[url=http://www.jerryspringertheopera.com/]Jerry Springer – the Opera was abolutely the funniest thing I’ve seen in years. Real opera, make no mistake about that. I mean, [b]real[/b] opera, a chorus, a gods, a journey to the underworld, and a certain word that should get beeped out. In fact, that’s most of the lyrics in at least one song. … Opera & Elizabethan Theatre
Three Naked Women (& and some Shakespeare) Friday dawned, apparently, cool and crisp. I’d taken the airline earplugs and for a change, I’d had one good night’s sleep, bereft of any interruptions. Didn’t even hear the last of the Jubilee Line’s trains pass under the flat. So I dressed in jeans, boots and nice shirt, … Three Naked Women
Duck fajitas I’m sure I’ll offend someone with this, but you know, it sure was good. I’ve passed by the “Dragon Inn” several times. Prominent location in London’s China Town. 12 Gerrard Street London W1D 5PR There’s the “new fook moon” place, an all-new feng shui cafe, but Dragon Inn is a venerable, traditional place. … Duck fajitas
Dali. “Richard the Third.” Stardust Motel. The only connection between two of those items, Dali and Shakespeare’s [i]Richard III[/i], is geographic. Both were along the south side of the Thames, one in a galley, and the other in the “new” Globe Theatre. Dali quotes, along the wall, leading into the exhibition: “The least one can … Weird Wednesday
Birthday of Dr. Samuel Johnson (1709-1784) Another good Virgo. Might make it by his place. Got in, had “computer issues,” which, to be frank, are probably just as much a part of operator error and trying to tie into some net connection as it is anything else. Cause? Jet lag. Or an extremely short night, … Birthday of Dr. Samuel Johnson
St. Lambert was a 7th Century Flemish patron of surgeons. Which has exactly what to do with what? Nothing. In the Austin airport, there is, perhaps the finest disclaimer I’ve ever seen, I mean, it actually made sense. A little plaque, outside the changing station/room in the men’s restroom: “Do not leave children unattended.” Why … Feast Eve of St. Lambert
There always has to be one last minute tale before I leave: It’s a late afternoon flight, so I had a little extra time to kill before I changed into long pants and boots for the airport and trip outbound. I headed downtown, then straight up Congress Avenue, shirt in hand, on the phone with … Austin, final moments
[url=http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1433194/19970530/story.jhtml]Dark side of [url=http://www.synchronicityarkive.com/dsotr.php]the Rainbow. The hypothesis states that Pink Floyd’s album, [url=http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000002U82/fishinguideto-20]Dark Side of the Moon, was cut to fit [url=http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00000JS61/fishinguideto-20]The Wizard of Oz video. Movie. Does it work? The [url=http://drafthouse.com]Alamo did it as a regular feature downtown. Short walk. Pleasant evening. Good pizza. Excellent music. Interesting theory. Sort of works. Sort of doesn’t, … Coincidence
Screw you “I got on my cowboy boots, jeans And Hawaiian shirt, mirrored sunglasses And a mobile phone I guess I look like some Port Aransas Dope dealer that’s out on bail Just trying to get home” (opening [url=http://www.raywylie.com/lyrics.htm#screw_you]lyrics to Ray Wylie’s final cut, [url=http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00008CLLC/fishinguideto-20]latest album) I took one look out the trailer’s window Friday … Screw you
