In other news - this is what we're thinking about - Grant really loves it - he normally does the covers - the idea is his, but the execution is Doug Haverty.
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From yesterday:In other news - this is what we're thinking about - Grant really loves it - he normally does the covers - the idea is his, but the execution is Doug Haverty.
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That's a great cover, BK!
:D
Tomorrow is part 2 of season seven including the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who (gets a little confusing). With a new companion the girl who died twice
He was phenomenal in The History Boys (both on stage and in the movie).
From yesterday:In other news - this is what we're thinking about - Grant really loves it - he normally does the covers - the idea is his, but the execution is Doug Haverty.
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That's a great cover, BK!
:D
I loathe The Office. I work in an office with a mix of smart and nice and stupid and smarmy people. Why would I want to come home and watch the same kind of s**t on television after living through it 5 days a week for the past 21.5 years.Bless you. I've wondered the same thing myself on more than one occasion. And I've only seen the British version, which is hysterically funny but so clammy and close to reality that I can't watch it.
TODSo you can imagine what the musical version was like.
Blu-ray - THE SONG OF BERNADETTE
DVD (rental) - SUMMERTIME. Surprisingly, I'd not seen this David Lean film before. I think Lean's main intention must have been to make a travelogue - great photography of Venice but I found the non-plot to be a total bore!
Good Friday services are my favorite of the 4 days. The music, the ritual... it's pretty great. Somehow, "Will I" from "Rent" made it into a meditation on one of the Stations of the Cross, as did "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother".... that's how we roll :)Did anyone notice either interpolation?
Someone must be trying to catch an elephant in our hotel, because we found a trail of peanuts in the hallway.
Good Friday services are my favorite of the 4 days. The music, the ritual... it's pretty great. Somehow, "Will I" from "Rent" made it into a meditation on one of the Stations of the Cross, as did "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother".... that's how we roll :)
I leave both back gate and back door unlocked but obviously closed. I'm not gone that long - that way I don't have keys annoying me in my pocket. I turned off the alarm. Prior to any jog the first place I sit is at the computer and I left the TURN OFF ALARM sign right on the keyboard.
I leave both back gate and back door unlocked but obviously closed. I'm not gone that long - that way I don't have keys annoying me in my pocket. I turned off the alarm. Prior to any jog the first place I sit is at the computer and I left the TURN OFF ALARM sign right on the keyboard.
400?!
Well, considering I have some 2800 titles in my "file" (spread across DVD, BLU and laserdisc), I suppose finding out that 400 of those are horror isn't exactly an improbability. It's just hard to picture. And my stuff is all in shelves, arranged by various directors, categories, etc. that are meaningful to me. So, hard to tell.
On the leading man front, I am now getting responses from the ones who didn't respond yesterday, and I have to tell them the role may be filled. I hate this.
On the leading man front, I am now getting responses from the ones who didn't respond yesterday, and I have to tell them the role may be filled. I hate this.I think TCB was volunteering to help with the overflow.
On the leading man front, I am now getting responses from the ones who didn't respond yesterday, and I have to tell them the role may be filled. I hate this.
So you don't only send a request to one person, wait for their response, then go to the next, wait for their response, then go to the next?
I guess that actually would take a lot of time that you probably don't have. :-\
~~~Vibes that it all works out!!~~~
On the leading man front, I am now getting responses from the ones who didn't respond yesterday, and I have to tell them the role may be filled. I hate this.I think TCB was volunteering to help with the overflow.
Isn't that just like him? As we would say in Kentucky, bless his pea-pickin' little ol' heart. :DOn the leading man front, I am now getting responses from the ones who didn't respond yesterday, and I have to tell them the role may be filled. I hate this.I think TCB was volunteering to help with the overflow.
He was volunteering to make overtures.
George, is that a musical version of "Reservoir Dogs"?
Tomorrow is part 2 of season seven including the 50th Anniversary of Doctor Who (gets a little confusing). With a new companion the girl who died twice
The third Doctor (Jon Pertwee) is featured in the classic 1970 episode "Spearhead From Space." The Doctor battles the Nestene Consciousness, a disembodied alien intelligence out to destroy mankind through the use of plastic replicas.
Several people, including BK, have suggested that I combine all of my one-person plays into an anthology. So, that's what I've done.
