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Food Poisoning and Making Positive Choices

by Jenna Kantor

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Exhausted. That is how I feel after getting food poisoning from the dinner at the theatre. It was free and tasted good. Not worth getting sick over. I have been sleeping and doing mostly nothing today. I would be asleep now, but we are moving into the cast house tomorrow and I have to re-pack. I have a voice lesson tomorrow and I could not be more grateful. I don’t know if I have been singing everything properly and I need to make sure I am sticking with a safe technique.
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I truly enjoy my cast. I can safely say that I genuinely like each individual. I don’t find any need to get nit-picky about people. I like to celebrate the good in each person. Why not? I could easily focus on things that annoy me about a person, but that is a huge waste of energy. I have done that in the past. My tendency to obsess about things aided to the constant cycle of negativity. My way to prevent my mind from obsessing is to choose not to go there at all. It is so easy to be mean and make fun of a person. Why is that necessary? Does it really affect me? My next lesson to learn is to not judge those who choose to go that route. That is not my business. I have no control over other people’s actions and they have a right to their own opinion.
This is not something I am perfect at by all means, but I am working on it on a daily basis.


Posted in General on September 8th, 2007

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3 Responses to “Food Poisoning and Making Positive Choices”

  1. Greg Says:
    September 8th, 2007 at 11:11 pm

    So, you are suggesting skipping the meal, and just coming for the show? I would rather not pay 20-some dollars to get sick…

  2. Jenna Kantor Says:
    September 9th, 2007 at 6:48 am

    No. I eat organic food on a regular basis. A friend in the cast brought it to my attention that I probably really had a reaction because of the way it was prepared and my body did not know how to handle it. Makes sense. The food was good and the menu for our show looks yummy and I would hate for you to miss out on it because of my picky digestive system.

  3. Greg Says:
    September 10th, 2007 at 1:58 am

    I see the website has finally updated with the Cabaret Menu… not a German theme as I had hoped. I was looking forward to some sauerkraut! Still, I think we will take in the full experience of the dinner and show… and hopefully not get sick. I am SOOOOOOO excited!!!! :) Will we get to greet you at all before the show, like if we do come for dinner? Did I mention how excited I was?!?

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