Mookie Riffic

well Miss Rachael, I for one will miss reading your blog posts, but can easily understand that blogging does have its moments of 'ho-hum, it just doesn't thrill me any longer.' It's tough to keep it up, especially with everything else we have to do in a day's timeframe.

Hopefully you'll stop by here and there and let us know how you're doing. We'll miss ya, the Miss Formerly Known as Mookie. :-)

Wow, I stop by to link ya, and lookee here...

Sorry to see you go and I hope to see you at sometime in the future when you have more time. I can understand what you are going through since I have been pretty remiss in the recent past about updating my blog.
Good luck and do well in school, that is what really matters.

You're grounded again, aren't you? ;)

I'm sorry to see you go, Mookie. If you ever need a place to vent, let me know and I'll give you a login over at Publius & Co..

Good luck in the non-blogging world. Don't forget to let us know when you return and where...

Mookie,
It's understandable but not any less regretable. Hope you do well in the things that are taking you away form us, & I hope that those things quiet down enough to let you return one day.

take care

Good luck in the real world Mookie, i'm glad to have met you, even if it was only in this virtual world of the blogosphere. In fact, i feel like i was present at the birth of Mookie Riffic, since i still remember that e-mail you sent me so long ago asking me what i thought about the Blogger/Blogspot program.

Sniff, sniff, you've grown so much since then..

just kidding. Take care and don't be a stranger to your mu.nu friends!

We'll save your spot for you. Any time you need to rant about something, you know where to come. :)

aw, man... as soon as i come back, you leave. sniff. well, at least we still have lunch!

Ahhh... Blogger burn out... Tis truly a shame to see you go...

Before you leave, I just happened to stumble on the whole one act play thing and have a few questions/ things to say. I do go to E.C. Glass and was a head technician for the competition that you attended, not a technician for God Lives. I would like to let you know that the competition was held in the middle of one of our musicals, Tommy -- so you may have seen our theatre in a less than perfect state, sorry. Personally, I found the whole competition a bit childish. Many technical crew members from other schools were very amateur and unprofessional. It was difficult to deal with many schools and some students were down right rude to my crew. Let me just say that my crew did it’s best to provided as much technical assistance and supervision in the most respectful and professional way. Please if you feel that in any way any member of the E.C. Glass technical staff acted inappropriately or unprofessionally let me know. In regards to the posts about God Lives in Glass: please don’t let the comments of a few represent a whole. The E.C. Glass Technical Staff worked very hard to host that competition while staffing two other major shows and a small one act show that we performed at the competition. When my crew left for the day we felt that we did a good job, however, a few people from other schools obviously felt cheated. When we returned to the theatre the next day we found it trashed: The house lighting controls, fly rail, and sound system were damaged. Fire extinguishers were discharged all over the theatre. Several fly lines that were safely tied off were untied and left hanging out of balance. I would like to say to the person or persons who did this: If you felt the need to trash our theatre, realize that the only harm you did was to the people who did the most to help your show succeed. Again, I would like to ask if you feel that any E.C. Glass crew member acted poorly during the competition. Please know that the Technicians at Glass did everything we could to make your show a success.