The end of school is nigh (Hallelujah!)

That's right! It's April yeaaaahhhh! Which means presents for me! I know it feels like an awful long time since I last posted but my life is not a boring story by any means.
So how did everyone enjoy conference? I thought it was good and the best part is that I've recorded it on our T.V meaning that I can go back and watch it any time me or Mom want.
Recently I was at the Savior of the World dress rehearsal and it was good. It wasn't much of a surprise since I saw it at the V.I.P show with Grandma but still, it's a whole different experience when you're singing some of the same songs as the cast are. Mom did a great job and for those who'll be wondering when I get to perform, I get to perform April 7th at 7:30 p.m.
I can't wait for Ryan and Becca to back! It's gonna be sweet! Of course add that to no school, due to Spring Break and I'll be a happy guy. Unfortunately Mrs. Rodriguez has told us ahead of time that we will have two chapters of History as homework over spring break! That's not the only thing though, it will only be a month away before the dreaded AP tests emerge. Mrs. Rodriguez says we ought to be studying at least one hour everyday for her class. It looks like I have make-up time to do because I have not studied this entire year!
Moving on I once competed in a recent Track meet against Enochs. Suffice it to say we crushed the new school, which isn't saying much. The curse of intelligent running is that you are only going as fast as everybody around you, so if you have a lousy school like Enochs as your competition it doesn't take a really fast mile time to beat them, (although I am proud of myself for moving from 5th to 3rd place and also being able to have a really nice kick at the end of the race.) my mile time for that race was only a 5:35, the same time as I got my first meet. Oh well.
That's my life's story, recently, I hope to hear from you all soon, and I can't wait for Ryan and Becca to come back.
Love, Grant