La molesse est douce, et sa suite est cruelle.
(Idleness is sweet, and its consequences are cruel.)
John Quincy Adams, in his diary.
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"So, Leta, is it difficult to live your life so that whenever you need to illustrate a point, you have an anecdote from your personal experience?" No, not really.
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"On a break" is community theater for "spend more time with my family" which is politics for "unemployed." (Leta)
"If you want to help the American theater, don't be a performer -- be an audience." (Tallulah Bankhead)
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2007
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November
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- In which Leta uses language inappropriate to the w...
- Non-cash compensation
- Uno gets on board
- Because it runs through my head sometimes
- Musical Theater
- Horror Story
- For the Pogues, a rather chipper little song
- A walk in the park
- Ink blot
- Whew!
- Another reason David likes me
- Can she bake a pretty pie, charming Billy?
- Yeah. Me, too.
- Brave and Crazy
- They will pay
- Reasons to be cheerful, Part 13
- When to call Tech Support
- Girder
- Lord Bryon for a damp Wednesday
- Etiquette for engineers
- Bad segue. Bad, bad.
- The same headline across a million blogs
- Admirers
- But of course
- When I marry
- I love my friends because ...
- Oh well
- Saturday!
- Let Us Be Merry Before We Go By John Philpot Cur...
- Lessee, I need oatmeal, rice, aaand a jazz combo
- Leta and Sara at Easter
- Idleness
- Burn, Baby, Burn
- How to be very tired
- My Favorite Time
- Got Blood?
- 99 -- what?
- Bliss
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November
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