Adam's always struck me as being very personable, but as time has gone by, I can see better how he might in some ways be considered a bit of an introvert.
I don't think I've heard more than one or two scattered stories of him being less-than sweet at a stage door; I usually tell people that he's nice until you piss him off. So, yeah, if provoked, he'll bitch you out, but you have to be *really* annoying to warrant anything but a smile.
I certainly haven't ever felt like he owed anything to me, which is why the way he's been *so* friendly lately is kind of jarring. Like, after I figured out who he was and started to really love him and his work, sure, I'd go and see him when I could. Now I'm in the city, and make a point to go support him as often as I can. And other than seeing him on stage and having him be mildly friendly if I wanted a photo or something after a performance, I didn't ever expect anything in return. So to suddenly have a very obvious display of appreciation for my support? It's weird. But very, very cool.
I like the orchestratations a lot better on the soundtrack. I listen to the soundtrack more often now than I do the original CD, but I don't know if that's because I truly like it better or simply for the novelty. They each have their strengths, as we all well know.
Allie, I follow the directions on the box: boil water, margarine/butter and seasoning, then add the coucous and simmer.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
Updated On: 11/28/05 at 06:03 PM