Hello my lovely readers, real or imagined. I'm happy to say that our MRAC grant proposal was submitted last week and unlike last year I didn't crawl in an utterly destroyed shell of a man. I entered the MRAC office with our proposal standing tall, confident, proud, and even feeling a little sexy in a grant writing kind of way.
Tonight is the first night of several nights of auditions for A Few Good Men. We have at least 4 Bahgillion people auditioning. There's a lot of excitement for this show in the local acting community and I'm certain that this excitement will be spreading over to the general populace like a pandemic of awesomeness as we approach opening night.
And then there's Bright Ideas, opening May 7th, which will be followed by you laughing your face off. I am currently doing research on the subject matter of the play which covers the mentality of many parents that feel the early formidable years of a child's life are not just important, they're almost a matter of life and death. Currently I'm reading the book Toilet Trained for Yale: Adventures in 21st-Century Parenting by Ralph Schoenstein and essentially what I'm getting out of it at this point is that I need to get my 1 year old enrolled in pre-calculus before the week is out. More on this as it develops in my mind.
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