Fruits. Okay, maybe that is a vast, incomplete thought instead of a question.
As of today, Banana's have come up twice in my daily conversations. Once on my drive over to rehearsal today and just now. Have you ever thought about Bananas? If not, here are a few things to ponder...
More than 18,000,000 Banana's are consumed by American citizens every year. On average, a citizen of the U.S. consumes about 1 Banana a week. Banana's come in all shapes and sizes as well. If they get to old, they turn brown.
Now, I'm sure you all wanted to think about Bananas. *Sigh* Thankfully, we've gotten that out of the way, now I may talk about more interesting things.
Today was my last official rehearsal before tech and show week. If you are reading this, you have probably been informed by either myself or one of my family members that I am currently involved in HPA's performance of Seussical the Musical.
Over the past few months I have gotten quite close with the other cast members and directors. I have had a superb time getting to know everyone while enhancing my acting, dancing, and vocal skills. It was interesting today because it was required of me to do my hair the way it will be in the musical. I must admit, it looked outrageous. My hair was stuffed inside a rubber swim cap with a hole in the top. Near the top of the cap, a small hole had been cut to pull my hair out of. One of my fellow cast members told me (though I am not entirely sure if this is correct or not...) that swimmers are only supposed to wear their caps for around 30 minutes. I can understand why! Haha, those things are tight! Long story short, the cap was the wrong color, so I needed to purchase a new one (which I did earlier this evening). I shall figure out the whole "tight" factor later next week.
Afterwards, I did some clothing shopping with my mom. Well, maybe more "costume" shopping. I needed to buy a black shirt, black shoes, and a blue swim cap (in replacement of the one which was the wrong color). All of which were purchased at the relatively low price of $55. The dress shoes were most expensive (making up more than half the total cost) considering their quality. I was in need of a new pair of dress shoes, so it was really a "two birds with one stone" scenario.
Essentially today has been a pretty long day, though it is not yet over. I have yet to eat dinner, do some math, and call a friend.
Anyway, thanks for reading! Bye!
~Jacob
2 comments:
Thank you for posting...interesting about bananas!
Haha, thanks... :)
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