Yesterday was finally the day I had been waiting for! It was finally July 1, one year since Tony and I started dating! I couldn’t sleep very well Monday night at all! Amie and I were at Tony’s grandma’s house Monday night so she could do my hair for today. It took two hours to do that and […]
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Two days in a row with minimal sleep, and I’m now exhausted. I’m surprised I have kept going this long. Not much going on except that my youngest is in another play. She just finished one, and starts another 2 days after closing… Being the person that I am, I will probably help out is
Reading the post on Jamiahsh’s blog about his favorite things, I started to respond to his post then realized I probably had enough information for my own post, so here goes. While I was in a school play when I was 7 and in the chorus of one when I was 10, theatre didn’t really
I never before realized what a great month July is. Not only does it bring the birthday of a very good friend (and the up-coming birth of the couple’s fourth child) but also many Superman related anniversaries July 1, 2004: Marlon Brando (Jor-El from Superman – The Movie [Blu-ray]) dies of lung failure at age
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My introduction to musical theatre was in the first grade as I sat in the high school gymnasium watching a performance of a Rodgers and Hammerstein show that I will come to later. Let me just say I was forever changed at that early age. I have to say that I enjoy a musical even
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Ok, so thespianism is not a real word, but it should be! My husband has been acting in plays since an early age, and I was even in shows way back when before the stage fright got ahold of me, so it’s only natural that we’ve been waiting for the chance to get our daughters involved
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Being a country music fan, a recent news item caught my attention. Seems country superstar Tim McGraw had to step in to perform security duties at his own concert. He spotted a large man in the front row roughing up a female concert-goer, and since security wasn’t close to the guy, McGraw grabbed him up on
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Ok, it is late at night, early in the morning again. I had about 1/2 hour nap earlier today, and I’m wide awake again… So my list of favorite books. 1 – 4 The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings Trilogy — Tolkien 5-11 The 7 Harry Potter Books — Rowling 12-14 The Chronicles of
I remembered a book I enjoy yearly that was made into a movie. It was an animated movie, but it was a movie. Long before Peter Jackson made the “Lord of the Rings” series, Rankin-Bass made “The Hobbit”. This was actually a decent handling of the book. This movie was designed as a family friendly
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Stole this one from Tanja’s site. It looked like fun. The Big Read, an initiative by the National Endowment for the Arts, estimates that the average adult has read 6 of the top 100 books they’ve printed. How about you? 1) Look at the list and bold those you have read. 2) Italicize those you
