I used to love Chips Ahoy cookies when I was younger, but now my chocolate chip cookie of choice (say that 3 times fast! :-P) would have to be the fresh-baked ones they sell at Costco. I know they can't possibly be good for me, but they taste so good that I temporarily stop caring when I have the opportunity to eat (more than) one.
"There was this one time an alarm went off - it was in the middle of '24.' That's just wrong. Everyone knows everyone was watching '24' at that time."
--NYU student quoted in the Washington Square News about students ignoring the frequent fire alarms in dorms
This is timely - I'm eating chocolate chip cookies right now. Note the plural. That's what happens when you have a bag sitting in front of you. I figured I could cut myself a little slack since it's Friday (cheers)
I just ate a bag of those Oreo 100 calorie things. Those are really good...
Ahh! I'm so glad it's Friday! This week has been so weird. And long. And obnoxious. I'm running out of adjectives...(those better be adjectives, or I'm going to feel stupid :P)
Related to Adam Pascal, but completely irrelevant:
I was flipping through one of my new theatre textbooks last night. There are a couple of brief (no pun intended) articles on the Cabaret revival, and one, of course, includes a photo of the Emcee and dancers. It's at sort of an odd angle, so I can only make out the Emcee's profile, and it's a small picture, so I can't quite tell who it is, but I'm almost positive it's Adam.
It's a picture that I haven't seen before, and, of course, I don't have a scanner or camera, so I can't show you guys to make sure.
Cool! If you've found a new Adam picture, we salute you! The only picture I've been able to find of him doing Cabaret is the one where he's curling his finger at the camera, but it wasn't onstage. There is one where's he taking his curtain call.
If it's related to Adam, it's not irrelevant. We were just talking about Chips Ahoy, for heaven's sake.
I wish I could see that picture. What textbook is it?
I just saw something interesting. On BWW's Who's Who, it says that Adam was raised by his grandmother. I knew that he credits her for his voice and that she was the only person who sang in his family, but I didn't know she had raised him. Anyone have more on this?
I'm so glad it's the weekend. It's just been a really stressful last 2 weeks (moreso than just starting classes again) and I finally have that monkey off my back so I can actually *relax*.
Like a firework unexploded
Wanting life but never
knowing how
Welcome back, Krissy. You must have heard us talking about you.
I'm not sure about that thing about his grandmother. In his interviews with Seth he mentions his parents in relation to his childhood several times. Possibly his grandmother lived with them for a while and spent a lot of time with him?