We begin the season on Friday. A lot of projects are still in progress, we're not sure, yet, who is on board for many of our regular jobs, some of the roles in the play have only a few "understudies" and we used the dress rehearsals the past two evenings to accustom people to new roles they can work their way into. One of our new "Jesus" donkeys did well, but the other was a little temperamental and bucked Scott off. That was the second year in a row Scott was bucked off during dress rehearsal. No damage done.
Regardless of the uncertainties, we will start our season at 10am Friday with Dick teaching in the Tabernacle for the 29th year and looking forward to his 90th birthday in August. There is a lot of history in this place and we will be getting closer to welcoming the 7.9 millionth person to see the Passion Play since 1968.
We had another day of rain today, but we should have good weather the rest of the week and into next week. The rain has really filled out the greenery, but too many places in the area have streams and rivers that are over-filled and need a break from the rain. Not much we can do but keep the drains unclogged and fill in the places that wash away. Like most other projects, drainage is a work still in progress. In God's timing, we'll get all the projects done......and then find some more. The cow never stays milked.
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