Personal Narrative: True-To-Life

A phrase that could be used to describe me is "consistently persistent," and even though I sometimes feel that I make a nuisance of myself when I repeatedly request interviews with actors (I especially feel this way when I 've asked more than five times and I am quickly approaching ten times), I have come to realize that ninety-nine percent of the time, I eventually get what I 've requested. And in the case of Kavan Smith, that is entirely true. I have been a fan of Kavan 's since I saw him in season two of When Calls the Heart, but I actually appreciated his depth of talent, his renowned versatility, and his ability to portray credible, true-to-life characters long before that time (I just wasn 't aware of it). Recently, I was granted a magnificent interview with Kavan, and he was quite forthcoming with details …show more content…
Probably largely a lack of skill at anything else. When I was growing up, I had a best friend from about the age of eight or nine, and we bonded quite tightly. And we both had the same sense of humor. Once we got to middle school, we started skipping school. Not a good role model for kids in that area. We skipped school a lot and worked on comedy skits. We did that for years, and we never really saw a future in that. But we really enjoyed it. When I went to the university, I was studying pre-law. I lasted about a year and a half before the university asked me to withdraw before going under review, in which case I probably would have been kicked out. They told me to reevaluate what I was doing. so I did. And when I got out of there, I thought that only thing I actually remember doing that I really enjoyed...And I wanted to do something with my life that I really enjoyed, 'cause my father did something for a living that he really didn 't enjoy...he was miserable. So I didn 't want to go down that road. I went back to the university when I was ready, about a year later, and I did performing arts and have never regretted