Since this will be my last drama wildcard, I wanted to say goodbye & good luck to everyone in our class. It has been a fantastic semester and I had a great time. I came into this class thinking I had nothing more to learn (damn senioritis), but I was wrong. I not only developed a more keen sense of myself, but also of those around me. Everyone one of you has touched me & I thank you all. —Katherine Lambert —Goodbye & Goodluck (Katherine Lambert)
A student in my “Drama as Literature” course uses her “wildcard” blog entry (part of the blogging portfolio assignment) to say goodbye to all her classmates.
Classes don’t always bond this tightly, but when they do, it’s a rewarding thing to witness. And we still have all next week to discuss Death of a Salesman.
This is manageable. Far better than some semesters.
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The daughter opens another show. This weekend only.