"I'm driving fast because I have to poop."
Seriously! Where do you GET that???
I was also behind a car that had a George W. Bush sticker from '04 AND the Human Rights Campaign's Equal Sign. Y'know. Equality for gay people. Something W abhors. It made me want to pull them over and figure out just what the hell was going on in that car.
In other non-random and insane news, I have seven more days of work - seven more days of being up before the sun! Next Friday I bid my godsend of a temp job adieu and finally start full time for Steven. It's kind of hard to believe. Theatre hasn't been my full time job since July. Or, let's just say August, since I pretty much just spent that month running to Williamsburg to see What the Butler Saw and then traipsing around New York City seeing theatre. So I don't know if I'm just going to fall back into it like I never left or...well, I don't really know what the alternative to that is.
Speaking of theatre, I saw Great Men of Science finally finally finally this weekend!!! It was so glorious. My babies were incredible, and my little brother makes the best transvestite EVER. I absolutely love that play...one critic described Glen Berger as an American Tom Stoppard, and while I don't think that's a totally accurate comparison - I'd say the American Tom Stoppard who is obsessed with farce and jokes about poop. Then on Saturday night I saw an opera by OperaCNU whose name I cannot remember for the life of me because I'm a terrible person - but I loved it because hearing Jake Mills sing makes my heart happy.
And last night I stayed up past my bedtime to see my darlings Katie, Chris, Mich, and Jake (two of my favorite couples!) in a staged reading by Chris Ross, the King of Staged Readings, of Closer. It was so intense. What a gorgeous play. (And I think the Mike Nichols film totally does it justice. I'm not always the biggest Julia Roberts fan, but she does a fine Anna. Maybe not as fine as Katie Parker. But we can't all be Katie Parker.)
Anyway...some highlights of my lovely weekend.
My wonderful, talented, successful Little, Mr. Billy Harley. With some remnants of his fantastic French crossdressing makeup. He looks good in eyeliner.
Peter and Lauren, BFF.
I love Peter!
See?Okay. I'm being distracted by America's Next Top Model. Pure class, baby.
3 comments:
I was also behind a car that had a George W. Bush sticker from '04 AND the Human Rights Campaign's Equal Sign.
Are you serious? If that isn't and oxymoron... I don't know what is.
Also, you are adorable beyond words.
I don't think a bigger oxymoron actually exists.
And thank you! :)
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