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Isn't Danny cute all bundled up in a poncho?  I think so.

I've come to the conclusion that people's "side gigs" are more telling about them than their employment.  It's just a little theory of mine.  Anyway, I've mentioned before that one of my side gigs is writing reviews for the Utah Theater Bloggers Association.  It's volunteer based, but I do get to go to productions for free and bring a guest, so there's a perk.

Anyway, I signed up to review "The Sound of Music" which is being performed down at the Scera Shell in Orem.  It was sprinkling outside when we pulled up to the park, so we pulled out our ponchos and hoped for the best.  The show must go on, so we watched the first hour in sporadic little showers until lightning and thunder rolled in and then we were all sent home.  I ended up not writing the review, since I didn't get to see the whole show.  I was really saddened by this, because I actually was really impressed with the production, but what can you do? 

PS  I've been away as a leader at girl's camp for the last week, so I'm a little behind.  Oh the things I learned at girls camp.  I have a lot of catching up to do.
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  1. MicheleJuly 16, 2013 at 10:15 AM

    Why don't they send you to review shows at Tuacahn??? Mary Poppins this year! Or come in the winter and review Elf. That is what I really want to see.

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  2. grammawoodJuly 21, 2013 at 4:50 PM

    Love the poncho pic! Sorry you missed most of the show. I always loved "The Sound of Music".

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