I hope asking Cary Shields about the CDs shames him. I think it would be fun to shame Cary Shields. In a back alley.
I know nothing about Toledo, but feel safe in assuming it's closer to you than to most of us.
Probably, but still over 3 hours away, and I have no car. I don't know that I can justify a lonely Greyhound trip up to Toledo after this month's BB Kings, and Rent in August. It's okay, though. I'm not complaining, just making fun of Toledo.
You can justify it. It's a bus ride! You can read and do crossword puzzles and sleep! You KNOW you're going to want to go by the time October arrives. Plus, he'll hopefully be playing the entirety of the new album by then, in promotion of the winter release.
Ohio is bigger than I somehow expected it to be. I was all excited when I thought the Toledo show was going to be the new one, but it appears I was wrong. You are therefore excused from making the six hour round trip via public or borrowed transportation.
ETA: See now, I checked for other posts RIGHT before I posted this, and none showed up. It must be the evil influence of our new troll.
I don't think he'd play that song unless I offered him a hundred dollar bill. Then I'd probably have to try and write down the lyrics for him, from memory. I'd add some stray lines from Boys for Pele songs and he wouldn't even notice.
Oh, Ohio.
Was the Cincinnati Playhouse run of Company the only time you were in Ohio? (Still so so bitter at how close that was, and yet a few months too soon for me to care.)
I'd been in the Cincinnati airport once before to get a connecting flight, but yeah, that was my one and only time on Ohio soil. For someone who's only been there once, though, I know a staggering amount of people from Ohio.
It's bouncy. I like it.
He likes me. Maybe if I ask really really really nicely.
Hiya everyone. I've been lurking for a bit but the quarter is over & I have some time before summer classes so I thought I'd jump in & introduce myself. I'm Polly. Nice to meet you all.
In your choice is your talent. ~Adler
Acting is the art of speaking in a loud clear voice and the avoidance of bumping into the furniture. ~Alfred Lunt
All these mentions of Toledo and I'm thinking of that song Toledo Surprise from Drowsy. That should be Adam's big Broadway comeback. One of the singing, dancing mobsters.
Like a firework unexploded
Wanting life but never
knowing how