I was on the crew and he ignored all of us, but that's not unusual.
The ones that don't ignore you, they stand out in a good way, though, right?
It's such a little thing, to be nice. I encountered comedians in a different context--there's a bit where they're evaluating if I can be useful to them professionally, and then after that there's always the whole
"do her?" question. But the ones that were asses I'll remember poorly forever, and the ones that were nice will be spoken of kindly till the end.
I've never wondered about Tiger's approach before.
Ya know, he probably has his caddy do the scoutwork. I hope he's polite about it.
Sinbad is on my TV!
did your tv go back in time?
almost time. I am ready for bed. happy happy ready for bed.
Yeah, I don't know. It was PBS, I think.
I'm having prosecco and waiting for the ball to drop.
The bao turned out ok. The crab fondue: FANTASTIC.
Both kids are still awake which is bananas.
The ones that don't ignore you, they stand out in a good way, though, right?
Usually. Most comedians didn't spend much time backstage. They'd be out the back door before the house lights were up. I had more interaction with dancers, musicians, and random speakers.
Happy New Year East Coast! 2010! I'm going upstairs to see if I can see the fireworks from my bathtub in the rain!
Happy New Year! Now ... I can go to bed.
Happy New Year, Eastern Time Zone!
