Already!

[ghost_light]

Well, Conservatory starts tomorrow. Today is my last day to put together paperwork and little details, we have meetings all day tomorrow and Saturday and then we have kids on Tuesday! I am going to try to keep the questions coming in spite of having to be at the PAC at 8 to unlock the doors most mornings (we're going to try to split door-duties this year).

We finally finished watching the original Grudge last night. I'm ashamed to say that while I figured it out, I didn't understand it at all. I also finished reading Spiral, the sequel to Ring. Holy hell! I love these books! I can't wait until I can get my hands on Loop and Dark Water. They are so different from the movies and they sound so stupid when you try to explain them, but these are some scary stories.

Last night at Hullaballo there was a very, very nice older couple sitting in the balcony with me who insisted on striking up a conversation every time I approached. I'm trying to get a head-count and they are asking me about the actors and how do I like the show and so on. Finally I just had to hold up one finger, excuse myself and begin counting under my breath so they could see my lips moving. The husband started to say something again and his wife shushed him very gently "Hold on, dear, she's getting a message."

At intermission he came over to look at the tech box and asked me if people ever ask if I behave myself up here. I said no, since most people have figured out I never behave and he began to explain "No, you see, whenever someone asks you that, you can always look them right in the eye and tell them that you are behaving regardless of if you've been good or bad. You see, most people behave according to their income bracket and since I am not a rich man, I always behave poorly."

1. What is your favorite kind of weather?

2. Have you read the Harry Potter books?

3. What is your favorite song title?

Comments

[geolinguist.livejournal.com]

1. cool, crisp, sunny, autumn day in the American Midwest
2. yes
3. I don't have one. Song titles as a rule tend to be rather uninspiring.

[leo-the-lop.livejournal.com]

Had no idea about the books! What is the Loop? I have never even heard of that at all. Was it made into a movie as well?

1) cool days maybe around 65-70, nice breeze, sun shining and maybe a few white puffy clouds in the sky, the kind that look like big cotton balls. those are perfect for finding shapes.

2) Yes I have read them all so far!

3) Wow, I can't even narrow this one down!

[ghost-light.livejournal.com]

No, and Ring 2 really isn't an adaption of Spiral. In that one, the character from the original book is...well, let's just say incompacitated. The main character is a the doctor who performs the autopsy on the Ring's main character's friend (the one who helped him figure out the Ring) who went to school with him. *whew*

[jdawgspi.livejournal.com]

1. Thunderstorms
2. All of 'em
3. Rock Lobster

And good luck with all those kids! You guys are heroes.

[edwardsak.livejournal.com]

1 - Not a single cloud, high 80's, low 90's (unless I'm trying to sleep)

2 - No, actually I haven't

3 - Song TITLE? Big Pimpin'

[malinaldarose.livejournal.com]

1. Hot, sunny and breezy, especially when I don't have to do anything or go anywhere.

2. Yes. Several times. I'm currently reading the fifth one.

3. Um. I'm not sure I have one.

[kahteeyah.livejournal.com]

1. Right before a thunder storm.

2. Yes, all of them.

3. New York Mining Disaster 1941.

[morrighain.livejournal.com]

1.- rainy
2.- yes
3.- know ur Rights

[cnewman1.livejournal.com]

YAY FOR THE WORD "HULLABALLO"!

1. Thunderstorms
2. Yes, and I enjoy them.
3. "Mao Tse Tung Said" - ya know, ya dont hear a lot of people throwing around the name Mao Tse Tung these days...

[ghost-light.livejournal.com]

If you like the word, come see the show!

[bluesilverkdg.livejournal.com]

1. Springtime, 75ish degrees, sunny with no humidity.
2. No, not a one.
3. "Absinthe Party At the Fly Honey Warehouse" by Minus the Bear. Well, at least it's the silliest and one of the longest..

[hiddendreams.livejournal.com]

1. Cool, bracing, windy, overcast Autumn day.

2. No.

3. "Drop-Kick Me Jesus, Through the Goal-Posts of Heaven." (Don't ask me to hum it for you, because I have no idea how the song goes... *g*)

[ghost-light.livejournal.com]

Sadly, I do know that tune....and all the words

(Drop kick me, Jesus, through the goal posts of life. End over end, neither left nor to right...)