(This is Sara, dressed as Anime in the show. She is a professional Oodler.)
It is delightful to see such support; each time I get a message from Kickstarter that we have another "New Backer Alert", my heart gives a little tap dance. Friends and family. Friends of Friends. Strangers. I am so thrilled. And so humbled.
It is actually quite difficult to write something and have it tossed out there to the wide, wide world. Even with a history of writing and publishings and an award or two (small scale: class awards. but, hey. They are tributes, right?) This is the first show I have written for musical theatre. Yes, I've had many, "What was I thinking?" moments.
I wrote Lather, Rinse, Repeat the winter after my father died, when my heart wanted so much to heal and laugh again. I would find myself smiling at a page of dialogue, and then chuckling. Songs would torment me awake, or a tune would find its place in the world as I was down doing barn chores. First time I had ever written a song, too. Did I mention that? Talented friends came for read-throughs and workshops. I had such encouragement!
And, now, here it is -- out in the world. Hoping for a successful campaign. Hopeful the encouragement will continue, on a world wide web basis.
And, on 1: let me hear an oodle-oo: 5...4...3...2...1...
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