Gotta balance somehow

[ann_mcn]

Overbooked myself this week. I'd have no trouble doing everything if I didn't have that pesky need to earn a living at my day job. *sigh*

Wednesday night, several of us from the tavern, including hallmonkey, went to see The Mystery of Irma Vep at the the ARTstation in Stone Mountain Village. We met at Mama Mia's for pasta before the show, and then laughed

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[filkferengi]

I saw the Kenneth Branagh "Love's Labor's Lost" recently & loved it. I'm also enjoying reading your theatrical adventures around town.

[ann_mcn]

I haven't seen that - hope to get the chance though.

And thank you so much for commenting. People haven't been commenting on these posts, but I would love to discuss the plays, or the theatres, or the volunteer exeperiences - whatever. And I think it is important to remind people of how grand live performances are.

But it's nice to know some one reads them!

[ann_mcn]

I haven't seen that - hope to get the chance though.

And thank you so much for commenting. People haven't been commenting on these posts, but I would love to discuss the plays, or the theatres, or the volunteer exeperiences - whatever. And I think it is important to remind people of how grand live performances are.

But it's nice to know some one reads them!

[filkferengi]

You're an excellent writer, & I enjoy reading your behind-the-scene accounts. When it comes to going out myself, I get caught in an anti-Milesian forward inertia. By the time we try to get in a daily walk, dinner, etc., having to go somewhere far away, let alone expensive, with problematic parking, and [worst of all] requiring dressing up, is just right out.

There's an energy with live performances you just don't get anywhere else. Maybe one of these days, I won't be so far behind & can actually hear about stuff *before* it's over & make it out to some of these fun things.