The Play's the (Finished) Thing

It's finished! My weekends are once again all mine. To waste as I like. Ha.

Will I miss it? A little. It was a good show, and it was fun to be part of it, even in a small way. But I won't miss the outsider feeling. It was all to reminice of middle school--the lonely girl on the outside, looking in at all the other kids playing and having fun during recess.

Ah me. Can't be the center of attention all the time! Of course, that's not what I was asking for. I volunteered so I could feel part of something, and instead I just felt like an accessory. But I wouldn't go back and not volunteer. It was "fun" over all. And now I know how to run the sound board. Very cool.

Today is Father's Day. I wonder if any of the CEEH sites were doing anything special. Holiday's must be hard... especially if the residents had families that they no longer have contact with. I can't imagine not having a family. Jon's family has invited me to spend the day with them; they're so nice (thank goodness). It's hard being involved with someone when their family is a mess. At least it's hard for me. But that's another story, and has nothing to do with this blog (thank goodness).

I've been working hard at the CEEH website. I just put up the Golf Tournament page on Friday, and I'm really pleased with it. I had to struggle a bit to get it formatted correctly--I'm still learning the quirks of using tables--but I love all of the html stuff that I'm learning (such as the picture of Joel and Duffy that I managed to fit in my post a few days ago).