Friday night I got to attend the Lion King at the last minute. Really, the last minute. Mr Martin, our principal, purchased 40 tickets back in January. They were at steal at $44.00 each. I knew Kim would not want to go so I never even told him about them. On Friday a teacher, Ms Ross, had a son who was not able to attend and she did not find out until she got home from school and she was just home to grab the others and change her clothes. As I was walking home, Carla called me, told me about the situation, had me change my clothes and she came and got me in a matter of minutes.
It was the most amazing thing I have ever seen, the costumes, the singing, the music, watching the drummers, the scenery and the voices on those actors and actresses. We ate at Olive Garden, had sherbet at Lambs Cafe and parked in 5W. That was a little scary. Carla's big car in that little parking garage! Lion King was created in 1997 and has played on Broadway and then been around the world. I have to admit I was watching the Rosie show years ago and she invited the cast on her show and I was amazed at the giraffes on stilts and how they made the animals have 4 legs and run. The show was 2 hours and 45 minutes and I have to say the time just flew by.
It was the most amazing thing I have ever seen, the costumes, the singing, the music, watching the drummers, the scenery and the voices on those actors and actresses. We ate at Olive Garden, had sherbet at Lambs Cafe and parked in 5W. That was a little scary. Carla's big car in that little parking garage! Lion King was created in 1997 and has played on Broadway and then been around the world. I have to admit I was watching the Rosie show years ago and she invited the cast on her show and I was amazed at the giraffes on stilts and how they made the animals have 4 legs and run. The show was 2 hours and 45 minutes and I have to say the time just flew by.