uh oh smmoreo
02/09/06, 07:05 PM
it bugs me anyways.
In my school, soccer is a fall sport. We also do one musical a year, which also takes place in the fall. In upcoming years, I may have to choose between which I want to do.
I don't mean to sound conceited, but I am the soccer and drama star in my grade. I was able to both this year by being in the chorus of the musical, and I will most likely do that next year as well. But, in my junior and senior year, the shot at getting leads in the musical and being on varsity soccer increases doubly.
What would you do? I do not think that I would want to go to a college to play soccer or for drama, so I'm just completely torn. On one hand, there are many opportunities to play soccer throughout the year- indoor in the winter, our town league in the spring, and camps in the summer. On the other, there is always a show going on in or around my town.
Both of these things are my deepest passions. I've never felt more exhilaration than when I am on stage or on the field.
I know this is really trite and stupid, but I am very confused about what to do.
In my school, soccer is a fall sport. We also do one musical a year, which also takes place in the fall. In upcoming years, I may have to choose between which I want to do.
I don't mean to sound conceited, but I am the soccer and drama star in my grade. I was able to both this year by being in the chorus of the musical, and I will most likely do that next year as well. But, in my junior and senior year, the shot at getting leads in the musical and being on varsity soccer increases doubly.
What would you do? I do not think that I would want to go to a college to play soccer or for drama, so I'm just completely torn. On one hand, there are many opportunities to play soccer throughout the year- indoor in the winter, our town league in the spring, and camps in the summer. On the other, there is always a show going on in or around my town.
Both of these things are my deepest passions. I've never felt more exhilaration than when I am on stage or on the field.
I know this is really trite and stupid, but I am very confused about what to do.