Jason King's take on life from Vermont. Living and learning how to be a better person. Enjoying life and in people, places and things on this earth; 'cause I have no plans of going to the moon or any other planets... at this time!! ;-)
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I loved today's topic. I want to tell some of my favorite Broadway story's. I'll bore everyone tomorrow with my Carol Channing "Diamond's are a Girls Best Friend" story.
I liked the hat... like a wedding dress, they must find mustiple uses!
How did you hear the Ellen was watching? I love Ellen... I'll have to give her a shout out tomorrow.
Well we open Meet The Nicktoons tonight at 7 pm at Kings Island. Kirsten and I are so pleased the show looks GREAT.
7:40 flight back to paradise tomorrow. See ya then
Posted by Bob on Friday, June 15, 2007 at 5:06 PM
oh jason, you are SO silly! i love it! =D
anyway, here is my two cents for the "cool broadway experience question":
so about four years ago, a little bit before Christmas, my mom took me to New York for the first time to see a bunch of broadway shows . . . and me being a HUGE Bernadette Peters fan, i had asked if we could see her in the revival of "Gypsy" as my Christmas present . . .
after watching Ms. Peters in a fantastic run as Rose, my mom and i decided to wait for her at the stage door of the Shubert Theatre, regardless of the freezing cold december night New York weather . . .
she comes out of the stage door and ends up walking towards the opposite direction of where i was standing . . . but! my mom was near her area and kindly asked Ms. Peters if she could come over to the area that i was standing in . . . and in the sweetest way, she tells my mom "oh don't worry, i say hello to everyone" . . . even if i didn't get to meet her/get her autograph/take a picture with her . . . i would of been satisfied knowing how big of a heart she has . . . the fact that she waited until she said hello to everyone that waited for her that night was beyond amazing for words . . .
Posted by Ernestine on Friday, June 15, 2007 at 11:27 PM
you should get Bob's face on a stick so that the next time he's gone you can still have him playing in the blogs. that'd be AMAZING!
Posted by ryan on Friday, June 15, 2007 at 11:32 PM
That's a Great Idea!
Posted by Jason - Check Out Our Blog! on Saturday, June 16, 2007 at 12:03 AM
Your graduation cap made me want to comment. I graduate from college tomorrow, yay! Anyway, my story isn't actually about Broadway, but it is with a living legend who has been on Broadway... I was at a ceremony at school a few weeks ago where Rita Moreno was given an honorary doctorate degree in Fine Arts from my school. She's pretty much awesome and she's one of only 9 people to have won an Emmy, an Oscar, a Tony and a Grammy. But anyway, it had nothing to do with Broadway other than she was in the Ritz at one point. You might remember her from the movie version of West Side Story. Ok that's all. Sorry for the boring story. Word!
Posted by Jeremy on Saturday, June 16, 2007 at 12:30 AM
Hi Jason, Hi Bob, It's so good to see you both on the blogs. I'm off to Dubai on Wednesday but I'll keep dropping by to see you both. love Kym
Posted by Kym on Saturday, June 16, 2007 at 7:01 AM
I loved the show, I have no Broadway Exp. to speak but you guys really make em sound fun. I really should check one out someday...See ya tomm...
Posted by Becky on Saturday, June 16, 2007 at 9:01 AM
well, what good memories you bring back----and what horrible memories that graduation hat brings back! i wish i had a clever broadway story to share, but unfortunately i've only seen touring "broadway" shows at the fox theatre. you know, marie osmond as maria von trapp and such. still enjoyable. there is a great passiveaggressivenote from someone complaining about a roommate who ate his bread from outback steakhouse. brilliance. keep up the funny vlogging!
Posted by metta on Sunday, June 17, 2007 at 8:00 PM
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I loved today's topic. I want to tell some of my favorite Broadway story's. I'll bore everyone tomorrow with my Carol Channing "Diamond's are a Girls Best Friend" story.
I liked the hat... like a wedding dress, they must find mustiple uses!
How did you hear the Ellen was watching? I love Ellen... I'll have to give her a shout out tomorrow.
Well we open Meet The Nicktoons tonight at 7 pm at Kings Island. Kirsten and I are so pleased the show looks GREAT.
7:40 flight back to paradise tomorrow. See ya then
Posted by Bob on Friday, June 15, 2007 at 5:06 PM
oh jason, you are SO silly! i love it! =D
anyway, here is my two cents for the "cool broadway experience question":
so about four years ago, a little bit before Christmas, my mom took me to New York for the first time to see a bunch of broadway shows . . . and me being a HUGE Bernadette Peters fan, i had asked if we could see her in the revival of "Gypsy" as my Christmas present . . .
after watching Ms. Peters in a fantastic run as Rose, my mom and i decided to wait for her at the stage door of the Shubert Theatre, regardless of the freezing cold december night New York weather . . .
she comes out of the stage door and ends up walking towards the opposite direction of where i was standing . . . but! my mom was near her area and kindly asked Ms. Peters if she could come over to the area that i was standing in . . . and in the sweetest way, she tells my mom "oh don't worry, i say hello to everyone" . . . even if i didn't get to meet her/get her autograph/take a picture with her . . . i would of been satisfied knowing how big of a heart she has . . . the fact that she waited until she said hello to everyone that waited for her that night was beyond amazing for words . . .
Posted by Ernestine on Friday, June 15, 2007 at 11:27 PM
you should get Bob's face on a stick so that the next time he's gone you can still have him playing in the blogs. that'd be AMAZING!
Posted by ryan on Friday, June 15, 2007 at 11:32 PM
That's a Great Idea!
Posted by Jason - Check Out Our Blog! on Saturday, June 16, 2007 at 12:03 AM
Your graduation cap made me want to comment. I graduate from college tomorrow, yay! Anyway, my story isn't actually about Broadway, but it is with a living legend who has been on Broadway... I was at a ceremony at school a few weeks ago where Rita Moreno was given an honorary doctorate degree in Fine Arts from my school. She's pretty much awesome and she's one of only 9 people to have won an Emmy, an Oscar, a Tony and a Grammy. But anyway, it had nothing to do with Broadway other than she was in the Ritz at one point. You might remember her from the movie version of West Side Story. Ok that's all. Sorry for the boring story. Word!
Posted by Jeremy on Saturday, June 16, 2007 at 12:30 AM
Hi Jason, Hi Bob,
It's so good to see you both on the blogs. I'm off to Dubai on Wednesday but I'll keep dropping by to see you both. love Kym
Posted by Kym on Saturday, June 16, 2007 at 7:01 AM
I loved the show, I have no Broadway Exp. to speak but you guys really make em sound fun. I really should check one out someday...See ya tomm...
Posted by Becky on Saturday, June 16, 2007 at 9:01 AM
well, what good memories you bring back----and what horrible memories that graduation hat brings back! i wish i had a clever broadway story to share, but unfortunately i've only seen touring "broadway" shows at the fox theatre. you know, marie osmond as maria von trapp and such. still enjoyable. there is a great passiveaggressivenote from someone complaining about a roommate who ate his bread from outback steakhouse. brilliance. keep up the funny vlogging!
Posted by metta on Sunday, June 17, 2007 at 8:00 PM
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