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Northeast Comic Con Ticket Giveaway

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North East Comic Con

I really wish that I could attend the Northeast Comic Con on December 6th and 7th, but I work… Weekends… Overnight… Bleh. Doing anything fun on the weekend is tricky for me since I work, sleep, repeat. Being able to attend this event would be a lot of fun for both me and the kids. There are some fun workshops for the kids to attend and the event is a very family friendly one. There are workshops for artistic kids, active kids and gamer kids. Some very fun things for them.

I’d personally love to meet Nicholas Brendan from Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Xander was always my favorite character from the series, along with Willow. I also like his story and how he is a face for people who stutter. It would just be nice to get a chance to meet him.

25th Annual Motor City Comic Con - Day 1
NOVI, MI – MAY 16: Actor Nicholas Brendon from the tv show Buffy the Vampire Slayer attends day 1 of the 25th annual Motor City Comic Con at Suburban Collection Showplace on May 16, 2014 in Novi, Michigan. (Photo by Paul Warner/Getty Images)

There will also be a voice over workshop. I love voice over and would love to do something like that. I think that I would learn so much.

I’m giving you and your family a chance to go to the Northeast Comic Con in my place. I have TWO family four packs of tickets that you can win (see the Rafflecopter app below) and have a great time. Continue reading Northeast Comic Con Ticket Giveaway →

Family, Photo-A-Day

Our Star of NUTS

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Photo-A-Day #3508

Today was Eva’s play. She was in the Triboro Youth Theater production of NUTS. This was her second production with the TYT. This time around Eva had two lines and she was thrilled as well as nervous about that. For the weeks of rehearsals we would go over her lines again and again and she knew them cold. We talked about how to add some feeling to the delivery of her lines so that they weren’t stiff. Our practicing paid off because she did such an excellent job. She didn’t rush her lines, fumble, mumble or stumble over them and she didn’t leave the microphone int he middle of delivering her lines. We are so proud of her.