posted August 01, 2010 03:23 PM            

Today is my mothers birthday, we went to an Italian restaurant. So I dressed up nice.
I looked good because my mothers boyfriend looked twice. My mother noticed it,and she said it.
I feel a little ashamed about it, because I'd rather he was complementing my mother. She wants/needs that very much. I didn't want to outstage her. We talked about it, so she knows how I feel.

I never asked this before buth is your roommate also your girlfriend? I only know the term roommate, like as people share a room in college or university.

Here is an interesting quote from Voltaire. I like this quote:

posted August 02, 2010 11:53 AM            

Point Break Live is a live reenactment of the movie Point Break starring Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze. They allow all audience members to audition for Keanu Reeves role. Those interested are asked to come up on the stage. They're asked to say, "I'm Johnny Utah." Then the audience roots for their favorite to play Keanu Reeves' role. Two of my improv friends tried out, but neither got it.

posted August 03, 2010 06:00 PM            

sorry, sorry

posted August 03, 2010 06:14 PM            

I am home, and in my own bed for one night, then off to Jersey tomorrow! I want to stand still for a little while. But then, if I was standing still I'd be complaining.

Finish your Saturday night story. I have been waiting for the next installment.

Have been reading some bits in the astro section. I was intending having a bit of an 'open and honest' discussion with my boss when I'm in Jersey. He's an Aries and I am sensing the timing might not be right. What do you think?

posted August 04, 2010 10:31 AM            

Ok, back to Saturday night.

It's the type of show that's a bit in the audience's face. They sold parkas so that you could keep your clothes clean and hopefully dry. The stuff squirted at you included fake blood, lotion, and water. They'd run out of parkas for our show, so they passed out black trash bags instead.

It was also a show where drinking was ok, and seemingly encouraged. They sold 12 packs of notoriously bad beer in the lobby, and they had a proper bar as well.

The other single guy in my improv group, the Dutchman, Dr. Rob wanted to sit in the front row, so I joined him. Our other improvisor, Scott, and his wife sat in the third row on the end. There were only maybe 7 or 8 rows total, and there was additional seating on the side walls. Not a huge theater. Could seat maybe 120 max, and that might be pushing it.

The show started with some announcements, including the fact that Kathryn Bigelow, the original director of the movie was there. (I later learned that she's the director that just won the Oscar for Best Director for Hurt Locker.) She directed the casting of the Keanu Reeves role, and then announced that she'd play the role of _________, the female love interest in the film.

Keanu was dressed in a wetsuit that was accessorized with a sportcoat for the first scene at the FBI. The only costume change was taking off that suit coat.

There was a tall, cute, blond, busty girl that shadowed Keanu with his lines printed on regular pieces of paper. Once he'd gotten through the line, she'd drop it on the floor. She'd also coach him on how to say it, and tell him about any gesture requirements. All coaching was kept brief, and if he flubbed a line bad enough they'd make him redo it.

posted August 04, 2010 03:05 PM            

-the Dutchman, Dr. Rob- LOL. This is a great name for a caracter in a movie. Dr.Rob is leaving town. Good sentence to begin a book with...

posted August 05, 2010 03:30 PM            

I'm going to watch televison now