All's Well (if you don't count the cow hide)
Everything in Spring Green is going swimmingly. We are on the verge of tech for Matchmaker and it looks as though our milliner has finished all 30 hats he needed to make for the set. Sets is a little further behind, but they also have more new people working in the shop. Our only fiasco in the crafts room has been a miscalculation and miscommunication about boots for Romeo and Juliet. The original approved design changed when the designer needed to change the shoes into something the actors could fight in. Apparently the first set of shoes slipped too much. We were going to be making boot tops for 8 pairs of the shoes. Unfortunately, the designer made a slight alteration the the look of the boot tops without telling the craft room. We didn't find this out until marking out all of the boots on the leather hide. Blah.
It has been a blessing working 40 hour weeks and living close enough to visit family and friends. I did manage to see X3 with Andrew on opening night. I was greatly disappointed by the lack of costumes at the theatre. This is definitely the weakest of the 3, but still worth seeing. If nothing else, to see Sir Ian McKellen. And stay through the credits. A lot of the people from the 12:05 and 12:09 midnight showings were making fun of their friends from the 12:01 showing getting out later than they did until they heard they had missed out.
It has been a blessing working 40 hour weeks and living close enough to visit family and friends. I did manage to see X3 with Andrew on opening night. I was greatly disappointed by the lack of costumes at the theatre. This is definitely the weakest of the 3, but still worth seeing. If nothing else, to see Sir Ian McKellen. And stay through the credits. A lot of the people from the 12:05 and 12:09 midnight showings were making fun of their friends from the 12:01 showing getting out later than they did until they heard they had missed out.




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Yeah, I heard about why you should stay through the credits. I guess there's some conterversy about this little "extra" too. Still haven't scene it and don't know when I'll get to. Did see the Da Vinci Code over Memorial Day for Sir Ian and I thought that was mostly worth it. Interestingly, the movie makes a case for faith that is not in the book - and there are all these calls for boycotts of the movie. I've never heard a call for a boycott of the book - and that's been out longer. Just goes to show that you really can't sucessfully boycott something you haven't seen.
The books been debated for a while now, but I've come to notice movies always stir up more noise.
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