I was in Midtown St. Louis Thursday night for the peanut-free preview of this season's Circus Flora (https://circusflora.org/) production, "The Case of the Missing Bellhop." This was my first volunteer assignment of the season, and after helping clean the seats I acted as an usher. This year's show is a mystery comedy with plenty of thrilling acts. This includes the trick horse riding of the Alanian Riders (https://alanianriders.weebly.com/), and they did not disappoint. This year marks the first year for Circus Flora in its new permanent location on Washington Avenue about two blocks east of Grand Boulevard.
Two nights later (21 April), I was back for the official opening night of "The Case of the Missing Bellhop." We had a great crowd for the show, and I performed the same duties as I did on that preview performance. I was so happy that the show was so well received by this crowd, and look forward to more of the same during the run, which lasts until 13 May. Hope you can check out the show; you won't be disappointed.
I worked at the Enterprise (https://www.enterprise.com/en/home.html) branch Saturday morning, filling in for Marvin. It was busy, but we got things done in good order. I then got lunch and bought some work shoes.
Yesterday morning, I refereed SLYSA (http://www.slysa.org/) matches at Sportport International (http://www.sportportintl.com/). I was scheduled to work three matches, but the first was not held as neither team showed up. The other two went well. I stayed to run line for the early part of another match until the assigned official arrived from another field. After the matches, I got some lunch at Creve Coeur Airport (http://crevecoeurairport.com/). The baked salmon was most tasty. This airport serves lunch on Sundays for $7 per person.I then treated myself to ices coffee and pound cake at Starbucks (https://www.starbucks.com/) in Creve Coeur before coming home.
Later.
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