If you want to see this, make sure you have a strong stomach. Mine churns just thinking about it. It was awful; so much blood and so many intense scenes! Every scene was intense and since I get queasy when I see blood I found it hard to breathe the whole time. I closed my eyes for a lot of it so I wouldn't faint:) It was still a good movie since it showed what the 2004 tsunami was like. I can't even imagine. I'm so thankful I would have the gospel in a time like that when everything seemed hopeless and painful. Such a sad, eye-opening yet inspiring movie!
*(I'm catching up)* November 21st Another rite of passage as my mom would say! Senior Flute recital! I had probably been practicing and preparing the repertoire for almost two years, not to mention the 8 years before that which allowed me to get to the level required to play the pieces. Cindy told me a Senior Recital wasn't required, but encouraged. It was good practice for auditions, stress and pressure management :) ;) and it was a good motivator to practice. I'm so glad I did it, even if it did seem overwhelming at times. I really started to love the flute during the months leading up to the recital. It was exciting to have something to work for and know that soon I could show what I'd been doing for so many years. I worked hard, but wasn't always the most dedicated student. Priorities often put flute behind school and ballet. Dance is my true passion and has been for so many years, but music has helped with dance and I'm thankful for the balance fl...
I agree! I had to keep reminding myself that I knew they all survived! And I kept wondering why I was putting myself through this movie. But it was really amazing how they all survived and in the end, very inspiring!
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