welcome kenya joy!
can’t wait to meet you. (congrats chad and nicole and kaeden).
way to go n!
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Just got word of this:
Can’t wait!
Check out her latest interview with Dr. James Dobson (it starts at about the 5 minute mark).
Read some reviews of the book posted through Rice’s website.
Happy Thanksgiving!
(With a special blessing to all my Canadian friends abroad).
- The Good News About Injustice, Gary Haugen
- Illinoise, Sufjan Stevens
- Terrify No More, Gary Haugen
- Table or other surface to serve as kitchen counter top
- Macbook Pro (Black or White)
- Toyota FJ Hybrid
can you hear them?
dan and christy sure can.
4 days to go.
woot!
(and mom. and her twin sis!)
in honour of her 141st, i dug up this poem i wrote, contemplating the country i love, as a travel-weary young buck in the late 90s after spending some serious time in the middle east.
my home and native
what a country
I love to call it my home
your red and white have
gone with me
strapped to my back
anticipating my return
longing for fresh air
mountains, eh
be a nation of peace
be a nation of one God
oh, canada
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Second Cup, South Pointe Common
(2004 50 Ave, Red Deer, AB)
Come grab a cup of coffee (regular coffee will be on the house!) at Second Cup on Wednesday, June 25! And while you’re at it, pick up a DVD and Soundtrack.
That’s right: E for Everyone: The Mouse and the Elephant is now available on DVD. DVDs are $30 and CDs are $15 - or you can buy them as a combo for $40 at the party!
There will be draw prizes given away every 1/2 hour - so if you’re there at the right time, you could go home with some free merchandise! It’d be sweet to see you there: to catch up and to celebrate this milestone with us, so please come!
If you’re not in Red Deer, or unable to make it on Wednesday, you can order our DVD and other merchandise on our website: www.eforeveryonemovie.com
- drive up to edtown on saturday night after play read-thru at rdc
- supplement trip with mcdonald’s (i know, i know) iced coffee and 2 surprisingly delicious mickey d muffins
- meet up with family in edmonton to celebrate cousin luke’s recent grad (Congratulations Dr. Savage! woot!)
- eat good food and drink good drinks and sit around sometimes smokey, sometimes flamey fire
- see aunt liz, uncle rob and david
- crash on floor though offered couch
- wake early to say bye to jet setting aunt/uncle combo
- see rafa curb-stomp federer in predicted roland garros final
- head to centre street for an inspiring service of water baptisms (one of the most amazing sacraments to watch and participate in)
- remember and cherish spontaneous personal submersion (nearly 10 years ago)
- contemplate ramifications
- head to 124th street for an afternoon of plays at nextfest
- watch a superb cast of actors read shelter
- short QandA, embrace the process of playwriting
- head back down the Queenie 2 with a tall komodo dragon blend and 2 chocolate covered pretzels
- enjoy the greenness of alberta in june
I’m excited to announce that my play Shelter will be read at Nextfest in Edmonton on Sunday, June 8, 2008 at 2PM. Tanya Ryga is directing the reading with an incredible cast of actors! The play is about potatoes, an affair and grace.
Nextfest is an “11 day celebration of music, theatre, dance, film, visual art and much, much more from the hottest up-and-coming artists from Edmonton and beyond.”
Shelter was an official selection of the 2007 Scripts at Work in Red Deer and will be the second of three plays to be read on Sunday at Conrad’s Sugar Bowl on 10724 124 ST. (Visit the site for maps and the full festival schedule.)
Come and check it out and be part of the continued journey of Shelter!
Note: Mature themes.
Baby Kooms is here! Elijah Simon.
He’s beautiful!
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