I don’t know where the time has gone since we renovated our bathroom two years ago. It seems like just yesterday. This weekend I finally headed out to Home Goods and picked up a few items to decorate it. Who knows why it took me so long but it’s gotten me motivated to finish other project around the house. Maybe next I’ll finally hang the art in B-Man’s room, lol.
As many of you know, back in June I left the “Agency World” to go to The Carnegie Visual and Performing Arts Center in Covington. For those of you not familiar – The Carnegie is the largest multidisciplinary arts organization in Northern Kentucky and it’s home to six art galleries, a 400+ seat theatre and a children’s arts education center. I wanted to take a moment to just make sure you were aware of our upcoming production of Rodger and Hammerstein’s musical, CAROUSEL. If you know this show, you know how wonderful it is —> it was named “Best Musical of The Century” by TIME Magazine. CAROUSEL will be playing at The Carnegie weekends April 1-17 and tickets are really affordable, at just $19-$28 dollars. It’s being directed by NKU’s Mark Hardy, who is a veteran of the Broadway stage
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Today the boys and I, along with my Mom, headed down to US Bank Arena for Ringling Bros. & Barnum and Bailey’s Circus. The theme of this year’s show was FUNundrum, and boy was it fun. The boys were on the edge of their seats the entire time. From the amazing tight rope walkers to the seven (that’s right, seven) motorcyclists riding at top speeds in a giant steel cage, our jaws were constantly dropped in disbelief. It was amazing. We of course snapped tons of photos (well, My Mom did, I some how forgot my camera!!): I’d like to thank the kind people with FELD Entertainment for giving me the 4-pack of tickets to see the show. It’s something the boys and I will be talking about for a long time. If you haven’t had a chance to see
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Today I did what I have been putting off for months. Something none of us enjoys doing……I went through my closet and picked out the items I’ve A) Out grown B) Stopped wearing. While I was dreading doing it, and while it took me over an hour, I must say it felt awesome. There was so much in there I hadn’t worn in years. I found a t-shirt I bought in high school, a sweater I remember buying in my early 20′s and a suit I had purchased for my first “real” job out of college. Now, I am 35 years old so my college days are quite a few years behind me. At the end of the day, I filled up this giant box and two large bags with items. I’ll be taking all of these clothes to Goodwill tomorrow and
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