Really High Society
I'm off to the Society of Illustrators tonight dahhhhhlings.
Me? I have no visual talent other than being able to see where to snag a drink from their open bar. But I do have a good friend with a piece in the show and I adore the Soc of Ill, as all the kids call it. It's like the Friars Club for artists. It's beautiful and a somewhat hidden NYC treasure. And... oh my stars and garters! I must shower and buff and bathe myself in hot oils!
Toodles!
PS For a limited time only, enjoy (or not) the tacky photo/music montage of Stan by scrolling down to the bottom of the page and turning up the music.
Thursday, September 04, 2003
Wednesday, September 03, 2003
Summer Lovin'
Here's to an emerging tradition: The post Labor day break up blog.
Then again, if you like foreshadowing, you can still can find many good summer love logs. Actually I admit I want to adopt the kid whose blog that is.
I myself am fascinated by the blogs of teens who've been recently programmed at a church camp. Because church camp rocks. Especially when you're a guy getting lots of attention from teenage girls in search of HIM. Nah, I like all religious blogs. Especially this woman who realized she was a sinner when she was 8 years old.
The church camp down the road from our Catskill digs just ended. This is good because when not in worship some people from there (counselors probably) tossed their beers on the road, were loudly drunk on our road and finally they threw eggs at cars parked on our road. Point is, they should've invited us along.
Here's to an emerging tradition: The post Labor day break up blog.
Then again, if you like foreshadowing, you can still can find many good summer love logs. Actually I admit I want to adopt the kid whose blog that is.
I myself am fascinated by the blogs of teens who've been recently programmed at a church camp. Because church camp rocks. Especially when you're a guy getting lots of attention from teenage girls in search of HIM. Nah, I like all religious blogs. Especially this woman who realized she was a sinner when she was 8 years old.
The church camp down the road from our Catskill digs just ended. This is good because when not in worship some people from there (counselors probably) tossed their beers on the road, were loudly drunk on our road and finally they threw eggs at cars parked on our road. Point is, they should've invited us along.
Tuesday, September 02, 2003
Truly, Madly, Directly
I got my 50 bucks worth of free grub from Fresh Direct today and I'm as giddy as a teenage girl.
If they go out of business I will feel really guilty (she said between bites of free pate and French triple creme).
The stuff came wrapped beautifully and in boxes to boot. It was just like Christmas except I got stuff I could actually use. It came smack in the middle of my 2 hour delivery window and you are told they do not accept tips, though I still felt guilty about not offering.
Speaking of giddy teenage girls, if you are disappointed in my sporadic posting and want someone in the mood to share her grand emotions, I recommend this girl.
Scratch that. If you want to know about young love, nothing beats this sweet wiccan who works at Wendy's.
I got my 50 bucks worth of free grub from Fresh Direct today and I'm as giddy as a teenage girl.
If they go out of business I will feel really guilty (she said between bites of free pate and French triple creme).
The stuff came wrapped beautifully and in boxes to boot. It was just like Christmas except I got stuff I could actually use. It came smack in the middle of my 2 hour delivery window and you are told they do not accept tips, though I still felt guilty about not offering.
Speaking of giddy teenage girls, if you are disappointed in my sporadic posting and want someone in the mood to share her grand emotions, I recommend this girl.
Scratch that. If you want to know about young love, nothing beats this sweet wiccan who works at Wendy's.
Monday, August 18, 2003
STOP THE PRESSES!
This just in from Paul Sullivan, the director of the film I just shot in Florida. Come on down to catch this very hot off the cameras sneak peek! What follows is from Paul:
On Wednesday, September 10th, come to the Upright Citizen's Brigade Theater
during "Hump Night" to see the unveiling of the first teaser trailer for the
feature science fiction comedy "First Time Caller."
The film is my debut as a feature director after several years directing
short films and producing for "The Daily Show", Animal Planet and PBS. The
script is written by Emmy and WGA nominated writer Ted Sullivan, Sean
McPharlin and myself.
The cast features many well known faces from TV and movies:
David Alan Basche ("Three Sisters", "Miss Match")
Patrick Warburton ("The Tick", Puddy from "Seinfeld")
Thomas Gibson (Greg from "Dharma and Greg.")
Siobahn Fallon ("Men in Black", "Saturday Night Live" and "Dancer in the
Dark.")
Chris Elliott ("Get a Life", "Letterman", "Groundhog Day", "There's
Something About Mary")
Ed Helms ("The Daily Show with Jon Stewart")
Mo Rocca ("The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" and the new show "Smoking
Gun.")
Doc Dougherty ("One Life to Live")
and
Fred Willard ("This is Spinal Tap", "Fernwood Tonight", "Waiting for
Guffman", "Best in Show" and "A Mighty Wind.")
and also comics and performers known to the New York and L.A. stand up
scene:
Patrick Gallo
CeCe Pleasants
Dan Cronin
Ritch Duncan
Susie Felber
Susannah Keagle
James Oakes
P. J. Marino
Jonathan Corbett
Brody Stevens
Livia Scott
Catch the first public glimpse of the film and also enjoy Hump Night, one of
the best stand up shows in the city, hosted by Sean Conroy
UCB Theater
307 w 26 st just west of 8th ave
New York City
11 PM
212 366 9176 for reservations
Hope to see you there and pass this information along....
Paul Sullivan
This just in from Paul Sullivan, the director of the film I just shot in Florida. Come on down to catch this very hot off the cameras sneak peek! What follows is from Paul:
On Wednesday, September 10th, come to the Upright Citizen's Brigade Theater
during "Hump Night" to see the unveiling of the first teaser trailer for the
feature science fiction comedy "First Time Caller."
