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Never read it. Fun though
Aug. 19th, 2003 11:31 am
The Bermuda Triangle:
Gotta catch 'em all.
Fnord.
Which Illuminati are you?
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Aug. 19th, 2003
The Bermuda Triangle:
Gotta catch 'em all.
Fnord.
Which Illuminati are you?
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Thanks to the dragon
Aug. 19th, 2003 11:34 am
You are a descriptive writer. An avid reader of
Robert Frost, perhaps, you LOVE to use flowery
words and use the paper and pen as your canvas
and paintbrush. You prefer to paint a mental
image rather than simply toy around with
people's minds. A very inspired person, you
love to be in nature and usually are a very
outdoorsy type of person. A writer with a
natural green thumb, perhaps?
What's YOUR Writing Style?
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No quiz this time
Aug. 19th, 2003 01:33 pmI have noticed that every time I have posted in the last few days, it is to list another silly/fun quiz result. I think it's cause I have so little time and it's a quickie update. Not really telling what is going on, but hey, what the hell.
Exhausted today. After my rehearsal, I was convinced to stay and watch the court shows. Got "flirted" with by both Scott S and Tim M, as they both pick on patrons during their respective shows. I was the only new female. so I guess I was the lucky one. LOL. Scott flirting with me is nothing new, been doing that for years. Last rehearsal ended around ll:00. After chatting with Randy and Tim M for a while, I realized it was 11:30 and I still had to get home. And I am in early today. UGH.
One of the hardest things to do when being a director and watching a show of someone you know, is that uncontrollable desire to want to give notes to tighten the piece. You want to HELP, but if you are not asked for it, you shouldn't give it. I so hate that. There was one moment at the end of Court's Court that just needed a tiny physical change and it would have been heartbreaking, but since the director is in the scene, she couldn't see it as well. (Note: THIS is why I tape my rehearsals and performances. If I can't see it from the outside, I can't see how to fix it. I love outside eyes) After worrying myself about offering the suggestion, and asking lots of opinions as to whether it would be ok to do it, I got up the guts to offer the thought. I gave her the disclaimer that she could tell me to go suck a rock or something and could ignore it. I told her what I saw and how I thought it could work. She really liked the suggestion! WHEW! I think it will kill the audiences when they see it. Show already gave me goosebumps. GO TEAM!
Jim Nieb watched my show the other day and thanked me for the respect I offered by asking for his opinion. That man is the consummate gentleman. Talented, serious, smart...great instinct for clown work. The best sign for me was that even with the pen and paper in his hand, he STILL laughed outloud about 4 times. I was relieved. He also gave me some great notes. Stillness is so hard for me. I have to remember my training. Breath and stillness.
It's going to be a great year!
Exhausted today. After my rehearsal, I was convinced to stay and watch the court shows. Got "flirted" with by both Scott S and Tim M, as they both pick on patrons during their respective shows. I was the only new female. so I guess I was the lucky one. LOL. Scott flirting with me is nothing new, been doing that for years. Last rehearsal ended around ll:00. After chatting with Randy and Tim M for a while, I realized it was 11:30 and I still had to get home. And I am in early today. UGH.
One of the hardest things to do when being a director and watching a show of someone you know, is that uncontrollable desire to want to give notes to tighten the piece. You want to HELP, but if you are not asked for it, you shouldn't give it. I so hate that. There was one moment at the end of Court's Court that just needed a tiny physical change and it would have been heartbreaking, but since the director is in the scene, she couldn't see it as well. (Note: THIS is why I tape my rehearsals and performances. If I can't see it from the outside, I can't see how to fix it. I love outside eyes) After worrying myself about offering the suggestion, and asking lots of opinions as to whether it would be ok to do it, I got up the guts to offer the thought. I gave her the disclaimer that she could tell me to go suck a rock or something and could ignore it. I told her what I saw and how I thought it could work. She really liked the suggestion! WHEW! I think it will kill the audiences when they see it. Show already gave me goosebumps. GO TEAM!
Jim Nieb watched my show the other day and thanked me for the respect I offered by asking for his opinion. That man is the consummate gentleman. Talented, serious, smart...great instinct for clown work. The best sign for me was that even with the pen and paper in his hand, he STILL laughed outloud about 4 times. I was relieved. He also gave me some great notes. Stillness is so hard for me. I have to remember my training. Breath and stillness.
It's going to be a great year!
Magick anyone?
Aug. 19th, 2003 04:06 pm
You are a practitioner of High Magic, but are too
focused on certain Jewish Kabbalah influences.
Contradiction, anyone?
What is your Magickal Paradigm?
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Ok, I may regret this
Aug. 19th, 2003 05:20 pmCelly McFae...
Do me...um, I mean, ask me your magic five...
but, be gentle.
Do me...um, I mean, ask me your magic five...
but, be gentle.