must be wednesday, right?

In fact, I know darn well it's Wednesday!

That's $5 sushi from Publix for supper tonight, picked up on my way home from downtown.

 

Plus, I washed clothes late this morning at Suds, so I know it's Wednesday.

It only costs me $6.50 to wash and dry my laundry, as the washers are 25% off then.

 

So what was causing the confusion in the time between those two events?

I saw two plays today!!!

I happened to spot this flyer on fb yesterday and was elated: hump day fun!

Better yet, it was free!!!

It was also early enough for me to find parking before dark.

I wanted to be close to Yamacraw Center For Performing Arts, as the weather song has been hitting some very low notes of late, and I prefer to be snug at home when it does.

Still, the opportunity to support younger performers isn't often, so I went.

I'm so glad I did!

So many positive vibes in the air tonight, from the performers and parents!

First up was "The Adventures of Captain Potato", featuring a superhero who was "round and brown" - in actuality, a kid wearing glasses - with a sidekick named Spud.

His mission: to thwart the plans of Big Mouth and his feeder minions!

Very funny stuff from these third and fourth grade students!

 

Then came the other tale, "Wolf! Wolf! Wolf!" with another group of students.

The farmers had tasked two boys to look out for a wolf, even drawing them a picture - to the left - so they would be able to recognize the creature.

Very nice re-imagining of "The Boy Who Cried Wolf", with the sheep being quite helpful at tricking the wolf when the boys botch their job.

All in all, there were at least thirty students who did the two plays.

Bravo, and brava, I say!

How very nice to see something from the students of Esther F. Garrison School for the Arts.

I'll have to keep an eye out for more from them!

What a nice coincidence that I happened to be on fb when that flyer popped up!

Right place, right time!