Hey everyone! Today’s going to be my last day doing this challenge and I’d just like to thank Maggie sososo much! You’re an amazing blogger and you spread happiness and joy throughout the blogosphere 🙂
Something You’re Proud of:
I’m proud that I went to the biggest Indian music festival on North America and won third prize at the competitions! I’m also proud about my growth in music- I’ve improved immensely since moving teachers.
I’m proud that my brother is learning how to control impulses and I’m proud that he’s singing much better than me when I was his age!
I’m proud that I didn’t give up blogging when I took months-long breaks at the beginning of One in a Million and I love blogging now!
But most of all, I’m proud that I don’t give up. I’m proud that I can see the good in this world and acknowledge the genius in everyone 😀 well, I try- brownie points for that XD!
BTW, today’s the first day that school starts again after the spring break and urghhh we have to do testing and that SUCKS. Also I had to miss two days of school to go to the Cleveland competition I mentioned above, and I have SO MUCH WORK to catch up on- wish me luck! 
What are you proud of? Do you have lots of schoolwork too?
One In a Million 
The Indian festival sounds lovely! My sister’s fiancé is from India and though they’re not having a traditional wedding, they are going to have a colourful one! Congratulations on your third place finish! What do you play (or do you sing?).
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How interesting! What part of India is he (I’m assuming it’s a he) from?
I sing, actually, but I’m also learning Carnatic violin 🙂 But this competition was for vocal.
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He’s from Bangalore (which, from memory is in Southern India), but has been living in Canada for the last ten years. He’s actually gotten his permanent residency a few months ago. I had to look up Carnatic violin – sounds very interesting – have fun with that!
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Haha, yeah it’s in the South. My family is also from the South, but I was born and raised here in the US. That’s cool 🙂
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