Mamma Mia

We had no plans for Saturday during the day, so we ended up staying home all day.

Breakfast was 4 eggs over hard, with some cheese.


My kittens decided they wanted to try daddy's eggs.
 

I did not let them go at it too long.  I did not want them to horf up anything their little tummies could not handle.

For lunch I cooked 2 of the mushroom patties I had.  Put some salsa on them.  I really like them.


Around 1:30 I needed a snack.  I saw my container of Culver's frozen custard.  It had been in the freezer for awhile and I knew Deb had been eating some of it.  Thankfully there were 4 or 5 spoonfuls left, just enough to curb my craving.


We had tickets to see Mamma Mia (my 24th time) at Aurora, so Deb made dinner plans at Two Brothers Roundhouse.  There were 14 of us at dinner.  The place had a lot of options for me.  I chose a veggie sandwich that had cheese, I chose green beans as my side.   Deb and her mom split something, so there were extra fries (which I took)





Review of Mamma Mia.  The first half of the play seemed a little rushed, with the actors rushing to say their follow up line, before the effect of the first line could take place.  This was similar to the version we had seen in Las Vegas.  There we knew they were in a hurry to get you back out on the casino floor.   Here though there were 3 or 4 cute lines or events that were in every other version, but dropped from this one, so at "halftime" I was a little underwhelmed.   The second half was better.  They had to change some things due to a smaller stage than normal, but I really liked the things they did.  So I left enjoying the show, but with 23 previous viewings, this had a lot to live up to.