It's now already September, and I'm wondering where the last few months have gone. In no time we'll all be waiting for Santa to arrive. Hope he brings me something special.
I'm finally starting to feel better after my surgery, so the last few weeks we've been back visiting schools and theatres, and it's been exciting to be out there again. We've even been down to Dunedin to watch one of my productions 'Break'A'Leg' being performed by a group for youth theatre at Globe Theatre in Dunedin. I thoroughly enjoyed meeting the cast after the show.
More recently we headed to see the same production being staged by two schools in the Waikato. Hautapu was first, and wow I was blown away by what an incredible job they did. There were so many talented actors, and I loved how they 'actually got' the script, and portrayed their characters. Te Kuiti was special too for lots of reasons, one being that my youngest granddaughter was onstage showing her ability in the Western scene. So much talent to be enjoyed by audiences. A real highlight was hearing the song 'I'm Invincible Not Invisible' performed by another granddaughter Bella, who wrote the song at just 13 yrs of age.
Rosie the dog is still following me everywhere I go. The moment she sees me putting on lipstick she still whimpers in fear we'll be heading out without her, and sometimes we do.
Don't forget my Youtube channel. I have a few poems. for littlies and you older kidlets as well. I've still not added any more and I need to give myself a good talking to and get busy.
Here's the link Youtube.com/channel/UC174DZI0aLXx7WMzZNYTDTw?view_as=subscriber
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Time for a joke?
What kind of dog does a magician have!
A labracadabrador!
Boom boom!
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Judi B and Les and Rosie