Hi everyone,

It’s been a while since I’ve been blogging. But today, I have two blogs that were my favorite. The first one is SBC Week 8: Family Celebrations; Christmas Brunch. The second one is SBC Week 7: Performing Arts. The reasons why these two were one of my favorites to write because Christmas Brunch is one of those family gatherings that we usually don’t have often. Like every once a month or so. I also said in the blog, that I love the food, which I do. There are varieties of food, which I love because at least there are things that I like and things I need to try out. Most importantly, I get to spend time with my family. See my cousins, aunties, uncles, and grandparents. It’s just so much fun because again, spending time with the family, and seeing how much we’ve grown. They are just the most supportive and amazing. I wouldn’t trade them for anyone else. The best family ever.

Well, there is another blog to talk about and the reasons why I chose to add this to the blog. Like I stated in the blog, if you didn’t read it, you should go and read, please. But anyways, this first-ever time and I’m pretty sure it was in third grade. When we did a school play called, “Winnie the Pooh”. Which was directed by Cari Taira. She was an amazing person to work with. Go and check out their website Ohana Arts. So “Winnie the Pooh” was one, next was “Brave”.  I wouldn’t consider this a real play. I think almost like a showcase or like a recital, I’m not too sure. But it was also directed by Cari Taira. Next was “Honk Jr.!”. It was directed by Swaine Kaui. I was also in “Once On This Island Jr.”, and “High School Musical”. So he has a summer program called Stage Left!. So “Honk Jr.!” and “Once On This Island Jr.”  was his summer program. While “High School Musical”  was a school production.

I just love performing. Just seeing all your hard work pay off. Having fun, getting to know each other, and becoming a family. My favorite is makeup, I just love doing makeup. I know this wasn’t the most exciting post, but I’m happy and grateful for all of the opportunities in performing and having the best family ever. Their support is the most important thing that keeps me on performing. Like I said before, I don’t know what I would do without them. A big thank you to Cari Taira and Swaine Kaui, if it wasn’t for them, I don’t think I would be doing the thing I love right now.

 

Until then,

hmsshayann