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last saturday nights fundraising event -- miss lambda
2005 -- was a hit, and we raised more than $2,000
for the
center. i was happy to have been a part of it. everybody who
participated gave their all for an outstanding performance that
was appreciated by everyone in attendance.
my drag persona, jasmine roundhole (pronounced yaz'-mean',
not jazz'-min), was all about working the crowd in her red
taffita skirt.
all i can say is that im relieved to finally be walking
around in flat mens shoes; these
things were a killer. i think that ive fractured at least
8 of my toes, and the healing continues, and my calves will never
be the same again...
we opened with a group number, the cell block tango from
the musical chicago. i didnt think we could pull it
off -- we only had 2 nights of rehearsal -- but the girls kicked
some chicago ass!
i've got more l.a. photos to post, plus some photos from my 3-day
weekend, but i've got to get ready for work. more later, dudes and
dudettes.
it's tuesday. people work on tuesday.
posted by lonestarsteve on tue 31.05.05
8:20 AM
i am seriously too busy this weekend
to even think about writing anything worth anything. instead, i
do have a minute to post some photos from my l.a. trip. more details
to follow.
have great weekends!
posted by lonestarsteve
onsat 21.05.05 11:03 AM
i'm flying out this morning to visit my friend, brad,
in l.a. brad used to live in houston, then got this fabu job offer
in the city of angels and moved there last july. i miss him very
much, and can't wait to hang out with him this weekend.
i'll be back monday afternoon. i won't be blogging while i'm away,
but will have plenty to say once i get back.
enjoy your weekend, kids. don't do anything i wouldn't do (now there's
a short list of activities...)
posted by lonestarsteve on
fri 13.05.05 4:51 AM
this is simply too cool. stopped by to see it after
dinner last night. thanks go to sculptors dan havel and dean ruck
for creating inversion. now on display
at the corner of montrose and willard.
 
it must be may again, because this freakin' conference
is in town again. every year, i make a promise to myself that i
won't be around to cover another one. but, sure enough, may rolls
around and i'm there, covering what industry has to say about the
deep offshore. i scramble around during this week every year to
get something cohesive into print. ugh.
last year was the same thing (l.s.s., may 4, 2004, lather. rince.
repeat.) and i quote:
"this conference
is going to be the end of me. every year, i make a promise to myself
that i won't be around to have to cover another one. and then, sure
enough, the next year rolls around and there i am, notebook in hand,
listening to straight, white male oil and gas executives telling
it 'like it is.'
"it wouldn't be that bad if not for the fact that pulling all
the crap together on deadline for the week is such a royal pain
in the arse.
"but if we actually always enjoyed what we did for a living,
they wouldn't pay us to do it after all. and they definitely would
call it something else besides "work."
"i'm so happy to be employed. and so are my creditors."
and so it goes. on and on. i guess i'll
survive this year as well, and maybe next year -- just maybe --
i'll be doing something else that i enjoy instead. dare i dream?
posted by lonestarsteve on
mon 02.05.05 8:13 AM
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