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» Title: The Big Dream
» Posted: January 20th, 2007
» Author: David
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Nichelle,
Just what is it you’re putting in your award-winning chicken dishes???
I’m thinking its too many of those “Mommys got a headache so the kids get Nyquil” nights
I’m thinkin’ he’s a future Stephen Speilberg in the making.
This from the woman who had to ask how to spell his name! LOL well, she usually watches LIFETIME aka “the Chick Channel” and I don’t think theres alot of Speilberg movies on that
Isn’t Lifetime the “Channel for Movies Where Women Kill Their Husbands”?—that’s what we call it here.
Ya gotta watch out for those radioactive [spelled correctly!] clouds. They’ll get you every time!
David has wonderful stories. At dinner Sunday, we tried to get him to re-tell this one while I videotaped it. As soon as I fired up the camcorder, he dropped all his wonderful facial and body expressions and started talking in a near monotone!
We tried again, with him addressing Mom, and he did better. Getting accustomed to the presence of the camcorder seems to be a key difference (something to remind us that if “everyone can act” it takes practice to be natural onstage or onscreen), but we lost focus and attention a bit, so I’ll try another time.