Hell yeah!!!

Thanks for remembering :-)

my girlfriend and I were just talking about her the other day.

Awesome!

I think I read that the Alec Baldwin scene was written for the movie and isn't in the play. Even though I love that scene, I think it would be cool to see how the play feels different.

re: not that artful -- you have me wondering if "surprise in the shower" refers to something specific (rather than the general idea)

What I thought I saw:

At first glance, I saw a 15-story building

oh wow I forgot about your early days in journalism.

(I was the typesetting manager at the Brown Daily Herald in 1987-88. I earned a $7.25/hr which was *great*, except for (a) occasional 20-hour work weeks when other staff were out and (b) the opportunity cost of not-studying at a not-cheap school.

I was talking with Dave Hunkins about this a few months ago after I'd picked up a few print newspapers at the Frankfurt airport. I was surprised that all of the newspapers had such shockingly small print, especially because I assumed that a lot of their readers were our age.

wow that's nice how the shoreline bends the waves which bend the visible reflection

h*ly shit. (and haha)

You'll probably taste the difference in your adobo.

Outside of adobo, you'll *very much* taste the difference if you're just dropping a little bit of patis (vs. Thai or Vietnamese) as a condiment on your noodles or whatever, because patis (at least the "good" ones like Rufina) have no sugar.

holy wow gorgeous. and hey, your camera has great shake-reduction ;-)

"There are as many recipes for adobo as there are people who cook it."

I like yours :-)

But dang that your loved ones don't like whole peppercorns. How about fish sauce? My fam uses it along with the soy. RUFINA brand from the Philippines is best. Avoid fish sauce from other countries for adobo.