And what a week it’s been, sports fans. Stream-of-consciousness thunderbirds are GO:
So Fox News says that Beyoncé sang the Star Spangled Banner at a press conference with “no background music.”
*wiggle fingers* WooOoOOoOOoooOOo.
Do I snark? Do I sarcazz? Should any half-decent singer be able to pull that off? Yes, yep, and duh. Two snippity questions:
1. So what?
2. Qui s’en soucie?
And speaking of the National Anthem, I will go on record as saying my newest rep at the Cleveland Indians front office (and by “newest,” I mean there’s a higher turnover rate in that position than at McDonalds or Denny’s) is less than courteous. Don’t sass me, little girl. I’m just trying to make your job easier. (Not that it matters, because you’ll “move on” next week.)
Nothing in life is assured, except that at some point, it comes to an end. Your health, your net worth, your job security…it’s all fair game. It’s easy to become complacent and think that certain elements in your life are set in stone, when in fact, they can be as fleeting as the shifting sand. Enjoy and value every moment, fiends.
I have had a week of darn good rehearsals at school, both during the day with the choirs and at night with the cast. The suspense is terrible; I hope it’ll last.
I saw an interview with Gene Wilder. Did you know his real name is Jerry Silberman? He told the interviewer he couldn’t quite see a marquee reading “Jerry Silberman as Macbeth,” so he took “Gene” from a character he liked in the story Look Homeward, Angel and “Wilder” from his admiration of playwright and novelist Thornton Wilder.
The previous two paragraphs are actually connected. Care to say how? First fiend to provide the correct answer gets a big fat ol’ Hershey’s Chocolate Bar. (Git it? Huh? Chocolate? Git it? )
All right. Time to go pay some bills before hitting the shower and the road. Vive Vendredi!!
Frenchifink
PS – Happy birthday, Daddy!
Didn’t Gene Wilder play the lead in “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory? “
Yeeeeeezzzzzzzzzzzz…now search your memory banks for the connection between those two paragraphs…
Gene Wilder said the quote at the end of the first paragraph when he played Willy Wonka…Right??
Gene Wilder’s character says that line in the original Willy Wonka movie when they are touring the candy factory.
Yep — Cripes, I’ll just buy you dinner.
The suspense quote is from Willy Wonka and Oscar Wilde.
Yeah…what they ^ all said!
HA — Awesome! Mavis, you should get like 2 bites of a huge Hershey bar for the starring role reference. LOL
The first responder is the lovely Hannah, a high school student I never see anymore due to her post-secondary classes. I’ll give your delicious prize to your mom, Hannah.
Suzanne pointed out that I was quoting Wonka quoting Wilde — ding ding ding again.