And things start to move

Hey, long time no see. Or talk to, rather. I have three things to talk about, so here we go

1.) If we rewind a little bit, you'll see I mentioned something about a talent show. Well yeah, so my band and I got accepted and we played on stage for a handsome amount of people. It was very fun, you get an adrenaline rush and your nervous but once your on stage and you start to play you forget that there's a lot of people watching you. All you can do is play. Too bad it was only one song. It would have loved it if we could have done another song, or maybe we can repeat the experience. As fun as it was though, the best part was the end where everyone claps and yells, its awesome to know that they liked what you did. Maybe I'll post the link for the band on one of my future post.

2.) I got my passport. It took maybe like a week and a day or two. I was really worried that it wouldn't get here on time but it got here a lot quicker than I expected. AND IT'S SO PRETTY. I know that sounds weird, but it has like pictures of landscapes in color. It's so patriotic, but it's really nice. As of now, I wont be needing another one for the next ten years.

3.) Last thing I wanted to say, is that I had the home interview for AFS. Since I had my CB interview, I already knew the person who was coming over to interview me. Another thing, it was relaxing that she also knew Gello and had interviewed him so it was comfortably casual. My mom bought some Colombian pastries (which are amazing) and she loved them and my mom also made her some coffee and she thought it was fabulous. Honestly, it was like having a friend over....that was asking you questions and writing down your answers. She asked me a question, I told her the answer and it reminded me of a story and I would tell her all about it, and vice versa, so it took about two hours. In the end she told me she thought I would be a great candidate for AFS, so that made me feel a lot more positive.

So really there's not a lot that's going to happen that I may want to write here until March, which is when I'll get the results for the scholarship and May, which will be an orientation.

I couldn't find a song to sum up anything in this post so here's a little story that explains the quote.

My mom's real serious about me going to Germany to the point that when she goes shopping it's always "Do you think you might need this in Germany?" So after the interview she sounded like Gerard Way when she said, "And just you mind your manners when you go."