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@ Hawk - thanks. They just start chattering away in my head and I try to write it down as fast as I can.
@ Xaz - 'Tis a fine Irish name for such a sassy lass.
@ FBC - Duke Ellington performs the Beach Boys, Good Vibrations. Nope, nope that's too silly.
@ Karna - Pyst was indeed a spoof of Myst. John Goodman did the main character. The idea was what would the pristine island of Myst look like after millions of people tromped through it.I think the reason that Bergman bothered to talk to me was that I was one of only 15 people who bought the game.
@ Pia - Hi Pia, tak. And thanks for the cookies. Mmm-mmm.
@ janswin - thanks. Some of the best pictures ever taken are in B&W, imo. I'm not sure why -- the stark realism, the attention to lighting...
@ jim_uk - Thanks
@ tgstyle - Stay tuned, the next one will be up soon. MIke's got some serious problems to sort through, but he's a resourceful guy
@ Slater - Thanks, yeah I like the sound of the name.
@ Lee - I cycle through music styles, but trumpet jazz is a staple. Well somebody has to go down soon -- one way or another.
@ Heaven - Thanks. Poor Mike, I've observed the "syndrome" of an older guy with this kind of infatuation once or twice. I don't know how it will turn out for Mike.
Terrific shots, especially the 2nd one on the bench <3
I really like the dialog!
Caitie McCormick.... Perfecto!
Especially Cait came out great. She pretty much looks better in B/W
He's a nice guy with a good heart (until now at least,.. )
I saw your comment about Pyst, and I don't think I'd heard of that game. I'd tried Myst and did not enjoy it so probably had a figurative scotoma to anything Myst related. That's really neat you met the creator of Firesign theater, though.
You definitely have your own voice, though. You're not emulating Nick Danger