Chitchat

Eric is still working, directing, producing acting in theater as well as TV and films. Ya never know he may get something big as an actor once he completely loses his boy-ness, because he is just too smart to be a boy, and really, always was, even when he was a boy.

I looked Greg up and he looks familiar, but I can't say I have seen him in anything for sure.

But, I do love Eric Stoltz and am very familiar with his work.
Is he mainly doing Indie films now?

He has been directing assorted TV projects, working with the more independent minded TV people...

My guess is learning.

I really expect him to do something extremely interesting either as a writer or a director of something in the next few years.

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I really expect him to do something extremely interesting either as a writer or a director of something in the next few years.

I hope he does. I have always found him so interesting as an actor. His work is always so beautifully understated.

I am waiting on the phone for a Bank of America representative...have been waiting for about 30 mins.

I am typing with one hand, which may turn out better than 2.
I agree, totally...his depth of what is behind it all combined with an understated presentation is so intriguing.

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p.s. on Bank of America: @#$%_*()&)(*#&$%)(*^&%()&*^%&^!!~!

You are good to have typed all that with one hand!!! Impressive!

I love that you would go on Dancing with the Stars just for the hell of it if asked! Which male dancer would you choose to be your partner?

Bank of America is the Devil. They used to charge my friend all kinds of charges she didn't incur. They depend on people not reading their statements.

I think they were even investigated for it.

OK, I went lookin' for Greg Evigan stuff. Here he is when he did BJ and the Bear:



Here he is now at freakin' 55!!! I saw him from the 4th row and this is pretty accurate. I always say boyish goes a long way!:



His acting has come along leaps and bounds. Maybe because he had to rise to the level of the other actors in the play, who were stupendous. I even realized today that I couldn't see the kid's face (because he was really wearing a mask) and yet I got every emotion. I had forgotten he was a musician and singer. He was on Fame singing a song he composed himself. He has also played the lead in Grease.

I would want whichever male partner got a kick out of tubby middle aged ladies who can still do splits and almost put their leg around their neck.

On Greg:

Now that I see the pics, I am hot for the monkey.

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I would want whichever male partner got a kick out of tubby middle aged ladies who can still do splits and almost put their leg around their neck.

Ummmm...that would be EVERY guy, right? The guy would have to be brain dead not to get a kick out of that.

Huh. You do not succumb to the beauty of The Evigan. That is OK. More for me, FC and Abrahammy. (FC, we do seem to gravitate to the same boys).

The monkey is quite adorable though. Hmmm...

Hot for the monkey?!

I haven't been able to do the splits since I was 10

I'm not sure I was ever able to do the splits!

I had a crush on Greg when I was younger, too, but I'd forgotten how beautiful he was back then! Looks good now, too.

I also like Eric Stoltz. He has played in some very good roles over the years.

Wishing you all a very HOPPY EASTER!!

Wishing everyone who celebrates the holiday today a HAPPY EASTER!


Don't have my ususal Easter spirit this year - its too early and too cold! bah humbug!

Have a great day everyone!

EEEKK!! Super adorable pic Luca!!

Thanks FC! Unfortunately I can't take credit for it...it has given me some great ideas though!

Gorgeous egg Frazz!

Ooooh that egg is from Anastasia's family the Nikolav dynasty! How cool!

Is that in a museum somewhere?

Oh, I love decorated eggs! I have a collection myself - most of them aren't exactly Romanov masterpieces, but still.

Lovely treat for Easter, thanks.

I googled Faberges eggs...found lots of pix, and got overwhelmed with the gorgeousness, so I just picked one that kinda spring-eastery.

Well. TOnight I went to the 5th day of sitting Shiva for my friend Tony who died last week.

I googled how to behave as a visitor at Shiva. I cam up with some funny stuff that really had no bearing on my wonderful arty friend Susan who was the wife of the lovely fellow.

Tonight was a mostly joyous occasion, despite the communical grief, with Kles (dunno full name) live music and all sorts of loving friends and relatives.

My friend Suan has been keeping a blog about what she has been going through.

It is amazing writing about going through major life and death stuff:
http://thejourneyoftheprince.blogspot.com/

Frazz, I'm sorry about your friend Tony. I'm glad your friend has an outlet for her grief.

Sounds like she wants to celebrate life, rather than being in mourning. Always a good idea.