It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of good fortune, must be in want of a wife…
“…or a life or at least something like that.” charmingly chimed Greg Vestal
“I acknowledge it” acknowledged Miranda G. Gilliam enjoying romantic literary references while running around the world much like Noble Nikki Robertson along with Amanda Garcia, Lori McCarty, Sandy Kreps and Wendi Medling.
Therapist Beth Lewis grabbed the progressively narrative mic and said….
“Yes, and as everyone knows acknowledgement is power. Therefore it should also be acknowledged that everyone may not know it at the exact same time. The consequences of that happening are too much to disclose at this part of the story, however it is safe to say that everyone will come to this understanding at least some point in their life.”
David Ristuccia boldly hijacked the microphone channel to give history lessons on the bad ass men and women that have all acknowledged this. Among them he noted David Ristuccia for his power lifting persona and of course his fair cousin Rachael Bower and the Marvelous Mikaila Munoz who were both making their way as a mermaid and a sexy lobster which is the hidden meaning to him always suggesting you take your fish oil.
Amy Beth Hinkhouse-Dunavant proposed that they should all acknowledge it at the same time just to see what would happen. Carrie Campbell Gerdes, Christie Douglas and Nick Kriofske all being the acknowledgement daredevils they all were quick to volunteer.
Joel Ferrell felt it could be more powerful adpated for the stage. Katharine O’Sullivan Spadacenta stepped up as the stage manager and the cast was quickly assembled including Cheryl Ammeter, Jessica Hoffman, Stephanie Dunnam, Stephanie Renee and Debbie Ramsey Lofland. Shawn Patrello insisted there be clowns or “mechanicals” and Mark C Guerra (Markasaurus Rex) insisted on fairies. Debbie Ramsey Lofland insisted they do the show in the dirt and Fred Curchack said he would just do it all himself with a few puppets and a some bic lighters for lighting. John Venable thought he would hold out for Martin Scorese to direct him with Steve Martin. Joe Chapa supported that choice.
Eldon Wriston, Shane Owens and Bella Eden Alexander-Johnson all realized they had something magical. Daniel Driensky and Darlene Hammond thought they would help get the word out and organized an awareness campaign
“What shall we call this production?” posed Wendy Powell
“Batdad vs Superteacher” immediately contributed Daniel Thomas Jones
“Dead Bloggers Society” threw in Krystal Gable
“The Never Ending Birthday Story” offered Elizabeth Owens and everybody silenced in agreement, then cheered at the pure resonance of it.
Haven Powers asked if there would be a Luck Dragon and Sher Jean Bear assured her there would be a variety of dragons. Jamy Porter also demanded there be Bounty Hunters and Sith Lords with fabulous hair. Benjamin Davis mentioned he has a place for that.
The creative group began rehearsals, production meetings and publicity campaigns while Patricia Pell and Charity HopperMotorplex Jones presented the celebratory cake and lit the candles.
What they may not have yet realized is that each candle they lit was a world that was burning. Kimberly Kay Lucas acknowledged she was the bright light of one candle as the others were lit. Morgan McClure let her light shine it created a shadow on everyone else. Laurel Hoitsma filled those shadows with her light.
As the light got brighter and brighter one might think it could not possibly be brighter. “That is what one might call limits” said Law Michael Sullivan and his alter ego Lawrence Sullivan.
Jamie Matlock said “I don’t subscribe to limits“. Theresa Vance and Kristin Sutton Ford nodded in agreement.
“I don’t believe they really exist” added Deborah Longworth with all her Urbanity.
“I will have to agree. Any limits I thought I had I created myself” admitted the AmaZING Mikaila Muñoz Lotierzo.
“Well if we create our own they still exist” debated Maggie Grant.
“I like to refer to a limit as a #TIMIL. That’s limit spelled backwards to remind me I created it” contributed Jennifer Besser.
By this time all the candles were lit and the light was brighter than they all imagined. They began to transcend their reality and each emerged surrounded by their wishes.
Paige Nash, Steve Luce and Darlene Munger wishes all popped up like bubbles in the air, or in the water, or in space. Lauren Dunnaway, Frieda Austin and Elias Sahwani had as many wishes as there were grains of sand in an hourglass.
While blinded by the brilliance, brighter lights seems to shoot from the center. Sandy Degen Ledbetter, Jennifer Eiffert and Carol Reed were each brighter than the sun but streaked across the brightness like a firework. Jamie Matlock and Adrianna Cervantes Grinke were like lasers. Louisa Lawless and Don Long where like shooting stars.
Elvis Monroe and Pamela Ann knew these lights had to come from someplace.
“They come from here” answered Gwendolyn Michelle Phillips gesturing towards a source. The funny thing is no matter who was looking, they all saw the same thing. It did not matter if it was Taylor Rea, Carrie Campbell Gerdes or Traci Towers Clark. They saw the same source that Dianne Kelly Samoff II and Dianne Samoff III saw. It was as if they were looking into a mirror when they looked into the light. William Bill Gartin and Brandon Enriquez all saw the same thing, but they all saw something unique.
Guy Robison said “It’s our heart light.”
“Whoa, slow down there Neil Diamond” quipped Chris Garcia Peak.
“He’s right!” said John D Kolinofsky
“The light of the world is in my heart” realized Derek Phillips
“What color is yours?” asked Cathrine Hatcher “The color matters”
“Mine is silver-ish” said Joseph Di Lorenzo
“Mine is green” said Tom Green
“So is mine. It’s the color of love” said Melissa Knight
“Mine is pink. I think pink is the color of love” Michelle Polvado
Brenda Johnson and Brenda Johnson both chimed in and said “Mine is purple”
“I’d say mine is azure” added Jordan Roth
“We can all be right. We can all be love” claimed DeDe Boozer
“Not today!” Cried Eric Dobbins
“Today only I can be right” demanded Cynthia Kirchner
“There can be only one!” proclaimed the beautiful Jessika Bouyer
And as silly as it sounds that was the dawn of prejudice.
“Extreme Prejudice” added Gabriel Wheaton going for title credit.
Anthony Skibell Ph D harmonized a sound and #OurPro appeared with an understanding smile. Kristen Prezbindowski and Heather Sanford understood and said that’s why you always see her with a skull.
“In homage to Shakespeare?” asked Kevin Brandon understanding it’s his Birthday too.
“In homage to all things” said #OurPro placing one hand on the shoulder of Anne Young Fritsche and the other on Jessica Layman “And what is your wish?”
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