I am again a part of the Phil Hendrie Christmas Carol, the annual presentation of the Phil Hendrie radio show. And once again he has me playing the Ghost of Christmas Past. I really feel I have earned a larger part in the production. The obvious climactic scenes take place when Scrooge (or Dickman) makes amends for his ways and visits Bob Cratchit's house (pl;ayed by Phil Hendrie) I think the role of Mrs. Cratchit should be mine and not Margaret Greys. It's not a secret what I think of Grey but I think any objective view of the projerct would reveal Grey carving up the part of Mrs Cratchit. The high end snobbery that is Margaret comes oozing through. Now I know you might say, well Bobbie, you have money. Why are you the choice? I'll tell you why. Because I have more....wait....hold on............ Steve just showed me the script and it turns out the part of The Ghost of Christmas Past is more substantial.                      Me as the Ghost of Christmas Past That leads me then to this question? Why wasn't I told that being the Ghost of Christmas Past was a far more pivotal and important part? It's a ghost and not a person. A person is more memorable, right? But apparently I am now looking for the first time at two scripts, one with the Ghost part highlighted and one with the Cratchit part highlighted and the Ghost part is bigger. What I hate is having to reach these points of despair before I'm pulled from the edge by Steve who finally wakes up in time to give me some GOD DAMNED ANSWERS!! (door slam, car starts, tires peel out)