It's still here?! AWESOME!
Aaaaand, I'm back! Ta da! Good lordy, it's been over a year since my last post. Thirteen months! What the hell was I doing all that time? I don't remember - cause I didn't write it down here! Well I'm fixing that!
...Hee, I love back-reading everyone's posts...and, done!
Not much to report for this week...I'm heading back down tomorrow for dance classes - I was supposed to be in Annapolis this past weekend for the FDF dance comp, but we couldn't get a team together this year. It's sad, cause it's the first time in five years I didn't go - but also happy cause I avoided my yearly January aneurysm, hee. So now we're preparing for our March comp, as well as the younglings' performances for various pro-Hellenic functions.
I also have a Museum meeting on Thursday - I'm helping to organize an art exhibition for the Museum. Bossman came up with a cool idea of doing 300 years of EB history through art, and I approve because we have WWII shell-casing-candlesticks which I can't WAIT to display. He wasn't too keen on it at first, but dammit turning tragedy into candlesticks is art. Plus we don't have any WWII-era stuff, apart from the helmet with a hole in it. And that's BORING. (the guy lived, no worries) We also got a grant to write/publish a catalogue for the exhibition - I'm doing most of the research and text-writing with Bossman, cause I frankly don't trust the others to do it.
Is that bad?
Can't wait for this weekend!!!
...Hee, I love back-reading everyone's posts...and, done!
Not much to report for this week...I'm heading back down tomorrow for dance classes - I was supposed to be in Annapolis this past weekend for the FDF dance comp, but we couldn't get a team together this year. It's sad, cause it's the first time in five years I didn't go - but also happy cause I avoided my yearly January aneurysm, hee. So now we're preparing for our March comp, as well as the younglings' performances for various pro-Hellenic functions.
I also have a Museum meeting on Thursday - I'm helping to organize an art exhibition for the Museum. Bossman came up with a cool idea of doing 300 years of EB history through art, and I approve because we have WWII shell-casing-candlesticks which I can't WAIT to display. He wasn't too keen on it at first, but dammit turning tragedy into candlesticks is art. Plus we don't have any WWII-era stuff, apart from the helmet with a hole in it. And that's BORING. (the guy lived, no worries) We also got a grant to write/publish a catalogue for the exhibition - I'm doing most of the research and text-writing with Bossman, cause I frankly don't trust the others to do it.
Is that bad?
Can't wait for this weekend!!!