Before heading down, a large group of us met together in front of the daily pick up and drop off of students, around 11:15 AM. This is where we talked and lowered our pins and needles relating to the big performance for Sunset’s choir program. We loaded the buses and headed away from Sunset’s campus; the trip down to Eugene was exciting, yet nerve-wracking all at the same time. To help take down stress levels: some of us talked with friends, sang along to music, slept, or did our homework to pass the time.
“The bus trip down there we didn’t really do much,” Natasha Anderson told me, “an hour until we got there, we played Cards Against Humanity with the entirety of the back of the bus.” Talking with Lauren Hall as well, she agreed that the
“The bus trip down there we didn’t really do much,” Natasha Anderson told me, “an hour until we got there, we played Cards Against Humanity with the entirety of the back of the bus.” Talking with Lauren Hall as well, she agreed that the