Sully's Arrival...
I apologize for the long delay in posting; it's been a bit hectic 'round these parts. Last week at East 15 our group was back with Rhys. We looked at uniting and actioning a text - a concept that eluded me for a good while. I figured it out in the end. And we also took stabs at cold readings. This is where I count by blessings for the time that I spent auditioning and working in Seattle. The ability to pick up a script and be comfortable with the language and any physicality that may be needed comes, in my opinion, largely from experience. And that is what Seattle gave me.
In furrier news, my little munchkin, Sully, has finally arrived! Hallelujah! Wow, it was some drama to get this little fur ball overseas. He made the arduous trek on Continental Airlines all the way from Seattle (with a 2 hour layover in Houston, I might add). He was in surprisingly good spirits when he reached me. He is so chill. We have been hanging out and trying to acquaint him with Tilly, my housemate's kitty. That part isn't going so swimmingly. Sully just wants to be friends but Tilly is having none of it. We'll see how this one plays out...
I also attended a Bonfire Night party, complete with fireworks! It commemorates Guy Fawkes Day and it was a blast. My thanks to Miranda, Olivia, & Kirsty for hosting. There's obviously no 4th of July, so I'll have to take my fireworks in November. Not so bad. (Back Row: Esther; Middle Row: Jenni, Sophie, Helen, Amanda, Me; Front Row: Rachel)
Sorry for the boring nature of this post, I promise the next installment will be more invigorating! Just keep watching this space...
PS - We were RED this week with Marcio - HOT HOT HOT! ;)
posted by Eli @ 2:28 PM
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Sully meets Tilly? Silly. Glad Sullivan made it safe and sound. From that photo, it looks like he's settling in nicely.
Some time you will have to post about your schoolmates. I'm curious to know what kind of experiences (life and theatre) they bring to the group.
And I learned about "Guy Fawkes Day" because of Rocky & Bullwinkle. Who says TV aren't edumacationul?
Actually, thanks to expatriate American businessmen with lots of money to burn (literally), there ARE fireworks in London on the 4th of July. I recommend taking a riverboat down the Thames and watching them from the water with a cold cider in your hand, drunkenly singing as many verses of "God Bless America" as you can remember. Also, the Brits' collective historical memory is rather short (that, or they're just good sports), because a lot of pubs in London will give you a free drink on the 4th of July if you show them your American passport. Allons, enfants!
Why does Allison have her 8x10 and I don't??!!
Thanks for the update about Sully; I was wandering when will he join the fray. We are going to have something like that when our Mainland dogs will come here to find Mr. Doodle M. Katz in charge...
Here all's well but for the last fourthnight, when I was trying to call a certain party in the UK and every time got the "the party you are calling is not connected" or manure like that. I was trying to let that party know that we here on the Mid-Pacific Speck remember her nuptials from a year ago, have the album (and looked at it numerous time -- hey! look! here's what's his/her/their name, etc.) and all that stuff. So kindly stand by for an important call, whenever. Or maybe Email us with the time(s) it's best to catch ya', you know?
And how 'bout'em Iggles... The lastest is the announcement that Ryan Howard of the Phillies is the NL MVP for 2006, a pathetic honor. See ya soon!
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