Onward and Upward

The shop plowed head first into the dance concert today. 12 of 14 pairs of pants have been cut out and 3 stitched together. Tomorrow is the first mass fitting for Paulette's piece. I will have enough work on hand to keep the shop busy until at least Monday. About that time, Joyce will probably have everything together for Peace Prize and the shop will turn their attentions there. Still, alterations and 14 pairs of pants is a fair amount of work that I no longer have to do myself. Another student is eager to help me dye everything as well. Thankfully, she has essentially the same class schedule as I do, so coordinating a time won't be that difficult.

On top of the 40 costumes for the dance concert, I have picked up a distressing (as in to age and make dirty, not frustrating) project from David Murin for George Street, and a hat for a former student. In addition to the pile of alterations for a very patient actor. I am an admitted sadist, but others are just now beginning to realize how little I sleep. By my own choosing...you can be a slacker at this program if you chose...you're just more likely to remain at Mason Gross if you look busy.