Oh, Days Inn of Fredonia, you treated us well.
There was the pool. The free wi-fi. The laundry, vending machines and sundry other comforts. But above all, there was the continental breakfast. It got our day started. For some of us, it even provided lunch. But, most of all, it was a learning experience in the art of waffle-making.
Anyway, back to the shows themselves...
The children on our last day were WONDERFULLY responsive (though, I have to admit, none of them peed themselves, which apparently one frightened child did during Thursday's second show.. yeah, apparently our tarantula scene is piss-inducing. Who knew!?) . They laughed, they chastised Max, they tried to get Ruby's attention. They also figured out the moral of the story; at the end of the show, when Grandma refers to her "two treasures", one of the children yelled out "she means you two!". Tear inducing? Yep, just a little.
Anyway, we loaded out our set, said adieu to Fredonia and climbed in the vans to drive back to NYC. This is our last free weekend before we set out for at least a month, so I'm making the most of these free days - catching up with friends, doing some laundry, shopping and, of course, re-packing for the upcoming haul.
1 comment:
That video almost made me pee myself like the kid at your Thursday show, it was so funny.
You may have a future in film, as well as on stage.
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