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[John G.]

Five!

[John G.]

Page five? Really?

[John G.]

Hello, 1 guest!

[John G.]

What's your favorite music to wake up to?

[John G.]

Need to get to bed. I have a blood test in the morning.

[John G.]

And I haven't studied for it.

[John G.]

No groans, please.

[John G.]

Good night, all.

[Jane]

No groans, please.

[Amy]

Thank you, John G.
I also came up with "A Little Brains, A Little Talent" from Damn Yankees, since I'm also looking for songs about con artists. I went looking at that show thinking that maybe the character of Satan sings a song I could use, but it doesn't look like Satan sings anything at all in that show.

[George]

Well, it's time for me to leave and go to the theater.  We have a special performance tonight, so it should be good.

Until later.

We had a good show tonight.  The house was about half filled with members of the Shelton, Washington Lions, and they really enjoyed it.  A few lines were dropped...well, maybe more than a few, but nothing that was a major plot point.

[George]

I wonder how Second Samuel is going.  Wish I could see it

So do I!

[George]

Starting to watch the Theatre du Chatalet's production of Einstein on the Beach. I've never seen this and as I watch it, I realize I don't really need to see it, but it sounds so good. And I have loved this score ever since I found a recording at the Middletown Public Library.

I've only heard it a couple of times and I can appreciate it, but I can't say that I "like" it.  For some reason however, I love Satyagraha.  I got the vinyl recording at my college's music library sale back when I was in college.  I also got Akhnaten at the same record sale and enjoy that more than Einstein on the Beach, too.