the show must go on
12step programs are not effective with any food resembling what we were fed as babies.
white castle burgers are not 'babyfood', but they are a subtitle.
Idiom: gild the lily
1. To adorn unnecessarily something already beautiful
2. To mak
e superfluous additions to what is already complete
oftimes we run low on addictive supplies. if psbl, recycle them. bits of hellman's mayo, bits of ciao bella choc hazelnut gelato, 2 white castle cheeseburgers, and behold the elixir: hummus is in the house. we get busy: mix equal gelato, mayo and hummus. fry or microwave burgers. adorn the burger with the hummusgelato.
at some point we simply get over our past 'socalled addictions' and move on.
g some castmembers have not shownup for work; others have
calledin but alas, their parts have either been re-written or deleted. the syntax has changed.
Bettina from the early days called@ 5:25a yesterday: she mentioned halloween and fried chicken. well. we just not ready for her return.
g the process of writing/casting a 'sitcom' has helped us learn. we observe our co-workers, associates, friends and family in several ways. when the 'perspective' changes and they are in the cast...we lose some passion; become objective. we distance ourselves from their whims, wants and idiocyncrasies. some of them lose their focus, energy, even their 'heart' and very souls.
white castle burgers are not 'babyfood', but they are a subtitle.
Idiom: gild the lily
1. To adorn unnecessarily something already beautiful
2. To mak
e superfluous additions to what is already complete oftimes we run low on addictive supplies. if psbl, recycle them. bits of hellman's mayo, bits of ciao bella choc hazelnut gelato, 2 white castle cheeseburgers, and behold the elixir: hummus is in the house. we get busy: mix equal gelato, mayo and hummus. fry or microwave burgers. adorn the burger with the hummusgelato.
at some point we simply get over our past 'socalled addictions' and move on.
g some castmembers have not shownup for work; others have
calledin but alas, their parts have either been re-written or deleted. the syntax has changed.Bettina from the early days called@ 5:25a yesterday: she mentioned halloween and fried chicken. well. we just not ready for her return.
g the process of writing/casting a 'sitcom' has helped us learn. we observe our co-workers, associates, friends and family in several ways. when the 'perspective' changes and they are in the cast...we lose some passion; become objective. we distance ourselves from their whims, wants and idiocyncrasies. some of them lose their focus, energy, even their 'heart' and very souls.
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