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90 days
That is AWESOME!!!! I bet the 12 people that weren't in on it thought it was really funny.
Seriously though, I wonder if I would have just jumped in like "This is my dream come true!!!" and messed up the whole formation.
It was probably obvious fairly quickly that it was staged, but who cares?!? That would make my day! My week! I'm going to watch it again and pretend I'm there.:)
Have you seen the "Can I get a napkin, please one?" It's funny too, and reminded me of how much we wanted our lives to be a real-life musical. So fun!
I came to your blog earlier and loved this little song and dance so much that i showed it to my kids just now. Marlee loved it and Elliot tried to dance along. lol. Something like this needs to happen at Grand Central Station. Wonder how the New Yorkers would take it? Thanks for sharing!
Isn’t it GREAT! A friend just showed it to me on YouTube – you beat me to the punch of blogging it, though! YOU WIN!