It wasn’t supposed to be finished yet, but we did it.
\nI got the call at about 8:30 this morning: “We need you down in Star Wars for the rest of the day. The exhibit has to be completed by 4:30.”<\/p>\n
“I don’t get it,” I said. “What about Monday?”
\n“Press preview is Tuesday, but Lucasfilm and the suits will be in there first thing Monday.”
\n“Shit.”
\n“Right. When can you be down in Hall E?”
\n“Well, I’m almost done with Africa as we speak.”
\n“Good. Park the lift in a quiet spot and hurry down. We’ll be here all day as it is.”
\n“10-4. Gotta love overtime.” (I’d been at the Field since six.)<\/p>\n
Well, enough of my melodrama. Suffice to say that Magic of Myth is up and running in Chicago… just not for the public yet. I just wanted to send out what will probably be the final entry to this little journal (unless something or someone interesting happens on Monday.)<\/p>\n
It was worlds of fun working on the exhibit and I got a big kick out of writing these entries every few weeks. I hope all of you who took the time to read my rants enjoyed the vicarious tidbits I was able to offer.<\/p>\n
But as Mr. Paul Anka said “And now, the end is near…”<\/p>\n
… and I can proudly say that there really isn’t much more for me to talk about that every one of you won’t be experiencing for yourselves next weekend. I’ll be sure to look for a lot of familiar faces next Saturday, and if you’re a new face to the Chicago Force… well, look for the guy who’s clearly enjoying himself more than he should.<\/p>\n
Oh, who am I kidding, that’ll be all of us.<\/p>\n
Le Penguin
\n“So. To the death, then?”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It wasn’t supposed to be finished yet, but we did it. I got the call at about 8:30 this morning: “We need you down in Star Wars for the rest of the day. The exhibit has to be completed by … Continue reading