DEAR BAR-BY,
LOVE, MICHY
..........and on, and on, and on..........
I know there are a lot of pervy sesame street skits out there on youtube...and truthfully I was gonna post one that cracked me up, but then I saw this & started singing along. I also realized how good some of their skits were way back when
oh screw it - here is the pervy one......do NOT open this in front of any kids!
Here is the set list:

ok.....WAAAAAAAY in the back is the Lincoln Memorial & in front of that is the Korean War Veterans Statues
and here you can guess what I'm shooting at - true it's not the best picture out there of the Washington Monument, but I can tell you that it caused the most giggles by a bunch of mature professional ladies (btw: 2 are lawyers & 1 is an accountant...there has got to be a joke in that by itself!)
Last weekend I saw another AMAZING Cirque Du Soleil show - Saltimbanco. Ironically, this traveling show was the very first one that I've been trying to catch for close to 12 years. When I was traveling around Europe with Sherri back in 1996, we kept being a city behind & never caught their show.
Here's some reviews of my past shows:
Quidam - my first show held down at Battery Park City summer of '98 held in a tent. I went with Sherri & Irene for Sherri's b-day...and I came "THIS" close to making a u-turn at the Battery Tunnel entrance!
Allegria - during Jazzfest 2000 I roadtriped from New Orleans to Biloxi, MO - this show kicked a$$ !!!!!
Dralion - at Liberty State Park with EVERYONE in 2001. It was "ok", but it didnt have the same effect as the first two shows cuz all the performers were not in makeup-costume
Wintuk - at MSG this past winter '07...ok if you're under the age of 10...but turned me off so much I was almost ready to never buy a tix to another Cirque show again
Headlining was G-Love & Special Sauce , so I also listened to them on napster earlier that day....I thought they sounded kind of like Jason Mraz (which i LVOE). Nope, it was too harmonica hillbilly for our group, so by 10pm - we split.
from the second he walked out on stage - the crowd went nuts!
what was really great was that his stage extended about 35 rows into the audience, so even though I was across the garden - I saw crystal clear! ok...so I've been told I'm a bit tone deaf - and yup - I now completly agree....but I've waited a very long time to hear EVERYTHING SHE WANTS live...and as you can hear - so has the rest of NYC!
Here is the set list for the THREE HOUR show:
encore
basically, the mayor of Belmar, NJ called Staten Island a town of "...Guidos who are always tanned to the color of coconut shells, and easily identified by their plumage: Armani Exchange on the males and satin shirts & skirts on the catfighting females...". OOOOOOHHHHH...don't make me choose - cuz I still got some guidette left in me to kick some jeresy shore butt!
Ken Pringle has NO CLUE what he's talking about...we'll find another kicka$$ beach to party at, won't we bimstas!
A few weeks ago I went with Irene opening night to see THE HAPPENING. Unfor, I'll never get back those 2hrs back in my life. Not sure what the heck was going on, cuz I don't think Mark Wahlberg, Zooey Deschnal or John Leguizamo are bad actors...but in this movie - sorry, but they just were.
In fact - the movie suxed SOOOOOOO bad....when we walked out theater #1, we walked down the hall & right into theater #2 who was just beginning a showing of:
... now this movie had me in stitches from the opening monologue. Ironically, I was never a huge fan of the 1965 Get Smart ....but Steve Carrell is hysterical in this version of GET SMART!they are all Chevy Silverado's


I've always had a crush on michael stipe going back to my college days (which is AGES ago)....and last night when they played "Whats the Frequency, Kenneth?" - it came back. Oh boy, did it! The way he slivers across the stage, I got chills!
Here is the set list from the show:
Another great addition to my summer concert series...took a 1/2 day off & drove down with Shannon down to Camden. I think what made this show awesome was that Dave seems to really be enjoying his jam with Tim. From the first beat of the DREAMING TREE opener I could feel that Dave really has his groove grinding into gear (like that illeration?). Another cool thing is that Tim Reynolds is now a permanent guitar fixture in the band & some of the covers that they are playing really are awesome...like Pink Floyd's MONEY and Neil Young's HEY HEY MY MY.
