Saturday Morning -

[kyburg]

Friday? Don't ask.

High point - Benihana for lunch.
Low point - Burger King for breakfast.

Best point - coming home late, eating late, falling down to sleep late because Rey and Carolyn are here, and that's just what happens when guests are in town.

Saturday mornings waking up, using an entire pot of coffee at one go - talking con, playing games - on at least three platforms at once - feeding doggie - all in jammies like an old-fashioned slumber party. Neat.

Today, we attempt Harry Potter again, hit Fry's, feed Hartmans, and see Heather Alexander tonight. So help me.

And someone is coming to see the house today and another group tomorrow. Cross everything.

Comments

[sun-berry.livejournal.com]

Harry Rocks! I love Burger King Cinni Minni's! Good luck seeing the movie...

[varna.livejournal.com]

WAH! I wanna go to the concert! *POUT*

~ Varna
The Jealous

[miwasatoshi.livejournal.com]

Today, we attempt Harry Potter again, hit Fry's, feed Hartmans, and see Heather Alexander tonight.

Ooh, Heather Alexander, cool. Sadly, I missed her concert in 2001 at CopperCon 21 here in Phoenix (largely because I was running anime room at that convention). Lots of my friends have CDs, though. :D

[varna.livejournal.com]

The concert at Coppercon 21 was great as all her concerts are, but the real fun (as usual) was in the filk room. We got treated to "Frog of Cambreadth," and a bunch of the older stuff she didn't do at the concert.

[kyburg.livejournal.com]

She did that one too last night! Never heard either song before, but the combo was hysterical.

Heather favor in your box - hope to send this week. Donkey Ball goodness coming your way.

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[varna.livejournal.com]

Have you ever heard the originals? I can't believe I never played "March of Cambreadth" for you. I can send you the mp3's if you haven't heard them. Combo is all the funnier when you know the original two songs.

YEA! *HUGS* I love you. Donna-boxes are the greatest thing. They're better than Mom-boxes.

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[varna.livejournal.com]

Oh, and there's another version of "March of Cambreadth" called "December of Cambreadth" (Heather performs it, Bob Kanefsky wrote it), which is the Yule version. I laughed so hard I cried.