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I got to borrow the Beetle on the left from a gal named Rachel. The Beetle on the right is owned by a gal on the drama team here named...Rachel.

...for weekend #2.

We used the Harrell's trip to NYC to have a MasterWorks gathering. Jessica (center, Abby in The Crucible last summer) was in town with her father (right of Jessica) to see musicals. Sarah (second from left, Elizabeth Proctor in The Crucible) and her mother (taking the picture: Thanks!) joined us, as...

We got to see MasterWorks ( http://MasterWorksFestival.org) faculty Alan & Karin Harrell when they were in town. Alan plays cello for the Cleveland Symphony, which was performing in Carnegie Hall. Now they're off on an extensive tour of Europe.

An encouraging report about an enacted prayer we did recently...

The bell tower chimes of the Great Court of Trinity College, made famous in Chariots of Fire, have been beaten again in record time: Modern-day hero runs away with Chariots of Fire challenge.

You convinced me every time you changed character.
--Dalores Wenzler
Milwaukee, WI
after seeing The Acts ( http://RichDrama.com/Acts)

...for 11 performances ( http://RichDrama.com/Itinerary).

My husband and I were encouraged and filled with hope at the end of the evening.
Pam Hill
Pittsburgh, PA

Our church, Westchester Chapel, is gearing up for another transformation for a dramatic event on Saturday, November 10th, at 7pm.

The Biblical Feast of Tabernacles

Join us to experience the sights and sounds of Jerusalem some 2000 years ago...authentic food, costumed servants, drama, dance, worship, ...

In all the dozens of times I've been to Camp Taconic, I've never climbed to the top of the mountain. This morning my room mate invited me along, so here I am. This picture hardly does it justice.

I get to perform for the next three days beside the lake, where Joyce and I took a boat ride after meeting here.

Joyce and I hosted MasterWorks Festival alum from NYC. We had a screening of two alum films: David Edward Kavinaugh's 42 minute The Wrath of Black Bow ( 4:24 minute trailer) and Cody Mahan's The Unforgettable Battle of Epic Proportions. Both had interesting takes on screen violence.

Those three lights in the sky are followed by a host of other planes, yet invisible to my camera.

We're glad the wedding was yesterday. It's been quite blustery today.

Dad took this shot.

Dad just found the branding iron my grandpa and great uncle used on the Black Angus we raised until my great uncle retired. The R is for Great Uncle Ralph and the C is for Grandpa Charles.

I was in junior high when the property turned from a ranch to a farm, so I have fond memories of cow pie fights...