Yesterday (Saturday) Carrie & I were going to go out for breakfast, as is our weekend habit nowadays. So we went over to the Milwaukee Café, but it was absolutely packed and the staff wasn't very friendly, so we ended up heading on home.
On the way we ran into Kris Brannon. He asked what the format for Fools Play was going to be, and for the life of me I couldn't remember!
Anyway, Carrie & I made ourselves breakfast. I made a turkey and mushroom omelette, and Carrie made a veggie scramble. Both were teh delixious!
I had a grumpy time about money when I discovered I didn't have enough in my checking account to cover the checks I'd written earlier in the week. I had to get some money out of Carrie's account (and the ATM at Fred Meyer's what busted so I had to go all the way over to the other bonk). It's kinda frustrating that no matter how much money we make we always seem to run out.
Carrie was going with Sophia to see a Bye Bye Birdie (choreographed by Steph) in the evening, so she needed the car. Thankfully, the Geoffs was able to pick me up after picking up Jason, and the three of us headed on down to Olympia.
Yesterday was also Sakura-Con 2007. Most of our audience is made up of geeks, and geeks like the animé. Most of our audience had said they were going to the convention, so we Fools figured that we were going to have one tiny audience. Not so. It was one of the biggest audiences we'd had outside of a special even show (like FPRL or something of that magnitude). Not only that, but almost everybody who went to the convention also ended up coming down to Olympia and seeing our show anyway!
It was a crazy funny show (Fools Play Miniseries, about atomic scientists—I played the Atomic Cop who made sure that nothing violated the laws of physics, and Dr. Motion, who wanted to become the bigwig of the town), and there were a lot of new people in the audience. There were two girls off to the left of the audience who were new and were laughing their heads off. Hopefully all the new people will come back (although those two girls might have been there with a parent, and we did end the night with a scene involving horribly inappropriate sexual humor, so they might not be allowed to come back).
Afterwards three full table-loads of people went to the Rib Eye for good times. Sandy and Mathias were really sleepy (especially Sandy), but thankfully Leia was driving them around.
On the way back home Geoff, Jason, and I played the "Man Man" game. The two men I can remember are "Mirror Man" and "Secretion Man." Secretion Man happened because when Jason said, "Secretion," I blurted out, "Sauce!"
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Sunday, March 26, 2006
Secretion Sauce
posted by Christopher at 10:12 PM 
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I dance with those two girls who had the parent with them. They will undoubtably beg until their eyeballs fall out with tears to come to the show again. What good it'll be without eyeballs, we'll have to wait and see. Oh wait. That was a terrible pun.
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