Sure, I'm done counting. BIG TALK.
Never slap down ultimatums, I say.
I did have one more thing to toss into my list. I have a great birthday tradition.
On many of my recent birthdays I've been able to see a really good play. It's usually a really dark play. Uncle Vanya. A really dark Little Eyolf - seen in London, even. This pleases me.
This year I was even treated to the play.
I went to Steppenwolf to see Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf.
Chris Jones says this. Sometimes I think he's too fussy, but he gets to be. It's his job. It's still a treat for me. Even if it is part of my job.
I liked the play even more than Mr. Jones did. I heard Amy Morton's Martha and Tracy Lett's George say things I'd forgotten and find notes I'd never heard before, and I love the play.
Okay. 18. I fibbed. and 19. LOVELY dinner with great people before the play.
What's a line in the sand worth if you don't sometimes push it?
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I love Amy Morton!
And, happy belated BD.
I'm a naughty friend, yet I still adore you.
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