THE HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS: Ten Plays About Eleven Fabulous People is now available in both paperback and on Kindle. It contains my plays on Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, Carole Lombard, Al Jolson, Errol Flynn, Clara Bow, Orson Welles, Maurice Chevalier, Jeanette MacDonald & Nelson Eddy (a two-person play) and Basil Rathbone.
http://www.amazon.com/Hollywood-Legends-Eleven-Fabulous-People/dp/1482725673/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1364591068&sr=1-1&keywords=the+hollywood+legends
BTW: Thanks, BK, for suggesting the excellent subtitle.
On the leading man front, I am now getting responses from the ones who didn't respond yesterday, and I have to tell them the role may be filled. I hate this.
~~~Vibes that it all works out!!~~~
Good evening. We had a very busy and good March, so I decided to close at noon today. I didn't go to Good Friday services, I rendered unto Caesar and did my taxes. It's the one time of the year I'm really happy my take home is less than half of my old take home pay. I'm 1000% happier, so it's not a big deal. Luckily we had a good March so I had the cash on hand to pay taxes and put some in my IRA. I'm glad that's over.
Good evening. We had a very busy and good March, so I decided to close at noon today. I didn't go to Good Friday services, I rendered unto Caesar and did my taxes. It's the one time of the year I'm really happy my take home is less than half of my old take home pay. I'm 1000% happier, so it's not a big deal. Luckily we had a good March so I had the cash on hand to pay taxes and put some in my IRA. I'm glad that's over.
I admire that you have based your work around what you enjoy doing and not the pay check.
Several people, including BK, have suggested that I combine all of my one-person plays into an anthology. So, that's what I've done.
THE HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS: Ten Plays About Eleven Fabulous People is now available in both paperback and on Kindle. It contains my plays on Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, Carole Lombard, Al Jolson, Errol Flynn, Clara Bow, Orson Welles, Maurice Chevalier, Jeanette MacDonald & Nelson Eddy (a two-person play) and Basil Rathbone.
http://www.amazon.com/Hollywood-Legends-Eleven-Fabulous-People/dp/1482725673/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1364591068&sr=1-1&keywords=the+hollywood+legends
BTW: Thanks, BK, for suggesting the excellent subtitle.
I later heard from my friend who was on the contact list that she got a call about a burglar named Gordon who claimed to be my father. It cracked me up to hear it.
Good evening. We had a very busy and good March, so I decided to close at noon today. I didn't go to Good Friday services, I rendered unto Caesar and did my taxes. It's the one time of the year I'm really happy my take home is less than half of my old take home pay. I'm 1000% happier, so it's not a big deal. Luckily we had a good March so I had the cash on hand to pay taxes and put some in my IRA. I'm glad that's over.
I admire that you have based your work around what you enjoy doing and not the pay check.
I tried that....wasn't happy. Life's too short
Time to go meet Paul for Mexican food and either beer or margaritas
Exactly.Time to go meet Paul for Mexican food and either beer or margaritas
All three sound great!
That is one cute cat, Jane!
Time to go meet Paul for Mexican food and either beer or margaritas
All three sound great!
I loathe The Office. I work in an office with a mix of smart and nice and stupid and smarmy people. Why would I want to come home and watch the same kind of s**t on television after living through it 5 days a week for the past 21.5 years.
TOD
CD - BARNUM, B'way and London
DVD - BARNUM (do you detect a pattern here?) and more Hammer B&Ws
VCR - THE UMBRELLAS OF CHERBOURG, which I'm happy to find still plays okay whilst I decide which DVD to get
BLU - hmmm...
TOD
CD - BARNUM, B'way and London
DVD - BARNUM (do you detect a pattern here?) and more Hammer B&Ws
VCR - THE UMBRELLAS OF CHERBOURG, which I'm happy to find still plays okay whilst I decide which DVD to get
BLU - hmmm...
Chas, I assume the BARNUM DVD is the Michael Crawford production. Is that correct? JIm Dale seemed to live and breath the role on Broadway. He and some woman named Glenn who played his wife.
Michigan!Wow!
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:o
Good evening. We had a very busy and good March, so I decided to close at noon today. I didn't go to Good Friday services, I rendered unto Caesar and did my taxes. It's the one time of the year I'm really happy my take home is less than half of my old take home pay. I'm 1000% happier, so it's not a big deal. Luckily we had a good March so I had the cash on hand to pay taxes and put some in my IRA. I'm glad that's over.
I admire that you have based your work around what you enjoy doing and not the pay check.
I tried that....wasn't happy. Life's too short
Too many people would not have had the courage to make the changes you did.
