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Things I Know to be True, by Andrew Bovell
Things I Know to be True is a beautifully written drama centring on the lives of a family over the period of a year, poignantly presented through the seasons. It is described as a “complex and intense portrait of the mechanics of a family – and a marriage –through the eyes of four siblings struggling to define themselves beyond their parents’ love and expectations”.
Putney Arts Theatre: 5-9 November 2019
Cast:
Bob Price - Aidan Kershaw
Fran Price - Penny Weatherall
Mark Price (Mia Price)- Bradley White
Ben Price - Theo Leonard
Pip Price - Emily Prince
Rosie Price - Natasha Henson
Director: Frances Bodiam
Producer: Jeff Graves
What we know:
50 dead, 53 injured
The attack took place in a gay nightclub, Pulse
The man, Omar Mateen, was armed with an AR-15 and a large deal of magazines.
Omar was of Afghan descent, but born in New York
"All I know is whatever we do - it must be twice as well as men to be thought half as good. Luckily that’s not difficult."
THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM
15 February - 10 March 2018
A witty riposte to Farquhar’s The Beaux Stratagem, Hannah Cowley’s rediscovered gem turns the tables on the farcical goings-on and has the women coming out on top.
As well as transposing this restoration comedy from London to Edinburgh, Tony Cownie’s adaptation will have all the wit, mischief and sumptuous design which audiences have come to expect from his ebullient recent productions at The Lyceum, The Venetian Twins and Thon Man Moliere.
Photography by Mihaela Bodlovic
Find out more: lyceum.org.uk/bellesstratagem
CAST
Richard Conlon
Angela Hardie
John Kielty
Pauline Knowles
Steven McNicoll
Helen Mackay
Angus Miller
Grant O'Rourke
John Ramage
Nicola Roy
Adapted and directed by Tony Cownie
TEDxSanFrancisco: Dare To Know is on Oct 9, 2018, at the Herbst Theatre San Francisco Opera, and is made possible by the generosity and support from our friends at: The Chef & The Dish, Hilton San Francisco Union Square, Alaska Airlines, Deloitte, doc.ai, DLA Piper, J.P. Morgan, Chambers eat + drink, SummerHill Homes, uBiome, Michael's Chocolates, EndlessWest.com, Calm, Bird Rock Coffee Roasters, Harmless Harvest, Good Idea, Papito Hayes, Makeup Artistry by Marwah Zaki, Lips N Lashes by Elise Bigley
Kellogg: I know my number's up, but you really should hear me out on this point.
Priscilla: Make it quick.
Kellogg: You're the Institute's next heavy hitter, am I right?
Priscilla: I don't even know what that means.
Kellogg: It's a baseball term. Not surprised you don't know it. Means you're their best killer.
Priscilla: I was created for this role with genetic memories in the bones of a dead person..
Kellogg: And they say I'm the bad guy. Listen kid, you're only filling my shoes. When they feel you're obsolete, they'll send someone after you too. Doesn't matter, does it? You're just a fake human robot.
Does he really know what it's like?
Does he really know who to love?
Does he really know where to fly?
Will I ever know how he feels?
Questions of my ordinary soul
I don't know what this is, but it was cute. I am outside the Scranton Trolley Museum. We had an hour before it and Steamtown closed, and we chose to go here, because it's rated somewhere as, like, the #1 super top bestest Scranton attraction of all time.
I'm a fan of specialized museums, and there was nothing wrong with this one... The gist is that there used to be a lot of trolleys, and it was an interesting problem to protect people from the electricity that ran them, and to make that electricity available through all kinds of weather.
That said, if you are looking for more context around the era of trolleys and trains, go across the parking lot to Steamtown instead.
Learn the amazing history of steam locomotive transportation at Steamtown in Scranton, Pennsylvania
I went down to the bay for some sunset shots last night. Underneath one of the lookouts someone had stapled white flowers.
Westmont IL / Downtown
Cruisin’ Nights & Street Fair
Did you know that the term station wagon came from the wagons that transported luggage and boxes to and from train stations?
