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Just kidding. Like I could ever go 3 days without the internet. My withdrawals might cause me to cut someone.
it feels pretty fantastic when you do it in short bursts, but over a week and you start to get withdrawalsJust kidding. Like I could ever go 3 days without the internet. My withdrawals might cause me to cut someone.
Thanks SensiHave fun and enjoy it.![]()
We gave them cookies and other goodies for a snack at intermission. If they were sassy, the wouldn't get any.Should be careful. Those seniors can be sassy.
After each show the people with mics go get them taken off and we go out to the lobby and greet everyone. Well, everyone else did. I just kinda stood there. I didn't know anyone. But I did have a slightly frightening experience once. During the curtain call for the first play I did, I looked into the audience and saw this old man clapping. Then he stopped clapping midway and just froze. I was horrified that he might have died. Then he started clapping again, and I was so relieved.In high school, the Mens' and Womens' Choirs (the special ones that you had to audition for) would go around to the senior citizen homes and perform. It was actually a lot of fun and it was really great to see how happy it made all those grandpas and grandmas. We'd go around after our show and greet everyone with a hand shake or a hug. Overall, it was good times. Then there'd be the occasional time when someone would lean in and say, "look at that one in the back... we've got ourselves a sleeper." And I recall once breaking out laughing. Bad me. Also, there'd be nurse-assisted seniors often times, and almost every performance, in the middle of a song, we'd hear a piercingly-loud "BEEEEEEEEEP!" And amidst this and the singing, we all exchanged looks of horror as we were positive someone was flatlining. They usually just got wheeled out of the room before the song was finished. Hmmm... anyway, good times!