No more word on my friend. I've tried to put it out of my mind for the time being. It doesn't do any good to worry. I've been putting out a lot of good thoughts. I even went to church on his birthday. I figure it wouldn't hurt.
Work has been getting back to normal. I'm actually fairly busy, which in that climate is a good thing. You never know. I'm not counting my chickens, but I'm not freaked out, either. It's not exactly the time to be looking for a job. Besides, I really like the people I work with, so why would I want to change that?
I'm headed to the theatre tonight. Big surprise, I know. I've been seeing a surprising number of plays lately vs. musicals. The comps are more abundant. Plus, not a whole lot of musicals open yet this season. I see Billy Elliot in a couple weeks, but that's about all I have planned at this point. I'm doubtful, unless a ticket flies into my hands as I walk by the theatre with absolutely nothing to do, that I'll see A Tale of Two Cities. The book, to me, was the worst of times and the worst of times. Ugh. The only person I know who's seen it hated it, so didn't help its case with me.
Okay, better run to meet my friend M before the show!
I promise a more thorough update soon. It was hairy there for a couple of weeks, but there's some catching up to do!
About Me
- jazz bird
- I'm a jazz musician (vocal), happy wife (yay!) and a non-traditional, slaving student (and loving it). I have a strong background in musical theatre, but most recently spent about a decade working in high tech, though I'm not your typical geek (not saying I'm not a geek, just different). I constantly feel the need for growth and learning new things. I am looking forward to being on both sides of that process as a teacher. I think once someone feels he has achieved perfection is the moment he stops feeling the need to strive for it and, thus, stops learning. I hope to never lose that internal drive. (I'm also the queen of parenthetical statements).
Central Park, NYC
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