Many apologies for the lack of substantive posts lately. I could use midterms as an excuse, but they were pretty easy. I got an A on my Odyssey paper and an A- on my collaborative report for my technical writing class (on governmental cloning regulations, no less). Hooray for me.
We had a very lovely wine tasting this weekend and sampled four different bottles of Pinot Noir. Who knew that when I moved back to Utah (The Insane Liquor Law State) that I would become part of a group that has a monthly wine tasting. I'm learning more about what wines I like and dislike than I ever did living in Hedonistic L.A. (The What Liquor Laws? State)
And yet, at more than one moment during the sulfite-infused evening, I found my thoughts wandering to the work call that had taken place at The Banshee that day and the tech day that happened yesterday. I kept wondering how my auntie and uncle were coping with the insanity of getting the lights and sound incorporated into the show.
They say it went well, but that stage managing is not either's cup of tea. Lucky for me, yes?
I'll be thinking of them a lot this week. Tonight for the first dress rehearsal. Thursday for the first preview. And most of all on Saturday for the first opening night in almost six years that I won't be there for. I hope it goes as smoothly as it can and that all the nit-picky advice that I've passed on over the last couple of months will make it as easy as possible for them.
I mailed my opening night cards to the theatre today. Kick some ass for me, my cherubs! And break a leg!
Next time: Why is it good luck to say "Merde" to someone? Anybody?
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we're going to Burbank for The Hiker the weekend of Halloween... the last time we were at Banshee for the $$$raiser, it was weird, you not being there! I imagine this next Banshee visit will be the same...but worse! j/k Those two will be fine, but it won't be the same... no smiley red head peeking from the sound booth!
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