I am not the social girl but I have been and, apparently, will continue to be for a little while. What better topic, then, for today's 10 Things.
1. I saw Jessica Fletcher pound a couple of martinis (in character).
2. I fell in love with a couple of children while wishing that someone had designed and utilized a gem-encrusted harness for Elton John.
3. I had a solo dinner with somebody else's mentor and soaked up a full serving of information and advice and care. I am so lucky that those somebodies shared.
4. I laughed at the climactic action moments. I heartily apologize to the folks sitting in front of me who might have been quite serious about their Catholic church movies.
5. I spent two hours becoming wildly envious of everyone who has ever shared time, performance space or air with David Hyde Pierce.
6. Simultaneously I was wading through delightful Murphy Brown flashbacks.
7. I wandered around yet another part of Brooklyn I haven't spent much time in.
8. I ate a lunch of corn dogs, sweet potato fries and onion rings without irony. Or death.
9. I bought dinner to cook from these nutty folks.
10. I tried out a new joint in the 'hood on the spur of the moment. I don't recommend the prosecco but the service and the food were both lovely.
Just wait until you hear what's on tap for this week.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Socially Butterflied
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My, you do get around!
ReplyDeleteYet, tragically, I kept my pants on the whole time. Even when Chrome introduced me to the cute actor-boy.
ReplyDeleteBusy lady!
ReplyDeleteI saw DHP in Spamalot and he was utterly delightful.
I am glad you picked Seattle over Portland (also a cool city) and envy your visit to my old stomping grounds. I will get you a list of some of my favorites as well as others'...
Oh you misunderstand, it's not an either/or proposition. I'll be on Mt. Hood for a wedding, in Portland for a day or two then on up to Seattle for a day or two then home to Brooklyn for, you know, ever.
ReplyDeleteYou had a good weekend! Have a wonderful trip, and a safe trip back home. Seattle's wonderful this time of year.
ReplyDeleteGeez, did you get laid off or something?
ReplyDeleteNope. Haven't even taken a day off for all this. I'm exhausted! But you moved back to Brooklyn so all is right with the world.
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