Exactly, but of course what happens when I am not looking I have no control over...
**walks into another thread for a moment**
Not packed yet, but at least I've picked out everything I'm bringing with me. For once, I'm not overpacking. I think 16 steamer trunks will get me through the weekend, right?
Checked, looked, replied.
Now I have to go choose socks to match the outfits I've chosen.
*GASP!*
Well, she can go to Colony, pay a fortune, and have to use the key the music is in, or she can go online to someplace like sheetmusicdirect.com, pay less, and get to choose the key herself. Never having to leave her house.
Good night, all!
BTW: ABS, since I'm not bringing any black on this trip, no black socks. Sorry.
Rath,
Thanks so much for that suggestion. I think she is a little too late to use sheetmusicdirect.com, but that is a great tip for the future. I sent her to Colony though, since that was the only place I can think of. Her audition is on Sunday morning, so I hope she gets it together.
Akiva
Good Morning, Avatarians!
Busy day today.
And now, the exciting (well...moderately entertaining) 1st Season Conclusion to THE STORY OF RATH!
(For those of you just joining the thread, or may have missed the earlier installments, PART 1 of Rath's story is on page 41, PART 2 is on page 43, PART 3 is on page 51 and PART 4 is on page 59.)
RATH PART FIVE (THE SEASON CONCLUSION): THE WRATH OF RATH
Don’t fool with Rath! When she is crossed, she gets cross. She may be missing one leg, one arm, seven fingers and a nose (that damned horrible baking accident!) but she is still one to be reckoned with.
After the surprise announcement that Brassy Broadway Blonde and Freud’s Little Sibling had decided to wed and become the Theater World’s reigning acting couple, Rath systematically went about destroying them and their careers. Despite the hit status of their starring vehicle, DRAPES SHALT NOT DANCE, Rath decided to close the New York production and sell the touring and foreign rights to two 15 year old whiz kid producers: VB Jeebie in Ireland, and Lasagna Moon in San Francisco. She stipulated that BBB and FLB could not be cast in any future productions of the show, except at dinner theater engagements in Iowa, Nebraska and Wyoming. She then enforced a tiny clause in both BBB’s and FLB’s contracts that ensured they would never be allowed to perform together anywhere in the world without her consent.
Their performing careers thus threatened, BBB and FLB admitted to Rath that the wedding had been a sham, cooked up by a publicity manager, Stage Door Wannabe, who held a grudge against Rath for some unknown reason. Rath now had to think fast. What was she going to do? She loved BBB, she really bore no grudge against FLB now that he was not truly romantically involved with her former SisterMother and current flaming star. She had sold the rights to the musical that had put them all on the map, and there was a young vindictive press agent yapping at her heels.
And then she had it. Williams-Sonoma! The scene of that horrible baking accident. She remembered vividly just what had made that stove explode. And the date was still reserved for the engagement party. Could she, would she?
Hmmmmm…
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