
Ragadolf |

Ragadolf wrote:Well, that's some good news! Glad to hear things are going well for you, Rags.On an interesting note,
I got multiple texts from 3 people telling to come across the street asap.
I go over, and I get handed an audition form.Turns out they are preparing to do a 'Workshop production' for a musical here, bringing in producers, etc from New York to help build it and watch it.
Heres the great part, not only does it actually fit my busy schedule, it is a PAID gig, and is possible (not likely, but possible) to get picked up and actually go do off-broadway or a tour with the show!
So,... I think I did OK for going in cold and unprepared.
Speaking of 'Positive thinking makes things happen!' :)
Thenk yew sir.
Not a guaranteed thing by any means, But it is encouraging that 3 people involved told me I needed to audition. :)

Drejk |
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I went to a miniconvention that was taking place today (i.e. Saturday - day is not over until I go to bed). Even as I went there I felt my introvert charge build up... I sit there for a while (I came for the last two hours and afterparty really). I spend an hour at the afterparty in pub and went back home... Meh. Too much noise, too many people, not enough interesting people to keep me there.

Ragadolf |
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What was the audition for?
For a New musical called "Jambalaya". From what little I know, it is supposed to be a musical comedy about the older and newer generations of cajuns sort of vying for the title of 'Real Cajun'. :)
Basically, this will be the 'show-building, will it work as a Broadway show?' workshop and performance. If cast, we work on it for a month straight, and do the show. They bring in producers and say 'Hey look at our cool new show!' and hope the producers think it will make it big and pick it up.
Long shot for me, but it sounded fun, and I was looking for a show to do this summer-ish.
According to the people I know that invited me (IE-Texted me to come over immediately and didn't tell me why till I got there) I made a good impression on the lady who will be directing the show. So,...
Hopeful/wishful thinking FTW! :D

Ragadolf |
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Back at the parking lot guarding.
Hard to believe I've been gone since Monday. Good news is I should have some money coming in soon. I spent an awful lot getting supplies today.
Pesky Parking Lots aren't gonna guard themselves!
Silly blacktop, always trying to up and leave the minute no one is watching,...

Patrick Curtin |

Patrick Curtin wrote:Back at the parking lot guarding.
Hard to believe I've been gone since Monday. Good news is I should have some money coming in soon. I spent an awful lot getting supplies today.
Pesky Parking Lots aren't gonna guard themselves!
Silly blacktop, always trying to up and leave the minute no one is watching,...
Quis custodiet ipsos bituminis?

The Minis Maniac |
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captain yesterday wrote:It's not easy living in a small town if you're different. :-)I understand that completely. I am living in small town England. And being a gay married man from England I don't exactly blend in. But everyone is super nice to me.
Edit: I am a canadian in England ugh typing way to fast these days.

David M Mallon |

Treppa wrote:You're just not feeling on fleek. It happens..Final line of a customer service email I received today:
"For any further quert revert.
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I feel so old. Can't even understand the lingo nowadays.
Given that I also don't know the meaning of either word means age isn't necessarily a factor here.

Patrick Curtin |

Patrick Curtin wrote:Given that I also don't know the meaning of either word means age isn't necessarily a factor here.Treppa wrote:You're just not feeling on fleek. It happens..Final line of a customer service email I received today:
"For any further quert revert.
--"
I feel so old. Can't even understand the lingo nowadays.
I merely know 'fleek' because I enjoy its totally ridiculous sound
Personally I prefer its synonym 'on point', but that's just the reactionary in me.

Treppa |

That sucks :(. Was it intentional or accidental?
His usual "kill the other dog" charge reaction while I was juggling the leash. Snapped the fingertip right over.
I don't know what to do with him. I brought the muzzle, but couldn't get it on him with a nonfunctional hand. Maybe one of those pinch collars?

Patrick Curtin |

Well, I would go with the pinch collar if he is having that bad of a reaction. I don't like things that choke, but if the pooch is that reactive you need to go to radical solutions. You don't want to get into a situation where an actual dogfight breaks out. You should possible also get one of those warning harnesses that announce 'no dogs' on it, to keep people from approaching with another dog.
I will never own a large dog again. One of mine is very reactive towards strange dogs, but at 35 pounds I can restrain him with little effort.

