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What do we leave...
Yesterday
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So, tonight
was...strange. It was closing night of Fiddler on the Roof, and it was the last
closing night I shall ever experience at The King's Academy.
During Anatevka, I thought about what I had said
during prayer circle: "Thank you, God, for giving us our own little
village, our last journey through out Anatevka".
So what do we leave?
Nothing much,
Only Anatevka.
It's just King's. I've just spent the last seven years of my life learning,
growing, and pretty much living here. It holds no part of me.
Anatevka, Anatevka,
Underfed, overworked,
Anatevka.
Where else could Sabbath be so sweet?
All the stress, all the skipped meals, all the sweet times of worship enjoyed
with my friends here. Where else can I find people to joke around with one
minute, and just huddle close and pray the next?
Anatevka, Anatevka,
Intimate, obstinate,
Anatevka.
Where I know everyone I meet.
It's strange, it's full of completely ridiculous rules, but it's a family. The
campus is so wonderful because I truly do know everyone I meet. I find every
person has something new, something interesting to add to the mix.
Soon I'll be a stranger in a strange new place,
Searching for an old familiar face...
From Anatevka.
College...a complete change, and I don't know how I'll
go knowing that I'm leaving such wonderful people behind...how will I cope with
being...new?
I belong in Anatevka,
Tumbledown, workaday,
Anatevka.
Dear little village,
Little town of mine..."
This is my home. It's rugged, ill maintained, at times a chore to survive, but
it's what I know. It's what I love.
It's a precious little village, little town, little family of mine.
Goodbye, Anatevka. Thank you for the stress, the
tears, the joy, the love, the exhaustion, the excitement, and most
importantly...
...thank you for being...home.
Shanna Cooley - I
love you so much, Happi! This note made me cry.
Yesterday at
Shawn Cooley - May God bless
you all! A true family.
Yesterday at
Austin Welsh - "A piece of
paper and Get Thee Out"
I think the whole finale is a remarkably powerful allegory for that portentous
departure we'll all make come Senior Year.
Yesterday at
Kersti Rae Everett - you guys are
wonderful and i'm so thankful to you all for opening
up your loving arms and making me feel welcome and a part of your amazing
family!
Yesterday at
Sarah Chang - I
love you SO much Happi! Fiddler with you was absolutely amazing ¢¾
Yesterday at
Leslie Irwin - I
told myself I wasn't going to cry. That worked, until about halfway through.
You are amazing (and so are all of you seniors) and I adore you ever so much.
You have changed all of us and we will miss you, but God has blessed us with
this amazing memory of Fiddler together. Here's to whatever comes-- to life!! ¢¾
Yesterday at 4:52pm ¡¤
Ann Liu - this is when i regret not being part of the drama department during my
time at king's. :[
Yesterday at
Blake McCormick - Like
you said King's is just a incubator, as sad as it is to see the seniors go i KNOW that every one of you has been affected by king's
and particularly the drama department and because of that you have built a
strong foundation in the Lord and are now ready to go out into the real world
as grown up chickens (going back to the incubator analogy ... See Morehaha). I ALSO KNOW that each of you have
the potential to do AMAZING things! so just remember the
ONE thing that really matters and go out and change the world! I LOVE EACH OF
YOU! ¢¾
Yesterday at
Meredith Friesen -
man and I thought the actual note made me teary.
Yesterday at
Leslie
Irwin - :)
Yesterday at