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Kid Simple only $8 Thursday!

November 4th, 2009 (08:24 pm)
excited

current mood: excited

If anyone would like to see me in a very interesting, surreal play, Kid Simple plays this weekend and next, and it's only $8 on Thursdays with a StageSource card! What's that, you say? No StageSource card? Pssst....I have one. I'll give it to you before the show. On the other days, I do have a $2 off coupon, which is better than nothing I suppose! Anyway, let me know if you'd like to come or would like more info. Here's the summary below:

Jordan Harrison’s
KID SIMPLE: A Radio Play in the Flesh

Now-November 14th, The Factory Theatre, Boston

KID SIMPLE: A Radio Play in the Flesh will run Oct. 30th-Nov. 14th at The Factory Theatre, 791 Tremont St., South End, Boston. Thursday-Saturday @ 8 pm, Sundays @ 3 pm.  Tickets are $15 full price, $12 students/seniors and can be purchased online at theatermania.com.  Cash only at the door.

$8 StageSource member discount on Thursdays!

www.hollandproductions.org

In this quirky fable of innocence and experience, Moll, a girl who invents things, wins the science fair with a machine for hearing sounds that can't be heard. But when a shape-shifting Mercenary steals the invention (and her heart), she must embark on a quest to save noise as we know it. Accompanied by the last boy-virgin in the eleventh grade, Moll crosses chasms and rafts rivers into a world where sound is always more than what meets the ear.

Holland Productions and The Factory Theatre team up to produce Jordan Harrison’s KID SIMPLE: A Radio Play in The Flesh.  KID SIMPLE transports us from the days of fireside radio dramas to a world of exhilarating science fiction and fantasy.  The play premiered at the Humana Festival in 2004 where it was reviewed as, “The most inventive and satisfying piece…a thrilling abandonment of old school literalism.” – John Moore, The Denver Post.    Krista D’Agostino, Producing Artistic Director of Holland Productions directs and Greg Jutkiewicz of The Factory Theatre designs lights and set.

The play features live sound effects by Foley Artist/Actress Joye Thaller, of The Post Meridian Radio Players and the acting talents of Joey Pelletier (Where Moments Hung Before, Boston Actors Theater; Blowing Whistles, Zeitgeist Stage), Mikey DiLoreto (Where Moments Hung Before, Boston Actors Theater; Aloha, Say The Pretty Girls, Holland Productions)  Nicholas Chris (Emerson College) Brittany Halls (Emerson College), Crystal Lisbon (The Gingerbread Lady, Happy Medium), Cassandra Meyer (The House of Yes, Apollinaire Theatre Company), Kiki Samko (Dream of Life, Imaginary Beasts), Mac Young (Bad Jazz, Zeitgeist Stage; Aloha Say, The Pretty Girls, Holland Productions) and Matthew Zahnzinger (Blood Relations, Flat Earth Theatre).



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Photos: Strays to the Rescue!

October 16th, 2009 (08:07 pm)
touched

current mood: touched

I dare you to get through this photo essay about disabled animals helping disabled people without crying. I DARE YOU!

Photos: Strays to the Rescue - Photo Essays - TIME

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Wow, I must be really bored

September 13th, 2009 (10:55 am)
curious

current mood: curious

Poll #1456954 To game or not to game?
Open to: All, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 7

Should I buy an XBox360 Elite?

View Answers

Yes
3 (42.9%)

No
4 (57.1%)

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ZOMG PUPPIES!

July 29th, 2009 (08:58 pm)
happy

current mood: happy

My brother's dog just delivered 8 (yes 8!) pedigreed Cocker Spaniel puppies: 3 black, 2 tan, 2 brown, and 1 black and white. They live in South Windsor, CT. Let me know if you're interested in buying one!

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Bummerific

June 26th, 2009 (06:31 pm)
angry

current mood: angry

First, I sideswipe my car on the fence trying to get into the driveway to unload all my stuff I brought home from school. It's down to the metal.

