Well, it&#39;s a gray morning is Stockton, but no rain.  The system is passing us by and heading toward the LA/San Diego area - get ready, Tonia&#33;  They say our big chance will be Saturday night - always a bridesmaid...<br />
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Yesterday was quite the blur of activity, but it was fun.  The box office isn&#39;t too hard, just a lot of screens to learn.  Cynthia plays the keyboard like a grand piano, but I&#39;ll get it in time.  Just a matter of doing it.  Even the artistic committee meeting went smoothly.<br />
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This morning I was detailing the bases (i.e. finding all the little white spots that hadn&#39;t gotten painted) and listening to &quot;I Love You, You&#39;re Perfect, Now Change&quot;.  What a great soundtrack that it&#33;  I am so hoping we can get the rights to this for next season.<br />
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This afternoon, I&#39;m having lunch with two costume designers and former coworkers of mine. It will be great, but I always feel like a bit of a fifth wheel when they start to reminsce about the &#39;old days&#39; - they both retired after 30 years of service.  For some reason though, they always want me there. <br />
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After that, I have about an hour to get ready for the Preview Gala that Scarmento Music Theater is holding.  They are unveiling the new season tongiht and the mind boggles at what is coming our way.  We still having &quot;Dirty Rotten Scoundrels&quot; and &quot;Lights in the Piazza&quot; (costume desginer is a former student of the aformentioned costume folks).  I can&#39;t think of what they will bring in next.  Hopefully, it won&#39;t be all dance shows...<br />
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Mercedes - glad to hear you love DSL.  Enjoy it now because soon it will seem slow to you.<br />
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Robert - so glad to have you back around and being your cheeerful, crazy self&#33;  Eat those veggies, son&#33;<br />
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Lots of folks heading out this weekend for games - I hope the clouds stay away for everyone involved in the games.  <br />
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Mary Lou - your story of Ashleigh and the sprinkles reminded me of the first time we did Crhistmas cookies with Wendy.  She was about four and felt that the best way to make sure all the sprinkles stay on the cookies was to lick her hand fist and them press them down into the frosting...yeah, fun but really messy&#33;<br />
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Here&#39;s wishing eveyone a Grand day&#33;<br />
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Charlie