YAY!!
PASSOVER HAS PASSED OVER! YAY!
We had dinner at California Pizza Kitchen and indulged in all of the "passover 'p's"
*pizza
*pasta
*and a whole lot of other things that start with 'p'
Anyway, while we were there, we met up with the rabbi from the synogauge that we attended before our current one. Every time, he has to put his hands on my shoulders or shake my hand or something, but it's always me...Why me? Am I that huggable? (w00t!).
*Sigh* Anyway, in other news: Around the middle of the year, I was a member of a ComedySportz team. Few problems arose with that. In this particular "sport" your team is assigned a coach (which your team pays for in order to be 'an official team'). Based on my personal dealings with this particular coach, he was almost as good as the coach we had had the previous year and seemed to know what he was doing. One of the two captains decided that this coach had 'dissed' her in some way and single-handedly (with the help of her mother) called the head quarters and demanded a different coach (without first consulting the team or the other captain). The coach was replaced by a guy who's ego would not fit in the room. He looked like he had gotten out of high school two years ago (max). I can't put into words how incredibly annoying and horrible (of a coach) that this guy was. But for some odd reason, the person that had fired the previous coach was infatuated with him (though I think that her captain status had been revoked by then). So now, the other captain and a great number of the other members decided that they don't want to compete. What is the point of being involved in a sport if you never compete with anyone? That's the whole reason that makes it a game. Or a sport. Or whatever. On top of that, the people that run ComedySportz are going to start charging us more than doubble the ammount that we were paying in the first place, so we as a team, decided not to be official ComedySportz anymore. So now we get to the story of two weeks ago. The team is going about hiring an improv instructor. We had him come to 'test the chemistry' and I personally think that it went very well. Durring the practice session, one of the people (the captain I was talking about before) leaves. I didn't think much of anything of it, considering the large sum of extra-curricular activites various members of the group are involved in. So later I find out that she left because she was upset that the group hadn't hired 'her favorite coach' for extra practices, and so she decided that she wasn't going to have anything to do with us until we bent to her whim. Apparently she was asked to leave the group.
So now I'm confused. Are we a team, or a trouppe?
We had dinner at California Pizza Kitchen and indulged in all of the "passover 'p's"
*pizza
*pasta
*and a whole lot of other things that start with 'p'
Anyway, while we were there, we met up with the rabbi from the synogauge that we attended before our current one. Every time, he has to put his hands on my shoulders or shake my hand or something, but it's always me...Why me? Am I that huggable? (w00t!).
*Sigh* Anyway, in other news: Around the middle of the year, I was a member of a ComedySportz team. Few problems arose with that. In this particular "sport" your team is assigned a coach (which your team pays for in order to be 'an official team'). Based on my personal dealings with this particular coach, he was almost as good as the coach we had had the previous year and seemed to know what he was doing. One of the two captains decided that this coach had 'dissed' her in some way and single-handedly (with the help of her mother) called the head quarters and demanded a different coach (without first consulting the team or the other captain). The coach was replaced by a guy who's ego would not fit in the room. He looked like he had gotten out of high school two years ago (max). I can't put into words how incredibly annoying and horrible (of a coach) that this guy was. But for some odd reason, the person that had fired the previous coach was infatuated with him (though I think that her captain status had been revoked by then). So now, the other captain and a great number of the other members decided that they don't want to compete. What is the point of being involved in a sport if you never compete with anyone? That's the whole reason that makes it a game. Or a sport. Or whatever. On top of that, the people that run ComedySportz are going to start charging us more than doubble the ammount that we were paying in the first place, so we as a team, decided not to be official ComedySportz anymore. So now we get to the story of two weeks ago. The team is going about hiring an improv instructor. We had him come to 'test the chemistry' and I personally think that it went very well. Durring the practice session, one of the people (the captain I was talking about before) leaves. I didn't think much of anything of it, considering the large sum of extra-curricular activites various members of the group are involved in. So later I find out that she left because she was upset that the group hadn't hired 'her favorite coach' for extra practices, and so she decided that she wasn't going to have anything to do with us until we bent to her whim. Apparently she was asked to leave the group.
So now I'm confused. Are we a team, or a trouppe?