Was a part of this experience and gave an opportunity for this blog to exist. I was overloaded with exciting information about blogging, different tools used to communicate your ideas better and ways to make a subjective writing more interactive.

How did theater change your life? My Final Effort, but do Keep Posted for More! December 11, 2014. In the beginning weeks I must admit it felt like a burden to think of interviewees who would tell me differing yet relevant things about their theatrical experience. I feared that the topic may be exhausted after one or two meetings. However, I was pleasantly contradicted by the variety of actors I met with, by the myriad of their theatrical practices and experiences.

I remember the beginning of the MMJ class this semester. It felt real panic when first assigned to interview someone and publish a post.

When do you truly live? December 11, 2014. What you can find below are stories of people who love the things they do. Where I made a little briefing about the things I did before November. By that time I told stories of Fire. Since then I added couple of really interesting people. The first one was Masha Markina. The second person is Ilian Velev.

What can we find beyond the mainstream? Stay updated via RSS. Ray Ferrer - Emotion on Canvas.

It started a couple of months ago, this blog, when I was told that I will be writing a blog and that I needed a specific subject for it. However then I was also told to come up with a question to go along with the blog, something which I ought to answer through progressing with it. And I came up with this. How far will I go? This slideshow requires JavaScript.

What would you change if you can turn back time? December 11, 2014. Throughout these 14 weeks I have had many ups and downs in my quest to become a full-time blogger for 1 semester. I have tried things that worked and things that have failed. Along the way, I have learned some valuable lessons. You will be redirected to one of my older blog posts where I have given proof that time travel exists. First person I interviewed was Baky Yegengeldiyev. Read more about Jona by Clicking HERE.

Your skeletons are getting too big for the closet? When the secrets are over.

My happy, amazing readers,. I started this experiment by interviewing Asparuh Krastev. Taught me how I needed to appreciate the little things in life and be grateful for what I have been given. In fact, after this interview I started posing this question to all of my interviewees What are you grateful for? What impressed me the most about Daniel Manov. And that is no egoistic at all! I need to stop trying to .

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