Whelp, I survived the play. It actually was pretty, pretty good. My son's love scene was a fully clothed one so I remained fairly conscious even with all of the apparently real kissing and rolling about the stage.
The weekend away wasn't without other adventures. My telephone didn't cooperate and I missed many attempts to be contacted by Stacy over on Crimson Purl. Bummer. It would have been fun to have finally met her and take in some shop visits.
Traveling out of town wreaks havoc on one's calendar. I had to handle lots of business by phone - like planning my 13 year old's Africa Day at his school, overseeing huge homework projects and a myriad of other things. Stacy, that's how I burned out my cell phone and missed your calls!
I also missed my 16 year old's big track meet.
And the terrific spring weather that got all the trees to finally blossom here in New Jersey
All in all, I was so glad that my husband insisted that I go to the play even though I knew that it was going to be
So, what does all of this have to do with Karma you ask? Well, as with all addicted knitters, one of the first things I attended to when I returned was to run by my LYS to see what I missed. Phyllis was back from her first cruise vacation and I so wanted to hear all about that. Then, as if on queue, this guy shows up
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I'm glad the play was ok and you weren't (too) embarrassed! It sounds like it was a good weekend!
I was wondering why I never heard back from you! Hopefully we connect next time. Let me know again!
I think you did much better at the play than I might have done. *whew*
Sorry you missed out on meeting Stacey! At least you have good karma.
Good to hear that you survived the play! and yes, it was good karma at the shop, definitely.
Yay...you survived the play :) I bet you were very proud!!
Glad you enjoyed the play.
Happy Spring! Consider Asheville in September, will you! I would love to meet up and a fiber festival is an excellent reason.
Wow lots of stuff going on with the kids! And I agree with you, it would have been WEIRD watching my child (I don't care if he's off in college) make out with a girl on stage with everybody watching!!!
Awww, Happy endings !
Deborah - honestly, if you don't write that book I will start following you around with a sign that says that you are a fraidy cat. You are a writer. Just do it! What a great post!
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