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Page Six

[TCB]

Oh, maybe Cilla went to bed.

[TCB]

All alone.

[Cillaliz]

Sorry, I was reading about the real Alan Turing after watching The Imitation Game tonight

[TCB]

I hope BK had a great show tonight.

[Cillaliz]

But now I'm off to get some sleep.

[Cillaliz]

Night TCB

[TCB]

Sorry, I was reading about the real Alan Turing after watching The Imitation Game tonight

An interesting man.

[TCB]

Night Cilla.

[George]

I'm going to see a staged reading of "Angels In America, Part 1: Millennium Approaches" at Olympia Little Theatre.

Wow!  What a great show!  It was very bare-bones, and the actors carried their scripts, but they barely needed them.  They acted the hell out of the show.

[George]

I'd seen it before, but it was 20 years ago at Seattle's Intiman Theatre.  According to their Wikipedia page:

In 1994, Intiman became the first regional theatre company in the country to be awarded the rights to produce Tony Kushner's Tony- and Pulitzer-winning two-part epic Angels in America. Part One: Millennium Approaches closed Intiman's 1994 season, and Part Two: Perestroika opened the 1995 season. Directed by [artistic director, Warner] Shook, the complete Angels in America was the most commercially successful production ever to be produced at the theatre, reaching more than 63,000 attendees over its two-year run.

[George]

The past few days have been ridiculous  however a major issue has been resolved much to my relief

Very good news, Vixmom!

[George]

Half the time I have no idea what day it is.

It's nothing to worry about...my parents have that same problem.

[George]

IS everyone thinking of fun word games to play for the Oscars?

And by "word," you really mean "drinking," right?

[George]

I applied for an opening on our public museum board of trustees.  Don't know if I'll get it, but thought it would be interesting.  I love history and our museum system. 

Good luck getting it.

Ditto!!

[George]

Okay...I quickly read through this series of posts:

Paul's sister lives fairly close to me, she's got a yard full of wild turkeys - as in the birds

I think I prefer deer

but not in a soup kitchen

Depends on the flavor of the soup.

[George]

But what I thought I read was this:

Paul's sister lives fairly close to me, she's got a yard full of wild turkeys - as in the birds

I think I prefer deer

I think I prefer deer

Depends on the flavor of the soup.

[George]

Tomorrow, I'm going to see a matinee of "The Monster Under the Bed" by Olympia Family Theater.  They do theater for children.  I've run the sound for four of their shows.  I have several friends in the show, so I'm excited to see it.