Summer of Brotherly Love Wrap-Up

No more brotherly love for me. Soon, anyway.

This afternoon I turned in my casebook. I got some feedback from Becky, and she said it is well-organized and it should be helpful. I was pleased by this feedback. When asked what I could've done differently, it was basically this: LESS PROCRASTINATION. Who would've thought that I would be a procrastinator?... This past week has been pretty intense because of putting together the casebook. Don't get me wrong, it was actually a lot more fun than I thought it would be, but it was down to crunch time and I needed to get a lot of work done in a short amount of time. A lot of the work that I actually needed to do involved printing. Since I don't have a printer where I am staying, that meant I had to compile all of the information I needed and print, print, print. It was pretty time-consuming to have to do it that way, but those are the breaks. I feel like I did a lot of work before, but it was definitely a full-time job this week. I'm tired of even thinking about it!

This summer was definitely worthwhile! I made a lot of very valuable contacts that I will hopefully be using in the future. After turning in my evalutations for Philadelphia Young Playwrights, I made a phone call to the education director, and she said they are always looking for Teaching Artists, and that could be a possibility if I wanted to come back next year. Interesting possibility! I also told Becky that I would be open to still evaluating plays that she wanted to send to me. No matter what, I'll be able to keep busy, I think.

I think that's pretty much all for my wrap-up. It's definitely been an experience!

Fin.