Can the adults please smoke? — Page 484

That's the thing, it's just out of the blue - and there were similar yesterday to the same poster. It really sounds like someone with a personal vendetta using her name - however that's possible (god knows, I wouldn't have any idea )

Rath - while I completely understand the thought, I'm not sure it could work within the thread. Believe it or not, it's one of the ones that had real talk about real theatre - I know, shocking

Gotta run myelf - guess we'll find out eventually about those posts. Maybe she did post them, and just feels that way - always possible, I guess.

Bye, all.

Nice to see you Nina

Welcome back to all the weekend travelers.

Me too, joey. Just starting to feel human. A little late...

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Dgrant;
I still don't know how you liked the play

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As one of more "reviled" posters, hell, maybe even THE most reviled, LOL, I will say that I believe Mary_Ethel is definitely the tops!

Right up there next to you, Boobs.



Off to see Kim Cea in Newsical.

Curling up in a bathrobe sounds perfect! It is almost chilly enough here to turn on the heat. I hope you all have warm and toasty Columbus Day nights :)

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Iris - rather than make you try and find it in all these pages (GOD, we talk a LOT ) this is what I wrote:

Boobs - we really enjoyed it. Your friend was very good in the role he had - which unfortuntely wasn't a very sympathetic one - but he played it very well. I think my reaction to the piece overall was better during the performance than it has been as I've digested it afterwards. The extreme word-play which was so brilliant to hear the first time seems a bit out of character for many of the players in retrospect. I really want to get a copy of the script - I think I might enjoy reading it more than watching it. Jeremy (from Six Feet Under) was very good, despite some vocal strain - and talk about an unsympathetic character! My favorite was the man who played Kippy (basically the narrator) and the business manager (who really embodied the joy and passion of discovery) Overall the production was very effective - with the glaring exception (for us, anyway) of a very poor lighting design. But this is a temporary space for this group, so maybe they didn't have things quite worked out there yet.

Hi, Addie

No, you're not going insane - or, at least not any more than you already are I just don't like saying, "I posted it already" in this thread because it advances so fast - you could miss 10 pages while you're trying to go back and find something!

I have to take Robert to his class, so I won't be able to see the Christopher special. He is NOT the type of person we need to be losing right now

Yes, BT, be very clever and make him think it's all his idea!

I'm going to have to start planning some parties! I'll set up the BWW Social Calendar.

DG - Thanks. Am very relieved!!

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Boobs, I would offer to help, but you know that I'm useless!

I'll just type words of encouragement to you...
(and don't forget to label your pictures!)

I talked to a friend who was taking pictures at the carousel yesterday - and he's going to email them to me tomorrow. Depending on how they turned out, I'll post a few... Nothing like riding on a merry-go-round in full bridal fashion! With plastic cups of champagne. Classy!

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Addy..you are a class act. Plastic champagne glasses...LOL !!!

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Hey everyone;
So the husband is home sick. So he says he has bad constipation. What is good for that?

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