Yet another May 1st has arrived...
May. 1st, 2015 09:23 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kitmerlot_1213and yet another time I wasn't chosen to be Queen of the May Procession. Just once, I would like to be the one to place the crown on the statue of Our Lady. DAMN!!! :):)
I have been enjoying my TV programs and/or live theater productions:
1. Elementary: I will always love my Sherlock/Joan friendship and partnership and I like that it's expanding to Sherlock becoming closer friends with Alfredo and Marcus, which is awesome. We are also getting to see more Clyde which is always a treat.
2. Sleepy Hollow: I like that the Katrina/Jeremy arc has come to an end because Ichabod's being a widower opens up more storyline possibilities for the character.
3. The Black List: I need more Tom Keen. That is all.
4. So I started the Bucks County Playhouse play series and the first play was the musical National Pastime and it was rather adorable. The two leads in particular had gorgeous singing voices and I could easily see them on Broadway and hopefully one day I will.
5. I hate to break it to Tim Tebow and all of his little acolytes, but he didn't invent kneeling. I'm pretty sure people were kneeling in prayer long before Tebow's ostentatious displays.
I have been enjoying my TV programs and/or live theater productions:
1. Elementary: I will always love my Sherlock/Joan friendship and partnership and I like that it's expanding to Sherlock becoming closer friends with Alfredo and Marcus, which is awesome. We are also getting to see more Clyde which is always a treat.
2. Sleepy Hollow: I like that the Katrina/Jeremy arc has come to an end because Ichabod's being a widower opens up more storyline possibilities for the character.
3. The Black List: I need more Tom Keen. That is all.
4. So I started the Bucks County Playhouse play series and the first play was the musical National Pastime and it was rather adorable. The two leads in particular had gorgeous singing voices and I could easily see them on Broadway and hopefully one day I will.
5. I hate to break it to Tim Tebow and all of his little acolytes, but he didn't invent kneeling. I'm pretty sure people were kneeling in prayer long before Tebow's ostentatious displays.
