Comments for Dog Ear http://www.dogear.org/dogblog Playwrights Blog Mon, 06 Sep 2010 21:51:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 Comment on News of the Dogearians by LaTrice http://www.dogear.org/dogblog/?p=22#comment-11 LaTrice Wed, 18 Jul 2007 00:25:20 +0000 http://www.dogear.org/dogblog/?p=85#comment-11 I am writing to contact the collective regarding the performance of Finish and Trim. I volunteer at the Garment Worker Center in LA and one of the staff saw your play and thought it might be great to put on for the garment workers here. If you are interested in any type of collaboration or more clarification please contact me at the above email. Thanks, laTrice I am writing to contact the collective regarding the performance of Finish and Trim.
I volunteer at the Garment Worker Center in LA and one of the staff saw your play
and thought it might be great to put on for the garment workers here. If you are interested
in any type of collaboration or more clarification please contact me at the above email.
Thanks,
laTrice

]]> Comment on News of the Dogearians by Cathy Cole http://www.dogear.org/dogblog/?p=22#comment-12 Cathy Cole Thu, 03 May 2007 16:14:53 +0000 http://www.dogear.org/dogblog/?p=85#comment-12 Greetings, Hi, What an Idea! Thank you for sharing this posted article for me or for every one, you made a great job for your Blog.Keep it up the good work.. Again thank you very much.. Cheers Best Regards, Cathy Cole <a href="http://www.remotedogtrainer-4less.com/" rel="nofollow"> Remote Dog Trainer </a> Greetings,

Hi, What an Idea! Thank you for sharing this posted article for me or for every one,
you made a great job for your Blog.Keep it up the good work..
Again thank you very much.. Cheers

Best Regards,
Cathy Cole
Remote Dog Trainer

]]> Comment on Who’s afraid of big stone heads? by Robert Fieldsteel http://www.dogear.org/dogblog/?p=20#comment-6 Robert Fieldsteel Mon, 12 Jun 2006 19:16:45 +0000 http://www.dogearplays.org/dogblog/?p=78#comment-6 Having been very young during the late 50s/early 60s cold war years, Cuban Missle Crisis, threats of nuclear armageddon -- which I recall as being simplified in my mind to "Someone, somewhere. at any time, can push a red button and blow up the world" -- the concept of complete extinction at any moment in time became a permanent part of my psyche, something I carried around day to day. It wasn't even something that kept me up nights, it was so seamlessly woven into my concept of life. This even carried over into adulthood -- in my 20s, I found parental urgings to put money into an IRA account ridiculously naive, as the percentage chance of there being no world (or no United States, or no whatever place I'd be living in) left by the time I was 65 seemed too high. I remember joking to friends, "I don't want my last thought to be 'that goddamned money I tied up in an IRA!" As I get older, this feeling/belief has faded considerably, but it hasn't disappeared. I wonder if anyone else around my age (I'm almost 50), or any other age for that matter, grew up with this kind of ingrained view. Having been very young during the late 50s/early 60s cold war years, Cuban Missle Crisis, threats of nuclear armageddon — which I recall as being simplified in my mind to “Someone, somewhere. at any time, can push a red button and blow up the world” — the concept of complete extinction at any moment in time became a permanent part of my psyche, something I carried around day to day. It wasn’t even something that kept me up nights, it was so seamlessly woven into my concept of life. This even carried over into adulthood — in my 20s, I found parental urgings to put money into an IRA account ridiculously naive, as the percentage chance of there being no world (or no United States, or no whatever place I’d be living in) left by the time I was 65 seemed too high. I remember joking to friends, “I don’t want my last thought to be ‘that goddamned money I tied up in an IRA!” As I get older, this feeling/belief has faded considerably, but it hasn’t disappeared. I wonder if anyone else around my age (I’m almost 50), or any other age for that matter, grew up with this kind of ingrained view.

]]> Comment on Who’s afraid of big stone heads? by Dog Ear http://www.dogear.org/dogblog/?p=20#comment-5 Dog Ear Mon, 01 May 2006 23:02:14 +0000 http://www.dogearplays.org/dogblog/?p=78#comment-5 Interestingly Mickey - at least in the NYTimes on line, the article was listed under theatre rather than travel. Interestingly Mickey - at least in the NYTimes on line, the article was listed under theatre rather than travel.

]]> Comment on News from Lake Woebegon by Wait it Gets Better » Open Letter to Garrison Keillor http://www.dogear.org/dogblog/?p=17#comment-4 Wait it Gets Better » Open Letter to Garrison Keillor Sun, 09 Apr 2006 06:46:19 +0000 http://www.dogearplays.org/dogblog/?p=69#comment-4 [...] I have copied your article, “Love Will Outlast Bush,” from Slate Magazine to the Dog Ear Playwrights Blog. [...] [...] I have copied your article, “Love Will Outlast Bush,” from Slate Magazine to the Dog Ear Playwrights Blog. [...]

]]> Comment on At a loss for words by Dog Ear http://www.dogear.org/dogblog/?p=8#comment-2 Dog Ear Fri, 17 Feb 2006 19:22:11 +0000 http://www.dogearplays.org/dogblog/?p=50#comment-2 hi jen hou r u im fine i staid home from school today bcz my foot hurt and my mom was all like i cant control u anymore u do what you want anyway and she had to go to work so she just went so im just watching tv judge joe brown what r u doing????? hi jen hou r u im fine i staid home from school today bcz my foot hurt and my mom was all like i cant control u anymore u do what you want anyway and she had to go to work so she just went so im just watching tv judge joe brown what r u doing?????

]]> Comment on At a loss for words by Wayne http://www.dogear.org/dogblog/?p=8#comment-3 Wayne Thu, 16 Feb 2006 13:49:34 +0000 http://www.dogearplays.org/dogblog/?p=50#comment-3 Yea Jen! Way to go! Yea Jen! Way to go!

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