HIGH 35!!!!!!! ... ... ... (poss. dial-up warning)

[MiddleFingerMom]

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[riderinthestorm]

1. That's great. My youngest daughter just finished starring in Cinderella

as.... (wait for it).... Cinderella!

It was the local community theatre program and after the show the kids got to come up and meet Cinderella and Prince Charming. Its like this electric shock for the kids when "Cinderella" aka my daughter, would laugh, smile, fist bump, tell them it was "real chill"....

Cracked me up every time

[MiddleFingerMom]

2. How COOL (for her AND for you)!!!

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My buddy was in one of the local community theatre groups where I lived in SE
Pennsylvania. He scored a small role in "Guys and Dolls". The female lead was
fantastic, this gum-cracking, WIDE-eyed, squeaky Bronx bottle-blonde-ringlet-
haired not-very-bright gun moll who was out-Judy-Hollidaying Judy Holliday.
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I got to go to the cast party after the final show and when she walked in the
door, I was THUNDER-STRUCK. She was this soft-spoken, witty, bright, shapely,
panther-like woman with straight, silky strawberry-blonde hair down to her butt
and beyond.
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My immediate impression (seriously) was that I had just met the woman with
whom I was going to spend the rest of my life (I was one cocky romantic).
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Then, HE joined us, gave her a cocktail and slipped his arm round her waist.
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To paraphrase Alanis Morrisette from "Ironic":
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"It's meeting the woman of my dreams
And then meeting her impossibly perfect husband."
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I still managed to have a great time, but envied my buddy his experiences in
community theatre.
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