They say that first love never dies. I can also say that it holds true for me.
For several months I stayed away from my passions only to find myself reconnecting to it.
Just recently, I got involved in the production of a short film. This project is another first for me, though I'm not quite new to this field. I've been involved in several shoots before but all related to my work as a broadcast producer for promo plugs. This short film is very close to my heart, not only because I headed the project and wrote the script, but it led to a wonderful discovery that this is one heck of a passion I never dared to give a chance before. And now, I am glad that I did. I am delighted to know also that my co-director shares the same dream and passion, and it's really good that this project turned someone's vision into reality.
Also, this short film project got me missing college and the university organization that honed me.
Lately, I've been searching for schools to enroll in again. Around this time last year, I was applying for a dream course. But fate won't allow me, and I know why He had to delay my plans. So now, I've been looking around for some school that offer me a theater arts or a marketing communications masters degree to fit my schedule.
Early this week, I discovered a local theater group with an advocacy program directed to children's welfare. That really piqued my interest and got me thinking of signing up. And it made me realize I should enroll in my marketing course soon. As I recall the personal statement I submitted, my intended research will focus on children's theater.
Last week, I got to play my violin again. With the callouses in my fingers all gone now, it was hard at first. On Youtube, the Vitamin String Quartet uploaded several new videos and they got me so inspired again. Also, I got to download music sheets of Adele's Someone Like You and Bruno Mars's It Will Rain.
With more time in my hands now, I feel that I can focus on these passions that keep me in high spirits. I will continue to perfect my craft, while I wait for the next passion, love interest or activity to occupy my life.