The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part three — Page 295

"And that's what you get for taking AP Spanish.. "

Well, I also got college credit that I can't use because it doesn't correspond to any of my course requirements :-P

Did the Breakfast With The Arts thing ever wind up online somewhere? I'm getting the feeling that it didn't

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Well, when you take the classes, you don't know where you're going to go to college, or if where you end up going will accept them. So, you put yourself through hell on a gamble.

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I couldn't use the majority of my AP credits, either.

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Taking them also got me IN to college.

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That's because the truth it, most schools will allow you to do *something* with them. Even the Ivies.

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Thanks for the links, JL, though I think most of us have seen them already. This thread is so long I can't blame anyone for posting things twice.

In terms of being the end of the blogs, Adam was probably thinking that this was the last time the cast members would be recording things for the blog. All the stuff that's been found lately is from the junkets they did earlier.

I haven't read anythign recently.. But I am looking forward to the Chronicles of Narnia movie.. Anyone else??

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awww, Narnia. I feel like I should read the books first, though.

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Yeah, it is. I have it, but I've never read it.

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I read all the books in third grade and don't remember anything about them...except a unicorn. But other than that, it's a blur.

I just had my chuckle for the day. I was speaking to my mother about trying to get her back into the city to see a show. To which she replied that she'd rather not (She hate's NYC. Sometimes I think we're not related.), but Sweeny Todd looks very good. And I started talking about Michael Cerveris and how wonderful I think he is and she goes I know that from some place name. So I started listing shows he's been in and when I hit the fact he played Tommy in "The Who's Tommy", she goes "Oh my god! He's the guy who was spitting all over the place when Dad and I were in the 3rd row for that show!" Thought I'd share. I find it especially interesting because I was 4 at the time when they saw the show :|

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Updated On: 12/1/05 at 06:21 PM

Yeah, The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe is the first book in the Narnia series. I read it and I liked it well enough, but I didn't like it enough to seek out the rest of the series.

Ahh, book recommendations! Since I pretty much devour the written word any chance I get (I've sometimes even stopped by the bookstore before a class I know will be boring so that I can pick up something to keep my mind awake), I could go on all day. For starters, "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn." I can still remember crying like a baby at the end, which is something that rarely happens with me. One of the more interesting non-fiction books I've read recently is "Everything Bad Is Good for You: How Today's Popular Culture Is Actually Making Us Smarter" by Steven Johnson. It's a look into how today's TV shows, video games, the Internet put the mind to work in ways that the pop culture of the past didn't.

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I just recently revisited To Kill A Mockingbird. What a book, I didn't remember it being as good the first time. I'm partial to classics as well, The Picture Of Dorian Gray is one of my favorites. :)

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