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May. 2nd, 2005 04:05 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
themeletorFirst off, may I just say that leaving one's Winamp on list repeat as a matter of principle can be, at best, a double-edged sword? There are alarm clocks, and then there is King Henry shouting at Lord Scroop. Sam, I do love you, but your Furious Voice is not something nice with which to wake a girl. And ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
commodorified, I do love you, but Sam West's Furious Voice is not something nice with which to wake a girl.
In short, I nearly shat a brick.
Onward, however, onward and ever onward. So for your information, edification, and elucidation (alliteration!)--
My excuses for not being around all of Saturday include: not waking up till noon, Tradewinds II, gardening / shanty-singing, The Wrong War / The Frogs and the Lobsters, pirate cards, and Napoleon.
My excuses for not being around most of Sunday include: St. James' choir and My Fair Lady dressing-rooms.
Speaking of My Fair Lady, I would like to relate a single, succinct fact.
I don't know how he managed, butjohn_ward513 played such a perfectly incredible Mr. Alfred P. Doolittle that I believe if my circumstances and self-control were not what they are I would be wanting him back (P.S. John, do not get bigheaded about this because I will smack you).
And now I to catchup, writing, iconning or studying, though I know not at the moment which.
commodorified, I do love you, but Sam West's Furious Voice is not something nice with which to wake a girl.In short, I nearly shat a brick.
Onward, however, onward and ever onward. So for your information, edification, and elucidation (alliteration!)--
My excuses for not being around all of Saturday include: not waking up till noon, Tradewinds II, gardening / shanty-singing, The Wrong War / The Frogs and the Lobsters, pirate cards, and Napoleon.
My excuses for not being around most of Sunday include: St. James' choir and My Fair Lady dressing-rooms.
Speaking of My Fair Lady, I would like to relate a single, succinct fact.
I don't know how he managed, but
john_ward513 played such a perfectly incredible Mr. Alfred P. Doolittle that I believe if my circumstances and self-control were not what they are I would be wanting him back (P.S. John, do not get bigheaded about this because I will smack you).And now I to catchup, writing, iconning or studying, though I know not at the moment which.
