pickWow, this is brilliant! - Hilarious, smart, and provocative. More than a decade later since the script, it‘s all still relevant…… #beingasianamerican
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pickWow, this is brilliant! - Hilarious, smart, and provocative. More than a decade later since the script, it‘s all still relevant…… #beingasianamerican
I started this book while waiting for my daughter at the library, and just finished the intro, about the widespread cultural impact of West Side Story, when I looked up and saw on the display in front of me, a book called A Place for Us.
#ShareSomethingWithUs. First, I woke up to snow this morning. Winter just doesn't want to go. And this is Oakley watching me, actually drooling because I'm eating an apple 🍎. Oh, and this gave me another line for #LitsyLoveBingo for April. @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @TieDyeDude @Read4life @julieclair
so-soIt‘s hard to read a play as opposed to seeing a play, but this play has a good plot and many twists. I read it in preparation for reading a novel that references the play and gives away the plot points. It‘s a decent murder mystery. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
#Tuesdaytunes (on Wednesday)
@TieDyeDude I still haven't streamed that Philly radio show that you mentioned a few weeks back, but it led to a revelation tonight. I was listening to a favorite artist of mine that I've posted about before - Stas Thee Boss and remembered she is a radio dj on a west coast public radio station, KEXP. But for some reason, it never occurred to me to try to stream her show...until tonight. And it's great! 👇
Spent a fun night with mom at the theatre last night!
Book mail!
If this---voice acting, practicing multiple languages, learning about recording, performing music again after a long hiatus (and adding a new instrument)---is a midlife crisis, I am enjoying it more than I expected. It's kind of terrifying but mostly in a good way.
pickThis was not as good as Life is a dream, but still a fun and interesting play. The theme of women being taken advantage of and the law allowing men to not suffer consequences while they are socially ostracized is repeated. Makes me interested in learning more about the author's life that in the XVII century he was so interested in representing women's problems on stage
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