Then Sony has no idea what happened to the TV I ordered. And even though it's been shipped, can't give a tracking number, tell me what service they use, or even what state they ship electronics from. I tried to ask if there was any number for shipping. "Surely, there must be some warehouse or something that items get shipped from. How do you ship something when someone orders it?" I almost lost it when the guy said, "Oh, there's a number here next to your Order Number. Maybe it's a tracking number or something. Why don't you type that number into Google and see what it comes up with?" That was his only advice. First of all, it was obviously not a tracking number (and for what service, anyway?). Second of all, you are the customer support person and you don't know what the numbers on the order forms mean? Third of all, that is worst customer care I have ever received. Telling your customers to use Google to answer their questions that they called YOU about. Jesus Christ. So I guess I'll never get my TV. It probably already came and somebody probably stole it off the front porch. But there's no way I could ever prove this, with no tracking number.

Needless to say, I am very upset about all this.

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Day 1 Exercise Completed

June 23rd, 2009 (09:17 pm)
accomplished

current mood: accomplished

Thanks to all who answered my last post. We now have all the items we need. I got some very creative responses. I think "twig/toothbrush" might have been my favorite. I ended up not choosing that one, but I am going to use my own idea of "rock/hammer." I think I have or can find just about everything on the list I put together. No need to borrow anyone's precious Kindle! But thank you all for offering.

I am co-teaching a 2-week class at Northeastern this summer. It is a class on engineering concepts for science teachers (offered through the District, not through Northeastern). We have about 30 people registered in the class. I taught this same class last year. I am looking forward to doing it again. This time it will hopefully be a little easier since I am familiar with all the activities this time around.

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Calling all you creative minds

June 21st, 2009 (10:07 pm)
working

current mood: working

An icebreaker activity we are doing for a class I am teaching (of adults) is to lay out a bunch of items and have people take one. Each of the items, or "technologies," will be part of a matching pair. One will be an older version of the technology, one will be a newer version. The item itself doesn't necessarily have to have been crafted prior to the other one, but it must be clear that one is a newer technology of the same thing.

Examples of items:
Analog watch/digital watch
Hand eggbeater/electric blender beater
Cotton sock/Synthetic sock
Hand fan/electric fan
Old phone/new cell phone

These must be items you or I already have lying around the house, as we have zero budget for any more items. They also must all fit in a bag I am carrying in, so please don't say "old TV, flat screen TV." I'm having trouble coming up with unique and creative items. I need 15 pairs of them! Put suggestions here please. Be as creative as you can think of! If you have any of the items you suggest that I could borrow, I'll happily return them to you. I only need them for one day (July 6). Thanks!

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Rodents!

June 19th, 2009 (06:59 pm)
accomplished

current mood: accomplished
current song: I'm Under Your Spell - Once More, With Feeling

I just went down into the basement to get a wig and I stopped suddenly when I saw a mouse blocking the entrance to the storage area. I stomped my feet loudly and yelled at it, but it didn't move. It only looked at me. Then I picked up a charcoal briquet and threw it at it (making sure to miss), but the mouse didn't move. I fled the basement in fear desperately looking for someone to help me. When I realized that nobody was there to help me, I decided face my fears and go back down into the basement. I went up to it within a few inches and it still didn't move. I took a large step over it and ended up on the other side of it. I got the wig I needed, leaped over the mouse again and ran out of the basement. I then found the landlord (who wasn't there before) and told him he'd be needing to dispose of mouse carcass in the near future. He said, "Oh yeah, we put some poison down there." Now I feel kind of sorry for the mouse. But what can you do? I'm still scared of rodents. They might run up my leg or something.

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12 more days...

June 9th, 2009 (05:32 pm)
anxious

current mood: anxious

Not that I'm counting.

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Nazis on the Moon?

June 1st, 2009 (06:47 pm)
excited

current mood: excited

A trailer for what looks to be an awesome movie. And surprisingly, it doesn't look to be a comedy.

Iron Sky Trailer


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