In this first shot, Sparkyette is backstage with her dresser, preparing for the ball scene.
Romeo, clearly smitten, searches for Sparkyette's balcony. Look at the passion on that face:
Romeo declares his undying love for Sparkyette.
Sparkyette rises from her bed chamber to find out who is making all that accursed racket: 
Sparkyette is taken aback by Romeo's fervor and politely asks him to quit sniffing. 
Romeo does not honor the fair maid's request, and Sparkyette has no choice but to try to escape.
Although the production was an enormous hit, Sparkyette vows she will never work with this Romeo again. 
12 comments:
Great post - very original and amusing for us even if it wasnt for Sparkyette!!
Nigel is a naughty boy. My poor little spark!
I swear those dawgs look as big as Shetland ponies! Wish I had as nice a wardrobe . .. and a dresser, no less! BTW I see a children's series in the making here a la Wegman. Think about it.
Dear Joan,
So glad you enjoyed!
Dear Bellarose,
Thanks for visiting--yes, our poor little Spark!
Dear EU,
Yeah, size is definitely relative. Sparky (15 pounds) seemed so tiny until we got Mojo (6 pounds), and after that, I never thought of her as small again.
Thanks for the suggestion--Sparky is always up for the idea of her own series, the little scamp.
Just noticed you've added me to your Wild and Crazy posts links - an honour - thanks and you sure have sussed me out but not quite so wild nowadays that Im one of those people known as an OAP!!! but I dont really believe it myself as I'm as active as ever.
Thanks for commenting in my Norwich Cathedral photo images post.
Good morning! Thank you for visiting my blog! This was such a cute post...such talented actors. ;0)
~Kelli
Dear Joan,
I HAD to add you, you see, because I visit your blog so regularly I had to make it easier on myself so find it.
Besides, I'm sure some of the distinguished people who visit here would love to see your gorgeous art work!
Dear Kelli,
Thanks for the compliment! And thanks for stopping in.
Cute story and the expressions on the faces match your story. So I am guessing you made the story based on the photos.
About the crop-a-dile, I don't own one. Is it the big bite or the original? I found these videos that
you might want to watch before purchasing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyHffZ-e0Xc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uscFiPDbcmY&feature=related
If I have to have a reference sheet for anything, it is not going to get used, but that is me.
A friend of mine was saying it is hard on the hands, but in these videos it seems simpler.
You can buy eyelets and stuff at any local craft store.
Dear Anna,
Oh, thank you so much for those videos! I watched them and decided not to get this tool. I'm with you on the reference sheet thing.
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