I have been running hither and yon for the past two weeks; people keep being surprised that I'm still gone, and sometimes "people" involves me. I just woke up from a nap where I dreamt that Thomas had been here in New York with me this whole time (just Thomas; even my subconscious can't imagine putting Alice recreationally on a plane), and I nearly cried when I opened my eyes, because I just needed my kitty.
But I am having a wonderful time. I went to a cheese and champagne party in my honor (mine! As if I were a cheese and champagne event!), spent two days at DAW lounging and reading and being home, saw Fun Home and Hamilton on Broadway (and lost my shit when I realized that September from Fringe was playing Bruce Bechdel in Fun Home), and did lots of other good things. And I still have almost two weeks and a convention to go.
I'm trying to get back into the habit of blogging. I've fallen out of it for a lot of reasons, some good and some bad and some just overwhelmed, but I'm trying. I think I need some balance, and writing things down helps. So expect another post about Fun Home, and one about Hamilton, and one about the life-sized T. Rex at the Times Square Toys R Us, and please remember that I am not home until December 2nd, so communications will continue to be slow and unwieldy, but I am trying, and trying is a lot.
That is all.
November 21 2015, 21:23:54 UTC 1 year ago
Sending you good vibes as you enjoy and endure the traveling.
November 21 2015, 22:50:14 UTC 1 year ago
November 22 2015, 18:23:39 UTC 1 year ago
Totally lives up to the hype.
November 25 2015, 01:56:15 UTC 1 year ago
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November 22 2015, 18:23:56 UTC 1 year ago
It is...not good.
November 21 2015, 23:47:24 UTC 1 year ago
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November 22 2015, 01:51:13 UTC 1 year ago
I'm sorry we missed you, and we'll make visits happen. I'm actually more up to traveling day by day.
November 22 2015, 18:24:22 UTC 1 year ago
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November 22 2015, 03:57:44 UTC 1 year ago
Alexander Hamilton is my favorite historical figure. So glad he's getting rediscovered!
November 22 2015, 22:22:41 UTC 1 year ago
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November 22 2015, 07:09:16 UTC 1 year ago
But if you like tall buildings, you can visit the Empire State Building (the original, and still the Queen of NYC) and One World Trade Center (taller, trendier, still figuring out who she is).
November 22 2015, 22:23:35 UTC 1 year ago
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November 23 2015, 13:06:15 UTC 1 year ago
Anyone that asks for more than that is IMHO, likely to be an asshole.
We'll be here as and when you can afford the time/spoons to be here, we know we aren't your paying job, and that needs to be
firsta close second to your health.LJ would be lucky to rank in the top 10, IMO.
Have a great time in NY!
November 24 2015, 15:20:22 UTC 1 year ago
November 23 2015, 17:11:08 UTC 1 year ago
I first became aware of Michael Cerveris when he starred in the Broadway revival of Sweeney Todd. If you can find it, there was a wonderful concert tribute to Sondheim for his 80th birthday. In it, Cerveris did Pretty Women, with George Hearn (who replaced Len Cariou in the original production) taking the Judge Turpin role. Then the two of them were joined by Patti LuPone for a trio rendition of A Little Priest.
November 24 2015, 15:20:39 UTC 1 year ago
November 24 2015, 03:12:29 UTC 1 year ago
I think there may be a cat cafe in New York you could visit. However, visiting some random cats is of course not the same as having your cats around.
November 24 2015, 15:21:00 UTC 1 year ago
November 24 2015, 06:43:40 UTC 1 year ago
Oh, and yes, I love it. Might have to re-read.
November 24 2015, 15:21:25 UTC 1 year ago