Finally! Peace and Quiet!

Relatively speaking, that is...

Whew!!! What an exciting two weeks it has been! Well, "Joseph and the Amazing Techicolour Dreamcoat" was a successs and fun as well. I got to spend some great times with the kids during rehearsals, intermission, cast party, etc... I couldn't ask for more. Just getting to play drums for an event like this is worth it.

Oh, one more thing. Everyone in the show got their pictures taken by a wonderful photgrapher. Great shots! (I got my picture taken as well, but I'll spare you the fright...)

Here's Little Buddy. He almost looks innocent.

Here's Girlie Girl. Pretty (pardon the pun) as a picture.

Last, but not least, here's the Big Buddy.

Well, I gotta try to catch up on a few things I left undone because of these last two weeks, but I hope to visit you folks soon and see what you've been up to...

Go go go Joseph!

Last night was the grand opening for "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Coat" and it went very well! I couldn't actually see the show (and my children performing) because I was busy playing drums, but I could hear the audience response and it was awesome! They loved it!

I did get some pics of the warm up and the waiting around before the show. Here's Little Buddy getting ready for his microphone check:



Here's Girly Girl waiting around for something, although I don't know what that thing is:



She was probably waiting around for her friends and it wasn't long before they arrived:



The Big Man does has some small solo parts in the show; he plays the part of the "Lively Lad" and so he ws probably working on his lines:



Finally the Theater Director got them together and started the warm up. Here's about 30 seconds of them warming up. It's really cute to listen to them.



I'd love to get pics of some of the actual live show but I can't. "You know the deal, no pictures or flash photography!"

Logan the Sky Angel

I'm still running around doing way too much right now, but I did want to pass on this video clip that I received today of a Christian radio station phone where a 13 year old called Logan called in. If you haven't heard this yet, take the time to do so. It's really amazing and inspirational!

It took a bit to load, probably because of the massive amount of hits it's getting, but wait for it.

Guess who was in the Audience..

... while I was playing "Guys and Dolls?"

Recognize her? Yep, Calista Flockhart. Yep, it made me nervous and yeah, I tried really hard to keep mistakes down to a minimum.

Next weekend is the grand opening to "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" which means I'll have rehearsal all this week after work. I'm looking forward to doing this because I'll be playing drums while all three of my kids will be in the ensemble as the students. How cool is that?!