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| I was doubtful about a tall Eve, but it really worked! | 
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| We threw popcorn, got RickRolled at the dance break, and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Huzzah for melodramas! | 
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| Silly, but entertaining - and the butler did NOT do it! | 
I also participated in a workshop on Saturday.  Originally it was scheduled for April but when they rescheduled I realized it was this weekend, and I could attend:
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| We are doing the "Lady Walks" scene from the Scottish Play. In order, Lady M, Doctor, and I am playing the Gentlewoman. | 
I wanted to take this because as I am participating in more and more productions (next up:  "Julius Caesar") I want to be more comfortable performing.  And after taking the workshop, I want to participate in a production based upon the text in the First Folio, not a translation!
This meant we didn't have a day for museums or yarn shopping, and I was OK with it.  After the move, I am well aware of how MUCH yarn I have.
We ate at a few favourite locations:  Ali Baba in Richardson, the Red Truck Café in Plano, and I made a couple stops at Sweet Hut for breakfast items and then for lunch:
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| What they call "Salt & Pepper Chicken", medium heat. I think of it as karaage with fried Thai basil. YUM! 😋 | 
I learned about #MeMadeMay just before I left on the trip, and instead of a theater T-shirt I took the top I finished last year.  While it's not practical for me to wear all the things I've made for myself in May, in part because some are completely weather-inappropriate for this time of year, I am going to try to wear more than one or two.  I received a number of compliments about the top on Saturday.
If I remember next year I may try to wear something I've made every day, but given that most of what I make are cold-weather items, that's not terribly practical unless I am some much chillier place next May.  I have time to plan.  Or to make more items!


 
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