And the word of the day is: ERUMPENT
What was the play about?
I agree with you, DR JRand, and appreciate your gallant comment. Hayley should not do musicals where her character must do a lot of singing. It's not her strong suit. She's a lovely actress, however, and that got her through.
I'm surprised you aren't watching the chocolate competition on FoodNetwork. ;)
Big shock headline in our newspaper this morning. Charlotte Rep, our city's Equity theater, has gone under and is closing its doors. The rest of the seeason has been canceled.
It's a sad day for the arts in Charlotte.
I remember reading about the financial troubles that Charlotte Rep has been going through about a year ago,
Let up hope the proverbial Phoenix will rise from the ashes.
JMK, sorry I thought that was a strange joke you made. So sad about Sandra Dee. Her life should have been much better.
The news of Sandra's death is a radio item here. I hope she is remembered for far more than a line in "Grease". She was a part of childhood many of us at this site remember as particularly golden
Sandra Dee has died, unless she shares the same publicist as John Raitt and Harvey Schmidt. (Sorry--un-PC humor is my specialty).
Wiring continues.
Rain continues.
People read.
No posting.
What am I, doing Pacific Overtures all of a sudden?
Oh, that's right! The SNL special is on tonight. I guess I know which show I'll be watching while I'm shredding away.
Metaphor: As erumpent as a pustule on the backside of a pachyderm.
8) or :P, take your pick.
I may not have DAISIES outside, but, inside I do have this:With beauty like that, who needs daisies!!!
How about: As erumpent as a pustule on the posterior of a pachyderm?All right! I like it!
A little more illiteration. ;)
George, your card last night reminded me of this one I bought in Britain. The caption reads: "They were the perfect Valentine's couple - he danced like a tw#t and she looked like one." I've never sent it because I can't bear to part with it. It was one of those moments where I guffawed out loud when I picked it up. I'm thinking of framing it.
Well, we've missed our second window of opportunity to get the new TV in and the old TV out in the brief little respites from the rain. It is now pouring once again. I HATE THIS RAIN! SOMEONE TURN IT OFF!
ERUMPENT!
Wiring is almost finished.That's why it's called incessant rain.
Which is more than I can say for this incessant rain.
Open question to anyone who uses Adelphia for the Cable service and has their HD package.
Programs that are presented in widescreen, do you get gray bars on top and bottom or does the whole picture fit the screen?