Me

I want to shortly share with you why I changed my blog name. 'The vulnerable artist' was lovely, but as I have been pondering on it, I realize that it doesn't explain me as well as I would like it to. I often refer to myself as an 'introverted-extrovert' and I enjoy that phrase because I feel that it describes me to a T, and is also relatable to more of you out there. This blog will still be focused around theater, as well as how I learn to balance life, but now with a more "me-like-vibe" to it. It will draw a little more heavily towards how I balance my passion and life as an introverted-extrovert, so that maybe you can be touched a little more deeply by this blog.

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