Love me, love me, say

Love me, love me, say that you love me

I was in a cold sweat thinking about this review. I’ve never been in a show where the critic talked about me directly. They might discuss who my character was, but I would never be one of the people who got a “so and so was horrible” or “so and so was great”. I was a tad freaked out because I assumed that in this show, I had a much bigger chance of getting personal attention. Apparently, that is not yet the case! I’ve forgotten how to do links (and the version of blogger I’m getting today doesn’t have the “link” button. Oh well. Time for some old-fashioned cut and paste!
http://www.tpsonline.org/discus/messages/8/1651.html?991744887

On a non-theatre note, I’m back at Committee for Children today and tomorrow. They are my favorites so far, I think. My sweetie supervisor from last time (who had just gotten engaged) has apparently just gotten back from two weeks in Hawaii - where she got married! It’s all very exciting. The people here are just so nice, and the job is much more fun than most of the assignments I’ve had. Thursday, though, I start on a month-long assignment. Since Adams knew I am sitting and waiting to hear about my dream job (at POP! Multimedia), they thought I might be a good choice for this one. It’s Architects, again, but hopefully it’ll be more fun than my last architect job. That was a great example of a situation where the people are great but the job just STINKS. Plus, I’ll be getting paid more than usual, which will be really nice, since Bill and I are SCREWED right now as far as bills go. We may end up giving back the car that my family gave us, because we’re just too broke to get it fixed and pay for parking and it’s just not worth it. Pretty sad. I love that car.