Buffy ,'Get It Done'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
See-- this is my one change a year to see the things on Broadway-- seeing the musicals and play highlights performed is my favorite thing.
Totally. It's just not worth watching the whole thing for me. Of course, I'm a notorious hater of the arts, so.
I was all psyched to do cooking for the week tonight, but didn't take anything out of the freezer in time! I guess this is the one day this year I wish I had a microwave.
Patti LuPone as Mrs. Lovett has the exact (and I mean exact) same haircut as my high school art teacher, Mrs. Page, 1988-1991.
Argh! I hate this "All You Need is Love" Chase commercial! All you need is love, so get the Chase card, and you can buy the things you love.
This is lovely. And the boys hate it, which that much more fun....
Kristen Bell just seemed like she was appointed to make sure that Hal Holbrook didn;t stray too far from what he was supposed to say...
Ooh, Robin reminds me of the little kid in one of my favorite commercials: "We're too excited to sleep!"
Man, I love those kids in that ad! (sorry, dorking out)
Ooh, Robin reminds me of the little kid in one of my favorite commercials: "We're too excited to sleep!"
Man, I love those kids in that ad! (sorry, dorking out)
That commercial is great.
Watching Best of Bridezillas because I met someone who watches a lot of television and they seemed excited to see the new season. But I think Bridezillas might have too much conflict for me. I think I will have to go back to "Whose wedding is it anyway?" which I've watched way too much of.
Right?? I was so glad when they brought that ad back.
OMG, I'm totally ready for bed already. Good thing I can leave a little later in the morning, so I don't have iron now. Downside to obsession with linen: constant ironing.
Go Team Drowsy Chaperone!
(Team Drowsy Chaperone being, lyrically and score-ly, the exact same people as Team Slings & Arrows)
I think a fair number of artists do come from the middle class; it is just that a large number of them end up poor, and some of the really really famous ones end up rich. Van Gogh was a stock broker yes? Started out middle class ended up poor? Shaw was from a middle class family. So was Shakespear.