Moose, theatre and cutie-pies

An interesting weekend.

Robert and I went to see "The Spitfire Grill" in Milford on Friday night, performed by the Second Street Players. They did a fabulous job. Loved the show. I wasn't familiar with it, but Robert had seen the movie version of it years ago.

Saturday was a "Family Fun Fair" out at Winswept Stables. It's a fundraiser for the Cancer Center at Beebe and I had volunteered to face paint. We've been having tons of rain, so I wasn't sure it was going to happen. The rain held out and there were lots and lots of kids. I was the only facepainter, so I got my butt handed to me for 4 hours. Still, the kids love it and I do too. Here's a pic of one of the cuties. He kept grinning and grinning because he could see his face in my sunglasses.



Saturday night was the Crab Feast at the MOOSE LODGE in Middletown Delaware! Whoohoo! It was a benefit for my friend's daughter's cheerleading squad. Here's a pic of Michelle and her husband Scooter. We've been friends since childhood.

They have one of the happiest marriages I've been around. They've been together for about 20 years.

So, the Crab Feast - great crabs, big silent auction, d.j. etc. The dj played mostly country music for the first half and then switched to dance music. Most of the dance music was current stuff, but inevitably they switched to the standards...you know, "Old Time Rock and Roll", which means that "Celebrate" isn't far behind, and then "We are Family" and of COURSE "YMCA", as you can see below.

But the most interesting part of the evening, besides watching a group of four or five very nice women doing shots and hooting was THIS GUY.


He came out of nowhere. He started off wearing his Harley Davidson shirt with the sleeves cut off and his boxer briefs. THAT took a minute to take in, and I couldn't get my camera ready because of my delayed reaction. When I realized he was stripping, I snapped out of it. Here's some of his crazy dance moves - all done to "Old Time Rock n Roll".



We asked him afterward what was up with the stripping. He pointed at a guy at a table, and said, "that fool bet me $75 I wouldn't do it."
Nuff said.