I love the face on this cat.
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Time to go meet Paul for Mexican food and either beer or margaritas
All three sound great!
Good evening. We had a very busy and good March, so I decided to close at noon today. I didn't go to Good Friday services, I rendered unto Caesar and did my taxes. It's the one time of the year I'm really happy my take home is less than half of my old take home pay. I'm 1000% happier, so it's not a big deal. Luckily we had a good March so I had the cash on hand to pay taxes and put some in my IRA. I'm glad that's over.
I admire that you have based your work around what you enjoy doing and not the pay check.
I tried that....wasn't happy. Life's too short
Too many people would not have had the courage to make the changes you did.
Thanks. I've been lucky that the changes I've made have worked out. I'm just way to independent not to change.
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:o
I don't even wanna know!
Good evening. We had a very busy and good March, so I decided to close at noon today. I didn't go to Good Friday services, I rendered unto Caesar and did my taxes. It's the one time of the year I'm really happy my take home is less than half of my old take home pay. I'm 1000% happier, so it's not a big deal. Luckily we had a good March so I had the cash on hand to pay taxes and put some in my IRA. I'm glad that's over.
I admire that you have based your work around what you enjoy doing and not the pay check.
I tried that....wasn't happy. Life's too short
Too many people would not have had the courage to make the changes you did.
Thanks. I've been lucky that the changes I've made have worked out. I'm just way to independent not to change.
Lucky, talented and a hard worker.
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:o
I don't even wanna know!
You perverts, it is a photo of a puppy!
We have no plans for Easter. We may go out for dinner at the last moment but no other plans. My sister in Minnesota works for a devoutly Catholic man so they will close early today for Good Friday.
400?!And I thought I was anal!
Well, considering I have some 2800 titles in my "file" (spread across DVD, BLU and laserdisc), I suppose finding out that 400 of those are horror isn't exactly an improbability. It's just hard to picture. And my stuff is all in shelves, arranged by various directors, categories, etc. that are meaningful to me. So, hard to tell.
Good Friday services are my favorite of the 4 days. The music, the ritual... it's pretty great. Somehow, "Will I" from "Rent" made it into a meditation on one of the Stations of the Cross, as did "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother".... that's how we roll :)
I have been to a beautiful Easter service but never to Good Friday. It is interesting to read how beautiful it is. The Easter one I went to was filled with beautiful music and in a large, beautiful, Presbyterian church in Los Angeles. I don't remember the name of it but I do remember a bit of jaw dropping on my part. We saw our neighbors there who I'm sure were very surprised to see my mother and me there. It had been my idea to go and I asked my mother to take me. I was probably around 11 and was thinking of converting to the religion I thought was my mother's.
I realized I wanted to be Jewish & then found out my mother had also chosen to be Jewish & not just because my father was.
Why are none of the theater sites even mentioning that Mr. Griffiths just starred in a hit production in London of The Sunshine Boys with Danny DeVito that is supposedly coming to Broadway?
On the leading man front, I am now getting responses from the ones who didn't respond yesterday, and I have to tell them the role may be filled. I hate this.I think TCB was volunteering to help with the overflow.
Thank you, kind sir.On the leading man front, I am now getting responses from the ones who didn't respond yesterday, and I have to tell them the role may be filled. I hate this.I think TCB was volunteering to help with the overflow.
My, you do know how to turn a phrase.
TOD
CD - BARNUM, B'way and London
DVD - BARNUM (do you detect a pattern here?) and more Hammer B&Ws
VCR - THE UMBRELLAS OF CHERBOURG, which I'm happy to find still plays okay whilst I decide which DVD to get
BLU - hmmm...
Chas, I assume the BARNUM DVD is the Michael Crawford production. Is that correct? JIm Dale seemed to live and breath the role on Broadway. He and some woman named Glenn who played his wife.
Yes, the Michael Crawford. Is there any video of Jim Dale? I haven't begun snooping around for anything yet.
I accompanied Keith to Home Depot today. While there I kept wondering why I felt he needed my company.
On the way home we stopped at the Redbox and picked up a Blue-ray disc of LINCOLN. :)
Good Friday services are my favorite of the 4 days. The music, the ritual... it's pretty great. Somehow, "Will I" from "Rent" made it into a meditation on one of the Stations of the Cross, as did "He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother".... that's how we roll :)Did anyone notice either interpolation?
I love traditional Good Friday music. Even more than Easter music.