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Happy Birthday to the Oklahoma Children's Acting Guild
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Mon Jan 02, 2006 5:00 pmby Marissa
Hey all.
Well it's a late Birthday Wish but here it is anyway.
On the first (second?) Saturday in December 2002 the Oklahoma Children's Acting Guild had their first meeting at my house in Tuttle.
Li'l Abner had it's final performances in November 2002 and from that show came most of my first students. Chris and Logan being two exceptions. A few of us were at that first meeting.
Antonio, Chris, Kevin, Krislyn, Logan, Regina and me were all there that day. The ride has been very fun......so far. 
Happy, happy, happy 3rd birthday, OCAG. And many, many more.
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Tue Jan 03, 2006 9:46 amby VideoGamster
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Tue Jan 03, 2006 10:31 pmby Sicky
YAY!!!!! For the cool people who've been here forever! Not to all of you other losers!!!!! 
Posted:
Tue Jan 03, 2006 11:02 pmby adam
thanks krislyn for calling me a loser just for that i wont tell when im going to do footloose
well i wouldnt see why you want to anyway i was first shocked when i found out it was cause it cost alot of money to do the camp like say 400 dollars 100 for a nonrefundable deposit and 300 for the camp so that equals 400
but just for calling me a loser im not telling you ahahahaahh
and theres nothing you can do to change my mind muahahahahahahahahahahahaha
im just kiddin krislyn you can if you want to
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Wed Jan 04, 2006 1:54 pmby Tony
hey hey need for rude words here this is a birthday part of the forum so NO FIGHTING!!!!!!!! GOT IT
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Fri Jan 06, 2006 7:03 pmby ocagchick_randi
wow you know what .....adam argues with EVERYONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Fri Jan 06, 2006 7:05 pmby adam
randi i was only messing around you know that
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Fri Jan 06, 2006 7:07 pmby ocagchick_randi
ummmmmmmmmmmmm ....nope
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Fri Jan 06, 2006 7:10 pmby adam
i was meaning my comment to be mean i was joking
OCAG Memories
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Wed Jan 11, 2006 2:18 pmby chrismom
Late happy birthday to OCAG. Chris told me he wonders how Marissa Pace keeps up the pace with all the kids.
He remembers singing the "Brush your Teeth" song--Brush, brush, brush your teeth each and every day, up and down all around, brush decay away to the tune of "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" to audition. He was four and didn't know any other songs because he didn't like it if I tried to sing to him. I also remember he had to memorize some lines that started out "Good Evening Ladies and Gentleman and welcome to the Surf and Sand? playhouse Cape Cod's most intimate summer theater" or something like that and he had just learned to make the "l" sound a few weeks before and had to really work to pronounce some of the words.
He remembers rehearsing "Alice in Wonderland" scenes with Taryn and little Jessica. He remembers doing the Cheshire Cat and the White Rabbit and memorizing lots of lines but doesn't remember any of them now. He remembers parts of the Babes in Arms song. I remember him singing those songs everywhere. He would just break out into a song anywhere, any time. I remember the time he started singing the words "that's why the lady is a tramp" in the grocery store. A woman in line ahead of us turned around and looked. That was a little embarrassing, but most of the time it was really fun.
