or something like that.
We had a tremendous wind storm in the area last week. Power was out for days for many people (we never lost it ourselves). Schools were cancelled. The kids missed two rehearsals for The Wizard of Oz.
By Monday life was ready to be all back on track.
Or was it?
Monday morning as John and I were trying to hammer out the schedules and comings and goings of the kids for the upcoming week, Stewart innocently asked about how I got involved in some things. I outlined how moms and dads end up almost as involved as their kids in many of the kids’ activities.
I had no idea.
Within an hour of that conversation I received a facebook message asking if since I lived close to the mall, could I head down there in the morning to get some adverting down. I said I could after I took Stewart down to FLCC.

As Stewart drove to FLCC I received this text.

This was the beginning of a oft-repeated trip to help transport “Toto” and her owner to and from rehearsal. (Was an honor to drive BOTH of them.)
After going back to FLCC to pick up Stewart and somehow get through a bunch of school, I picked up “Toto,”

dropped the girls off at Nan’s, and got the other kids over to Finney for rehearsal. It was my day to help watch some of the younger actors. But I did have to meet John in Henrietta to drop off the “new” red car for some warranty work.
I happened to overhear the musical director say they needed someone to pick up the sound equipment in Henrietta.

It ended up being 0.1 miles from the car dealership.
I grabbed the equipment and grabbed a soda.
(Never order a large!!)

John met me to drop off the red car, and then we headed back to Finney to drop off the sound equipment. We then went to get the two little girls from Nan’s and get them home. I headed back to Finney to help more and then we took Toto and her owner home.
Lots more rehearsals to come this week…
SO blessed to be a part of this musical opportunity!