But let me fill you in. COOL STUFF!
1. I am co-directing our UIL One-Act Play. Zone competition is next Tuesday! We're doing Orpheus Descending by Tennessee Williams. No small feat. In fact, this show is incredibly difficult. I really feel that it has been rewarding for all of us, though. It has been quite difficult for me to go straight into another rehearsal process right after I closed Big Love. Not really much of a break for me at all. Spring Break wasn't a break, either - more rehearsal time! However, I love my job and I want to do anything to help out the UIL Play. Here's a promotional pic:
2. Greg is a Baylor fanatic. I've noticed that Baylor grads are pretty snobby about their education (well, it is a private Baptist University). I totally have room to say this because I am married to a Baylor Grad. Haha! All in good fun! Greg likes to joke around that Baylor is "God's University" and that he would like to be buried by Baylor so he could "watch sports games." I never thought of Baylor as a successful sports school, so that shows you some collegiate loyalty. He always has been a huge fan. I like that, despite the jokingly snobby comments. And guess what?! Baylor is doing remarkably well in the NCAA tournament! They will be in Houston tomorrow playing in the Sweet Sixteen Championship! I have a feeling this will be a fun weekend. I'll even be a Baylor wannabe and wear my Baylor shirt. Should I pair it with pearls and an expensive handbag to complete the snob ensemble? I THINK SO!
3. Only two more months until summer!!!!
1 comments:
yay for UIL! Have fun with that.
yeah, i went to baylor too. i thought our team spirit was way less than other schools, like A&M or Auburn or Arkansas! those schools are super spirited. I guess I was preoccupied during my college years, didn't really pay much attention to sports. but we (baylor) do have a few niches we've been successful in. Basketball, tennis....guess that's it, haha!
SIC 'EM!!
p.s. Did Greg teach you how to properly form your claw? Put you hand around your knee to get the perfect claw shape! That's how I was taught in my orientation.
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