I am frankly, quite pleased that both of thee changes have occurred. I love adding an extra hour of light to the day and I am very pleased not to be going back on stage.
I want to make it clear that I am not implying that I had an unpleasant experience with the production. I was glad to do it. I met some nice folks, deepened some already existing friendships and learned a few new things. Plus, it was good, at least locally, for a bit of extra PR, which, in my opinion, is always a good thing. Here are a few pics from the Director's Cast party...

That's me on the far right seated next to the wonderful new friend of mine - Kim, who played Lady Bracknell in the production. Next to her is my dear friend Suzette who played Gwendolyn in the show and she is seated next to Brian, a very nice fellow and a professional cyclist.

Here is an image of the lovely and young Allison who played Cecily. Next to her is her charming boyfriend Roger. If I try very intently, I can't actually recall some fuzzy dreamlike memories of being the age that they are currently.

Here I am with the wonderful Liz. This fun loving Brit has brilliant talent to boot. She played Lady Bracknell.
I have 50 other pics, but I won't place them here. So, now I am ready to get back to the business of my art - and I can't wait!
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