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Just logged onto Directv to see if the 2011 Extra Innings schedule was up yet (wishful thinking) and my heart skipped a beat at the ad promising up to 80 games a week.
OPTIONAL PITCHERS & CATCHERS IN < 1 MONTH, PEOPLE! I CAN SEE THE LIGHT AT THE END OF THIS COLD DARK LONELY TUNNEL.
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Congrats to Chris Colfer (Glee's Kurt) and Colin Firth (just saw The King's Speech, it was awesome) on their well-deserved Golden Globes ♥
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Last weekend I attended my first ballet, and the weekend before that I reacquainted myself with the Constitution at the National Archives and some works of art at the National Gallery. All very good reminders that there are other, non-baseball, benefits to living near a major city.
Speaking of performances, I have tickets to this spring's Crime and Punishment, which I've been looking forward to for A YEAR, ever since Baltimore's Centrestage put it on their 2010-2011 season flyer. Sadly, I just found out it's not a strict Dostoevsky piece, but a "modern interpretation". Which, can I just say, SUCKS. Dostoevsky is the world's greatest author, and his material is timeless. I don't need some modern day crime thriller. BLERG, as Liz Lemon would say.
OPTIONAL PITCHERS & CATCHERS IN < 1 MONTH, PEOPLE! I CAN SEE THE LIGHT AT THE END OF THIS COLD DARK LONELY TUNNEL.
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Congrats to Chris Colfer (Glee's Kurt) and Colin Firth (just saw The King's Speech, it was awesome) on their well-deserved Golden Globes ♥
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Last weekend I attended my first ballet, and the weekend before that I reacquainted myself with the Constitution at the National Archives and some works of art at the National Gallery. All very good reminders that there are other, non-baseball, benefits to living near a major city.
Speaking of performances, I have tickets to this spring's Crime and Punishment, which I've been looking forward to for A YEAR, ever since Baltimore's Centrestage put it on their 2010-2011 season flyer. Sadly, I just found out it's not a strict Dostoevsky piece, but a "modern interpretation". Which, can I just say, SUCKS. Dostoevsky is the world's greatest author, and his material is timeless. I don't need some modern day crime thriller. BLERG, as Liz Lemon would say.