The Mysterious Incident of the Gluestick

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The Mysterious Incident of the Gluestick.
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you can lead a dog to water.

you can lead a dog to water.
Originally uploaded by green.finch

This is proof that Bridget was at the beach.
Those are her prints.
She didn't much like the water. Nobody does, not on Christmas Day. Much too cold.

half&half.

half&half.
Originally uploaded by green.finch

This path is in Virginia Beach. I called it half&half because it's half sand, half wood path. The wood path starts around where the green grass starts, which I just realized, and I think it's just a little bit interesting. The tree at the end is the tree I had my picture taken in, which we eventually used for a lot of stuff at my bat mitzvah.

So yes, I just came back from VA, last night. We took Bridget down to the beach (we took her to VA with us because we didn't want to put her at the kennel again, she hates it there). She'd never been to a beach before, or seen the ocean, or anything, and she loved it.

Chanukah, Color Wars

I've joined Chanukah Color Wars on Facebook. I'm on the Red Team, which is ruach, or spirit.

I really don't have much to say on the subject...
Well, the first mission was to sign Israel's 60th birthday card. You can get the link from any of the team pages (blue, red, green). But red is better.

I really want to go somewhere for break. We might be going to Asheville, but with the current economic situation of our family and the rest of the whole damn country, it might not be possible...

Tomorrow!

Tomorrow is...officially...the last day of acting. Which makes me sad. *is sad.*

Sorry, I'm a little...energetic right now? I was just at Friday night services and I was talking to someone who talks really fast, and I tend to pick up other people's speaking habits if I hang out with them for too long. So now I'm kind of hyper.

Anyways, I don't want it to be the last day because last days make me sad. :( I'm also missing my friend Sophie's bat mitzvah. (Her sister is the girl I was talking to. They're cool.)

I have to do 2 performance art pieces tomorrow, and one of them is mostly planned (with Molly, who is amazing) and the other one is...barely an idea? Which is pathetic.

For the first one, with Molly, part of the assignment was to use a mask, and my mom got some at party city and they were $7 EACH. I was like, wtf? Because that's ridiculous. They say the value of the dollar is low. They're wrong. THE DOLLAR HAS NO VALUE. AT ALL.

Anyways. I'm also seeing Molly's play, A Child's Christmas in Wales, tomorrow, which will be fun.
Ok. I'm leaving now. Bye. <3

Light up Durham. etcetera.

I was in Light up Durham on Saturday.

I had the first solo. My mom thought she took more videos than this, but she actually didn't. So this is all I've got.

Anyway, now that we're done with Light Up Durham, we're also done with Put on Your Sunday Clothes, which was the song we performed. It's from Hello, Dolly!, in case you were wondering, which you probably weren't.

We had our first class since the performance today, and we did about ten minutes of voice class, and we sang some songs. We were just like, "I wanna sing Seasons of Love!" and we did. So we sang Seasons of Love, and some of All That Jazz (the parts that we could remember), and Somewhere Over the Rainbow (sorry, couln't resist the colors). Then we did, like, actual dancing, and our first real dance warm-up in a really long time. And I was glad about that, because I had a pretty intense dance workout warm-up class on Monday, and my muscles were really sore (due to Lactic Acid Fermentation, an anaerobic process that takes place during Cell Respiration. Sorry, midterm exams are next week).

Then we watched the full video of us doing Sunday Clothes at Light up Durham, and did some critiquing. That wasn't so fun.
And then we found out that the next song we're doing is Magic to Do, from Pippin. And we're going to learn some Bob Fosse choreography. Which is going to be spectacular and fun.

Brace yourself for amazingness.