Last night I went with Trudy and Nancy to see A Christmas Carol...and technically it wasn't the actual play, Christmas Carol. The group of kids (ranging from 2nd grade through 12th grade) had read through Dickens' novel and they had picked the lines to quote. The play itself was quite thought-provoking. The classic Tiny Tim was angelic and portrayed the real Dickens' character with such charm that one couldn't help falling in love with the meek little fellow who loved the world and Mr. Scrooge even though the latter disapproved of the affection. The clerk who worked diligently won over hearts with his loyalty to an employer who needed to learn a lesson or two...or three.
The cold, blustery night out with Trudy and Nance was alot of fun. The NAT (which has a new name because the city of Rockford purchased it) is quite nice. I had never been downtown to see a production there.
Sunday, December 7, 2008
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