Rehearsal last night

I got there and Tom and I worked on our scene for awhile in the hallway at Shetler. He gave me some great stuff to play--I think he mentioned directing so it's nice to know he has that experience as well.

( Bitch gets in mah face )

( A cool secret place )

Shallow, clothes-oriented post

Today I'm wearing an orange modified A-line (i.e., cinched at the waist, flaring just slightly) shift. It's vintage from the '60s and is lined with a beautiful mod yellow and orange sixties pattern. It also has a double row of cloth-covered buttons running down the front, and the material is kind of a textured linen. When my mother was a Navy pilot's wife in the '60s, she used to wear dresses like this. I really love it. I bought it last summer at Lizzie Tish's booth in the Hell's Kitchen Flea Market and had it altered a bit.

Makeup: Pale lips with yellow gloss, lightly-lined eyes in teal, black and teal mascara.

Jewelry: Fake stone drop earrings with all different colors (fuschia, orange, red, green). And my Morroccan brass and copper wire bracelet.

Shoes: High-heeled (3 inch) gold leather slip ons.

Lingerie: Only a fuschia mesh thong. I can get away with not wearing a bra in this dress.

Broadway! Broadway! How great you are!

Abby Katz and I had plans to hang out tonight. Then one of the MDs here at Lazard emailed me--he had tickets for Sly Fox that he couldn't use and was I interested? Yes! So I called Abby, made arrangements to meet and and picked up the tickets. Best of all: they're third row center! God love the MDs for their standard of living.

So, waiting until then--I'm starving! I'll have to order dinner soon (they just raised the dinner allowance to $25! whee!) or I won't make it through the show. I was not very hungry for breakfast or lunch this morning and a wee bit hungover after 3 pints last night in the secret bar.