This show was AMAZING!! The cast does an incredible, incredible job. This is not an easy piece to pull off at all and they do it. I was totally taken in. I forgot it was Misty on stage, I forgot there were even actors in front of me and that's saying a lot for a play that is so highly symbolic. It really was a visual poem. Had this not been done in the right manner it could have been incredibly cheesy, or pretentious or even just plain flat, but this cast managed to bring it alive. It was real, it was heady, and it made me sad.
There are so many things I wish I could say to Sarah Kane. To tell her she's amazing, she's special, to comfort her and give her hope and I can imagine the number of people who attempted to do just that before she took her own life.
I don't even know where to begin. My husband and I vowed to rewatch every episode before tonight and we didn't. (we went through a Steve McQueen phase instead). But anyway....
Charlie was my favorite character. I can't stand Juliet. I love Hurley.
I had theories, then I lost track of my theories. Now I just can't wait to get it over with. This show is worse than a soap opera. It's torturous to wait week after week for more pieces of the puzzle. I hate it. I love it. I love to hate it. When it's over, I think we'll watch it all over again. Maybe it will make more sense. Maybe.
My virtual sororitute is so kiss-ass that I'm bored with it. Seriously. No body can take her down and I think I only played that game for two weeks. Tops.
Wow. I thought this was a piece on courtesy and etiquette. 1. I only friend people I actually know too, but I'm nice to those I barely remember. As a matter of fact, some of those very same people have become better friends to me because of our online interaction. Maybe you shouldn't be so pretentious, after-all we're not in high school anymore. 2.If you were a real friend, you wouldn't mind helping your ever-so-carefully-chosen friends promote their businesses, artwork and music. You'd be proud to help them put food on the table and support their efforts to live their dreams. 3. You don't always "tag" somebody because they are in something, sometimes you tag people because you want to make sure that they see it or you want their opinion on it. I doubt this guy even realized it was going to (OMG) "show up" on your page for the world to see. Don't act like you're so important that his post implied your endorsement. 4. Lastly, learn how to block applications. Yes, a million request get annoying. Nip them in the bud early and you don't have to worry about it.
This piece just shows you've spent your time writing an article regarding a social networking site that you're either not entirely sure how to use, or you're just to self-important to be bother with.
I usually don't get this brutal with my comments, but I'm banking on my being in the majority feeling this way.
My mom asked for the Ped-egg last Christmas. Grossest gift I've ever given, but she still uses and loves it. I shiver at the thought.
I don't know if all As-Seen-On-TV products have infomercials, but I've recently been give The Perfect Brownie Pan and the Touch-N-Brush toothpaste dispenser. I LOVE both.
The brownie pan does need greasing and the hard part is to grease the entire grid (that's a lot of corners), but with a little prodding, 18 perfect brownies come out every time!!
The toothpaste dispenser is an OCD mom's best friend. I have to clean it once a week, but there is no more toothpaste all over the bathroom and no more arguments over lost caps and squished tubes.
My 9 year old just got the Zero Gravity Nano remote control car. It drives on walls and smooth ceilings. It would have been a disappointment if we hadn't read the reviews first. It only works for about 6 minutes at a time and has to charge for 30 minutes between uses. We had prepared him for this, so he's loved it.
Some will call this self-indulgence . . .
This show was AMAZING!! The cast does an incredible, incredible job. This is not an easy piece to pull off at all and they do it. I was totally taken in. I forgot it was Misty on stage, I forgot there were even actors in front of me and that's saying a lot for a play that is so highly symbolic. It really was a visual poem. Had this not been done in the right manner it could have been incredibly cheesy, or pretentious or even just plain flat, but this cast managed to bring it alive. It was real, it was heady, and it made me sad.
There are so many things I wish I could say to Sarah Kane. To tell her she's amazing, she's special, to comfort her and give her hope and I can imagine the number of people who attempted to do just that before she took her own life.
GO SEE THIS PLAY!!
