My second day at the book fair went off without a hitch. And my sister -- despite the fact that she was extremely tired and a little sick -- came, too.
We went to see our cousin give a reading of her book to a packed tent of kids, then attended a session with Roy Blount Jr. and Carl Hiaasen. After that, it was up and down the street fair, in and out of booths. My sister spent a pretty penny (and blamed me, of course) but had to admit that she had a great time.
We topped off the day with dinner at Moon Thai and a screening of Part 1 of "Dr. Horrible's Sing-A-Long Blog." I didn't laugh once, but maybe that's because my expectations were so high. (According to my sister, the combination of Joss Whedon + Neil Patrick Harris + Nathan Fillion + songs = comedy gold.) I probably will need to see the other two parts to make a final decision.
And, my parents arrived home from their cruise -- early, no less -- and I just got off the phone with my mom, who's one of those people who says goodbye and keeps talking. (In fact, before I could even publish this post, she called me again.)
Anyway, that's about it for today. I've got to catch up on some laundry before I go to bed and get psyched up for another workweek.
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"Wow, sarcasm! That's original! [...]"
"Because the status is NOT quo. The world is a mess and I just...need to rule it."
"Captain Hammer, corporate tool."
"I don't have time for a grudge match with every poser in a parka."
"Conflict Diamond told me you were doubling with Bait and Switch." "Yeah. It was alright. I kind of thought I was suppose to end up with Bait, but--"
"Hello! You know me? Cool! I mean, yeah, you do... Do you?"
"The fish rots from the head, as they say. So my thinking is why not cut off the head?" "Of the human race?" "It's not a perfect metaphor."
Then there's the overall campy goodness of Nathan Fillion. And well, I could go on. Not one laugh from you after all that and much more? Tough crowd. ;)
Random lurker here, obviously. Your post came through a Google Alert of mine. A lot of people's favorite act is the 2nd one, so maybe you'll find that one more impressive? I mean, the witty humor is expected from one Joss Whedon & co. so I was pleased to hear that again, but I'm even more so impressed by the quality of the music. Joss' talent for composing has improved since the Buffy musical, which was quite brilliant already. And his brother and soon to be sister-in-law are quite impressive with their songs, too. The duet in act 2 kills me. I love the Danny Elfman-esque song from Joss in act 3 along with the very last song. Great stuff! Hope you enjoy the rest of it. Also? A re-watch of these acts doesn't hurt. I found I enjoyed everything more after a re-watch or two.
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