And then there was quiet.

Have you ever had quiet be so loud you felt like it was pounding in your ears?
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Yeah, that's my house right now :)
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I will be happy to enjoy that... as soon as I clean all the Wonka stuff up.
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Have you ever had the entire contents of your art/clothing/lights/paint/tools/paperwork/christmas decorations moved from your house to the church and then back to your house? If you have, you've done a play. Plus I get to inherit all the random stuff that people forgot. Anyone missing a plum jacket? Or need 20 programs? How bout T-shirts? Got some of those too. And what will I do with the hula hoops?
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Oh how Barry lucked out. And oh how happy I am that he did. He did at least move his office stuff out of my office. LOL, I only knew cause there was a hole in the piles of stuff on the table... curious how every single surface can be completely covered cept the small square where his laptop was.
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Does anyone know who stole all our food? Feel like Mother Hubbard. The only thing in the fridge is a large pizza box... I'm afraid to look inside.
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Oh well, not complaining really. I don't have to feel sad that Wonka is over because it will take me at least a month to get it all straightened out. Just the scraps of paper with hieroglyphics indicating who we owe and what we spent and what was deposited will keep me busy for awhile, not to mention the dreaded returning and accounting of the scripts.
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It was a lovely show. The cast parties were delightful, what a great group of parents and kids and friends. The set was dismantled in a breath-taking amount of time. I could not believe the help and support we had. Everyone, everywhere working diligently, it was marvelous... btw, does anyone know where my vacuum cleaner ended up?
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Have I ever mentioned how much I love these guys?:


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They would say, "yes, Miss Linda...we know..."

One last thing: I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE NEXT PLAY WILL BE!!!!
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Or do I? It may be buried under the Oompa hat supplies...