To my ladies

Tracy, Rosanna, Wendy,

I clasp my hands together and praise the Lord for his goodness when I think of the day that we all met.

It was (and still is) a difficult time for me, and I am so thankful for all of you. I sobbed as I read each of your words; every one is like a diamond that's embedded itself in my heart. It's as if I've regained the strength to go on.

I've been doing some more thinking, and I've also been talking with my drama teacher. Wendy, you're right; it IS hard to make a living unless you get a big break, and that doesn't happen to many people. So I've decided to continue studying other things. I want to go to school in the east, preferably New York, and perhaps either do a double major or maybe get a minor in theatre and music or something like that.

I realize it'll be tough, but I think it'll be worth it.

I'm still not sure exactly what I want to do with this. My ultimate dream would be to go to Korea and become an actor in a drama, but that's not very likely. I would love to be on Broadway... who knows? Maybe it'll happen.

But I need to keep my options open; I realize that I can't just shut down everything for this.

Thank you, all of you. You really brought me out of a huge crash, and I love you guys so much.

I'm here for you, too.

I miss you, but through this blog I feel like we're still all connected, we're keeping this friendship alive, and most of all, in times of need, I can feel your support.

I can't say this enough; thank you.

With love,
Yeana