Fliming

It's been a whole week. A whole seven days. That's a LOT of hours. And a lot of minutes. And even more seconds. But, whatever. I've been busy. Rehearsal and everythinggggg. And yesterday we had our first tech rehearsal. It was 4 hours. But being used to CMT and their Saturday schedules it was fine.     For the first 2 hours or so everyone started to get props/set ready. I got to go into the props bin (a little shed) to look for props we needed with our stage manager. The props bin is packed. Packed.  But it was fun. Almost everyone else had to get this huge staircase thing out of a trailer thing (DNGG is set in a house) and then they had to put it back in because it wouldn't fit through the door. Yay (sarcasm there.)
 And then I got to rush home to get ready for this Bar Mitzvah party. Can I just say that I am probably the most Jew-informed Christian I know. Haha. But really. I've been to 7 bat/bar mitzvahs. And to almost all of them my mother has made me go to the actual morning-religious part, which are normally 2+ hours long. And mostly in Hebrew.
   Now my rant of the week. Why do people keep their toilet seats up?!?? Why? I have never understood this. Ever. First of all, no one wants to see the inside of a toilet. Things can fall into there (i.e. pockety things. Like phones). Secondly, if you have a walking organism in your house, like a dog, or a walking baby, they can get to the toilet. And do gross things with a toilet. I legitimately have a sign that I made in our downstairs bathroom that depicts my dog, Tobi, drinking out of the toilet bowl, and then throwing up from the toilet water. The moral of that fabulously colored and life-like picture is PLEASE CLOSE THE TOILET. And lastly, my counter argument, for those who don't see the point in closing their toilet lids, is, IF TOILETS AREN'T MEANT TO BE CLOSED WHY DO THEY HAVE LIDS?!?! The lids are there for a reason. Okay rant over. I've said/typed the word "toliet" nine times. Ten times.
    Also, over the weekend, my friend Walker/Olivia and I did a project. We made a music video, as we normally do. Well. I just help with concepts and provide food and star in them. She actually gets the music (but this time I did haha) and directs and edits. And she is flipping fantastic. You *must* go support her work and get it out there. Or I will choke you in your sleep. Haha (nervous laughter), just kidding. We are probably going to submit this to this PTSA Reflections contesty thing. Yay.

     I sleep now. You watch.
      Claire