A quiet night, a stack of books, a tuna melt on rye

I finally got in today after driving 12 hours (Which by the way, Thank you Big Finish for holding your massive sale the day before I left on my long trip.  It's almost like you were doing it for me) to find two songs from 1776 on my flist.  I am so glad there are other people who celebrate the way I do.  To glowwormtu "In the middle of the afternoon"

Anyway, here is my contribution:

glowwormtu and I once again participated in our annual viewing of Godspell after our post-liturgical luncheon of curry.  Really nothing says Eastern like a good helping of Indian food followed by Victor Garbor playing Jesus. 

In case you are interested in joining us in our tradition, I though would provide everyone with the soundtrack.  Enjoy.

Yay! It's the Forth of July, which is one of my favorite holiday for a simple family tradition. Today is the day of our annual watching of 1776. So, you all enjoy the tradition with me, I attempt my first embedded youtube video. Finally, If any of you ever find yourselves in Philadelphia during the summer, you should totally check out the sing-a-log version in the visitors center. You get to throw plastic flies at John Hancock and who wouldn't want to do that?



Some day, somewhere, there will be a theater company that will let be be Abigail Adams. Just sayin'