Broadway Star Joined: 12/1/05
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/13/05
Aww... I missed the discussion on childhood TV shows. Well, I just caught up with this thread... that took way too long. The only thing I can't comment on is the Power Rangers... I don't see the appeal. Ha. And I did watch or read some form of Babar stuff. Yay, that's fun.
My mom found me Without You... it's at home and I'm at school, but that's ok. I have it!
Anyway! Back to Anthony! Tonight I saw him at the first book signing. It was great, first he read and answerd questions.Then he sang Seasons of Love. It was really great. So anyway,I did't see anyone from Bww but it was my time to go up..... I had bought him popcorn from Naperville and first I gave it to him. "What's in it" I think thats what he said lol but I told him it was a mixture of cheese and carmal. "What a weird combiation." he said. And then he asked me what my name was and I said Mary. "Thats my mothers name." "Oh" I said I didnt know what to say because it was such a sad loss. Anyway I got a picture with him and then as soon as I left, forgive me if I'm wrong but didnt someone here say he dosn't eat sweets or something? I thought he would'nt want the popcorn! But overall it was fantastic!
That sounds really awesome. I'm quite envious of you for getting to meet him, AND getting a picture with him. Lucky.
Well, Anthony is vegan, so... cheese would be out. I'm not sure about his feelings toward sweets,as I don't know very much about veganism. *shrug*
Stand-by Joined: 11/30/05
Well I figured I'd post this in the Anthony Rapp thread, but I admit I haven't been keeping up with this thread, so I'm pretty certain this message will ruin the flow of the conversation/theme you guys probably had going already.
Anyway, I just picked up Without You last night, and I've been reading it every chance I get (which, admittedly isn't very often-- just as soon as I start getting into it I have to put it down to do something or other). Earlier today I reached the part toward the beginning where Anthony found out another tumor had been discovered in his mother. I'd experienced illnesses of loved ones of this caliber a couple of times when I was a child, but my experiences with loss and coping seemed so distant at this point. Just as I was thinking this, and at the exact moment when I read Anthony's words of receiving news of his mother, I received a phone call that my uncle had just been diagnosed with lung cancer. It was definitely sort of surreal and ironic, and all I can say is now the perspective from which I'm reading this book has shifted immensely.
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Broadway Star Joined: 12/1/05
Agh, reading all the reviews on Amazon has fueled my desire to write one myself. I think I will do that tomorrow, if I have the time. I just hope I can think of something to write that will do it justice.
nice pics!! making me all the more excited for next week.
halfway through the book. wow, it's extremely moving. i won't give anything away, don't worry. just wanted to say that it's a real tear jerker and so beautifully writted. *applause for Anthony*
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