4.28-4.29
DC is now just a colorful
memory, and we move ever onward. Believe it or not, the schedule is just as
full as ever, we just have to drive slower because the Northeast is rather
populated. Monday can be divided into two separate halves: the part where we
left my Aunt's house, and the section where we drove until Newark
We left the bus at the
Newark Charter School (NCS), which was the site of our next performance, and
met up with an old student of my Dad's. He met us in the freezing Delaware
We did a couple of
lightning fast shows at the school the next day. The folks we were staying with
had lent us a car to get back to the school, and we pulled in with time to
spare. Luckily, this extra time gave us the chance to figure out how we were
supposed to boil down our show into about 25 minutes, because that was all the
time NCS was giving us. Honestly, I liked the whole performance better, but it
was a tad bit rushed. If we could figure out a way to still connect each
separate demonstration, then we would have a real power-packed number.
Once the shows were all
done, we hit the road for PA, and accomplished both of our goals for the rest
of the day: we found somewhere to rest, and we sniffed the air in Hershey , PA.
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We finally found something
else we can pass on the road: a horse and buggy. That's right, today we crossed
through Amish country!
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