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I arrived home tonight at 10:10 PM. This is not normal for me. Most Sundays I am still
in the midst of the post show duties at that time.
The reason for this is the new play that we put into previews this week.

It's a Sarah Rhule play, Eurydice. It's short , but beautiful. And this production combines
my two theater worlds. It's a co-production, but this is one done right.
My summer home , the Shakespeare company and the large regional theater I work at the rest
of the year have joined forces. I am kind of in heaven. It's a great way to end the "regular season".

The news from home is good. My mother continues to be a star patient. She is getting around
quite well with her little walker. She is so tiny that they had to find a extra small one.
But she has always been a fiercely determined person. It continues to serve her well.

We also discovered that my oldest niece is pregnant with her second child. She is convinced
it will be a girl. But we will see.

The puppy is growing into a streamlined little wonder. His puppy fat is no more!
Do all small dogs develop this quickly? I have so little experience with the little breeds.

Cheers.

Date: 2008-03-17 02:57 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] theatreannie.livejournal.com
How'd the tornado affect everyone at work?

They're also about to open Eurydice somewhere locally because the teachers in the props shop & costume shop are working on getting things done for it

Date: 2008-03-17 05:12 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] suenix.livejournal.com
It didn't affect anyone I know at work.
But some of us have friends that live in the affected areas.
It's going to be some time till things are normal downtown.

Date: 2008-03-18 01:57 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] tringa.livejournal.com
Yay! Babies are fun... when you don't have to change them. ;)

And my 17 lbs. smooth fox terriers were considered "done" before they hit 9 mons. I'm guessing your Boston is about the same size. It is sort of weird that the smaller guys develop twice as quickly yet live so much longer than the really large breeds.

Date: 2008-03-18 03:17 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] suenix.livejournal.com
Yeah! The breeder said that he would be no more than
17 lbs. So this is normal then. Thanks for the info.

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