On my way back to the dorms at U of Montana this evening, a few new tour actors and I were discussing how surreal it is that we are here, working, as actors! In the mountains! Being paid to see the country. Now before you think I have some luxurious job, you must realize I 've just finished the first of multiple 12 hour working days.
I began this morning at 6:30am since my body thought it was 8:30am (jet lag). When falling asleep last night around 9:30 or 10 (close to midnight eastern time) , it was still light outside... bizarre, almost like Alaska where the sun never sets in the summer... not sure what's up with that. So, yea, I began my day with a run in the rain with a fellow tour actor, Mary Anne (who happens to be from South Eastern Mass (small world!), and a half mile hike up Mount Sentinel. Cold rain, but very refreshing. Training was 9am-9pm, and what a job this is going to be... so much energy required! I love it!
Much more to write, but unfortunately, I forgot to borrow an E-thernet cord, so I'm borrowing my roommate's, and I think she needs to use it. Hope all are well, love you MOM :-)
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