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Monday, March 06, 2006

Women at Work

Carrie and Amy work on Miss Danielle's Phantom costume.

Laura and Amy, I just want to thank you for helping 'transition' Jessica yesterday. I really appreciate all your hard work. Jessica told me it was tough going with her working up a sweat with those in-the-hair rinestones! (Click pic for larger image. Photo by Brian Ginn.)

posted by Brian G @ 10:32 AM  

At Mon Mar 06, 01:34:00 PM EST, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Not a problem Brian. I'm glad I can help. I actually enjoyed some of the conversations with Amy and Carrie in the dressing room (ha ha)! The girls did great! I don't know how Jessica could remember all those dances but she did! Kudos Jessica!

 

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