The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part two — Page 213

#5301

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 6:02pm

Hi NTG, Chloe!

Chloe, glad you had a fab time at Billy Elliot. Are you generally an Elton fan? How does it compare to Aida?

#5302

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 6:17pm

Hey Ellie - yes, I've been an Elton fan for a long time, and that's why I originally went to see Aida. Billy Elliot is very, very different, though "The Letter" and "Electricity" have that familiar melodic Elton touch. However, for Aida he drew on his American gospel and pop influences mostly, and BE has a strong British feel. There's a music hall kind of song, male choirs and Broadway pastiche. As I said before, the songs aren't as important as in Aida, since there's so much dance, but the musical themes are pervasive and very important, even when in the background.

#5303

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 6:19pm

Sounds great!

#5304

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 6:26pm

It was really, really incredible.

So NTG, congratulations! What part are you doing in Shrew? Any Shakespeare seems like quite a challenge. Don't know how lucky you'll get with Star Wars, as it seems the trailer has so far only appeared in LA and NYC, but I'm sure it'll start showing up elsewhere soon. (And I seem to remember you being down south somewhere, but I could be wrong.)

#5305

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 9:45pm

Congrats, NTG.

Hey to anyone who might be around.

#5306

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:11pm

Is anyone here now? I'm about ready to DROP! I was up at 8, loading up our van and unloading boxes into our new house. UGH. We got home for the last time at 10:30. UGH. Tomorrow's the big day! But my internet will be gone until the 6th, and that sucks. I'll miss you guys!

#5307

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:23pm

Whee, busy tonight.

So I think I'm going to drop 12 bucks for this trailer. Insane.

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#5308

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:23pm

Hi, Allie & Nia!

Aw, your last night in your house, Allie - are you sad? Is it bittersweet? No internet for a week?

#5309

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:25pm

Allie, we'll miss you! Do you like your new house?

I'm losing my laptop for a week or so on Tuesday, but I think I'll be ok. Things will be quiet here, though!

#5310

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:26pm

I'm gonna be so effing bored!

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#5311

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:28pm

Just look at your avatar to amuse yourself, Emcee!

#5312

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:30pm

Aw, love! My new house is a lot smaller than the one we're in now, and I'm sharing a room with my sister. Eek! We'll see how THAT works out. We painted the whole room (which is actually the entire attic!) this morning. It's kind of a pale turquoise-ish shade, and it looks really good.

It's kind of bittersweet, I guess, but it'll be great to NOT live 20-25 minutes out of everyone's way! And it's time for a change. My mom's best friend is our new next door neighbour, and she's a blast to be around. I think it'll be a fun summer!

No internet for a week.

#5313

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:30pm

I'm so in love with that pose. He's a little queen, our Cuban.

#5314

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:33pm

Allie, I'm glad your happy. Will sharing a room be tough? When does school start up again for you?

#5315

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:33pm

My little Drama Queen.

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#5316

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:38pm

I think I'd like to live rurally, way out in the middle of nowhere. For a while anyway...'twould be fun! No neighbors, no noise, bright starlight etc. Did I ever tell you about our evil neighbor who breaks into our house to use our washing machine, hangs her clothes out in our back yard, spies through the windows with her binoculars, screams at two-year-olds, is "out" every Halloween, spits smelly saliva in your face when she talks to you, kicks puppies, puts her rubbish in our bins, parks her car in our driveway and is a cantankerous old bitch?

#5317

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:39pm

I hope sharing a room won't be too bad. My sister has become a lot nicer in the past few months. She used to be such a bitch! I think we'll get along. The only problem will be music-related. While I love country, it's ALL she listens to. One can only handle so much Kenny Chesney.

#5318

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:40pm

Ellie, if I was in that situation, Nowhere would be quite appealing.

That'd be nice as long as the city was extremely close, I think. Even just visiting my relatives in the country drives me crazy, I can't imagine living there.

#5319

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:40pm

Ooh, does she like Keith Urban? (Hot!!)

#5320

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:42pm

Yeah, Nia. She's calmed down a bit recently but she's still evil. But even without her, I'd still like to live in complete isolation, like in deepest Norway or something.

#5321

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:43pm

Yes, we both love Keith! We painted today, and made it through 5 CD's: Kenny's new one, Be Here (Keith!), George Canyon, Rascall Flatts, and Civilian, for me.

#5322

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:44pm

Ellie, does Norway have the internet? Or the wheel?

*shiver* Country.

#5323

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:45pm

I'd go to Norway; it's beautiful. Yes, they have the wheel.

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#5324

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:47pm

Aw, Nia, it's not so bad! You can't tell me you don't like even one country song, can you?

#5325

Diva lovin'

Posted: 5/28/05 at 10:48pm

I visited a convent on a school trip once, where all the nuns lived in a cage and they weren't allowed any contact whatsoever with the outside world and had to pray on their knees for eight hours a day. We were able to look at them through bars. That'd be fun.

And Norway would be great with or without the wheel/internet, especially in winter with all the snow and log fires.