Yes to gay marriage.
(And yes to Twizzlers. Whether they meant it that way or not.)
Everything Ted Danson does is so loopy and funny and moving and impossible to stop watching.
He was wonderfully, awesomely all these things in the sixth episode of Bored to Death, which was my favorite so far in the season.
It’s been a quiet sort of season. I don’t dislike it, I just haven’t laughed all that hard or felt my body chemistry change after I watch it (…is that a ridiculous expectation? I guess maybe.) Anyway, it’s a slow-to-warm-up kind of show. And I relate to that, since I’m a slow-to-warm-up kind of person. But the sixth ep was hot!
I wish I could’ve found a still shot of George Christopher and Janet, the unicorn on a stick. So that I could make it into a poster and frame it in a silver frame. Oh well.
I’m helping organize a little bridal shower for Lance’s cousin, Joannah. Since I am unschooled in all things bridal, I Googled.
And I found The Lucky Coin Game. Has anyone heard of it? If you have and are not questioning why it is even CALLED a game, please call me immediately. It’s not a game! I don’t know what to call it, except hilarious. See below, from Abbee.com:
First take a coin and tape it securely to the underside of a chair (ok, a weird but promising start). At an appropriate (ha) moment during the party ask the guests to look underneath the seat of their chair (exciting group involvement! we all duck together!) The guest who is sitting on the ‘lucky chair’ and finds the coin is the winner of the game (whoa. wait. it’s over?) and receives a small prize (wow, it really IS over….um, how small?)
This could be a prettily presented candle, some chocolates or candy, a bookmark, a small potted plant, potpourri or any other small gift of your choice.
All I have to say is…a BOOKMARK??????
Last night, I chewed on a dead hand. And I choked on rabbit hair.
It might happen again.
An American Werewolf in Equus
Friday, Oct 30: 8pm
@ Etcetera Etcetera, 352 W 44th St (between 8th & 9th Ave)
My homage to Dick Van Dyke...
Because aren’t ALL cockney accents odd and inconsistent?
“The love story in the first book takes a turn here, becoming an occult mystery. Katie Schorr is familiar with these characters, and youthful exuberance shines through in her narration. Except for giving the villain an odd and inconsistent Cockney accent, her lively voice perfectly fits the fast pace of the story.”
-AudioFile Magazine on my narration of Blue Moon, the sequel to Alyson Noel’s Evermore.
Why I’ve been late to or missed out on just about everything I was supposed to do this weekend:
An American Werewolf in Equus. by Joe Tracz.
(that’s me. in a werewolf hat.)
Oct 27: 8pm
Oct 28: 9pm
Oct 30: 8pm
@ Etcetera Etcetera, 352 W 44th St (between 8th & 9th Ave)
lancerubin:
here’s my episode of mercy!
i watched with katie, who made an amazing tilapia/spinach/wild rice dinner and totally calmed me down as i was freaking my balls off (episode reference unintended) right as the episode began. once i saw a couple of my scenes and decided they weren’t horrible, i felt much better. but man, very surreal to feel nervous for a performance that already happened.
triple amazingness: my little sister, hannah, went to long island to watch mercy with my grandpa mac at his respiratory rebab center. earlier yesterday, my grandpa ate applesauce - he hasn’t been able to eat food or drink liquid since may.
that’s some real mercy going on out in oceanside, long island.
