So on a non-sewing note... incredibly busy weekend. We had a hilarious and awesome two day party, that included Pirate RPG which was a blast. I played the wife of a captured pirate captain. She had been thrown in the brig by the first mate, and... well I think I'm going to turn it into a book or something at some point, so I won't say more in this post. But it was pretty awesome.
We also did more acting games. This time we included scenarios that included:
-Cinderella's prince lost in the woods.
- Two chicks trying to catch a falcon.
- A Bosnian Matchmaker and an American Tourist guy.
- Siblings wreaked on a lifeboat
- A murder on a train.
Pretty crazy stuff.
Then six of us decided to act out "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" in 15 minutes. It was more like a half an hour, but it was hilaaaaarious. Especially when people started taking the parts of doors and trees in scenes that only required two actors.
And if that wasn't enough acting, Sunday was party day for my church small group that I co-lead for the junior high girls. Guess what we did? Murder Mystery Party. And I got to almost die again.
For someone who doesn't act in theatre herself anymore, I seem to find plenty of ways to stay dramatic.
7 comments:
Sounds like you had an awesome time! Now I'm curious about the future-book's plot. . .
Some day you are going to have to visit and show me exactly what RPG is. It sounds like so much fun!
As far as you costuming goes, I LOVE watching what you're doing. It inspires me, and I think it would even if I weren't a seamstress/costumer myself.
I love your sewing posts! However, I think it would be a good idea to create a seperate blog for them, because you do so much sewing.
I love your costume posts! They are some of my personal favorites of all your posts!
And the acting sounds incredibly fun!
I enjoy your costume posts, they are inspirational and they give variety to your blog.
LOVE the costumes, They are so beautiful and if I wasn't poor, I'd totally buy one myself!
Although--I do think a separate blog for them would easier.
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