We had a
very interesting visitor here in college recently, can you guess? I am sure you
won’t even try to guess, so I am just going to tell you. He’s a comedian called
Jon Santos. (Is that wild hollering I hear in the distance?) Yep, the famous
comedian Jon Santos, visited us and gave a very wonderful seminar in our
auditorium. His speech was very awe inspiring and funny at the same time. He
truly is a witty person and I applaud him for his resilience in the industry
that he is working in. In the seminar that he gave, he told us that the school
asked if he could come as himself (he’s an impersonator so it is rare that he
is asked to do so) and that caught him by surprise, but he happily obliged. He
stated that sometimes he feels more comfortable being someone else than himself
when he performs, he said that it came easier to him.
Ok I am
going to go away from him for a bit and go back to me (because I am an egocentrical
person) Be yourself. Being yourself. SELF. I find that hard to do. I am rarely
myself. I find that I am just a version of myself. I change depending on who I am
with. It frustrated me so much when I realized this. Who the heck am I? Am I
really a miserable person? Am I a jolly person? Am I me? I feel like a there’s
a crisis coming on here. I hate that I think so much. I really do hate it. I especially
hate the fact that I have so much time to think about it. Ignorance really is
sometimes bliss. Why can’t I just think normally and worry about stuff like
this. If you haven’t noticed by now, I’m a very frustrated person.
Well then, this is farewell. I have 3 more blogs to make.
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