Enough of sports.
I've added two lists to the sidebars of this blog. One is a listing of all the blogs I visit on a regular basis. And by regular I mean 3-5 times daily. The other is a list of my favorite things at this moment in time. Enjoy!
Saturday, December 29, 2007
My Fair Brady
I found myself watching an entire football game tonight, which is something I never do! Especially when I don't even have people over to watch it with. The New England Patriots solidified their perfect season (16-0) with a win over the New York Giants. Three cheers for Tom Brady!!!
Enough of sports.
I've added two lists to the sidebars of this blog. One is a listing of all the blogs I visit on a regular basis. And by regular I mean 3-5 times daily. The other is a list of my favorite things at this moment in time. Enjoy!
Enough of sports.
I've added two lists to the sidebars of this blog. One is a listing of all the blogs I visit on a regular basis. And by regular I mean 3-5 times daily. The other is a list of my favorite things at this moment in time. Enjoy!
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Potpurri
And now its time for my random blog of the month (or longer).
First, whats going on with me:
Job: Going great. In Sept, I got a nice raise and bonus check and got the best yearly review amongst all the staff. I still look forward to going to work each day (mostly) and it looks as though I'll be finishing up some more online trainings next month. So that means more money, which I always am glad for. The annual holiday show, which I was in charge of again this year, went really well. My kids performed 'Winter Wonderland' and 'We're All In This Together' from High School Musical. It was great fun.
Singing: Also going great! My church gig is sweet. We just performed Saint-Saens' Christmas Oratorio in which I sang all the tenor solos. I've also been teaching music to the little kids during the first half of the service every other week. And after the new year, I may be taking on the position of leading the children's choir as well.
This fall I did three and a half Gilbert and Sullivan productions. First was Trial by Jury with me as the Defendant and The Best of G&S (which counts as the 1/2), in which I had several parts. Second was Utopia, Ltd. where I played Native #5 (The Abusive Husband) in the chorus. And then for West Chester's Old Fashioned Christmas I reprised my role as Edwin the Defendant for another production of Trial by Jury (with a different company). All three shows went swimmingly and were great fun! But I came close to overdosing on oom-pah accompaniments and silly word plays. So this spring I'm taking a hiatus from Gilbert and Sullivan. But shall start again inthe summer, when I return to Buxton to do Pirates of Penzance. Hopefully with a lead!
So, my singing career is slowly growing, and I'm actually getting paid to do some things!!! Go me!
Health: Last week I helped my friends Manny and Marisa move out of their West Chester apartment and into their newly purchased Downingtown abode. Well, started to help anyway. On my second trip I missed the step off the front door and went tumbling down in true Humpty-Dumpty fashion. My stumble resulted in a badly sprained left ankle. This week mostly consisted of a 5lb bag of ice, heating pad, ankle brace, a lot of time in bed and a bottle of Advil. Today, I am doing much better, but still have a lot of healing to do.
Thats enough for now. Hopefully I will remember to post more tomorrow.
First, whats going on with me:
Job: Going great. In Sept, I got a nice raise and bonus check and got the best yearly review amongst all the staff. I still look forward to going to work each day (mostly) and it looks as though I'll be finishing up some more online trainings next month. So that means more money, which I always am glad for. The annual holiday show, which I was in charge of again this year, went really well. My kids performed 'Winter Wonderland' and 'We're All In This Together' from High School Musical. It was great fun.
Singing: Also going great! My church gig is sweet. We just performed Saint-Saens' Christmas Oratorio in which I sang all the tenor solos. I've also been teaching music to the little kids during the first half of the service every other week. And after the new year, I may be taking on the position of leading the children's choir as well.
This fall I did three and a half Gilbert and Sullivan productions. First was Trial by Jury with me as the Defendant and The Best of G&S (which counts as the 1/2), in which I had several parts. Second was Utopia, Ltd. where I played Native #5 (The Abusive Husband) in the chorus. And then for West Chester's Old Fashioned Christmas I reprised my role as Edwin the Defendant for another production of Trial by Jury (with a different company). All three shows went swimmingly and were great fun! But I came close to overdosing on oom-pah accompaniments and silly word plays. So this spring I'm taking a hiatus from Gilbert and Sullivan. But shall start again inthe summer, when I return to Buxton to do Pirates of Penzance. Hopefully with a lead!
So, my singing career is slowly growing, and I'm actually getting paid to do some things!!! Go me!
Health: Last week I helped my friends Manny and Marisa move out of their West Chester apartment and into their newly purchased Downingtown abode. Well, started to help anyway. On my second trip I missed the step off the front door and went tumbling down in true Humpty-Dumpty fashion. My stumble resulted in a badly sprained left ankle. This week mostly consisted of a 5lb bag of ice, heating pad, ankle brace, a lot of time in bed and a bottle of Advil. Today, I am doing much better, but still have a lot of healing to do.
Thats enough for now. Hopefully I will remember to post more tomorrow.
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