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[bk]

Well, you've read the notes, the notes were in a mellow mood, and now it is time for you to post until the mellow cows come home.

[bk]

And the word of the day is: ERUDITE!

[bk]

Very mellow.

[bk]

Mellow as the day is long.

[bk]

And now, I'll take a Melatonin to be even more mellow.

[bk]

One simply must in order to the mellowest.

[bk]

A truly mellow fellow.

[bk]

When you're mellow, you don't bellow.

[bk]

Sometimes people who are mellow play the cello.

[bk]

Or eat Jell-O.

[bk]

Yes.

[Rodzinski]

Notes bamboozled. Hornswoggled.

[Rodzinski]

Just to entertain my readers but mostly myself, I write an article in each edition of American Cemetery & Cremation magazine about movie scenes that take place at cemeteries.

[Rodzinski]

For October, I wrote about Psychomania, the final film of George Sanders.

[Rodzinski]

September’s is about Lisa Frankenstein, a movie I saw on a plane recently.

[Rodzinski]

I did watch a couple movies flying to/from Japan. Only two. This is the only time I see modern movies these days (not counting kiddie fare).

[Rodzinski]

Movie 1 was called Snack Shack, looked like a raunch com, but it was about two scheming pals circa 1989 who spend the summer running the local swimming pool snack concern. Kinda lamely plotted love triangle but highly realistic period vibes of being in the Midwest in the 1980s. Really nailed it. And good actors. One kid played young Spielberg/Fabelman.

[Rodzinski]

Then Ricky Stanicky. Directed by Bruce’s favorite, a Farrelly brother. This had a really good plot idea. Guys use their childhood imaginary friend to get them out of trouble in their adult lives. Then they’re forced to hire an actor to become the friend. It gets out of control. John Cena is fun as the actor. Mostly it gets bogged down by the Farrelly need to include gross-out shock comedy, which was unnecessary and not particularly funny. But it held my interest on a plane.

[Rodzinski]

And that’s my plane movie report for you today.

[Ginny]

Thursday morning greetings!  I’d rather still be asleep, but my 7 hours were up I guess.

[John G.]

Good morning, all.

[John G.]

Rodzinski, have you seen the Japanese movie Departures? I cannot recommend it enough. Here's a link to one of Roger Ebert's reviews:

https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/great-movie-departures-2009

[Jrand74]

And it's Thursday.

[Jrand74]

For anyone following the saga - the new actress was especially adept at following direction and blocking and her character was en pointe.....without wearing pointe shoes.

The actress in the hospital left a message that I found when I got home.  She has been released but she is on two weeks home restriction so she has to leave the show.

I immediately offered the other part to the pointe actress, though she has yet to accept.

[Jrand74]

Act One went okay last night, we do it again tonight.

Just have to get the books off the stage.

[Jrand74]

Costumes are set and most of the props are in if not in order.

[Jrand74]

Only a high of 88 degrees expected today.....

[Jrand74]

I liked to read MR BK's opinion about the movie he saw.

AND DR RODZINSKI's thoughts about the airplane-viewed spectacles.

[Jrand74]

I will probably watch the Blake Edwards documentary over the weekend.

We don't rehearse again until Tuesday - too many of the cast had plans for Monday.

But we have a bored meeting on Sunday and the technical director and I will set the lights afterward.

[Jrand74]

I shall now interpret my Joy in Dance.

It won't take long.