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I've signed up to be a stagehand for some performances of the one-acts. I was at the dress rehearsal last night, and it was so much fun to be back in that space, surrounded by so many excellent people. I didn't watch much of the shows, being more focussed on a) figuring out what I needed to do for set changes and b) hanging out in the green room, catching up with old friends and getting to know the new kids. But from what I saw, it's going to be a really fun show. It's amazing to me how T@F consistently manages to draw such excellent people, and I'm so glad to have found a way to be involved in the show.

In other news, I just went out to the farmer's market in Copley for lunch. I am now nibbling on an ear of corn dripping with butter and salt, and I have a fresh mozzarella sandwich from Iggy's awaiting me. Sadly, they were out of the artichoke sandwiches that totally rock my world, but I think I can make do. :)

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I've signed up to be a stagehand for some performances of the one-acts. I was at the dress rehearsal last night, and it was so much fun to be back in that space, surrounded by so many excellent people. I didn't watch much of the shows, being more focussed on a) figuring out what I needed to do for set changes and b) hanging out in the green room, catching up with old friends and getting to know the new kids. But from what I saw, it's going to be a really fun show. It's amazing to me how T@F consistently manages to draw such excellent people, and I'm so glad to have found a way to be involved in the show.

In other news, I just went out to the farmer's market in Copley for lunch. I am now nibbling on an ear of corn dripping with butter and salt, and I have a fresh mozzarella sandwich from Iggy's awaiting me. Sadly, they were out of the artichoke sandwiches that totally rock my world, but I think I can make do. :)