Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Posters and possibilities of snow

So this evening I created a poster for my play.  I spent several hours working on this as I wanted it to have a multifaceted layered look to it.  I also do not have to teach tomorrow as school has already been canceled due to the snow forecast.  So if the snow doesn't come, can the district call everyone at 5 in the morning and tell them to now come to work.  I don't think it works that way.  I'm hoping we don't get hit with much so that I can hold rehearsal, but one way or the other every thing will work out.  Listen to me, ever the optimist.
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