What the plan was supposed to be: I temporary cover for the female costumer for just one show, and then train under the senior in charge of playbills for a little while until both she and the costumer graduate, leaving me to decide between making playbills or costuming for next school year

What isn't happening: see above

Today was the first day back to school, which means new classes and new students joining the classes that I was already in, like choir and theatre. Lots of fun, even when the class number for my PSAT wasn't on my schedule and I ended up joining a group of my fellow classmates to roam the halls, searching for the class. (We eventually found it.)

Anyways, theatre is my last class of the day, and I was looking forward to an easy day back. Since I'm not in the next sure and I'm not costuming anymore, the next few weeks should be pretty laid-back, right?

Wrong. The second I set foot back in the theatre, the drama teacher immediately began bombarding me with tasks to keep in mind over the next few months, all relating to costumes. He's a bit of a big talker, so I wasn't able to get a word in to ask why he was telling me all of this stuff before he disappeared to talk to the next student director.

Eventually, I got a moment alone to ask the male costumer about what was going on. He told me that the female costumer decided not to take back the job and that the job was mine, as long as I wanted to do it. I said yes, of course; even though I got a bit stressed with my trial run as costumer last semester, I still loved doing it. Besides, the hard parts of cleaning and organizing are over.

With me officially accepting the job, the question about me doing playbills. After talking to the senior currently in charge of making them, a decision was reached to form a playbill committee with me at the helm. This way, I can still be in charge like the senior wanted me to be, but I can pass major work off to my team if I got overwhelmed with both of my jobs. Great plan!... hopefully. We'll see how it all works out.