As this articlepoints out, the dawn of google bombing has broken, and no telling where it will end. I hope to use it to do a bit of promotion for Pirates. If you have an idea for a good phrase for us to use (‘best show ever’, ‘good times’, &c.) and/or would like to help us out, let me know in the comments.
And we’re still looking for a couple of basses or baritones.
January 20th is the day before the feast day of St. Agnes. Keats wrote a poem,
C. 1819, entitled The Eve of St. Agnes, inspired by the superstition that a girl
would see her future husband in a dream if she did certain things this evening.
Several interpretations are possible of this long narrative poem; I’m partial to the idea that
The Eve of St. Agnes is about dreams overtaking reality, but, then again, I’m a dreamer.
Full of wild and beautiful imagery, I like this poem.
Ecto is a cool tool for publishing to a blog. Makes things very simple. Am testing it now, and if it delivers (as it looks like it will), I’ll definitely be sending in my shareware fee.
This article in the Mirror says that Churchill’s parrot, a female named Charlie, is still alive after 104 years, and still curses in the inflection that he taught it.
Heh.
Tonight is the first rehearsal for RLOS’s production of Pirates of Penzance. We are still short of basses. If you are interested, *please* call me 1t 713-522-0799.