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[bk]

Well, you've read the notes, the notes had eggs benedict and adventure, and now it is time for you to post until the adventurous cows come home.

[bk]

And the word of the day is: LIDO!

[George]

Great vids again, BK!

[George]

Topic of the Day:  On my DVR and being recorded onto my (non-hi-def) DVD burner so that I can make a (non-hi-def) DVD:  John Leguizamo's "Ghetto Klown" from HBO.  He's very good!

[BwayAnge]

The first thing that popped in my brain is the Lido deck on the Love Boat!  BK did you ever set sail with Captain Stuebing and the rest of the crew on ABC's the Love Boat?

[BwayAnge]

I just missed the cut off to amend my final post from "yesterday" I wanted to add: My heart still goes out to those who lost their lives on 9/11 and I am thankful for the many men and women who protect our freedom so that this tragedy never happens again!

[George]

In my DVD player (purchased from Amazon):  "The Ghastly Love of Johnny X."  I think I can find time on Saturday to watch this. 

[BwayAnge]

John Leguizamo's "Ghetto Klown" from HBO.  He's very good!

I love Leguizamo - he's a genius on stage.  Plus, he makes one purdy lady -- Too Wong Foo!

[George]

Tonight, I'm ushering for "Washington Street Block Party."  We don't have to wear the standard black pants and white shirt, but we can't wear jeans.  I've signed up for it just yesterday, but I haven't been "confirmed" to actually be able to work it.  I'll check throughout the day today to see if they confirm me.

[George]

John Leguizamo's "Ghetto Klown" from HBO.  He's very good!

I love Leguizamo - he's a genius on stage.  Plus, he makes one purdy lady -- Too Wong Foo!

I remember!  And that wasn't the first drag role that he played, either.

[George]

And now, to bed.

[BwayAnge]

For those who have inquired -- although I'm a Bookkeeper by trade -- I have always had the soul of a computer nerd who loves Musical Theater. 

The Pirates of Penzance with Pam Dawber, Andy Gibb & Rex Smith was my first journey to see a Musical in the "big city" of Los Angeles: http://tinyurl.com/lmt97zw

The previous year, my HS honors english class traveled to the Ahmanson to see Charlton Heston in A Man For All Seasons.  A brilliant performance, but never made my heart smile like a Musical.

In the late 1980's, I combined my love for musicals & computers and started posting on the Prodigy computer network's musical theater bulletin board.  This was way before "the internet" was created.  Take that Al Gore!  LOL

[Ben]

Morning all.

That is all.

[BwayAnge]

Well, it's after 1:30am on the left coast -- guess I should call it a night! 

[Jane]

I just missed the cut off to amend my final post from "yesterday" I wanted to add: My heart still goes out to those who lost their lives on 9/11 and I am thankful for the many men and women who protect our freedom so that this tragedy never happens again!

It is never a good time to lose someone we love but that had to be extra difficult.

[Ginny]

Vendredi morning greetings!  It's actually about noon and we've been for a walk through Cimitiere du Montparnasse.  We paid our respects to Jean Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir, Jean Seberg, Serge Gainsbourg, sculptor Henri Laurens, Baudelaire, and M. Hachette, founder of the publishing company now at odds with Amazon.

We've reserved tomorrow's 7am taxi to the airport and we're about to attempt the Metro over to the Eiffel Tower to take the Seine cruise that's part of our hotel package.  Pray for Rosemary's baby!

[Michael]

good morning to all

[Michael]

when reading the Fritz Lang title misread it/added an extra word and it became LARRY HAGMAN Must Die

[Michael]

DVR
Last week's and this weeks episode of Doctor Who when it records tomorrow.

[Laura]

Good morning.

[Druxy]

Off to McKinney, TX, today to do the Spirit of the Cowboy Festival, so there will be no viewing this weekend.

Hopefully, I can get to my destination before the anticipated thunderstorms begin.

[ChasSmith]

Good morning, all.

[Kerry]

TOD:  Last 5 songs from iPod on Shuffle:

"Be A Santa" Michelle Nicastro and Bruce
"Wear Your Love Like Heaven"- Donovan
"Make Yourself Comfortable"- Sarah Vaughan
"The Broken Record"- Celia Birk
"Who Needs Wings to Fly"- Sally Field

[ChasSmith]

Today is going to be an extremely busy day for the likes of moi, so I will have to be E&T till late tonight.

[ChasSmith]

TOD

No time for nothin', unless I'm up to watching something late tonight, which could very well happen.  We shall see.  Oh yes, we shall indeed see.  We shall most definitely see.

[ChasSmith]

For now, vibes to all for a productive and happy Friday.

[Cillaliz]

So would the song of the day be The Lido Shuffle?     Boz Skaggs, haven't heard him in a long time

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQZBaJAngH8

[Cillaliz]

Thank you for 'Lido" I was in a bad mood til I listened to this old song.    When I was 15 I went to London with the American Institute of Foreign Study,  The bar tender in our hotel was named Lido.  He asked me to marry him so he could go to America.   LOL< he even came on the bus as we were leaving and said "Don't forget me" LOL.   Seriously, I never did anything except talk to the guy.  I thought of him every time I heard the Lido Shufflle after that

[John G.]

Good morning, all.

[John G.]

TOD:

DVD: Killing of a Chinese Bookie

CD: New Faces of 1952

Car CD: Disc 6 of 11 of "Inside Man," a fun thriller that draws its concept from King Lear, but makes him a Russian gun runner with early signs of dementia. The plot isn't slavish, but the younger daughter is named Cordelia.