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Ruth Fulton Griffin (October 31, 1918-July 2, 2008)
On Wednesday afternoon I was sitting on a rock next to a stream in Tourne park, trying to release my breath, when my mother called to tell me my grandmother had died. It was a beautiful day.
I took Amtrak to Boston since the people working on my car were unsympathetic to my situation. I planned most of the Catholic service myself. The chuch staff ( Read more... ) -
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1. Make a copy of this big list
2. Bold the things that you have in common with me
3. Whatever you don't bold, replace with things about you
4. Post the result in your journal, so others can compare
5. Comment to me that you've done so.
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Mortality
I learned on Friday afternoon that one of my colleagues passed away from complications with breast cancer. She was treated and in remission and even came back to work for a while, but she's been on medical leave all spring. I think the cancer spread to her spine. Lil was the speech therapist and her office is right across the hall from me. She ( Read more... ) -
Come see my latest project!
Anyone Can Whistle
A new staging of the revised "concert version"
Featuring Marguerite Durant as Fay
and James Lopez as Hapgood
Book by Arthur Laurents
Music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Directed by Carol Cornicelli
Music Direction by Jim Campodonico
February 22, 23 and 29 at 8 PM
February 24 at 2PM
March 1, 7 and 8 at 8 PM
March 2 at 2PM
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Next show at the Barn is a R&H review, It's a Grand Night for Singing, cast of ~12. Looks like fun, finally get to sing some real solos.
You know those church choir basses who always sing too loud and 1/4 beat late? Yeah, we've got one of them. I miss you guys from WCC. -
Final dress rehearsal (with audience)
I will never work with this director again. She reblocked a major musical number 20 minutes before curtain tonight.