On the morning of 14 December 2007, the Ticketworld report stated that we still had 41 tickets left to sell for the show later that night. So I prayed, “God, it’s payday and people are going to go out tonight. Please let thirty people make an impulse decision to watch Avenue Q on opening night.”
An Avenue Q Manila client and I exchanged a series of SMS on 03 December 2007 that led to my source of amusement and chagrin.
Since the Avenue Q client was interested in the Sunday show, 16 December 2007, I replied that we were only selling for 14 and 15 December 2007.
Resting from Driving to the Mall of Asia I did nothing that had to do with the dead on 01 November 2007. Instead, I slept like the dead until I woke up refreshed at around 12 noon.
I was actually recovering from driving to and from the Mall of Asia the night before to attend Nickelodeon’s Mischief Madness. Instead of the almost empty streets that I expected, there were clumps or snarls of slow moving traffic, which lengthened the travel time considerably.
Ask the universe. And so I did.
I’ve been thinking of what I wanted for the December Spread the Fuzz on Avenue Q Manila Show. In the past, I have sent proposals to other companies for the September run, which a majority didn’t work out, because, I think, of the lack of opportunity to make a personal presentation. So, in the future, I wanted to be able to talk face to face with somebody.
The official introduction of the phrase Spread the Fuzz was on 04 September 2007 through a post of mine entitled Spread the Fuzz on Avenue Q Manila Philippines.
While I was writing the Avenue Q article, it dawned on me that buzz and fuzz rhyme. Spread the Buzz is the more commonly used phrase to denote spreading the word. Wikipedia has acknowledged that Spread the Buzz now includes, “text messages sent via SMS and web dialogue, such as online profile pages, blog posts, message board threads, instant messages and emails.”
Now I lay me down to sleep
I pray the Lord my soul to keep
And if I die before I wake
Then an angel he should take
A Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows book
For me to read in some heavenly nook
And there goes an attempt at poetry with a revised old English prayer
Hopefully, there’s no need for the prayer to take effect, but I want to clarify my expectations just in case I meet an untimely demise before I get to read the last installment of the Harry Potter series.
Unmistakably, the look of the site has changed. I would love to say that it’s because I’m celebrating the second year anniversary of TheBachelorGirl, however, it isn’t so.
An upgrade necessitated the theme change.
Thus, before the original design disappeared into cyber oblivion forever, I thought that I might as well try to document its existence.
