July 4th

As the holiday weekend approaches, I look forward to the traditional celebration that we have at Horn In The West each year. On the 4th, we celebrate with a traditional ceremony that includes 13 toasts to the 13 Colonies and a burning of King George. (Sorry George!)

Here is a layout I created last year that show King George being burnt in effigy and shows the toast that I read for the celebration!




I hope you all have a wonderful weekend and if you are in the US that you find a wonderful way to celebrate our country!

Horn In The West

Here are some pictures that Ryan's mother took last Saturday:





I cannot say it enough. I love my job. I get to dance every night (except Mondays) and earn a paycheck doing it!

Two more days!

We finally ran the entire show today! TWICE! We have an amazing show that is just full talented people! I cannot wait until Friday night!

I have still not had time to craft, but look forward to having some downtime once the season opens and I have a bit of rest!

I have some very exciting news so stay tuned!

Time

I have not been able to scrap since Sunday. My days are as follows:
9:00-12:15/12:30- Fight call/ Work call
12:30-1:30- Lunch break
1:30-5:15- Dance call
5:15-6:30- Dinner break
6:30-until- Blocking

Today I rushed to the grocery store on my lunch break and bought some real food. I'm trying to get some laundry done on my extended dinner break. Clean clothes is a must.

During fight call today I rolled around on the sand stage and now there is sand EVERYWHERE. It is like being at the beach with none of the perks.

In the big battle of the show I get killed twice. The first death is pretty gruesome. The second one is where I am recycled and shot again and stumble off stage.

The world of Outdoor Drama is so wonderful and I cannot express how happy I am to be performing again. I hope to get some pictures soon and find some time for paper crafting!