Day 7 of the Great Adventure, Day 4 of performing
An interesting observation - they love to dress their girl children here in pinks and turquoise. The boys were wide spectrum, but the girls... sheesh. It's like there is a conspiracy or something, although it's a very harmless one apparently. However.... yes, within the fabrics are woven colored wires which, at a predetermined moment will emerge, embed themselves into the little girls eyeballs and turn them into ravening zombies who will turn on their families with razor sharp teeth and rend them into....
Can you tell I'm getting a little slap happy? Plus, I keep talking like Hoolia, even after I've climbed out of the wagon. (Whooo whooo!)
So, we decided to do a late one today ending around 7:30pm. The reception was M.O.T.S. (more of the same), with children of all ages being enchanted by the Enchanted Wagon (trademark). Another interesting observation - people walking towards us who were not actually coming to see us would be drawn closer to the wagon as if there was a magnetic attraction. It was fun to watch the tweens and guys trying to be cool, and yet they could not help but pass closer than would seem reasonable for just walking by.
Magic rules!!
No Kay today, but Wyatt and another little girl from previous days, Gabrielle, came to see us and to be hugged. (Hoolia's got a fan club.)
Very cute guy flirted with the fairy. Hoolia was very jealous, but he wasn't into birds. <sigh>
Speaking of birds, Animal is contemplating adopting a button quail or two. I'll keep you posted.
Not a lot more to say - went to a great diner called Kroll's and then back to the hotel to get in a short jacuzzi (there are, apparently, no long jacuzzi's, but I digress) before coming back to the room, showering, blogging and then crashing like Evel Knieval.
Tomorrow is another day, and then there is one more after that, and then.... WHEEEEEEE!!!! again.
Btw, the "you betcha" count is at 6. Two were from one guy who just said it twice in a row.
Hee!
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