Relax... there's time

 Hey, welcome back! It has been quite a long time since I have sat at
this corner of my room and caught the blog up. Of course I have been active on here, being that my final task things have been getting arrange. As I am writing this now my knees buckle. I am afraid the stress of making my final task perfect will put me in a coma. The deadlines are back to back. If I do not have a readily reminder, the date will go by as if it meant nothing to me. Where am I exactly in my process? Well, I am not sure what the proper name of what I am currently doing is called. At the moment I am between work on the final task. I am gathering the final details of my filming time. The blog before this one is of my storyboard which depicts the small details in my scenes that I will be acting out. I am afraid that the setting is not solid. My designated setting is a cemetery. My ride there is my cousin and she is not afraid of letting me know when something does not sit right with her. She told me she would look into what I had but she has not gotten back to me. The suspense is scaring the balloons out of me. It would quite literally turn my world around for her to say she cannot take me to the cemetery. With that scenario I would possibly change the location to a park and utilize props that gets my message across or I could find another person to take me to the cemetery.

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