I know it has been ages since I have posted something (over 10 weeks according to LJ). But after this past weekend, I knew I needed to post (running into so many LJers prompted me to do so). Life has been busy and LJ really fell through the cracks. A quick recap of the goings-on with me in 2008:

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1. For a couple of weeks, I was heavily involved in the Cincinnati New Light Festival. From Sept. 28 through Oct. 6, Jim and I participated in staged readings of plays by amazing playwright August Wilson. The festival was rather successful and it was a great opportunity. Mahogany, former Cincy Shakespeare actress, headed the event and founded the ( Read more... )

Memorial Day Weekend1. The LCT Auditions went well. After some initial confusion, things ran rather smoothly. Jim said that most of the auditionees were good, and a few exceptional ones. Overall, a good event ( Read more... )

Went to Columbus this weekend. It was alright. Nothing very spectacular to talk about really. Well, except for the new Union Station. Yes, they have closed the old location down and moved further down High Street. It's very lovely and has an outdoor patio area for dining. It's very nice. The menu is an eclectic mix of flavors and prices. I highly ( Read more... )

I've been extremely busy these past few weeks, but it has been worth it ( Read more... )

I haven't really had the time to post. I know a part of it has to do with the fact that I can't access LJ at work anymore, but I spend evenings when I'm not doing anything right here in front of my computer screen, so I should be able to post more. Right? Well, maybe not ( Read more... )

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I know I haven't written in a while, but things get extremely busy for me during this time of year. Here's a short version of my Thanksgiving holiday. As usual, I went home to Louisville, KY to spend the holiday with my family:

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I've been quite busy this past week or so. Here's a quick recap:

Saturday 10/21/06
Went to see Jim in his show at the Covedale Center in Western Hills: 1776. It was an excellent production with some great performances, awesome set, and great costumes (yeah, I'm a little biased, but it's the truth). This is the calibre of performance I would expect ( Read more... )

This weekend was quite amazing. As I have mentioned before, the Cincinnati Men's Chorus (CMC) had its 15th anniversary concert. We invited ensembles from Indianapolis, Dayton and Cleveland to sing along with us a beautiful song cycle "When We No Longer Touch." The cycle revolves around the several stages of grief one experiences when losing a loved ( Read more... )