As Jessica begins sending photos from Shrek the Musical to me, I am wishing more and more that we had gone out to see her family perform in it.
"Mom, there's an hour and a half where none of us are onstage. Don't come," she'd texted when auditions were over and they'd learned that their family was to play Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
She and Cambria as humans/villagers/non magical beings.
The only brunette in Lord Farquaad's entourage. Andrew is in this scene, too. (Back row on right, second from left.)
Back in the forest as Mama Bear. (Papa Bear Andrew is also in the scene, in the back mid-right.)
No clue as to what this scene is all about!
Or this one. The entire family is back as the Three Bears and Goldilocks again.
Listening attentively to plans to reclaim their homes in the forest.
Titan and Cambria on the right in front and Mama and Papa Bear in the back. Possibly curtain call.
The production runs through the end of July so hopefully I will get some more photos as well as a chance to talk to Jessica about the show.
And, if I get the chance, I'd like to go through some old photo albums of shows that Jessica has appeared in through the years. She and her family could not join our family gathering this summer because of Shrek the Musical, and I am missing my girl and her family.
There is still lots to share from the 4th of July family visit, but there are other things currently happening that I'd like to record, too. Here are a few of them.
Goldilocks is Born
This summer Mountain Mama Jessica and her family are performing in Shrek the Musical. Their roles? Goldilocks and the Three Bears! I can't wait to start seeing pictures, but Jessie did send me some photos of Cambria going blonde for the show.
Not very Goldilockish yet!
Half the foils are in. The process took four hours.
It's Goldilocks! Ready to go at rehearsal and sending her stylist a thank you video.
When did this girl grow up? She's starting middle school this year!
BreyerFest Horses Have Begun Arriving
Tight Lines, aka Fish, Will Coleman's mount has arrived. Actually, two of them came as I had two tickets.
I like Will Coleman and I like the blanket, but Cigar is a mold that I really dislike. I will pull the blanket out of one of the two boxes since I collect Breyer blankets (a Collection within a Collection, hah!) but the other box will be donated somewhere.
Buying a Stablemate ticket to BreyerFest confirms that I am now actively collecting Stablemates, right?
And I got the one of the four possibilities that I'd wanted most - Bellini.
The palomino pinto Indian Pony was very tempting, but Bellini appealed more to me. Having said that, I'm looking to buy or trade for the Indian Pony!
Coming to Happy Trails V! Atlanta, the Hambletonian 100th Anniversary Special Run
BreyerFest week had just begun when Jamie Rott sent me a message with a link to the Hambletonian Society and Atlanta, a special run to celebrate the centennial running of the Hambletonian. (Thanks, Jamie!)
At only $7 and with free shipping, I ordered one for me and two to be given out at Happy Trails - very appropriate since the theme this year is Dan Patch!
To my surprise, two extras had been popped into my package - a magnet and a commemorative pin!
I've tried to get a good photo of the pin, but no luck. This will have to do.
Now that BreyerFest is over, I am actively working on planning Happy Trails V. I'd like to have the class list, rules, and information posted within the next two weeks.
Fortunately, I was able to recover the first four Happy Trails files and I am using them to put together this year's show.
Lots to do, for sure, but it is all things that I enjoy doing.
Should be another post coming today. Stay 'tooned!