While making the movie I Married a Witch, Veronica and co-star Fredric March would often: a. fly tandem out to Santa Monica on Veronica’s broom. b. pass the time playing shuffleboard with John Proctor’s ghost. c. demonstrate cauldron cooking for the crew. d. playfully stab each other with poisoned darts.
Played hide and seek with my aspen friend, Jane. She’s not all that good at hiding.
Loon: I am especially pleased to welcome the ghost of The Great Pumpkin to the 3 question interview. Pumpkin, no, Pump, may I call you Pump? Great Pumpkin’s ghost: Suit yourself, daddy-o. Loon: So, Pump, why, for instance, do you always disappoint Linus when he waits for you in the patch? Great Pumpkin’s ghost: Hey, […]
‘I followed her to say I ain’t beholden for none of her fast eye like she gave me back yonder.’ I’m particular partial to ‘fast eye’ in this here sentence. Thankee, Ms. O’Connor.
Leonard’s polite and understated reply: ‘There’s a pretty good reason for that.’
When told he looked an awful lot like Roy Rogers, Leonard said: a. ‘There’s a pretty good reason for that.’ b. ‘My horse, Pansy, looks a lot like Trigger, too, don’t you think?’ c. ‘Go ahead and ask my Dale Evans look-alike wife, Hortense Blugg, what she thinks.’ d. ‘That may be, but look at […]
Trafalgar Square on Venus looks exactly like this if when you say Trafalgar Square you mean the Lake Tahoe Basin and by Venus you mean a sunny Autumn day.
I studied your Dad’s books and loved your Mom’s books about Ishi.
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5 of 5 stars to The Great Train Robbery by Michael Crichton goodreads.com/review/show/55…
