I'm just going to lay on the pavement for a second here, son

[sovay]

1. The first round of dealing-with-mold has been accomplished; we shall see what happens. Regardless, the weekend worked out. There was Tea last night with sen_no_ongaku and sigerson and before that an hour of Blues Jam at Johnny D's. Sadly, I missed the trombone solo.

2. Pleasant discovery of the afternoon: that I had enough pocket change to buy the new kind of cookie from Lakota Bakery. Coconut macaroon, chocolate-dipped with almonds just beneath the surface. Oh, God, Pesach is the end of this week.

3. Have an interview with Roger Miller of Mission of Burma.

4. Have an interview with Neil Marsh and Rob Noyes of the Post-Meridian Radio Players.

5. Outtakes from Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas (1977). Just keep watching.

Happy National Poetry Month. I should maybe post some poems.

Comments

[ladymondegreen.livejournal.com]

Wow, the remaining pictures are amazing. I had a serious fear/fascination with Captain Hook as a child and those photos beautifully capture the beauty and menace of the character.

[sovay]

I had a serious fear/fascination with Captain Hook as a child and those photos beautifully capture the beauty and menace of the character.

I assume I don't have to recommend Jason Isaacs? He's astonishingly good double-casting, and probably going to be definitive for me unless I see a stage version I like better.

[ladymondegreen.livejournal.com]

*grins* Yes, he was pretty close to my archetypical ideal.

Why on earth do I not have a Peter Pan icon? I'll have to rectify that at some point.

[sovay]

Yes, he was pretty close to my archetypical ideal.

I say this as someone who's got the film on DVD.

Why on earth do I not have a Peter Pan icon? I'll have to rectify that at some point.

The internet can probably help with that.