Well. The unthinkable has happened.
I was cast as Cinderella in 'The Slipper and the Rose' performing in September at Vernal Theatre: LIVE.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It hardly seems possible. I'm still not entirely sure that it's happening. I am completely thrilled and totally terrified. What a roller coaster of emotions this week has been. I have been dreaming of doing this show since I was about 14. It has been a long time favorite of mine. To think that it will actually be happening and that I will be Cinderella is . . . well it almost doesn't seem real.
Even better - Daniel is Prince Edward.
WOW!
I am completely shocked. I was definitely surprised. I was already planning my next audition, not because I necessarily thought that mine was bad but because I knew there were so many other talented ladies there that I didn't think it was something to really hope for. And then . . . !
Well. I hope I can make the director proud and do a good job.
Here's to magic and love and beauty. <3
July 27, 2020
July 24, 2020
angels
I write a lot about my insecurity with people. I share often about how it's hard for me to ask for help.
Well, a couple of weeks ago, we had a project at the theatre that needed to get done. And it needed to get done quickly. We were in the middle of other things, and timing wasn't great, but we knew it needed to happen. I ended up randomly putting out a call on Facebook saying that I needed help and when it would be, expecting no response like usual.
Imagine my surprise when the next morning, Daniel called to tell me that he had arrived 10 minutes early to find people already there waiting for him AND that they had been working for about 30 minutes and were almost finished with the project we were sure would take about 4 hours. Yup.
It was the most incredible tender mercy and divine intervention from God. I felt SO incredibly loved and known in that moment. I was reminded how much God cares about me and my family and felt immediately blessed to have been pushed by the Spirit to post on Facebook so others could be the hands of God in my life.
The project was completed in an hour and 15 minutes, including painting the room which we hadn't planned to do on that day originally but we ended up doing because we had the time.
God is pretty amazing.
Well, a couple of weeks ago, we had a project at the theatre that needed to get done. And it needed to get done quickly. We were in the middle of other things, and timing wasn't great, but we knew it needed to happen. I ended up randomly putting out a call on Facebook saying that I needed help and when it would be, expecting no response like usual.
Imagine my surprise when the next morning, Daniel called to tell me that he had arrived 10 minutes early to find people already there waiting for him AND that they had been working for about 30 minutes and were almost finished with the project we were sure would take about 4 hours. Yup.
It was the most incredible tender mercy and divine intervention from God. I felt SO incredibly loved and known in that moment. I was reminded how much God cares about me and my family and felt immediately blessed to have been pushed by the Spirit to post on Facebook so others could be the hands of God in my life.
The project was completed in an hour and 15 minutes, including painting the room which we hadn't planned to do on that day originally but we ended up doing because we had the time.
God is pretty amazing.
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