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Thursday was Dave's last day to work, so Lyn and Jesse hung out at
the pool and cruised the web as part of home schooling. After another
simple dinner at Portillo's we caught the red line back to
ComedySportz for the novelty trial-run of "Who's chorus line is
it anyway". Unlike traditional ComedySportz (with short events
presented as a contest between two teams), this was a long-program
improve presented as a musical (hence the merging of Drew Carey's and
Marvin Hamlish's famous shows). It was interesting and novel, and fun
(it seemed) for the performers to suddenly belt out a song in the
various scenes, but like all long-format improv, the dry
periods are unbearable. I guess everybody is a critic.
With Dave done at work, we expected the next couple days to be hectic
and tiring. And the weatherman was predicting continued cold and
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Dave
had to work again Wednesday, so Lyn and Jesse took to red line and
bus down to the famous Field museum. The newest exhibit was the
famous Dinosaur name "Sue", but Lyn tells us that Jesse
enjoyed almost every corner of every exhibit. If you ask him, he'll
tell you: "ah, sure" (what a wonderful age).
