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To Quote a Friend
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I got to use a great line today from a play written by a friend. As I was nursing my morning coffee, my too-chipper, all-natural intern said, "You, know, coffee's not really good for you."
I squinted at her across my oversized mug and said, "Us...
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My Boring Life
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Sometimes I slip into the intellectual conceit that my life is interesting and unusual because I do violence design and interpret for the Deaf. Then I meet people like the woman on the bus today.
She was a normal-looking youngish mother with a...
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Truer Words
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This morning, Melissa and I were discussing my day's schedule (work, then a production meeting for The Island of Dr. Moreau, then rehearsal), and my 3-year-old daughter Eleanor misheard the conversation and asked, "You have a beating tonight, Dadd...
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Christmas Wish
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To all my Tribe friends: Here is what you can get me for Christmas:
www.ohgizmo.com/2007/08/23...t-beatings/
Home defense for the fight geek without all the inconvenience...
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Design Diary #4
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Last Saturday I made the trek to Port Washington (accompanied by my charming daughter Eleanor) to check out the Maritime Heritage Festival and to do a site survey for Pirate Festival 2008 with the "2 Kims" (Chavez and McCullough). Also got to see ...
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I got to use a great line today from a play written by a friend. As I was nursing my morning coffee, my too-chipper, all-natural intern said, "You, know, coffee's not really good for you."
I squinted at her across my oversized mug and said, "Used to be bourbon."
Thank you, Scott...
Mon, October 1, 2007 - 9:48 AM
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Sometimes I slip into the intellectual conceit that my life is interesting and unusual because I do violence design and interpret for the Deaf. Then I meet people like the woman on the bus today.
She was a normal-looking youngish mother with a 6 year-old in tow, and she was heading downtown to the Mexican consulate. Our conversation began when she was asking about directions, and then the rest of her story came out. She was heading to the consulate to petition for the revocation of her bo...
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This morning, Melissa and I were discussing my day's schedule (work, then a production meeting for The Island of Dr. Moreau, then rehearsal), and my 3-year-old daughter Eleanor misheard the conversation and asked, "You have a beating tonight, Daddy?"
I stopped and thought--"Well, I am choreographing Prendick's flogging and abuse of Dog Woman"--so I could honestly answer: "Yes, Ellie, yes I do."
Ha.
Wed, September 12, 2007 - 7:57 AM
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To all my Tribe friends: Here is what you can get me for Christmas:
www.ohgizmo.com/2007/08/23...t-beatings/
Home defense for the fight geek without all the inconvenience of having loaded guns around toddlers!
Last Saturday I made the trek to Port Washington (accompanied by my charming daughter Eleanor) to check out the Maritime Heritage Festival and to do a site survey for Pirate Festival 2008 with the "2 Kims" (Chavez and McCullough). Also got to see Dean and Bounding Main and some other friends as well, and to sail on the gaff-rigged schooner Appledore IV. A good time.
One of the new prospects on the table include moving the site of the Invasion Stunt Show north from Rotary Park to Veteran's ...
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