Making Props for Quest

We did find bags full of props on Cambodia...save TONS of money!!!
My house has been a disaster area for more than a week! There's so much more
that could be done, but I'm personally working at not being too stressed
about the props. Not my show. I said I'd do what I could but needed for them
to find helpers (which they didn't). Will deliver to them tomorrow what I
have, and let the production team worry about it. They all seem to be
thankful for whatever I could do (and I guess were hoping I'd pull off some
miracle without help). Mine and Jim's lessons this year is to learn to be
flexible and not to perfectionistic. We tend to both be overly responsible
for other people's irresponsibility.

Had an interview for Anne Frank on radio this morning. That was fun. Tomorrow is tech rehearsal. Wed dress.

I auditioned and then got a call back for Godspell next spring, but after
praying about it, sense that I shouldn't do it, so I've declined. Sure nice
in the times when you can clearly hear God's Spirit leading and know he has
other plans. Some seasons of life he seems silent, but I'm glad I'm not
there right now!

Eager to have Jim back, but enjoying sleeping smack in the center of the bed
for the week! He forgot his cell phone so we haven't been able to SMS back
and forth like usual, so no news is good news I guess. I know he's having a
wonderful time...just pray that Satan is kept from the meetings...he sure
doesn't want to see missionaries start cooperating and working TOGETHER, so
i bet he's trying to mess things up...

Joni Tham as Anne in SINCERELY ANNE FRANK 

Bio: Short Version

I'm nuts. I moved to Singapore just in time for the millenium after spending the first half of her life on the other side of the world (Los Angeles). As a director in Singapore, I've also worked for itheatre on SINCERLY ANNE FRANK (2003) and teamed up with Paul Seow of All Good Gifts for THE CASE OF THE MISSING BODIES. As an actor, I was seen in 2003 as Anna Maria in itheatre's LITTLE VIOLET AND THE ANGEL. Also swam for two runs of RAINBOW FISH as Starfish (2002), and 3 times appeared as a game show host, Barbie Kew, for Trinity Christian Centre's XCEPT THE XCHANGE (2001).
Currently a Tampines Tai Tai where in addition to her occassional forrays into Singapore theatre; I apply my creative flair to making ours the funnest house for all the neighborhood children, and seeing my two primary aged boys grow in wisdom and character as well as knowledge.