Done and dusted (well, I actually need to dust)! Biking trips completed (as of 2pm today), til I dream up another one. So back am I, to all the chores I left behind, to assuaging my peevish cat for leaving him, and to concocting new Broadway At Its Best playlists, all for you!
BUT what just happened? We've turned the corner (hopefully with our blinkers on) into FALL. Time for pumpkin spice and sweaters and warmer masks? I did have pumpkin spice lattes (and a latta it) on my last trip, and today feels like sweatta weatha, but you know September! Inconsistency, thy name is...September, okay? We'll no doubt have some last sticky/icky days again (and again), before true autumnal temps settle in, but meanwhile, hand me down that can O' pumpkin! (Paint Your Wagon, folks?)
BUT it's FOR SURE Labor Day weekend, so what else could this Sunday mean but The Labor Day Edition, in which we'll appropriately "work it out" with Broadway and salute it with labor-intensive tunes from Working (natch!), 9 To 5, How To Succeed, Waitress, Pump Boys...all those nose-to-the-grindstone shows. So put on your apron or your 3-piece suit and get to laborin'.
Meanwhile, I'm trading in the hammock for an afghan, and that margarita for red wine. And (for the moment) my bike shoes...for those detractive bedroom slippers. :) See ya on Sunday!
Slippers WITH red wine! :)
9 To 5 (Allison Janney, Stephanie J. Block, Megan Hilty, Ensemble, 9 To 5)
All The Live Long Day (Company, Working)
Neat To Be A Newsboy (John Rushton, Working)
Millwork (Patti LuPone, Don't Monkey With Broadway)
Nice Work If You Can Get It (Fred Astaire, Damsel In Distress)
It Needs Work (Kay McClelland, City Of Angels)
Workin' It Out (Robert Klein, Lucie Arnaz, They're Playin' Our Song)
It Isn't Working (Roderick Cook, Daren Kelly, Grace Keagy, Woman Of The Year)
Been A Long Day (Claudette Sutherland, Robert Morse, Bonnie Scott, How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying)
I Believe In You (Robert Morse, Bonnie Scott, How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying)
A Secretary Is Not A Toy (Ensemble, How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying)
Finaletto Act One (Bonnie Scott, Robert Morse, Charles Nelson Reilly, How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying)
Nice Work If You Can Get It (The Andrews Sisters)
Whistle While You Work (Adriana Caselotti, Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs)
The Work Song (Jimmy MacDonald and Chorus, Cinderella)
Seven-And-A-Half Cents (Company, The Pajama Game)
Working My Way Back To You (John Lloyd Young, Ensemble, Jersey Boys)
Around Here (Allison Janney, Megan Hilty, Stephanie J. Block, 9 To 5)
The Speed Test (Sutton Foster, Marc Kudisch, Thoroughly Modern Millie)
Coffee, Black (Daniel H. Jenkins, Jon Cypher, Clent Bowers, Jan Neuberger, Big)
David Kolowitz, The Actor (Robert Morse, So Long, 174th Street)
Bolero On Rye (Patti Karr, Robert Morse, Arthur Rubin, So Long, 174th Street)
My Son, The Druggist (Kaye Ballard, So Long, 174th Street)
Hot Cha Cha (Stan Daniels, So Long, 174th Street)
Opening Up (Jessie Mueller, Kimiko Glenn, Keala Settle, Waitress)
Ooh! My Feet! (Susan Johnson, The Most Happy Fella)
Sixteen Tons (David Engel, Ensemble, Forever Plaid)
Serve Yourself (Mark Hardwick, Pump Boys And Dinettes)
If I Could've Been (Company, Working)
Something To Point To (Company, Working)
Heigh-Ho (Ensemble, Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs)
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