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Welp, I guess it’s about time I made this. 

I have many words and I’m gonna be making another post about everything that I’ve done within the past few years, but I wanted to dedicate a post specifically to talk about WGI and my marching journey. (Also apologies if I miss anyone in the tags, there’s a LOT of people lol)

It took me a really long time to try to find the words about how I was feeling but I think I’ve had enough time to reflect upon everything and how I truly feel. I’m so grateful that I got to be a part of Kaizen. This was somewhere that truly did feel special, and I got to be a part of something that has never been seen before: a debuting open class group being promoted to world class mid-season. Something like this is unheard of and only goes to show how amazing we were and how far I can see Kaizen going. I’m so happy that I not only got to be a part of it, but also felt so welcomed and pushed to do what I love to the highest I possibly could. This is somewhere that I truly feel I can call my home, and I wouldn’t change how the season went for anything.

I’d like to give my personal thanks to some people that mean a lot to me (1/5)——>

To everyone at Kaizen, thank you for being yourselves and taking me in. Every one of you has been so amazing to be around and I could find myself talking with almost every section, which feels like a rarity at times. You all have been such an amazing family to be part of and such good people, that it never felt like I was being outcasted from the pack.

To all my past educators, thank you all for putting your trust in me in making your visions come to reality. You all have taught me so many valuable lessons that I take with me everywhere in life now, and I am so appreciative of it. Thank you for pushing me when rehearsals were tough, but also being an ear for when life was becoming too much. I hope that I truly lived up to the standards that you all have set, and I will continue to hold myself to those standards. (2/5)——>

To all of my fellow ageouts who I’ve marched with in the past, I hope that you all have made it to groups that make you feel at home like I did. I know that there was a lot of you that I didn’t
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