Change -- can't digitally do it!
My mom must have felt really sorry for me because she gave me my Christmas present early -- a new digital camera. I got to pick and decided on a new Kodak Easy share. That is the what the first one was. I couldn't branch out. Had to stick with what I know. And the verdict -- I love it. It is small, easy to use, and exactly what I had hoped. Really, I am just so excited to be able to capture moments again. Speaking of moments, there have been so many in the past week that I don't know if I can cover them all.
We just finished Frankenstein at JWT on Thursday night. It was a great run with a great cast and a great director. My only complaint -- it was too short of a run! I had a blast working with everyone and was sad to say goodbye. Mom, Pat, Patti K, and Judy came to the last show on Thursday which thrilled me. Victoria and some of the theatre girls came too. It was a bit nostalgic to be backstage with them again considering my first show with them was when they were around nine years old. Now they are teenagers! There was a little girl in the show that I connected with so she made backstage a blast during the run. The kids are my favorite thing about Jenny Wiley and pull me back everytime.
My favorite part about JWT -- the kids
Hard at work backstage. 
Miranda and Amanda
Afterward, some of the cast went to Bob Evans to break bread before parting.
We just finished Frankenstein at JWT on Thursday night. It was a great run with a great cast and a great director. My only complaint -- it was too short of a run! I had a blast working with everyone and was sad to say goodbye. Mom, Pat, Patti K, and Judy came to the last show on Thursday which thrilled me. Victoria and some of the theatre girls came too. It was a bit nostalgic to be backstage with them again considering my first show with them was when they were around nine years old. Now they are teenagers! There was a little girl in the show that I connected with so she made backstage a blast during the run. The kids are my favorite thing about Jenny Wiley and pull me back everytime. Was Jeff really acting?
My original "theatre kids"
My favorite part about JWT -- the kids Hard at work backstage. Miranda and Amanda The day after closing, we had to strike the set. Much to everyone's surprise, it was my first strike that I can recall. It was humourous to see me with power tools, but it wasn't bad at all. Here is a pic for the family to have a few chuckles.
Afterward, some of the cast went to Bob Evans to break bread before parting. It was one of the most entertaining lunches I have had. It was Mitch's first time to Bob Evans, and he ate up. Mitch is hysterically funny so we laughed the entire time. 
My favorite part of the lunch was reading the menu. Mitch knew nothing about Bob Evans so he made us take turns reading the history aloud. AAhhh. All I can say is good times. Here is Jeff reading us a dramatic passage concerning Bob's sausage factory undertaking. 
posted by Amanda at 8:40 PM
4 Comments:
Thanks so much for your comment! You can most definitely count me in for another adventure whenever you'd like....it was a lot of fun and I'm sure you would have loved it!
Love the pictures...and I don't blame you on the camera choice! Looks like you have been busy but having lots of fun too! I forgot to comment on the "ugly dress" shopping pictures from before...i have definitely done those before and the little purple (not sure what color) strapless dress was sooo pretty! You're such a model...even in teen prom dresses...HA HA!
Anyways, I miss you here in Celina! Can't wait to chat soon and plan the winter adventure :-) Talk to you soon!
i miss bob evans... congrats on the 1/2 maarathon.. i knew you could do it...
Love the pics, your new camera is great! We like the Frankenstein pics, he should play basketball...
Kirsten
hey amanda...it's gina, from the good ol' days of teays valley-clcs rivalries. i found you through your sister, via facebook. looks like you have quite a busy life. hope all is well!
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