1959 Rambler wagon
You know you're an Asian redneck if you are celebrating your "bachelorette" party at a 24 hour Walmart getting last minute supplies for your wedding.
i know a couple of people are doing this whole "10 things that you love" or "10 secrets" or "10 things people dont know about you"
so iiiim going to get creative and do a "10 things i dont like"
1. When people chew annoyingly.
My mom loves to chew gum when shes driving. But i mean id be totally ok with it .... if she didnt chew like a friggin truck! Sometimes when people chew really loudly with their mouths wide open, i dont know why ... but i start breathing along to the same pattern. And the faster they chew, the faster i start breathing until i find myself hyperventilating!
its just a very suffocating feeling ):
but i try not to tell people to stop chewing and hold in my emotions becuase .. well ... its sort of rude to tell someone to stop chewing :/
Live Friday night at the Know in Portland, OR. Sloppy Kisses and Public Eye opened for Dark/Light at the Album Release show for Dark/Light's first LP, Kill Some Time, on Dirt Cult Records.
i know a song about a wiener man.
i also know a man whose name is wiener- not the guy from the song
Wiener song
I know a wiener man
he owns a wiener stand
he sells most everything from hot dogs to clams (boom boom boom)
someday i'll be his wife,
eat wieners all my life
hot dog i love that wiener man
(wiener man, wiener man)
You know that at any given time a Harris’s Hawk is calculating the odds of killing whatever it is looking at. And most of the time it is thinking the odds are pretty darn good.
This photograph was taken at the On The Wing raptor education program held at The Word Barn in Exeter, NH on October 20, 2022.
Well, technology has gone along way since the late 80s. This picture goes out to one of the most innovative game developers out there. Nintendo :D I love you!
Now with the launch of the Wii, Nintendo has cemented itself as one of the most progressive videogame makers in the industry. It's awesome. Pure awesomeness. Seriously can't wait to finish exams, so i can go home and acquire one :D
Balans of Soho, established in we know not when describes itself as a "restaurant, bar and haven for the convivial". If I had to describe it in a word it would be 'funccentric' - which means both fun, eccentric, AND centred around fun (I just made this word up, is that OK?). Convivial indeed. With a substantial breakfast offering and a small but carefully decided menu, they seem to focus more on modern European food and drink (though there are a fewâ¦non European culinary curveballs thrown in). They also stay open 'til late, living up to that precedent set by their first outlet in Soho - a place where people seem to have a higher tolerance for drugs and less of a need for things like 'sleep' and 'water'.
Back to their Kensington outlet. Take a look at the decor. Yes, that's Captain Scarlett on the wall. Yes, that's a tree (albeit not a real tree - I actually asked) growing out of the floor. The atmosphere here lives up the branding - our waiter for the evening, David, was an English guy with a habit of singing as he worked. Yeah, actually singing. When was the last time you saw that in a restaurant?! In fact, I don't think I can recall the time I have seen such a happy waiter. It was infectious. A happy infection spreading through West London. The wait staff all wear checked shirts - which reminds me of one of the agencies I used to work at. Kinda weird but familiar. Like my family. I'm OK with it.
The manager Darko ("like Donny Darko!") who was also excellent - was also happy to recommend new and exciting alcoholic substances. Since I'd basically had every whisky and gin on their menu, he introduced me to olfactory orgasm that is Plantation's 20 year XO rum. It is THE best rum I have ever had (admittedly I'm not a rum expertâ¦.yet/ever), and at around only £45 a bottle (retail, not in Balans) - is a goddamn steal. This place is a bit silly and a lot of fun. Recommended!
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First time doing Murph today! Just under 37 minutes. Very happy with it. If you don't know the story... I highly suggest you look into it. Take this weekend to honor those who have served. Keep honoring and loving this great country #America #Murph #memorialdayweekend #run #running #triathlete #grind #crossfit #crossfitgames #fit #fitness #marathon #tgim #progress #nevergiveup #neverbackdown #neverquit #relentless #limitless #comeback #swim #bike #lovethepain #Ironman #ironmantri #motivation #inspiration #inspire #tattoo
You guys know exactly what this is. When they're doing a Bullie run and they abruptly stop and give you those crazy eyes... and you're really not sure if they're actually done or not. You stand perfectly still hoping your Bullie won't take you out or ram you in your shins.
Yeah... that's what was going on here. Lol note that he's pretty much clinching the bedspread with his paws. He's an intense little bugger. He looks ridiculously huge in this picture too.
[Sorry for the quality. Taken on my crappy cell phone]