Here I am, belaying for some…one…
That’s me at the tippy top.
And one good "ass shot" somewheres in the middle.
more here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/deessedechasse/sets/72157606302253864/
I’ll be going to the CCC gym this Weds. evening if anyone wants to come with.
Here they are, my two awesome nieces:
July 18-23, 2008
Tuckaberry Productions Presents:
as part of A.R.T. N.Y’s annual festival
Aesop’s Foibles
a musical for all ages
by Aaron Michael Zook
Starring:
Sarah Amandes, Emily Mattheson, Adam Baritot, Leah Carrell and Robert Stieger
July 18 at 10:30 A.M. and 1:00 P.M.
July 23 at 10:30 A.M. and 1:00 P.M.
at the A.R.T. N.Y. South Oxford Space in Fort Greene, Brooklyn
South Oxford Space is located at 138 South Oxford St. between Hanson Place and Atlantic Ave. in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Easily accessible by subway: take the C to Lafayette, the G to Fulton St. or the 2, 3, 4, N, R, Q, B, D to Atlantic Ave./Pacific St.
Tickets are $5 each for all ages; please call 718-783-1348 or email Tuckaberry@yahoo.com to reserve—seating is limited, and tickets are going fast!
And one outdoor performance:
July 19 at 3:00 P.M.
at South Oxford Park
South Oxford Park is located in Fort Greene Brooklyn on S. Oxford St. between Atlantic Ave. and Fulton St. Rain Location: Great Room at South Oxford Space, 138 S. Oxford St., down the block from the park. Info: 718.398.3078 or www.offbroadwayonline.com
This performance is free for all ages!
And you can show your support in full color: (at www.cafepress.com/tuckaberry)
So I have this friend (who also was my first boyfriend in the sixth grade) who now works as a nuclear physicist in Geneva. I can only assume this means he’s learned French and is helping with the Particle Accelorator (whose existence I only discovered last year even though it’s been in the making for 14 years).
Apparently, this thing is supposed to make teeny black holes in which to create new universes and dimensions.
cool.
Also, apparently, there’s a lawsuit to prevent its operation because some (diminutive feline expletive deleted) is afraid the Earth will get sucked up into a black hole.
After listening to this: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=89265915
, I think it’s a worthwhile risk. I mean, consider the future the way it currently stands. More…what? Pop culture? Interweb? Now, consider the future with alternate universes.
Life has the potential to be a whole lot more interesting if this thing runs than if it doesn’t. And if the Earth gets sucked up into a black hole, at least I won’t have to worry about my poorly-performing 401K anymore. Besides, The Doctor won’t let that happen. The Earth’s demise, I mean. Not the 401K.
As of today, I’ve decided that February, 2009 will mark my extraction from the current day job which pays me well, provides me with free benefits, buys me lunch, steals my soul and saps me of all satisfaction and self-worth.
7 months until poverty and uncertainty.
Look at Tuckaberry Productions’s
fantastic new sound system progress!
