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[DR Iris]

I would rather hear about your adventures in Greece.

[DR Iris]

Sorry for the rant, but it’s been building up in me for a long time.
I am grateful that I had a chance to experience New York years ago.
I will always miss it.
Others will replace me, and New York will always thrive.

[TCB]

It’s blowin’ in the wind

You seem to be enjoying your vacation

[TCB]

The last Broadway show that I attended was “The Band’s Visit” in April, 2019, which was very good.
I will never set foot in a Broadway theatre again, and I saw 20 shows each year.
The audiences are straight out of American Idol, as are the performers. Constant shrieking, many in mid-song. Countless standing “ovations”, also in mid-song.

I don’t know what you could possibly mean!  Lea Michele only received seven standing ovations, mid-song on her opening night!

[TCB]

I have been watching a short series on Hulu, DAYS THAT SHAPED AMERICA.  Apparently, there were only five such days in our history.

[TCB]

Last night I watched the 9/11 episode.  It was really well done.  Near the end I started crying when I realized I will never go to Ground Zero.

[TCB]

When I lived in New Jersey, the first thing I saw every morning, when I looked out the window of my room, was the tops of the North and South towers of the World Trade Centers.

[George]

Well, tonight's rehearsal went quite well...all things considered.

[George]

We only ran, then worked scenes from, act two, but we also wore what costumes we had.

[George]

There was a woman from The Chronicle (the local Centralia paper) who interviewed Miss Marple, Miss Blacklock and me! 

[George]

We're the three lead characters.

[George]

She then stayed for most of the rehearsal and took a lot of pictures.

[George]

I don't know when it'll be published, but if the online version isn't behind a paywall, I'll post a link.

[George]

I will confess that I actually can barely believe that I got through as much as I did tonight without calling for lines!

[George]

Granted, I have fewer lines in the second act than in the first, but still...

[George]

When I lived in New Jersey, the first thing I saw every morning, when I looked out the window of my room, was the tops of the North and South towers of the World Trade Centers.

Wow...that sounds like it was a pretty cool view, Tom.

[TCB]

When I lived in New Jersey, the first thing I saw every morning, when I looked out the window of my room, was the tops of the North and South towers of the World Trade Centers.

Wow...that sounds like it was a pretty cool view, Tom.

I called them my two New York stars.

[George]

Nice...when did you move away?

[DR Iris]

TCB, your comment on Lea Michele’s reception is exactly what I meant.
She is enormously talented, but the audience is so busy applauding itself for being in attendance that you can’t hear her singing!

[TCB]

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Nice...when did you move away?

1983

[TCB]

TCB, your comment on Lea Michele’s reception is exactly what I meant.
She is enormously talented, but the audience is so busy applauding itself for being in attendance that you can’t hear her singing!

I was very surprised when I heard her sing, “People” on Jimmy Fallon last week.  At age 36, she seems to have matured into the role.