The Not So Epic Week Recap

Hi, it's me.

The one who said they'd update almost a week ago. Sorry. It's been getting slower around work, but I've been tired and doing other things after it that I never get a chance to come on, so now I'm making it up with an awesome week in review epic post!


At the begining of the week there wasn't much to report on things that I did. We've been doing a lot of work in the back, tyding up things and reorganizing while we have some downtime now that Humana is getting slower. Wild Blessings (the Wendell Berry piece) started tech so we shipped the trees over to the theatre using the carpenter's flat bed. The only other thing we had to do for Wild Blessings was do some set dressing. Doc, Taj, Elliot, and I put sheets of greenery down, and then added individual pieces of fake long grass. That lasted toward the end of the day on Monday, and then Tuesday morning the rest of the department came to finish it up.

Wednesday I had some stock projects to do, but I also had to gather some props for the Apprentice Showcase. I found some awesomely cheesy records while looking for a Barry Manilow one. Then I organized some chandliers that were down from where they had been hanging (we had new lights installed a couple of weeks ago, and they were in the way), and then I had to organize the table lamps a little bit.

I finished up the table lamps this morning and then went on a Lowe's run to pick up a few things and then headed over to the theatre to drop off something for Doc.


One of the biggest organizing projects we have is organizing our soft goods fabric area.

There are a ton of bolts of fabric, and a lot we probably don't need. Joe and Elliot made new holders out of one of our shelves that we had, and the left over pieces of sono tube. They then pulled out all of the fabric and we all took down the storage we had.


We had a pallet that we were stacking all of the wood on, but Joe realized it wasn't going to fit through the aisle. He tried to get the fork lift in and raise it up high enough but as soon as he moved the whole things came crashing down. We then had to lug everything to the main aisle but we finally got the entire thing down and all of the wood in the dumpster. Now all that's left is organizing all of the fabric.

Tomorrow I will be working on a project for Roanoke, one of the ten minute shows. We had actually already done the show for the Apprentice Tens, but the set is a little different in this one so I'll be working with on a Native American spear.