Kaitlin Parker

I graduated with Gonzalo in '03. Way to go, dude!

I guess he took the money and "split."

Makes me think of "Christmas Vacation"...

Clark: Hey, kids, I heard on the news that an airline pilot spotted Santa's sleigh on its way in from New York City.

[pause]

Eddie: You serious, Clark?

So this blog will contain random thoughts and embarrassing pictures? You could call it, "The Square Peg: News that doesn't fit anywhere else."

No wonder Hornby's latest novel is about some folks who meet while attempting to commit suicide. They probably heard about this musical and decided there was no reason to go on.

You speak the truth, Laura. I went to this show as well--I had an inkling it would be something special but could never have predicted it would have been the beautiful experience that it was. Corinne was extraordinary--as compelling as her voice is, I was just as amazed to see how genuinely happy and at peace she looked throughout the entire show. As you mentioned, one of the most touching parts of the night was how truly humbled Corinne was by the overwhelmingly positive reception. I'd never seen a Tea Room sized audience so adamant for an encore. And you're right, next time she comes to town, she'll be performing at Smirnoff.