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Interviewer: Jeremy Interviewee: SarahLynn Question: So SarahLynn , it's been a while since you've blogged about anything. What is your post going to be about? Answer: Well, nothing has really happened to us in the last few weeks. I've literally just been at work, and you are always at work or school. So there is nothing really interesting to post about. Q: Well, why don't you tell them about the shows you are directing at school? A: I don't think people want to hear about that. Q: Well, they might. What's your show about that you are doing this Wednesday? A: Oh, it's the 2 nd grade show, called DinoStars . It's going to be SO cute. The kids basically sing and dance about dinos , and they will each be dressed up like a different dinosaur. Q: Cool! Who makes all the costumes? A: The parents do. It's really great because it makes each child look unique, and it's one less thing I have to worry about. Q: What about the next show? A: Well, two weeks ...

We found a free performance at the OC Fine Arts Center last week. It was a show where people dance outside, on the side of a building, hanging from ropes! They call themselves project bandaloop . It was really cool! We were able to make a triple date out of it, so that was an added plus. We haven't done a group date in a really long time, so it was definitely a hallmark in our social life! Seriously, how cool is this? I want to learn how to dance while hanging from buildings, too!

Last week, we joined Jeremy's MBA friends on a hike through Laguna Beach Wilderness. The hike was short-5.5 miles- but it was 108 degrees out that day, with no shade on the entire trail. Plus, the night before the hike I got 3rd place in my school's teacher-pie-eating contest (out of 26!), so that made it pretty interesting. Even though it was boiling, we had fun and there were wonderful views of rolling hills with deserty wildlife. When we made it to the hill that overlooked the beach, it was so relieving! We hiked into town and ate lunch together at a yummy restaurant. Can you see Jeremy's beard in this picture (above)? He grew it out for an entire week to see exactly where his beard line is. Since he's a "ginger," his hair grows in red, and it has a funny pattern to it. Here's a closer picture for you to see the areas where the hair grows long and where he has what we call "desert patches."