Well Done Fillet has mapped our brain. And he has done it pretty well, although I think it’s a bit negative. It’s the brain of a waiter who doesn’t really loves his job and I hope that my tip-section in my brain (if any…) is not that big.
(original weblogposting here)
A relatively easy way to entertain your little guests is drawing. You can draw whatever you want, but everybody loves Mickey Mouse! Here we go!
There are various books about this subject. I bought one in the Disney studios for less than 10 euros, it’s one of my best investments ever. Of course there are also a lot of sites about this subject, for example Dragoart. Have fun!
(part two here)
One of my favorite crazy waiter acts is the living statue. Sometimes with a reason, sometimes without a reason I stand still for a while. Kids love it!
Ingrid Bergman gives a virtuoso solo performance in this Jean Cocteau one-act called The Human Voice. The plot of this hour-long piece is a simple one: a woman, devastated after her lover leaves her for someone else, speaks to him on the phone one last time. (in the theatre and I suppose also here in this fragment, there’s nobody on the phone of course)
You can talk on an imaginary phone (use your POS card!) with an imaginary person. Also when a kid plays with something (that looks) like a telephone, you can play this improvisation. A month ago, I talked with a Romanian kid. She understood nothing (I talked Italian) and I understood nothing! But we both (and everybody around us) had fun!
The corsage song of every camero loco!
Welcome to the Crazy Waiter University! Here you’ll find all the information how to become a Crazy Waiter yourself. All the inspiration for Having fun and sharing fun with happy smiling guests!
I’m not a waiter because I’m stupid or I had to do something. I’m waiter because I like to serve and find children fun to work with. See ‘background’ for some theoretical information (now in Dutch, but soon to be translated) I hope to share my knowledge and inspiration with this weblog!
