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[Previous entry: "The Sun'll Come Out Tomorrow"] [Next entry: "Busy"] 01/26/2006: "A Great Evening"
FABULOUS!! The only way to describe last night. We had such a great time! Dinner at Mick's--arguabley some of the best fried green tomatoes and sweet tea around. Then the musical Annie at The Fox Theatre. The production was great and the Fox is simply beautiful. Replies: 3 Comments on Thursday, January 26th, kim said
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I know, it's a show for kids, but the kid behind us was really too young to be there. "Riley, sit down." "Riley, be quiet." "No, Riley, no." "RILEY." I came very close to turning around and suggesting that Riley's mother take Riley out. My husband is deaf in one ear and partially deaf in the other and he had on ear phones that pipes the sound directly in--and even he could hear Riley and her mother's antics. Riley must've been all of four and a 7:30 production strikes me as past Riley's bedtime, but...whatever. 
Finally, I shoved it off with my foot. I felt him look at me, but that took care of it. 