Treppa |

Yeah, but I have this monster and it's either restrain him or put him down. If I see the other dog first, I can stop him from blowing up, but if I don't, he goes out of control.
Plus I don't know what to do with the finger. I pulled it mostly straight, but it's still bent off to the side some. Not incurring ER expense for a finger, but uncertain about urgent care in the morning.

Patrick Curtin |

Yeah in your case is go with the restraining collar. It's better than having to put him down.
I sympathize. In the early part of my marriage my ex had a German Shepherd. Lovely dog, but very hard to handle (she was a rescue, and had socialization issues). Then we had a 130 lb Golden, who would love everyone to death. I never had to worry about him hurting someone, but I always worried he'd get so excited he'd bowl someone over with his mass. And he was a puller.
I hope you get the finger straightened out. I know the pain of insufficient health coverage. I have a tooth dangling from my jaw at the moment that I'm going to have to pay to remove. I don't know which is more painful :/

Freehold DM |

Yeah in your case is go with the restraining collar. It's better than having to put him down.
I sympathize. In the early part of my marriage my ex had a German Shepherd. Lovely dog, but very hard to handle (she was a rescue, and had socialization issues). Then we had a 130 lb Golden, who would love everyone to death. I never had to worry about him hurting someone, but I always worried he'd get so excited he'd bowl someone over with his mass. And he was a puller.
I hope you get the finger straightened out. I know the pain of insufficient health coverage. I have a tooth dangling from my jaw at the moment that I'm going to have to pay to remove. I don't know which is more painful :/
after my own tooth experience last year I understand. Hopefully it falls out naturally and you're able to go for a look at the remains of the tooth, if not...go for a gentle dentist. I must disagree with treppa and instead say to go for an expert. A gentle dentist is the best dentist and sometimes you have to pay a little more for that.

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Patrick Curtin wrote:That sucks :(. Was it intentional or accidental?His usual "kill the other dog" charge reaction while I was juggling the leash. Snapped the fingertip right over.
I don't know what to do with him. I brought the muzzle, but couldn't get it on him with a nonfunctional hand. Maybe one of those pinch collars?
What kind of dog do you have?

Treppa |

Treppa wrote:What kind of dog do you have?Patrick Curtin wrote:That sucks :(. Was it intentional or accidental?His usual "kill the other dog" charge reaction while I was juggling the leash. Snapped the fingertip right over.
I don't know what to do with him. I brought the muzzle, but couldn't get it on him with a nonfunctional hand. Maybe one of those pinch collars?
Half Lab, Half Shep. Adopted at 18 mos. About 80 lbs.
I am with Patrick: no more big dogs for me.

Treppa |

Patrick Curtin wrote:after my own tooth experience last year I understand. Hopefully it falls out naturally and you're able to go for a look at the remains of the tooth, if not...go for a gentle dentist. I must disagree with treppa and instead say to go for an expert. A gentle dentist is the best dentist and sometimes you have to pay a little more for that.Yeah in your case is go with the restraining collar. It's better than having to put him down.
I sympathize. In the early part of my marriage my ex had a German Shepherd. Lovely dog, but very hard to handle (she was a rescue, and had socialization issues). Then we had a 130 lb Golden, who would love everyone to death. I never had to worry about him hurting someone, but I always worried he'd get so excited he'd bowl someone over with his mass. And he was a puller.
I hope you get the finger straightened out. I know the pain of insufficient health coverage. I have a tooth dangling from my jaw at the moment that I'm going to have to pay to remove. I don't know which is more painful :/
Nah, extraction isn't gentle by nature. Just be sure they numb it well, then tune out.

Treppa |

C4 fixes everything.
My extraction. I thought that was a great pic considering the circumstances.

Freehold DM |

C4 fixes everything.
My extraction. I thought that was a great pic considering the circumstances.
I remember. I think my phone saved those pics somehow.