Well Leggs, the new season's here for OSF. Harlem Renaissance take on Comedy of Errors with Apollo Theater is such a great concept. My favorite stage actor, Dan Donahue, is back with the company as Richard III. Yay!
Seagoat, saw that some deep pocket picked up the Shakespeare Santa Cruz tab after UCSC bailed. It's back. Summer plans taking shape.
Sullly... you speak my language, young lady.
(I've been missing you. I apologize for my lack of communication... always in my heart, Sullly.)
The lineup ... Hmmmm... I suspect I will be going back home to California more this year... I would love to do this with you!? ~xx) (oh, and I WILL be thinking of you on Sunday evening. You best believe it!)
Hey leggs do you know how frickin hard it is to find a cowboy with an umbrella pic?
Hahahhahahha. Umbrella?!
You're a good friend ... and you crack me up. Thank you.
Buzz: I was disappointed with Cowboys and Aliens.
Woody: Why is that, Buzz, ol' pard? Not up to your Acadamy standards, ya ol' ring-knocker?
Buzz: Frankly, Woody, I thought it was going to be about Arizona's immigration laws.
Woody: Myself, ol' sidewinder, I kinda hoped it might could be about California farming, ol' pal. But that's the way the ticket tears, ya ol' bar-fly.
Buzz: It might have at least been about football and rock climbing, or some other manly endeavor that doesn't require firing ordnance.
Woody: One might coulda hoped that, ol' jet-jock. But you know Hollywood--it's gotta fly instead of crawl, ol' orbit-butt.
Buzz: Eastwood of Eden was much better, having the point of view of the narrator and with so few special effects, but which were generally placed to keep the viewer's attention. I still appreciate a great light show, though, and this was pretty darned good.
Woody: I am still hungry for popcorn, old sidekick. That was some in that jay you brought, ol' star-man! Bust out another, deal?
Buzz: Uh, yep!
The holidays are always an interesting time of the year for me.
I am very lucky to be surrounded by some of the most thoughtful people... loyal and honest friends who have become my family.
This was an entry I made on Thanksgiving:
Every little thing about Thursday was amazing
even my little drive to Sabino Canyon.
Thank you Ali, Paul, Lynn and Jerry, Jennifer, Lopez, Alaina, Avett and Derek for sharing the love, laughs, and hugs with me. Here's to new traditions! Thank you for being my family and home away from home.
And special Thanks to my Dad, Brad, who I got to speak with EARLY in the morning. Thank you for holding my emotions with care... for your support of my decisions and for the special love and respect we share with each other. I love you, Dad.
Pickle ... I missed you yesterday, but thought of you every moment. I love you. Thank you for being YOU.
Thanksgiving Sunset Drive Home
Credit: Leggs
The Ladies, the ladies.
Credit: Leggs
"That's a lotta hairs!"
My Peanut
Credit: Leggs
Nothing will ever replace my own family, but being in this town for the last 21 years without them has been hard. I am so grateful for my friends ... my Tucson family, year round.
Yep Russ, I do. But hey there, say, it looks like another Spring Break at JT is in the offing. Hopefully I can make up for last time, stay sober long enough to lead you up some of your testpieces. ;D
Let us know!