Half-truths and hypocrisy.

I entered a contest on WFDD’s website to win two tickets to see The Santaland Diaries at Triad Stage on opening night. Which is tonight. And I won! Yay! Mike is not the only winner in our family! (I entered him, too, but I am the one who won! And I will take him with me if he’s nice. Now get in the kitchen and make me some dinner, Mike. Snap, snap!)

But we have a problem. Because it’s a little early for Christmas. So now I am a total hypocrite. I must find ways to make this acceptable, such as, “I objected to Christmas music, but maybe there won’t be any music in the play,” and, “The Santaland Diaries isn’t really about Jesus, it’s about humor, which is appropriate ALL YEAR ROUND.”

Ah, sweet justification. How I love you so. Almost as much as free tickets to opening night.

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8 Comments

  1. Yay for winning and for justification. :lol:

    Posted 11/20/2008 at | Permalink
  2. free is free! you are a winner! wooooooo!

    Posted 11/20/2008 at | Permalink
  3. Jesus isnt appropriate year round?

    Posted 11/20/2008 at | Permalink
  4. Hehehe – I love this dilemma!

    (and I agree with Alisa.)

    Posted 11/20/2008 at | Permalink
  5. Kari

    Christmas and Easter. I thought you knew that.

    Posted 11/20/2008 at | Permalink
  6. nicole

    hi kari! (we went to college together and i lived with kelly one year after that.) i happened on your blog through friends and love the way your sense of humor comes through.

    i hope you enjoy the show–santaland diaries is hilarious! and definitely irreverent enough to squeeze in outside your designated christmas celebration.

    Posted 11/20/2008 at | Permalink
  7. Matthew

    Tickets to DOlly wood require no integrity what so ever.

    Posted 11/20/2008 at | Permalink
  8. Kari

    And that is what I like about Dollywood.

    (I fear that this weekend, tickets to Dollywood will require heavy heavy coats.)

    Posted 11/20/2008 at | Permalink

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