Tuesday Blah, Blah, Blahs

Got the “blahs” today. Just generally feeling kinda run-down which I hope doesn’t mean that a cold is on the way. That’s all I need is the be ill the week of the show. Grrrr. If it happens I’m gonna totally blame it on a baby.

We had a dress rehearsal last night and I was the only one dressed (in my costume, that is). I must say that I look pretty damn dapper in my new suit.

Too bad we aren’t doing a play set in a leather bar. I have had leather on the brain for the last day or so. Gotta get my leather wardrobe planned out for a trip to The Eagle while I am in NYC. Mmmm. Leather daddies!

I wish that I was master of zero point gravity. That would make life a lot more fun.

Tuesday Blah, Blah, Blahs

And Now …

Le Weekend:
Whoo. The weekend is here. That week sure did fly by … didn’t it? I am gonna go and hibernate one last time with some friends this weekend. Relax. Drink beer. Read a book. Should be nice.

Another Opening of Another Show (Soon):
One week until “Glengarry Glen Ross” is outta my hair. I know. I know. I always whine about how much time doing a show eats up … but it is a lot of fun. Last night I got to wishin’ that I had taken one of the other parts for myself as my character doesn’t get to say “fuck” much. But, you know what the really great thing about this show is? If you blow your lines you can just start saying “fuck,” “fuck you, you fucking asshole,” “you’re fucked” and you have yourself pretty well covered.

Bite That Hand:
If you trip over to the official Nine Inch Nails site and click on the March 17th post, you are treated to the video for the new single “The Hand That Feeds.”

In Travel News:
My place to stay has been lined up. The dates have been ask for vacation. I will be going to NYC at the beginning of May. Whee! I’ll get to see the city, see the man, meet other fellow bloggers. I can’t wait!!!

Happy Weekend!

And Now …

Headline News

Goodness! Turns out that silly and random graffiti that I found on a bathroom wall about a week and a half ago concerning the fella that did my tattoo isn’t quite so random. This story lead the local news last night. What bullshit. Seems like someone would have better things to do with their time than try and ruin a good guy.

Headline News

Thoughts to Make You Think

The weekend brought about pizza, a lot of wind, “Wonder Woman,” new shoes, new pants, pornography, a new coffee grinder and a major breakdown in will power. And I was doing so well.

Tomorrow “The Incredibles” (last year’s best movie) hits store. If you haven’t seen it, go rent it. Pixar kicks so much ass.

I am currently plugging my way through Stephen King’s “Dark Tower” books.

So far from NetFlix I have watched “A Night to Remember,” “Lord of the Flies” (1963), “City of God,” “Tenebre,” “Inferno” and “Battle Royale.”

“A Night to Remember” is good in that old movie way.

“Lord of Flies” (1963) is a great adaptation of the book (unlike the 1990 version).

“City of God” was my favorite outta these.

“Tenebre” is a really slick slasher film.

“Battle Royale” really rocks even if the English-subtitles-via-Korea were kinda silly at times.

“Inferno” did absolutely nothing for me.

I had a dream last night where teenagers died horrible deaths related to a summer camp, a lake and a flooded art gallery. Hmmmm. Maybe I need to back off the horror films for a bit.

I am currently in my “nobody likes me” mode.

Ten points goes to the person who can tell me what movie the title of this post came from.

Thoughts to Make You Think

“The Colorado Kid”

The Colorado Kid!
New Book by Stephen King To Kick Off Hard Case Crime’s Second Year 2005-2006
New York (February 28, 2005) – Winterfall LLC, creator of the celebrated Hard Case Crime line of pulp-style paperback crime novels, today announced that a new book by Stephen King will be the lead title of the line’s second year. “The Colorado Kid” tells the story of two veteran newspapermen and their investigation into the mysterious death of a man on an island off the coast of Maine. The book was written specifically for Hard Case Crime and has never previously been published. One of the most beloved storytellers of all time, Stephen King is the world’s best-selling novelist, with more than 300,000,000 books in print.

“The Colorado Kid”