Times Like These

[muscadine]

Times Like These sounds like a play every American needs to see. Heard about it on NPR this morning on the way in to work. It's currently playing in Los Angeles and I believe they said it was headed to San Francisco. Which means it will get to Memphis around, oh, never. The audio of the story will be available around 11CST today. Well worth the listen.

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[rody.livejournal.com]

You know, that icon makes this old married lady drool!

[legolastn.livejournal.com]

Makes me drool too! :D Here's the original work. Look around the artist's site and drool some more! ... Now I'm going to have to post about him.

[rody.livejournal.com]

I just spent almost an hour on this site, and still didn't see all the work. Fascinating. I love anatomy; all those ripples left me trying to remember my anatomy from massage therapy studies. (I have a chart hanging in my bathroom, even though I no longer practice.) His work is good; I'm glad you forwarded the link.

I also spent a bunch of time on the BBC site today after you posted that link. You mentioned being a recovering So. Baptist (and no, I hadn't placed the hymn reference, but just knew there was somthing very spooky about what he had said). Well, I am a recovered Northern Pentecostal, and not by any means a praying woman these days, but I think tonight I shall pray for peace. I don't know about you, but I still find hymns and churches immensely comforting sometimes, but I just can't subscribe to Christianity, or any one religion.

Didn't mean to run on so much.

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[legolastn.livejournal.com]

Yes, somewhat as my landlord/housemate put it, "I don't like the religion, but I like the music."

I never did do that entry on the artist. I need to do that...