The film is my debut as a feature director after several years directing
short films and producing for "The Daily Show", Animal Planet and PBS. The
script is written by Emmy and WGA nominated writer Ted Sullivan, Sean
McPharlin and myself.
The cast features many well known faces from TV and movies:
David Alan Basche ("Three Sisters", "Miss Match")
Patrick Warburton ("The Tick", Puddy from "Seinfeld")
Thomas Gibson (Greg from "Dharma and Greg.")
Siobahn Fallon ("Men in Black", "Saturday Night Live" and "Dancer in the
Dark.")
Chris Elliott ("Get a Life", "Letterman", "Groundhog Day", "There's
Something About Mary")
Ed Helms ("The Daily Show with Jon Stewart")
Mo Rocca ("The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" and the new show "Smoking
Gun.")
Doc Dougherty ("One Life to Live")
and
Fred Willard ("This is Spinal Tap", "Fernwood Tonight", "Waiting for
Guffman", "Best in Show" and "A Mighty Wind.")
and also comics and performers known to the New York and L.A. stand up
scene:
Patrick Gallo
CeCe Pleasants
Dan Cronin
Ritch Duncan
Susie Felber
Susannah Keagle
James Oakes
P. J. Marino
Jonathan Corbett
Brody Stevens
Livia Scott
Catch the first public glimpse of the film and also enjoy Hump Night, one of
the best stand up shows in the city, hosted by Sean Conroy
UCB Theater
307 w 26 st just west of 8th ave
New York City
11 PM
212 366 9176 for reservations
Hope to see you there and pass this information along....
Paul Sullivan
Sunday, August 17, 2003
9035 Matches for eating shit in your Personal Network:
I just searched interests on Friendster* and got bored after my first search.
Still when my second search turned up 9035 people connected to me who were interested in "eating shit" I was quite giddy.
Like this guy, an alleged 19 year old from San Francisco.
Update! I am a moron, that link does not work for you outsiders and I'm not the picture posting kind of blog gal. Suffice to say the aforementioned dudes picture was of a small serious looking dog in a monkey costume.
*I only joined Friendster this month, so apologies if this discovery is old chapeau.
I just searched interests on Friendster* and got bored after my first search.
Still when my second search turned up 9035 people connected to me who were interested in "eating shit" I was quite giddy.
Like this guy, an alleged 19 year old from San Francisco.
Update! I am a moron, that link does not work for you outsiders and I'm not the picture posting kind of blog gal. Suffice to say the aforementioned dudes picture was of a small serious looking dog in a monkey costume.
*I only joined Friendster this month, so apologies if this discovery is old chapeau.
Wednesday, August 13, 2003
Every Monday in September at Chetty Red
I'll be starring as Veruka Salt in a hard rock musical based on Willy Wonka!
Dave Juskow will be singing all the other parts and has written orignal songs as well.
Update 9/3: I've heard then whole sheebang and it's fabulous. The new arrangements for old songs rock and their orignal songs are dreamy. It's about 45 minutes of solid music and good twist.
I'll be starring as Veruka Salt in a hard rock musical based on Willy Wonka!
Dave Juskow will be singing all the other parts and has written orignal songs as well.
Update 9/3: I've heard then whole sheebang and it's fabulous. The new arrangements for old songs rock and their orignal songs are dreamy. It's about 45 minutes of solid music and good twist.
Tuesday, August 12, 2003
Free Basil!
Who:
Wouldn't want free basil?
What:
FREE GAWD DANG BASIL!
Where:
Manhattan's West Village
In front of the doorman building, across from the Laundromat, a stone's throw from a new salon called "Sparkle."
Charles street (between Waverly Pl. and Greenwich Aves.)
Around the corner from Waverly on the west side of the street
When:
24-7
Until the first frost or people pick it all, whichever comes first.
How:
Look to the plantings to the left of the door. There your will see yellow rose bushes, badly pruned scrubby bushes and then a few huge basil plants that are almost as big as bushes with glossy, healthy looking leaves.
The plants are not guarded or fenced and the doorman isn't outside. If you just take a few leaves they'll never miss it. Plus, these basil plants are rapidly approaching a flowering, which should be avoided. By pinching them back and snicking some for yourself, you will actually be doing them a favor.
Why:
The basil is part of a raised bed that is far out of reach of even the most talented Great Dane's pee range.
Can you say Brushetta?
It's free.
Who:
Wouldn't want free basil?
What:
FREE GAWD DANG BASIL!
Where:
Manhattan's West Village
In front of the doorman building, across from the Laundromat, a stone's throw from a new salon called "Sparkle."
Charles street (between Waverly Pl. and Greenwich Aves.)
Around the corner from Waverly on the west side of the street
When:
24-7
Until the first frost or people pick it all, whichever comes first.
How:
Look to the plantings to the left of the door. There your will see yellow rose bushes, badly pruned scrubby bushes and then a few huge basil plants that are almost as big as bushes with glossy, healthy looking leaves.
The plants are not guarded or fenced and the doorman isn't outside. If you just take a few leaves they'll never miss it. Plus, these basil plants are rapidly approaching a flowering, which should be avoided. By pinching them back and snicking some for yourself, you will actually be doing them a favor.
Why:
The basil is part of a raised bed that is far out of reach of even the most talented Great Dane's pee range.
Can you say Brushetta?
It's free.
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