Just thinking about Buster Posey and the play at the plate and how it’s analogous with drama. When there’s a play at the plate, it means that there are 2 people with 2 different wants whom are ultimately going to collide. Who’s going to get what they want? – Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
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Tightly wrapped
I like how it’s tightly wrapped. – Uncle Sonny re: lumpia at asia resto for Angela’s graduation – Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
Alone
Just between you and me, I’m fricken lonely. And you be you’re bottom dollar that I’m ashamed to admit this! And it sucks. I’m hoping that this is a phase, albeit a vert long depressing phase. And frankly, it’s starting to tire me out as well. *sigh* – Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone Location:Westfield…
To do
A to do list: – research domestic Violence – brainstorm ideas: at least have something written down – think of cast possibilities – WRITE! – Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
FOREVER ALONE INVOLUNTARY FLASHMOB « Viceland.com
There’s an idea for a play inside here somewhere… so someone set up a prank for lonely guys to respond to a “online dating post” to meet a girl at this specific spot at a specific time in Times Square. when they get there, they won’t be greeted by a girl but by a camera…
Getting back to square 1
Lately I’ve been feeling like a big disconnect. This past week has been so hard for me and didn’t realize it until I went to mass as to why the big rift… I’ve started getting away from God. Lord, PLEASE help me to stay true to you. I’ve felt like I let myself down because…
Huffs’s dad
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/02/sports/baseball/02huff.html?pagewanted=print – Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
Good Titanic Quote
Meanwhile, “Earl” creator Greg Garcia didn’t spare harsh words for NBC either, telling The Los Angeles Times: “It’s hard to be too upset about being thrown off the Titanic.” – Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
Nursing Home
A family decides whether or not to put his mom into a nursing home. Questions: – why? – alzheimers? – who’s decision is/was it? – what’s the struggle in reaching this decision? – Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone Location:3205
Selling and redeeming of souls
Just heard a quick story on NPR about a blues player named Robert Johnson who Sold his soul to the Devil. Questions? Why would someone do that? Is the return really worth that much? What is it about a person’s history in which would cause him to do that? Can it be bought back? Devil/Redeemer…
