dogslife

Probably... it's not something I really discuss in person anyway. The only people who knew were the friends who went with me and a couple of people I showed them to.

I'm not really sure how to interpret your comment, I guess. Is it some sort of jab or completely tongue-in-cheek wit?

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your dog's ears look like they feel like velvet!! what a face!

And now my teeth hurt, but the best sins are always pleasure and pain.

Thanks for the tip.

hello?

With respect to that brewpub, I'm thinking the weekend after next might be a fine time to make a long overdue return to Toronto.

All my plans from now until May, I suspect, will have a side order of "if I don't have to be at the office that weekend", but that notwithstanding, it would be unspeakable groovy if you were free.

Also, do let me know if there's a script for your play that you wouldn't mind letting a member of the peanut gallery read.

Good luck with the play.. I wish I could see it.

I forgot to mention it after our Don Cherry back and forth but consider yourself and Ginny to have a standing invitation to crash here should you wish to visit Montreal. I have a nice little place here with a backyard and everything.. just getting everything together right now.. but an excellent location and definitely large enough for guests to stay.

I'm currently doing a volunteer gig and I'm looking for more as soon as I can find them. As frustrating as they can be I do know it's the only real way to get ahead in the business. I'm just having one of those moments where I'm weighing the pros and cons of theatre vs eviction and creditors.

I'm also partially kicking myself because in talks with friends from back home I've discovered that after taking my name off the IATSE call list in Edmonton (because I can't very well work for them) I received more calls than when I lived there. In fact, I'd be faring a great deal better than I am now.

I sincerely doubt that I'm going to give up trying. I put far too much time and effort into an education to roll over and die just yet. It doesn't mean I'm going to enjoy the long haul... but it looks like I'm stuck with it.

The advice is greatly appreciated.

I need to make time.

Hm. I read Ballad of the Sad Cafe today while waiting in the dentist's office, and thought pretty much the same thing about Carson McCullers.

ummmmm...

my experience with Canadian politics extends no further than a cursory knowledge of the Weapon X program, but I feel like your sentiments could only have come from a native of a nation about which Mencken said: "The Canadians are the only people who take the idea of moderation to an extreme."

I'm ashamed of the fact I don't know much about my neighbors to the north.

I'm pro bagged-milk, though. I also enjoyed paying in loonies and toonies. I must get back to Canada!

If I know anything about Conservatives though, both in Canada and in the USA, it's that they're all about the spin and not about the substance. The election could have been decided by a single vote and Harper would have gone on and on about how it's a great victory for his cause. Blech. At least Canada has a parliamentary system so coalitions and some degree of cooperation are required to get things done. Not like our idiotic zero sum game that we have in the US.

Don't wave your hands around too much, a classic first-time actor mistake. This isn't the Sopranos.

If comedy is about mis-application or misperceived intentions, then even when a comedy is not a comedy, isn't it still comedy? Okay, with that statement, I can finally say after 8 years that I really got something out of my freshman metafiction writing seminar.

I agreed with the NDP on 10, the Liberals and Bloc on 7 (I think?) and the Conservatives on 2. My riding will most likely go red. I haven't seen a single NDP sign anywhere. Oh well.

I'm so very, very envious of you right now.

When do I get a chance to read it?

hey, you wrote the thing. if it's good then the rest is just bullshit anyway and you've already won.