Hmm.

I adore my supervisor, I think she's a great person to work with and everything. But when she tells us this morning that she had to put her head between her knees after brushing her teeth so she didn't keel over in a faint and/or get sick, all I can think is "and you came to work?!?" Thank goodness I'm not a supervisor, I guess. Cuz there's just some times you need to call in sick.

Mom and I finally got a chance to watch the Cavalia DVD last weekend. The first few moments were a little disappointing - but really that's just because it just can't measure up to the magic of actually being there in person. But really, the DVD turned out to be just wonderful. They show segments of the entire show (about 40 min worth), then spend another 40 minutes with behind the scenes stuff. And then they spend about 15 minutes introducing all the people involved (riders and acrobats), and then the horses. By the end of the entire disc, it felt every bit as magical and captivating as the live performance had been. Plus, you get a feel for the performers this way, which is totally cool. It does indeed make up for missing this year's performance. And we get to watch it again and again. ^___^