Turning Point: Addi Hinesman
I used to believe that inner peace was constant; something that could be maintained.
It wasn’t until I was sitting next to my best friend, listening to a Taylor Swift playlist while the sun set that I realized this was untrue. Sitting there, I felt peace come over me. I knew then that it was a feeling I could not hold onto. The only way to do this would be to stay in this moment forever.
As I continued to solve the puzzle, I let my fantasies of freezing this moment slip away, returning to my peace.
About the Writer
Addi Hinesman, Web Editor-in-Chief
Addi is in her senior year at Community High School, and this is her fourth year on staff. She is starting her second year as a Web Editor-in-Chief and is more than excited to take on whatever comes her way. Addi loves orange cars, drinking boba tea, getting food with friends and farmers market flowers. When she isn't busy doing homework, she is occupied with her even busier dance schedule. Going into her final year at Community High School, Addi is hoping to make the most of it!
![During a CET rehearsal of the number “A Call to Pierre,” various members in the ensemble, including Maggie Williams, hold up titan tubes. Various people in the ensemble held titan tubes during some numbers in the show, and did basic choreography with them, using the lighting for emphasis. “[Having titan tubes] is a super cool addition to the show,” Williams said.](https://chscommunicator.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/67FXGPwwRSi7VlvWUvKuzOOZ2VN2lueTvbEBAWRQ-600x482.jpg)
