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 Posted: Wed Oct 17, 2007 5:26 pm
Dear Mom and Dad,
Well, I made it! I'm finally at Kaleido Stage! After the long flight, I got a little bit lost, but luckily I ran into one of the people here! His name's Reginald. He really helped me out around Barton. Who would know a city could change so much in 5 years! You can really see the stars out near the stage, and it's really inspiring! I still haven't chosen my 'profession' of the stage, but I want to try some more new things before I decide. Thank you for paying for my plane ticket! I promise I won't let you down!
Your Daughter,
Chiyako
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Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 2:33 pm
Dear Mom and Dad,
It's been another amazing day! When I was wandering around, I met another person! Her name's
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Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 2:38 pm
Dear Mom and Dad,
NOT FINISHED
Your Daughter,
Chiyako
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Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2008 3:45 pm
Growth Letter Home Dear Mom and Dad,
It has been so long since I have last written! I am sorry for being so late, but I have been really busy. So many things have happened since my last letter! I had started classes when I last wrote, but now I am done with the two I had been taking. There are so many other people who share my hopes and dreams as well! People like Natalie, Shima, and Arahila.. They’re what drive me to continue my dreams! Surely, you understand what they make me feel.
Classes have been good. Drama came and went with ease, but one class really stood out to me. Health. I know, it’s an odd affinity, but this one was different than the regular old classes back home. For this class, we went out and ice-skated. It brought back great memories of the ice festival. Remember when Dad first taught me how to? Those memories rushed back to me as I stepped on the ice for the first time in years. For once, I felt as if the stage had become my home, and that I could truly embrace it as such. Perhaps it’s a calling. A calling to what I will become for this stage. I will fallow this dream. I promise!
As for learning skills, there hasn’t been much yet. With Shima and Arahila, I tried out the swings, or to you, the trapeze. I didn’t really do well with it, as I fell into the net many times. Oh well, practice will solve that, right? I also tried out the trampoline. That was a bit easier for me, but I didn’t feel like it was something for me. I also received a pair of roller skates. I feel like it’s something I can do when it’s summer, and no ice on the lake. It’ll help with some of my skills for the ice, right? At least I can go around seeing the city now.
These days have grown to become something more than just 24 hours. Some pass with ease, and some with hardship. Each time I fell off that trapeze, I felt as if I should keep on trying, as if something was holding its hand out to me each time. It’s an unexplainable feeling! But each time I succeeded, I felt something more than just joy or shock. I also experience this weird feeling when I get to talk with my colleges. It’s odd. Why the stage and my friends? Is it a sign? Or is it something unexplainable? It was as if I had gained something very precious. Perhaps it is my own spirit growing, thriving on adventure and opportunity. This is something I never want to give up! Even if I come across a period of time where I can’t practice, I’ll find something to make that feeling return.
So how are things at home? I really hope that you aren’t lonely because I’m at the stage. When I get a week off, I’ll make sure to come and visit if there’s nothing big happening! Barton is a HUGE town, full of shops and food! I even found a nice sushi bar near the coast! They get the freshest fish, just like back home! I haven’t found anything that reminds me of home besides that, but I really do like living here. Maybe sometime I’ll be able to perform for you! I just hope the boss won’t mind. Anyway, I’ll write again soon!
Your daughter,
Chiyako Maeda
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