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[Cillaliz]

Bruce I hope you have been having a lovely day.

'night

From what he posted on FB....it looks like he is

[Cillaliz]

Page 6!!!!!

[vixmom]

Page 6!!!!!

only 60 more to go

[Jennifer]

We are expecting some snow tomorrow.

[Jennifer]

Just finished TAR.

[ChasSmith]

The first DR has seen PURE IMAGINATION!  Jealous!   

[ChasSmith]

Vixmom!  Take care of yourself!!  And in getting to the doctor, etc., tomorrow, be careful on the ice!!!

[vixmom]

thanks  I have work tomorrow so hopefully the chiro will be available tomorrow evening

[John G.]

My friend and hairdresser, Richard, joined me and was quite impressed.

Richard used to work for the studios many moons ago. He was a big fan of Lana Turner's and when it came time to do her hair he was quite nervous. At one point she turned to him and said, "Honey, it's just hair."

I love that story.

[John G.]

The first DR has seen PURE IMAGINATION!  Jealous!   

Yeah, me, too.

[John G.]

Went to a Chinese restaurant known for its authentic dishes and had a huge pot of noodles, both rice and lo mein, that you got to cook yourself, along with fish, lamb and beef. Really a lot of fun.

[Cillaliz]

Went to a Chinese restaurant known for its authentic dishes and had a huge pot of noodles, both rice and lo mein, that you got to cook yourself, along with fish, lamb and beef. Really a lot of fun.

But was there barbecue?

[John G.]

Went to a Chinese restaurant known for its authentic dishes and had a huge pot of noodles, both rice and lo mein, that you got to cook yourself, along with fish, lamb and beef. Really a lot of fun.

But was there barbecue?

Sadly, no.

[John G.]

Watching Killer Joe. This is one creepy movie. Tracy Letts writes great dialogue.

[Laura]

Good evening. Today we saw a local production of "White Christmas." What can be better than a couple of hours listening to Irving Berlin music?

[Laura]

I hope you feel better tomorrow, Vixmom.

[TCB]

When I got to the theater last night, about  90% of the cast had already seen my rant about the SOM talkathon.  They all seemed to agree with it.

they were probably just scared you'd foreclose their properties and  call in their loans if they disagreed with Mr Potter!






whoda thunk that sweet kid with the lightening bolt scar would grow up to be such a mean old man?

Hmmm, possibly.

[George]

Now, I need to get to sleep.  I have to be up so that I can get up to Tacoma in time to see our very own TCB performing in a stage production of "It's a Wonderful Life."  I'm sure that he and the show will be fabulous!

Don't forget your camera, DR George!

Crap!  I didn't bring it. I did see Tom for a short while after the show, but he was surrounded by several friends, so I only got to give him hug and tell him how great he was (and he was!) and then leave. 

[George]

I also got to chat with my friends Paul (he played General Mills in The Brain that I was in) and Chris, who is the Managing Artistic Director of Tacoma Little Theatre.

[bk]

Back from all manner of things.  First of all, the matinee was really great - we were told yesterday there were no seats available so a few people who wanted to come couldn't.  And yet, we only had half a house.  I'll be writing a little note about this so it doesn't happen again.  But if you have to have half a house this is the kind to have - really vocal crowd, lots o' laughs and huge applause - it was really fun and the cast all did a great job.  Happy to see dear reader Jeanne, too!

[bk]

Directly after the show, Sami, her mom and I went to Genghis Cohen for my birthday dinner - so good - the usual things - orange chicken extra crispy, Kung Pao chicken, Crackerjack Shrimp, and green beans.  It was all quite brilliant. 

[bk]

Then I went to Doug Haverty's annual holiday Do and had some fun there, and then I got abducted by a family, who took me to the Coral Cafe, where I had some chocolate cream pie - excellent.  And now I'm home.

[John G.]

Good evening. Today we saw a local production of "White Christmas." What can be better than a couple of hours listening to Irving Berlin music?

Very little. Sounds like fun. I think a theater is doing that in a week or so. Looking forward to seeing it.

[John G.]

Finished Killer Joe and have started on Mud, another Matthew McConn(ah you finish the spelling) movie. Don't know how that happened.

[John G.]

But I am off for bed. Good night, all.

[George]

I always thought this was the real Canadian 12 days of Christmas
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32CwrOZVobo
 

My sister LOVES this song!!

[bk]

Only sixty pages to go!

[bk]

I should be watching a motion picture, but am just too zonked to do so.

[TCB]

Now, I need to get to sleep.  I have to be up so that I can get up to Tacoma in time to see our very own TCB performing in a stage production of "It's a Wonderful Life."  I'm sure that he and the show will be fabulous!

Don't forget your camera, DR George!

Crap!  I didn't bring it. I did see Tom for a short while after the show, but he was surrounded by several friends, so I only got to give him hug and tell him how great he was (and he was!) and then leave. 

George, I am so sorry that I didn't get to spend more time with you.  My sister brought two friends (she doesn't see a lot of my shows) and my friend, Marsha, flew in from Vegas just to see the show.  She arrived with two other women that I have known since grade school; so I was blindsided.  My apologies, George.  I really would like to have heard what you thought of the show.

[TCB]

Good evening. Today we saw a local production of "White Christmas." What can be better than a couple of hours listening to Irving Berlin music?

Did it snow on the audience during the finale?