s about it. Congratulations me.

I read your comment Georg, and this feeling then hit me, I actually didn’t care. I’ve been pondering this for the past week, when our grades comes, will I actually be annoyed if I get any bad marks, or if any of the grades are below what I expect? You say we nearly failed e&e… well, e&e failed us. I don’t care about it. Because it was the most ridicolous, time-wasting, stupid module of all the stupid modules we have ever had. We did what we were told to do, we finished on time and we passed it. Beyond that, I can’t muster any energy… But I must say I am interested to see what feedback I have on frp, and what you guys have. Perhaps I will talk to Kathy and Joe when we meet again.. just for some personal satisfaction. Nothing mean, nothing vile.. just truth.

It is an interesting thing though, that I was thinking about if I would care or not care, and when I get it, I don’t care. But does that mean I do care?

just bought a new Hammer for this Production (couldn’t think of anything else, but it is true, I did by a new hammer)