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I've never once considered myself to be an interesting person. Quirky, yes. Interesting, no. Which probably explains...well, a lot.
about me
- Kelley L. Smith
- New York, New York, United States
- There's nothing to say about me that can easily be said. I suppose that's why they give you an infinite amount of space to type. Oh, excuse me... "Up to 1200 characters." What if I choose to define myself beyond a mere 1200 characters, huh? Perhaps I shall go well beyond this miniature allowance. They'll see. But not right now.
Blog Archive
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2005
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December
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- "THE OLD APARTMENT"
- CHECKING IN.
- YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY, BABY.
- MISSING YOU? HARDLY.
- TRAVELING DAY.
- OPEN LETTER TO NATHAN LANE
- UNLESS I HATE YOU...
- YA-FREAKING-Y!
- FELL DOWN; FOOT GO BOOM.
- BROKEBACK: THE MUSICAL!
- NEW YORK AND KELLEY: A LOVE STORY, A SYNOPSIS.
- INTERMISSION.
- NYC.
- PEER PRESSURE ROCKS.
- PERPETUAL NAPPING 101.
- HOLY FREAKING LUNCHMEAT.
- YOU KNOW HOW I ROLL.
- AS TIME GOES BY.
- THE NEW DO.
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December
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labels
- Here's To Random Posting. (99)
- I Am Theatrical. (65)
- Emotional Much? (54)
- Photographic In Nature. (50)
- Video Killed The Boring Post. (21)
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- "Three Tall Women" (Director)
- "All's Well That Ends Well" (AD)
- "The Duck Variations" (Emil)
- "Sun Dried" (Director)
- "Camelot" (AD, Morgan Le Fey)
- "The History Lesson" (Man of Leisure)
- "Raining Minestrone" (SM)
- "All I Really Need To Know I Learned In Kindergarten" (AD)
- "The Odyssey" (SM)
- "The Twelve Pound Look" (Kate)
- "The King Who Couldn't Be Fooled" (SM)
- "Cinderella's Glass Slipper" (Stepmother)
- "The Servant Of Two Masters" (Brighella)
- "Waiting For Ringo" (SM)
- "The Bridal Night" (Margaret Sullivan)
- "Benchworks II" (Various, Co-Author)
- "Veronica Talk" (AD, Co-Author)
- "The Love Talker" (The Redhead)
- "Brigadoon" (Properties Coordinator)
- "Indulgences In The Louisville Harem" (Florence Becker)
- "The Dining Room" (Various, ASM)
- "Work In Progress" (Bookie)
- "Ragdolls" (Lamar, Publicity Coordinator)
- "Seussical The Musical" (Mrs. Mayor)
- "R&H's Cinderella" (Joy)
2 comments:
Now now...we can't forget about the great and wonderful Gene Wilder.
I have always been madly in love with the man, I just needed to re-iterate how much he means to me after wittnessing the Flop that was Stroman's film translation. He was amazing, but that was close to it.
Gene Wilder obviously holds rank of his own, but remember- he portrayed Leopold Bloom, rather than Max Bialystock. And from there, it enters into a messy Mostel VS. Lane situation that I never, ever want to have to confront.
Because they are both GENIUSES.
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