"It'll still be two days till we say we're sorry"

[hermionesviolin]

I did some weight stuff this morning and then tried the free-climb machine -- wasn't a fan; I found it awkward. I was gonna try one of the stationary bikes, but they don't have timers on them and have tiny pedals so yeah, not so much.

To break Amy's and my cycle of flail: should I sign up for the DVD Commentary Challenge? [i.e., Is there fic of mine you wanna commentary, and/or is there fic of yours you want me to commentary?]

Also: Amy may have solved my book-blogging dilemma by reminding me of goodreads. Thoughts?


Edit: I think I'm going to cave and get a subscription to Actors' Shakespeare Project this season.  [Cate, do you wanna coordinate seeing Macbeth together?]

2007-2008: A Season of Rough Magic

ASP's powerful fourth season tackles questions of ambition and identity, and delves into the rough magic at the heart of the theatre.

Macbeth [with an all-female cast]
October 18-November 11
Studio 102 at Boston University
855 Commonwealth Ave, Boston
Tickets on sale now!

Henry V
January 10-February 3
Jimmy Tingle's Off-Broadway Theatre
255 Elm Street, Somerville (Davis Square)
Tickets on sale Thursday, November 29

The Tempest
March 13-April 13
Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center
41 Second Street, Cambridge
Tickets on sale Thursday, January 31

King John
May 15-June 8
The Cathedral Church of Saint Paul
138 Tremont Street, Boston
Tickets on sale Thursday, April 3

Comments

[musesfool.livejournal.com]

I like goodreads, though I am sad they block it here at work. And you should totally do the dvd commentary meme, from either direction. I don't have any specific suggestions for you, story-wise, but it's a lot of fun to see what people come up with, and it's awesome when someone does one of your stories.