Count Your Blessings Instead of Sheep

It was brought to my attention that I must have the most self assured boyfriend in the world. I am about to embark on my first adventure as a director and my wonderful boyfriend agreed to act as a tech director (build the set, adjust the lights, etc). My friend, Deb, said I should count my blessings for having him in my life as there are not too many men out there that would agree to support me in this venture. I am doing this play at Kileys so those of you who know me know what that means. Deb said there is not anything in the world Greg wouldn't do for me.

I suppose I always knew this but it doesn't hurt to have someone you trust bring it to your attention every once in a while. I certainly don't want to take his generosity for granted. Of course, I don't want to take Mike's for granted either. I thank God everyday for both of them. Greg for loving me so much that he recognizes my need to do this just once and knowing that Mike is probably the only person who is willing to give me this chance, and Mike for his friendship and wanting me to have this opportunity and giving it to me.

The cast consists of three women, me, Christina and Andie. I shouldn't put myself onstage and off but I am lucky to have these amazing women to lean on. Christina has directed before and has great insight (as well as being an incredible actress). Andie is just simply a great actress. With Greg helping me offstage, the girls onstage and Mike's friendship I don't think I could go wrong.

If there are any uncomfortable feelings I haven't experienced it. They all seem to care enough about me to make it happen. I am very lucky and very grateful.