Its funny what you can find buried deep in your datapad. I've spent the entire day listening to and watching old recordings of my grandparents and my dad as a little boy. He was so adorable, and still has that same mischievous twinkle in his eye. My favorite moment may have been when he fell flat on his face coming onto the stage. He looked maybe five years old. So funny, and I loved how he just got right to his feet like nothing happened. The show must go on. He hasn't changed.
My grandparents though… wow! I wish my voice carried that strong. There’s such finesse and grandeur to the old shows. They really were a road show. There were some old photos from when they were setting up the tent. It was huge!
This really made me think of where we are now. Such modern, fast paced times. I was thinking maybe opening with a concert, but the more I watched the older days, and seeing my grandmother perform, the more I started to feel grounded and in tune with my roots. I don't know when it will be officially announced, but I'm going to tell dad to get the theatre ready for “Jorus & Dyniana”. It's such a classic tale, and even has a nod to King’s Pass on Alderaan. It'll be like a homage to our beginnings.... in a way.
I'm glad I got away for a few days. Too short of days, so they feel. Time is moving too fast, and I do wish I could stay. I can't believe I want to stay in Nar Shaddaa of all places! But I need to be focused. I can't have what's happened here with me and C become a distraction. And he is such a good distraction. But I can't help but wonder what will happen. His world seems to place a division between mine. It would not be safe for him to come to Kaas City, and that is where I need to belong right now.
Has life always been this complicated? I remember the old days, where all I had to worry about was not being blinded by the spotlight and falling into the orchestra pit. Sometimes I miss those days. Actually, I miss them a lot. Will things ever go back? I doubt it. Life moves in one direction for a reason. You can't turn back time, you can't change anything that has happened. I guess that is the beauty of time and life. Its constant, it's predictable yet unpredictable all at the same time. A beautiful contradiction.