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I met the author of the post that caught me at the crabby highpoint of last week.

She was quite nice, contrite, and did not realize what havoc her words would have caused. I found it impossible to harbor any ill will once I was introduced.

Upon arriving at MMRF, I was advised that she was apos;spoken toapos; earlier that day about it. I hope they didnapos;t come down too hard on the Lady-- it seems she was just enthusiastic, and didnapos;t think before she typed.

I might even have made the same post myself, had it not been to two important things-- first, when I started, MIRF had no competition. It had only just begun a few years prior, and was the only festival in the state. Second, the Internet hadnapos;t been invented yet. In fact, personal computers were still a luxury item. Virtually no one had one in their home yet.

While I did not get the chance to speak to her one on one, but she did speak to my apos;sisterapos; and talk about it after I had left, thinking she was speaking to me.

So, like many times before in my life, I wanted to be a bitch....and failed miserably, once I was face to face with someone. The desire that everyone like me won out, I guess. I donapos;t know.

I guess Iapos;m more pleased now that I saw the post rather than someone who would have given her a forum beat down. This particular Lady wouldnapos;t have deserved it. From what I could see, she seems to be friendly and outgoing enough to make a really good performer. She seemed to be in character the whole time, and focused on what was going on around her, and she had energy. Thatapos;s better than Iapos;ve seen from some 1st years at MIRF. Itapos;s a good sign.

Sheapos;s since taken the line off of her post, though I donapos;t see the need at this point. But I think it might be safer to bury the discussion, so no one else gets bruised along the way.

As far as MMRF goes, it was a lovely little walk in the woods.... A nice time at a small faire. I bought a few trifles, and my sister and I had a lovely chat with several people. It was a little quiet, as there was a lack of music, but all in all, it was a positive atmosphere all around. I wish I could have stayed a little longer, but I had a prior engagement, so I had to leave early.

Today is leaf duty and Lions Football. (or, listening to Frank complain about the Lions)

Maybe if Iapos;m lucky, Iapos;ll get some sewing in. I should be cleaning though. House is a pit.

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