"Its Nice to be appreciated...These here paupers in this here parish don't appreciate me! Antiparochial they are ma'am antiparochial, we've given away a matter of twenty loves and a cheese and a half this very blessed afternoon, and still them paupers in not content."
- Mr. Bumble

It is unequivocally nice to be appreciated. Thank you.
T

Valentines Day Eve

Valentines day is not a celebration of love between, a man and a woman, God and mankind, or love at all. Its a battle of the wills. Valentines day provides the battle ground for some of man and woman's most important fights. We stand in the middle of warring Ideologies. Most of all its a time of brotherly griping where all men come together and form a band of brothers, all fighting against the violent rule of yes, you guessed it, ROSES. They last the three days, max, what kind of a representation of love is that. plus no matter how good of a florist you go to, at least two of the roses in your dozen will be sub-par. If you should run into another guy buying flowers on Valentines Day Eve, you'll meet eyes and both immediately get a sheepish look, roll your eyes, and let the complaining commense.

This is ME!

Hey everyone, I had to turn in a cast biography, written in the third person, for the Oliver! pamphlet and my dad actually wrote one for me, which I was a lot more comfortable with. Thought you all might like to read it and tell me if its an accurate picture.
T

Tyler Antkowiak’s parts have gotten bigger with every play. A mere 5’ 4” in his brief role in Music Man, in Oliver-his fourth play -he stands 6’ 6” and intends to Bumble around the stage to the best of his ability. Interests include art, music, and sports – where if he can catch you, you’re in big trouble. Tyler thanks Mr. McKenna for working him so hard, and Mrs. Horst for healing the wounds. His greatest goal at the moment is also his saddest moment… leaving Rockbridge this year. After graduating at 17, Ty plans to attend New St. Andrews in Moscow, ID -- but a large part of him will remain… he’s leaving his shoes.

thanks dad