so remember this post?
well it just so happens that I will be preforming the part of "Egg Lady" these coming weeks.
you should probably come see it.
if you do you will see:
my hair bigger than it has probably ever been, a giant, yellow dress, a hideous beast, a magical rose, etc.... and an all around wonderful cast, pit, and tech crew.
now I know I am a bit bias...(okay maybe really bias).... but believe me this is not a show you want to miss. Pleasant Grove High School does a PHENOMENAL job on all of the productions presented there.
You will be amazed.
So come! Enjoy a night full of: romance, adventure, enchanted objects, GREAT songs, and good, family fun (: Come "be our guest!" You'll be glad you did.
Today's 106.5 is no more now it's "Rock 106.5"
AHHHHHH!!!!!!
Part of me died. How am I supposed to enjoy Christmas music after Halloween now?
How am I supposed to listen to TWO radio stations while driving on Sunday's. Most importantly how am I supposed to listen to Show Tunes Saturday Night?!?!?!
That was my favorite thing about driving on Saturdays!!!!
Yes, that is the part I will be playing in "Beauty and The Beast" this school year.
And I'm happy with it.
Basically, I think that means I will be saying the line: "I need six eggs!!!!"
It has been a stressful past few days with splitting headaches and a pit in my stomach. And yes, it's sometimes sad not to see my name by the part I wanted to play, but I am happy right now.
I'm sorry to those who aren't happy with how things went, but things work out, I promise.
For those of you interested in seeing the rest of the list here you go:
(leads)
(Ensemble)
It will be a wonderful cast this year, everyone is extremely talented.
it's the one rule in flying. I learned that last night.
so as previously mentioned sometime long ago on my blog, I have very talented friends.
many of these friends are in "Peter Pan: A Musical Adventure."
Now Peter Pan may never grow old, but the show certainly gets better with time.
1953:
(of course this is animated and the singers were not meant to have wonderful voices... I think.)
1960:
(yeah. a full grown women for a boy, and sometimes they can't act.)
Now:
(this was the only recording I could find. No Peter singing. But in this version Peter is actually played by a boy!)
go see "Peter Pan: A Musical Adventure" at Pleasant Grove High School. The Productions class did a fabulous job in preparing for it. So go! You won't regret it. I promise. Buy tickets early here:
and am blessed to hear this song and have it stuck in my head all of Sunday and today:
I hope one day my future family will love me enough to dance on my gravesite
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oh wait.
Monday, August 6, 2012
so I'm a slacker.
I really wanted to write in my blog for the past while... it just hasn't happened.
so here are some things I could have blogged about:
Stake Trek
Dilemmas
How much I hate Construction
"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat"
....
oh wait I am talking about that last one
....
Come see Joseph! It really is an amazing show (:
(and I'm not just saying that because I'm in it)
also... sometimes I wake up way too early so I can be on TV...
see this link? click it.... (I promise we don't wear tie-dye shirts for the whole show and we sound a lot better not at 6 in the morning)
If you are interested:
When: August 6-11 and 13
Time: 8 pm (you can start coming in at 7:15)
Where: American Fork Amphitheater
Tickets are: - $10 Adults - $8 Seniors (55+) and children 12 & under (2 and under are free) - Family Pass is $35/immediate family - up to 6 people (ex. 2 adults and 4 children) - Tickets may be purchased at the Historic City Hall in American Fork (31 Church St.) or at Kohlers in Highland and from Cast Members.
Credit card orders may be taken by Lori at 801-763-3081. Tickets may be picked up or paid tickets can picked up “will call”.
Plus if me being in it isn't enough for you...
we have a live camel, his name is Cosmo.
This past week some of my family and I went on a road trip to Lawrence, Kansas.
(now hurry and throw in your "I don't think you're in Kansas anymore" jokes)
Here's an account of my many adventures:
On the Road/ Parker, Colorado:
First off if you ever road with my family you will learn we listen to two kinds of music, no not Country and Western. Broadway/Disney and Oldies.
Namely:
Also sometimes my cousin and I go on walks and we stalk...
Animals.
Now I'm going to teach you a few tricks of the trade for hunting animals:
While hunting a bunny you must be extremely quite, move in a zig-zag motion (if you don't the bunny will notice you I promise,) once you are within 5 feet of the bunny dive for it (I didn't do that but I'm sure if I had I would've caught it)
Next Coyotes: I didn't actually see one... but the path we were taking said it was coyote area so I was on guard just in case I had to take one down.)
Last of all deer; they're a tuff'un. Once you spot the deer crossing the street you must be completely silent. Walk slowly to the yard of which it's staying, always on your toes. If the deer puts up a front leg it probably means it's not in a good mood. However, if you begin singing songs you learned from Disney movies it most likely will let you be.
Also on walks it is important you have the proper protection from cars that keep on going in circles around you so use a spare key and a gummy worm.
On the Road to Lawrence:
With the sun rising over the horizon how could this not be one of the greatest trips?
So now it's time for you to know what I learn from movies we watch on or rides:
Such as:
love this movie
I love young men who can dress well.. a lot
(sorry for the poor quality it's hard to get good pictures of people dancing)
mmm if they can pull off suspenders and can sing they might hold part of my heart.
Lawrence/Kansas City
Culver's, daily walks with Janae, and card games. What could be better?
I would say nothing but that'd be a lie.
Going to the Kansas City Missouri Temple was the highlight of my trip.
isn't it beautiful?
so happy
Basically I love temples.
Heading Home:
Got up at 3:30 Utah time to drive 17 hours to my house.
Even with getting up that early I enjoy drives.
the sun rising behind us.
But, even with the joys of trips there really is no place like home.
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