Christmas Carol is so much fun. I say that now, I'll probably contradict it later, but for now... I'm loving every second associated with this show. Today it helps that I got to "direct" the young ensemble (ages 5-13) in a theater workshop. Theater games, character building exercises, talking about yesterday's reading... it was fun being the person in charge even if it was for just an hour. But besides having little moments like this, I love working with Michael Unger, the director, because he learned his craft working as an AD and he wants me to get the most out the experience. He is just a nice guy, who loves what he's doing and seems to really care about every single person involved in the show. Love it.

Other news, I'm an uber-klutz. It's now official. My bike and tripping bruises on my shin and knees were just begining to fade and heal, so what do I do? I walk out of my office and smack right into someone coming into my office. My papers go flying, my books scatter to the four winds, and I go skidding onto the carpet... knees and shins first. Ouch. Oh well, at least the kids had great awe and respect for my bruised legs. And it looks like Picasso decided to paint a new purple series on my skin. Wahoo.

So, that's really all I do. I go to rehearsal, I fall down. That is my life. Exciting eh?