While we were out for lunch today we came across this “art” installation outside Southwest NY at the World Financial Center. Sponsored by Korean Air, it’s titled “Spreading Wings for A Greener Tomorrow.” To me it just looks like blue ribbon tied to trees. I don’t get the “green” part either since the blue ribbons [...]
31Oct09
Tree Art
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30Oct09
A queery from across the pond
I was in the grocery store in the dairy aisle when a British family, trying to decide what margarine to buy, asked me what canola oil was. I tried my best to explain, but I really wasn’t much help. I know what canola oil is, but what exactally is a canola? I got home and [...]
The 80s had some pretty crazy stuff going on. Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Starlight Express was one of the more bonkers attempts at a musical… and one that I love. The concept is pretty simple: it’s all a child’s dream about his toy train set coming to life and the ensuing race to see which train [...]
Tonight we got to join an intimate crowd at the 92Y Tribeca for “On Stage with Next to Normal,” a panel discussion with the Tony winning writers Tom Kitt (composer) and Brian Yorkey (Librettist, Lyricist), the show’s director Michael Greif and producer David Stone. The panel talked about the creation of the show from when [...]
28Oct09
TV Dance-a-poolza, Week 6
What a week! So You Think You Can Dance finally got going with the top 20 and Dancing with the Stars did the first of two double eliminations. And, with how the scheduled worked out, I watched nearly all of the dance packed into Tuesday night. Talk about a dance-a-poolza. DWTS, Season 9 Week 6: [...]
Yesterday was a full hockey day with three league games plus the morning skate. The Tigers and Ordinals both won while the Wizards opened the season with a loss. The worst part of the day, the part that will stick with me the longest, is that I fractured Laurie’s ankle during Ronnie’s Ice. It has [...]
