I’m planning a holiday theater trip so maybe I’ll give the new one a chance.

I don’t remember the show at all honestly. It’s become a running joke that I usually pick the show we see because if that time she picked Chess.

Yeah that doesn't make sense. I saw what must have been the original West End production on a trip to London but I remember nothing about it except the friend I went with HATED it.

It's about a woman in a love triangle with two assholes who play chess, so it's hard to like the plot. Florence needs to just slap both of them in the head with a chess board.

It's got some good songs though! I enjoy the music and keep going to different productions of it and then not liking it. And yet I keep trying.

I think there were naval engagements but I don't know much about that. And there's a sign in my neighborhood telling you where the Continental army camped. But they just camped.

There was only one battle in Delaware, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_...

F Supp is not a person. It's a citation for a law reporter -- Federal Supplement.

I could quote almost every post of this great thread with a fact about Ruza Wenclawska!

Just tried and I'm getting a 504 error.

I want to look at some of the undigitized letters. I should ask them if they’re working on those before I go.

I want to go there sometime to look at the Doris Stevens papers.

One of my elderly relatives reposted a similar one about how he spent millions founding a pet shelter. Maybe it's a combo veterans and pet shelter.

I started to feel better pretty quickly once they stopped the procedure and gave me saline instead. Now I know to stay away from sodium citrate. It's apparently in processed cheese, but hopefully I'm only allergic when it's pumped directly into my bloodstream!

You are in good company. In 1913 Lucy Burns was arrested and fined $1 for chalking "votes for women" on the sidewalk in front of the White House. www.newspapers.com/article/the-...

I was very excited about her shirt!