I did try to avoid a Wuss-out Wednesday, I really did. I bet some readers don’t believe me. Well, I’m sorry. I think I just have to realize I’m going to have a bad proportion of ridiculous posts till this play is over.
We had our pick-up rehearsal tonight. Pick-up rehearsals are usually fun, because you don’t put on costumes or act full-out. For the pick-up rehearsal for Harvey, we just sat in the lobby of the theatre and said our lines. Tonight we were on the stage and did all the usual movements, and some acting. Some lines we just kind of said, then moved on. A couple of times we didn’t say the right lines (I say it with a sheepish smile).
I wanted to make my blog post before rehearsal. In fact, I wanted to write it at work. I think I wrote two sentences. Oh wait, one sentence (I just checked). Then I felt I should study my lines. And (full disclosure) I worked on a cryptogram puzzle (don’t judge). I had some time before rehearsal, but I sat in front of a blank screen with a little voice in my head screaming, “I CAN’T do this!”
Now I’m sitting here, typing away, and realizing I still don’t have much to say. That’s why this is Wuss-out Wednesday. I’m going to stop typing now and see what tomorrow will bring.
Mohawk Valley Girl 
Surely tomorrow will bring a robust posting of excellence and long wool! Not sure why wool but it seems like wool could be involved. Play sounds like fun; I’d like to be involved in some sort of a production like that at some point!
The play is lots of fun. Unfortunately, today’s blog post, which I have yet to write, will not be particularly robust. I used up my brain muscles working on an article about the play to submit to a magazine. But I hope for wool, especially long wool to be involved in a blog post soon!
I will await the wool posting with eager anticipation and shears!!
Hey, you typed, you told us about Harvey and this play’s different pick-up Wednesday rehearsal styles, you published. No wuss there, MVG. You’re the busybody in a play for cripe’s sake.
I do always try to include something besides me saying I have nothing to say. I am the busybody in a play. Next week, alas, I shall just be an ordinary busybody.
Busybody in the store, at work. And about time you get your hubby in here, too, MVG. 🙂
dude, look at it in a positive way. Your working with passion in this play and can’t be distracted… 😉
You are right: I must stay positive. The play does take a lot of energy, but it is the most fun allowed by law.
indeed! 🙂