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		<title>U Gotta Walk The Talk</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Last night I volunteered as an usher and unexpectedly&#8230;&#8217;wine bar attendant&#8217; at the Studio Theatre&#8217;s performance of Grey Gardens . The latter is hilarious because I know nothing about wine or beer and do my best not to indulge or spend my money on either of the aforementioned social graces . It was great being [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Last night I volunteered as an usher and unexpectedly&#8230;&#8217;wine bar attendant&#8217; at the <a title="Studio Theatre Home" href="http://studiotheatre.org/" target="_blank">Studio Theatre&#8217;s performance of Grey Gardens </a>. The latter is hilarious because I know nothing about wine or beer and do my best not to indulge or spend my money on either of the aforementioned social graces . It was great being in the environment and though the production was less than magical for me (each time a cast member mentioned food in their dialogue I went into my best  Homer Simpson impersonation of <em>mmmmmm&#8230;&#8230;Cake</em> minus the saliva dripping down my face) I left feeling rejuvenated and good about the experience.</p>
<p>I missed the memo that announced that <a title="Grey Gardens WIKI" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grey_Gardens" target="_blank">Grey Gardens</a> was a musical&#8230;. although a fascinating story, based on the documentary with the same name, of Jacqueline B. Kennedy&#8217;s relatives it was difficult for me to stay on task and I found myself daydreaming about what it would be like to have a show at the Studio Theatre, the lights, the revolving floor, a coconut cream cake&#8230;&#8230;</p>
<p>One of my fellow volunteers, I believe her name was <em>Star</em>, asked me if I was an actress. &#8220;You look like an actress&#8230;just the way the light is illuminating off your face.&#8221;  These type of comments happen to me a lot; definitely within the last year or two. The random guy at Krispy Kreme who told me I looked like a poet, my first day of acting class when one of my classmates commented that I looked <em>artsy (yea, I know whatever that means)</em>. So much that it would seem ridiculous to the onlooker if I hesitated to find meaning in them. Truthfully, this messages always come at strategic times&#8230;particularly when I&#8217;m in a space of feeling not so confident about the road I&#8217;m on.  My heart takes a tremendous leap when I receive these comments and I&#8217;m on a high, so high that it seems impossible to turn back. That is, until I get that ever so gentle punch in the gut from life. Yet, I keep trucking on and inevitable I across a &#8216;<em>Star</em>&#8216; who shines some light and I become more active in the game again (the one I really never left). So, this one goes out to the &#8217;stranger&#8217; who holds the ever so powerful &#8216;compliment&#8217;. Thank You.</p>
<p>sigh&#8230;.The Show Must Go On and now that we know I have the look &#8230;&#8230;. Next UP the Walk&#8230;.I wish I could pick some up at Target.</p>
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