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[Rodzinski]

Fred, Circus was a pretty basic pub. Had a little bit of a circus tent color scheme or something, and peanut shells all over the floor.

[Rodzinski]

Page: the Third.

[Freddie]

From DR George:

Michael, I've wanted to ask...are your leads professionals that are brought in just for individual shows, or are they local people who are just really good?

Each show is cast individually. All the leads are professionals, usually but not always from out of town. In this production, Otello is based in Virginia, Desdemona in LA, and Iago in Santa Rosa (so semi-local). We have volunteers to provide much of the housing for out of town singers. The smaller roles of Emilia and Ludovico were cast with local professionals. The small comprimario roles like Montano are usually local professionals or semi-professionals. And a bit part like the Herald is cast out of the chorus.

So interesting!  Thanks for sharing that.

[Freddie]

Leonard was a good boy. His teeth checked out fine. No problems. But since we have already run up a hefty bill, I had them go ahead and draw bloodwork.

Sassy's cat will get her teeth cleaned. It's not really necessary NOW, but why wait until it's really bad.

Good report about Leonard!

[Freddie]

Now we are going to celebrate Freedom Day. She didn't feel like celebrating over the weekend.

To celebrate Broadway show tune style -

Donna Theodore Sings Freedom w/ Coachella Valley Symphony
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYMzkg38gv4

[Freddie]

And the commercial featuring the 1975 Broadway company of SHENANDOAH

"Freedom" at 0:59 here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9cdEZDcTuM

[John G.]

Good morning, all.

[John G.]

Slept off and on, which is typical for a first night, new mattress, etc.

[John G.]

Congratulations, ChasSmith.

[John G.]

TOD:
I was on a clipper ship cruise when I ate some mussels that most definitely did not agree with me. Add a little alcohol and the eternal rocking of the ship, and you have a recipe for nasty, nasty, nasty.

I also had several other occasions where mussels and I faced off, with me on the losing side.

Lesson finally learned: I no longer eat mussels.

[Freddie]

Fred, Circus was a pretty basic pub. Had a little bit of a circus tent color scheme or something, and peanut shells all over the floor.

That sounds like it must have been enjoyable - and even immersive, in today's theeder language.

[John G.]

Great review, MichaelG.

[Freddie]

Slept off and on, which is typical for a first night, new mattress, etc.

Sleep-better vibes for tonight, John G!

[Rodzinski]

Fred, Circus was a pretty basic pub. Had a little bit of a circus tent color scheme or something, and peanut shells all over the floor.

That sounds like it must have been enjoyable - and even immersive, in today's theeder language.

Yes, if the air from the restrooms hit you just right, you felt like you were in the Barnum & Bailey elephant tent.

[Freddie]

Fred, Circus was a pretty basic pub. Had a little bit of a circus tent color scheme or something, and peanut shells all over the floor.

That sounds like it must have been enjoyable - and even immersive, in today's theeder language.

Yes, if the air from the restrooms hit you just right, you felt like you were in the Barnum & Bailey elephant tent.

LOL!


Maybe it could have been used for a live experience of the special interest 1981 adult hit TAXI ZUM KLO ("Taxi to the Toilet")?

[Jrand74]

Good for Leonard.

[ChasSmith]

Greetings from Walgreen’s, where I await my jab.

[Jane]

Leonard was a good boy. His teeth checked out fine. No problems. But since we have already run up a hefty bill, I had them go ahead and draw bloodwork.

Sassy's cat will get her teeth cleaned. It's not really necessary NOW, but why wait until it's really bad.

Good news all is well, and yes, why wait until the teeth are bad.

[Jane]

DR Laura, how are the cats riding in the car together.  I know the cats are in carriers, still it could be a problem.

[Jane]

TOD:
I was on a clipper ship cruise when I ate some mussels that most definitely did not agree with me. Add a little alcohol and the eternal rocking of the ship, and you have a recipe for nasty, nasty, nasty.

I also had several other occasions where mussels and I faced off, with me on the losing side.

Lesson finally learned: I no longer eat mussels.

On a clipper ship, I feel bad for you.

[Jane]

Fred, Circus was a pretty basic pub. Had a little bit of a circus tent color scheme or something, and peanut shells all over the floor.

That sounds like it must have been enjoyable - and even immersive, in today's theeder language.

Yes, if the air from the restrooms hit you just right, you felt like you were in the Barnum & Bailey elephant tent.

[Jane]

Greetings from Walgreen’s, where I await my jab.

Finally

[Jane]

Bruce, I told Keith about your review of Cleaner today so that we avoid it.  It currently has a 5.1 rating on IMBD. 

[Jane]

After taking left over fried chicken in high school for lunch, and getting sick every time, I stopped taking it, and pretty much stopped eating it.  I wasn't terribly sick and wouldn't say it was food poisoning.

[Rodzinski]

Man I could eat left over fried chicken every day and not get sick. Might not exactly get well, but I wouldn’t get sick!

[Rodzinski]

We (my siblings and I) always got sick on vacations. My mom gave me Pepto too late once at a Sambo’s in Kentucky and I remember raining pink right onto the tiger’s face on the welcome mat outside.

[Rodzinski]

Then my kind sisters wrote a song about it in the car, with choreography and everything. Sweet girls.

[Rodzinski]

Then there was the legendary time in Jackson Hole where I had it coming out both ends, and my mom was holding a Karmelkorn bucket to catch the vomit while whatever else was happening on the backside, and one of my sisters barges in and sees this scene she’s never forgotten nor let me forget. At least there were no cellphones back then.

[Rodzinski]

You bots getting all this?

[Jane]

Man I could eat left over fried chicken every day and not get sick. Might not exactly get well, but I wouldn’t get sick!

I'm guessing it was in my lunch bag too long before I ate it.