When you’ve spent as much time as I have on a bus you learn a few things. For example you learn how to sleep in any position on any surface and at anytime of the day. You also learn to appreciate your iPod and, most importantly, you learn how to hold your bladder for “just […]
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It’s Been A Hoot!
Published by May 6th, 2011 in FB, Other Sites, Team 1 and Road Team Blogs. 0 CommentsThe West: Tragedy, Glue, and Shania Twain
Published by March 29th, 2011 in School of Leadership, FB, Other Sites, Team 1, Road Team Blogs and Student Zone. 0 CommentsChange: to become different or undergo alteration. The road never turns around the same corner twice; we are constantly moving, constantly on a different path, constantly changing. There’s been some changes on our team, but when are things not always changing? It is how we adapt and how we deal […]
...continue readingTeam One Checking In
Published by March 2nd, 2011 in School of Leadership, FB, Other Sites, Team 1, Think Day, Billeting and Student Zone. 0 CommentsTeam One checking in. We have been in BC and loving it. The schools have been amazing and each of our billets have been great. One host family even took the whole team out whale watching in Ucluelet. (I must admit the team agreed they have never been more cold!). We went out in this […]
...continue readingThis Doesn’t Feel Real.
Published by January 31st, 2011 in School of Leadership, FB, Other Sites, Team 1, Road Team Blogs and Student Zone. 0 CommentsAs I walked to the bus at 5:30am, I had no idea what to expect for our first show. Was this actually happening? The week before was full of show run throughs…I never thought the day would come that I would actually be talking in a school. It didn’t feel real. Sitting in the cold […]
...continue readingAdventures in Gaspe!
Published by September 30th, 2010 in FB, Other Sites, Team 1, Road Team Blogs and Student Zone. 0 CommentsQuebec! We arrived at the school that we were staying at/playing at that night. The school was awesome! It has always been a childhood dream of mine to stay over night in a school and I fulfilled it twice. The next day we did a show for the school and there were around […]
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Published by September 24th, 2010 in School of Leadership, Team 1, Road Team Blogs, Think Day and Student Zone. 0 CommentsSeptember 22nd, 2010, our first arrival in Quebec! A good long nine or so more hours of driving. Finally arriving in a town called “La Tuque”. When we first got there we were welcomed by the teachers and slowly started to unload our gear into the gym and get ready for tomorrows performance, […]
...continue readingShane and Kate Plus Eight
Published by September 12th, 2010 in FB, Other Sites, Team 1, Think Day and Student Zone. 1 CommentSeptember 10, 2010
We are team one, and because there are ten of us and our road team leaders are Shane and Katie, we have dubbed ourselves, “Shane and Kate Plus Eight”
Today we had to be up and out the door at 6:20am. SOO EARLY. One of our neighbors wasn’t too pleased to wake up to […]
Today was our last show as a team and now we are back in our temporary home; the bus. Behind me I hear loud music, horrible jokes and Luke’s snoring as he is always the first to plant himself on the bed. Tour has been such an unbelievable 3 months. Western Canada treated […]
...continue readingIt’s hard to describe, the first time I spoke on stage my forehead was sweaty, my mouth was dry and I would tell a joke that nobody, including me, thought was funny but I told it because I couldn’t think of anything else to say. I tripped over my words and forgot tons of my […]
...continue readingEight weeks worth of fun…and still going!
Published by May 14th, 2010 in Team 1, Road Team Blogs, Think Day and Student Zone. ClosedDoing something that is designed to inspire or teach has a funny way of returning the favour.
As we are getting closer to the summer, the number of performances we have left start to look smaller every day. Looking back to the start of the four months and hundreds of events that were scheduled, I remember feeling […]
