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July 12, 2005 |
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They're Hard to Get, But I Know a Guy...
FOUND by Jordan Morris, "Boy Detective"
in Santa Cruz, California
I'm a member of Shakespeare To Go, a company that performs theater for school children. I found this ticket in an elementary school's multi-purpose room.
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We collect FOUND stuff: love letters, birthday cards, kids' homework,
to-do lists, ticket stubs, poetry on napkins, telephone bills, doodles -
anything that gives a glimpse into someone
else's life. Anything goes...
this reminds me of the tickets I would make up for my 'roller skating talent shows' in the basement when i was growing up. The invite usually ended with 'refreshments served' No wonder I ended up queer??? :)
This "find" made me giggle! It's cute. I love how the first marker didn't work so well so the kiddy went over it agian.
My friends and I used to make tickets like these when I was little, then we would put on little plays for people in the nieghborhood. This made me smile.
I like this. I wonder what the funny story was. Am I too late?
This is one of my favorites, why so few comments? This is why "Found" is so great: the combination of a great find that brings out some emotion and a great title for the find. This title always cracks me up. Perfect.
Haha I used to make those too. My Grandma had those fancy scissors and she always used to cut out little tickets for me with crinkled edges, then I would write what it was for. Good ol' days.
I wanna be where there's tickets for a funny story starting in five minutes.
awe. The kid saw the theatre group and wanted to pay them back with a ticket to an exclusive chuckle.
Cuuute.
i am pretty sure my little sister made this...she is always making up little shows, and inviting people to her "restaurant" (our kitchen)...it's pretty cute.
Which school did you find this in?
I used to go to DeLaveaga Elementary, and was wondering if I knew who wrote it.
:)
Jordan Morris, "Boy Detective"
if this is really him, he's extremely funny. Have a listen at "Jordan Jesse Go!" on www.maximumfun.org
Gorgeous. I did a degree in Teatre, and I hated making tickets and flyers for my performances. I should have given this kid the responsibility.
this is awesome! I love it :)