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Finally!

Posted on March 6, 2008 by eternal

After what I would call three mediocre Broadway musicals (Spamalot, Rent (it is good, but I’ve seen in three times already!) and Young Frankenstein), K & I finally saw one that made me question my upcoming moratorium on musicals (I’ve decided to stop going to see them for at least three months starting after we [...]

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The American Idol Effect

Posted on March 6, 2008 by eternal

Kelly did a short post on our favorite pick for this year’s American Idol (David Archuleta) and the next thing we know we’re getting 700 views of the blog a day. I imagine most people are sad to find out the entire blog isn’t related to David, but we’re glad to feel popular in the [...]

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