Especially Ordinary

I don't know why i feel the need to write this. Maybe it's because I've been chewing on it the past few weeks, or because my blog is so bare it's a little depressing. 

People say "I want to be an actor". I mean, let's be real, we all have that one friend who is so convinced they're the next big thing, you kind of believe it, as well. But how many people want to be an actor simply to be a celebrity? Just to be able to be in a movie with Hugh Jackman or Tom Cruise? Don't get me wrong, those are certainly perks. But what about the people that want to be an actor, because to be able to do what you love more than anything every day would make you the happiest person alive?

That's what category I find myself struggling in. As an aspiring actor myself, it's hard to know that there are thousands upon thousands of others out there, just like you. And that's where I think we get confused.

No one is just like you. As cheesy as it sounds, I couldn't say anything screaming with more truth. 

As many "actors" as there are out there, how many have gone through your trials as a person, how many have experienced the things you have and come out differently than you went in? NONE.

This is what all aspiring actors need to remember:

1. I can do this all day if I really want to. (I probably shouldn't.)

2. Take the boys to Baseball camp?...You mean i need to take them to camp, where hot college boys are in tight baseball pants. darn. 

3. Take them to the pool? hot college boys life guarding.