Message Board Celebrity Of The Day (Part I) - papalovesmambo- Page 43

[kissmycookie]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 2:54pm

sexy wexy?

[Bluemoon]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 2:56pm

A similar thing to senario #1 happened with DayDreamer, Rath and me in the East Village over the holidays.

Speaking of which, DayDreamer has asked an important question.

And no bi-sexual trees are involved.
Updated On: 1/20/06 at 02:56 PM

[kissmycookie]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 2:57pm

Missy Elliot was quoted. I think Addy will be pleased with that...

Moonie: You mean, no bisexual trees were harmed that evening...

[Bluemoon]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 2:59pm

Well, at least they didn't complain........

[kissmycookie]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 3:00pm

*images of the talking trees from Narnia*

betcha thighs were discussed...

Back to glorifying wexy!

[wexy]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 3:09pm

Back to the tree question.
Perhaps a sugar maple since I'm sweet and colorful.



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Updated On: 1/20/06 at 03:09 PM

[kissmycookie]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 3:12pm

What is your ideal breakfast? Lunch? Dinner?

[Broadwayboobs]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 3:20pm

I like colorful men. What else can you tell us about yourself Wexy.

[melissa errico fan]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 3:22pm

Wexy is an interesting username. What is the origin of it?

What book are you currently reading?

What was the last movie you watched?

What's the last thing you saw at the theatre that you'd really recommend?

Congrats, BTW, from a former MBCotD!

[Broadway_Baby]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 3:22pm

Having just now seen the MBCoTD for today, I want to send a big congratulations to Wexy!


Now carry on with the interrogation...

[kissmycookie]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 3:23pm

*shines the xenon flashlight*

[wexy]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 3:34pm

Wexy- Last name is Weksberg hence....`

I'm reading "Kafka On The Shore" by Haruki Murakami
Last movies were over the catchup 'The Constant Gardener", "Cinderella Man", "Broken Flowers" and "Junebug."

Breakfast;my new healthy breakfas kick. Whole wheat waffles with fresh fruit, oatmeal another day and then cottage cheese with fruit.
Lunch is usually soup from Klatch near my office on Cortlandt or salads post gym workout
Dinner varies /

The last thing I really liked was "Seascape" but its gone.
Finally seeing "Avenue Q" Tuesday.

[kissmycookie]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 3:37pm

And your top two dream vacations?

[DG]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 3:48pm

I am truly loving this - the only thing I'm having to work at processing is the frat president thing, but that's really minor

Well-roundedness is a virtue too often dismissed, and to run across it is a real gift.

Welcome!

[Broadwayboobs]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 3:54pm

Who are you going with to see Ave.Q?
Have you seen "Wicked" yet and if you have... what did you think?

[wexy]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 3:55pm

Vacations
The two favorites I've taken were to Australia and New Zealand with NZ being my favorite and my trip to Budapest, Vienna and Prague. Prague was amazing/

I'd still like to visit Scandanavia and there are places in the States and Canada that I'd like to visit.


The Frat thing was another life ago back in the long gone drinking and drug days. Just going by myself to see "Q" with one of those discounted email things. But I haven't seen "Wicked' yet.

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[Rathnait62]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 3:57pm

Oooo Austraaaaaaaaaliaaaaaaaaaaaa....

[kissmycookie]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 3:58pm

hey, rathy woke up!

[DG]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 4:06pm

"another life ago back in the long gone drinking and drug days"

I believe I can relate to that! There's a little part of me that has reservations about people I meet who didn't 'play' at some point in their lives. Not that it's a necessity, but I've always found it provides a perspective that is somewhat foreign to the straight-and-narrow.

[shameless]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 4:32pm

Ok, enough with these softball questions. Let's bring on the pain! J/K


What person has influenced you most in life?

[wexy]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 4:40pm

Influence- Probably my parents. My Dad survived Auschwitz, Dachau and the Flosenburg Death March and at almost 88 is a happy friendly guy whose experiences in life make any glitch or roadblock in my life minor in comparison and makes me realize that I can through those problems.

My Mom was a very sweet soul whose love or reading and the arts were a great gift to me. She left me this amazing book collection.

[DG]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 4:45pm

I remember you talking about your dad somewhere else, WEXY, and it humbles me all over again. It has to be an amazing perspective he's developed over his lifetime - and to come out a "happy friendly guy" is truly remarkable.

And your appreciation of him and your mom says a bit about you, as well.

[Rathnait62]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 4:46pm

Your dad sounds like an incredible man.

[wexy]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 4:51pm

He's part of the Shoah project that Steven Spielberg did,
Some people came to his house and did an interview that lasted several hours.

The one thing he did blow off as a survivor was religion.

[brdlwyr]

Posted: 1/20/06 at 4:51pm

Yes indeed your father sounds like an incredible person!

I do miss the carefree pot days, but I gave it up so long ago - 1987!