For more information, check our website: www.redbirdstudio.com

or contact Judy Bridges, 414-481-4195, jb@redbirdstudio.com

 

NEWS FLASH

February 14, 2007

 

LISTEN TO THE RADIO --

Hear Felicity Librie and Judy Bridges interviewed by Mitch Teich on “Lake Effect.”

WUWM Milwaukee Public Radio, 89.7, Monday, Feb 19th, 10-10:30 am.

After airing, the show will be archived on the station website: wuwm.com/lakeeffect

 

 

NEW PLAY DATES --

Jenny Najoom's play, “Coat Check Girl,” will be produced in the Villiage Playhouse of Wauwatosa One Act Play Festival

at the Sharon Lynn Wilson Center. New dates are: Fri-Sat, March 23-24 and Fri-Sat, March 30-31.

Note: This is the 8th play by a Redbird writer that has won production in the festival.

 

 

MISSING EMAIL --

If you sent a message and are not sure I received it, or if you expected a message you didn’t receive,  please let me know. We’ve been missing some (not all) messages, in and out for a month or so. Now that we know what’s up, Core Comm and genius-techie-husband will have it fixed in no time.

 

On a personal note: I actually remember party lines and the wind-up wall phone in the Kempster General Store. I took my first computer course the year after Kennedy died, and I confess to being an email monkey (not junkie) who taps out messages and waits for return ticks as if they are rabbit pellets. So now I’ve lost a few pellets. I really don’t like the sound of that. And I hate the idea that they are floating out there, somewhere…

 

Another personal note: HAPPY VALENTINE’s  DAY!

Right now, I wish we could all post valentine stories. Here’s my contribution.

 

One year, I wrote an article on “from the heart”(in other words, free) gifts that appeared in Single Life Magazine. I had lots of great ideas, but my husband has better. Two favorites: The year I opened the microwave to find a bendable skeleton balancing on one bendable knee, holding up a hand painted paper heart that said, “I love you.” And this year: #55 down on the crossword puzzle was a neatly printed, “See #53 across.” #53 across was, “I love you.”