March 5, 2010 at 10:44 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Save the best for ‘Lost’
Phil, it is SO good to have you writing. Seriously. Awesome job.
February 2, 2010 at 8:30 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Save the best for ‘Lost’
I don't even know where to begin. My husband and I vowed to rewatch every episode before tonight and we didn't. (we went through a Steve McQueen phase instead). But anyway....
Charlie was my favorite character. I can't stand Juliet. I love Hurley.
I had theories, then I lost track of my theories. Now I just can't wait to get it over with. This show is worse than a soap opera. It's torturous to wait week after week for more pieces of the puzzle. I hate it. I love it. I love to hate it. When it's over, I think we'll watch it all over again. Maybe it will make more sense. Maybe.
February 2, 2010 at 1:38 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Home work: Restage your house with what's on hand
Yesterday, I had a conversation with some old school regulars in which some of them made comments I didn't quite understand. Now, I understand. *sigh*
January 17, 2010 at 1:09 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Net Worth: Manners often lacking on social networking hub
My virtual sororitute is so kiss-ass that I'm bored with it. Seriously. No body can take her down and I think I only played that game for two weeks. Tops.
January 15, 2010 at 12:09 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Net Worth: Manners often lacking on social networking hub
Wow. I thought this was a piece on courtesy and etiquette.
1. I only friend people I actually know too, but I'm nice to those I barely remember. As a matter of fact, some of those very same people have become better friends to me because of our online interaction. Maybe you shouldn't be so pretentious, after-all we're not in high school anymore.
2.If you were a real friend, you wouldn't mind helping your ever-so-carefully-chosen friends promote their businesses, artwork and music. You'd be proud to help them put food on the table and support their efforts to live their dreams.
3. You don't always "tag" somebody because they are in something, sometimes you tag people because you want to make sure that they see it or you want their opinion on it. I doubt this guy even realized it was going to (OMG) "show up" on your page for the world to see. Don't act like you're so important that his post implied your endorsement.
4. Lastly, learn how to block applications. Yes, a million request get annoying. Nip them in the bud early and you don't have to worry about it.
This piece just shows you've spent your time writing an article regarding a social networking site that you're either not entirely sure how to use, or you're just to self-important to be bother with.
I usually don't get this brutal with my comments, but I'm banking on my being in the majority feeling this way.
January 15, 2010 at 9:20 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Join the fun in Sally’s Celeb-reality!
In the words of Perez Hilton: Sad, sad, sad.
January 14, 2010 at 11:40 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Call now? Most infomercial products aren’t worth buying
My mom asked for the Ped-egg last Christmas. Grossest gift I've ever given, but she still uses and loves it. I shiver at the thought.
I don't know if all As-Seen-On-TV products have infomercials, but I've recently been give The Perfect Brownie Pan and the Touch-N-Brush toothpaste dispenser. I LOVE both.
The brownie pan does need greasing and the hard part is to grease the entire grid (that's a lot of corners), but with a little prodding, 18 perfect brownies come out every time!!
The toothpaste dispenser is an OCD mom's best friend. I have to clean it once a week, but there is no more toothpaste all over the bathroom and no more arguments over lost caps and squished tubes.
My 9 year old just got the Zero Gravity Nano remote control car. It drives on walls and smooth ceilings. It would have been a disappointment if we hadn't read the reviews first. It only works for about 6 minutes at a time and has to charge for 30 minutes between uses. We had prepared him for this, so he's loved it.
I gotta feeling I'm going to love this blog!
January 14, 2010 at 11:33 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Waxed: Staff writer Gavon Laessig takes a personal journey through the manscape
Too late to tell you that Nair makes a product for manscaping that would have been far less painful and costly.
OOOOUUUUUUCH!!!
January 11, 2010 at 6:42 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Scot Topic: Jayhawk and NBA star Scot Pollard sounds off on everything from Twitter to Tiger
to. Ugh.
January 7, 2010 at 7:35 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )