Cue the Helicoptor

[hafital]

Back in the day, when I used to work wardrobe crew for theatre in NYC, I had a stage manager friend who said he always wanted to work on Miss Siagon so he could say "cue the helicopter." :D

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If Merry was *really* your friend...

[sherrold]

she'd finish your story, and clean your kitchen, both!

(I would love to say, "Cue the helicopters!" too.)

Re: If Merry was *really* your friend...

[hafital]

Cleary she doesn't love me.

JB Tee

[gattagrigia]

heh - recently got a catalog in the mail that has lots of t-shirts. One design made me think of you - "If you woke up this morning, it's because Jack Bauer spared your life."

Re: JB Tee

[hafital]

:D :D Heeee.

[kadymae]

Hillsborough (and several incidents like it) were recently profiled on an "engineering disasters and what we have learned from them" show.

That was the week it was hot and humid at night.

I had nightmare after nightmare about being at Hillsborough.

[hafital]

I remember being appalled and confused. I just couldn't understand how something like that could happen.

Hillsborough was much more affecting than CoE. You could just feel the growing horror and ecompassing futility and mayhem. *shiver*

[carose59]

Is anyone else confusing "The Waters of Mars" with The Waters of March? Anyone? Just me? I keep singing the song each time I see a reference to "The Waters of Mars." It's quite fitting!

I do things like that. I once had copies of A Raisin in the Sun on my desk for several days, and I kept singing to myself, "We had joy, we had fun, we had raisins in the sun." It was very annoying to me.

[hafital]

heee. Oh uh. Now I'm singing that song, to. :/

[jotribe]

18,000 words so far
sending encouraging vibes.

(and feeling very very excited - a new long story from you that I know is going to break my heart too. Yessss)