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[ChasSmith]

Okay, now I am just showing off.  From reviewer, Michael Dresdner's Blog:

I must admit that I was particularly eager to see Tom Birkeland, who plays the wheelchair-bound Mr. Potter, George’s nemesis and the wealthiest, crankiest man in town. Birkeland has long been one of the South Sound’s most outstanding actors, but has been on medical hiatus for a number of years. He’s lost nothing; his performance was balanced, powerful, and flawless, and easily the shining light of the play. It’s nice to see the old timers showing the young how it’s done.

Wow!!

[ChasSmith]

Okay, must sign off now.  Sleep calls.  And I had a poor one last night to make up for now.

[TCB]

Okay, must sign off now.  Sleep calls.  And I had a poor one last night to make up for now.

Goodnight, Chas!

[Michael]

congrats on all the great reviews

[Michael]

George, I hope you have your long underwear ready.  Olympia / Tumwater is going to be down in the teens tonight.

I know what that's like it's going to be in the high 60's tonight in Boca. Blankets are going to be needed. 

[George]

Well, it's time for me to leave work.  I want to get a headphone extender for my new headphones that I use at work.  I hate it when the cord is too short. Hopefully, Radio Shack is still open.

Be back later!

Radio Shack WAS open and I got a great deal on a couple of headphone cord extenders.  They were on sale for only $3.00.  I didn't get a close look at the displayed price (the very attractive and much too young Radio Shack guy got them off the rack for me), but I think I saw $17.99!  That would be one heck of a discount.  I don't need two, but I figure if it really was that much off, why not?  I got one in purple and one in blue.  They're very nice looking.

[George]

Okay, now I am just showing off.  From reviewer, Michael Dresdner's Blog:

I must admit that I was particularly eager to see Tom Birkeland, who plays the wheelchair-bound Mr. Potter, George’s nemesis and the wealthiest, crankiest man in town. Birkeland has long been one of the South Sound’s most outstanding actors, but has been on medical hiatus for a number of years. He’s lost nothing; his performance was balanced, powerful, and flawless, and easily the shining light of the play. It’s nice to see the old timers showing the young how it’s done.

That's great, Tom!