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It's around the corner on Locust. (yes, I just looked up the street because they're all named for trees in downtown Philly, so I start getting them confused.) The block is tightly packed, so the stage door is on the side of the theatre rather than the rear. It's well-marked, if I remember rightly (...

*lurkity lurk* Hi again, y'all! So California Les Misérables seeing never worked out. :cry: But Dad's planning on taking me to see Les Mis over in Philadelphia at the Academy Of Music. That is, if I masochistically remind him he still needs to get tickets for it. :shock: I was planning on stage door...

I will forever refer to it as Offing Day, now. Merci for the rather morbid humor. It really wasn't morbid humor {as suicide isn't funny} but I suppose you're welcome! It was the best I could come up with to get across what I was referring to without knowing whether that day already had a name or no...

Well I survived my first Barricade Days and Offing Night {does that night even really have an official name?}. Still glad I asked off work though and will prolly continue to do that because my emotions were really whacked out those three days. Got the Paris France mojo btw! Thank you!

I'm really interested to see what Crowe will be able to do with the role. He's received stick from a lot of people who don't think he can do it well, but they've obviously cast him for a certain reason. I'm interested to see how he does and I really hope that he can do well with Stars. A lot of peo...

@LesMisPhangirl I read Jane Eyre this year, and I couldn't read it without thinking of Anthony Crivello as Mr. Rochester. In general it was a bit too romantic for my taste, but you might enjoy it. I haven't met him in the book yet but the copy I have is an old illustrated one and he, uhm, he looks ...

:pat: :pat: I did not wish to make you jealous. But I can think of you - wehn I'm there - send you some Paris-spirit. Aww thanks! I appreciate it! I suppose I'll just wait seven more years and go myself when it's back on the same week days as in the Brick. That's plenty of time to save up, right? :...

Hi everyone Yes I'm back - sorry for my long absence but I got some personal problems - but they do not belong here... I'll be in Paris form 4. to 7. June. If some(one) of you - who can make it there to - would like to meet up, this would be great. Meg I wouln't be able to make it there, but, if I ...

I'm reading *snippy* The Phantom of the Opera by Leroux*snippy*. Unless you're rereading Leroux and already know this, let me just quick drop in to say you'll love it! :D Bring tissues though. Ok. Now to what I'm reading. I finally finished Kalpakian's "Cosette" :shock: :shock: :shock: a ...

Marianne wrote:In addition to it being the 180th anniversary, the days of the week also line up... June 5 and 6 were a Tuesday and a Wednesday in 1832, and will be again this year.

/trivia o' the day

Well that's not going to help my crying during Barricade Days...

Libris Dedita wrote:*clipped*

I am fond of the Amis (of course!) and have a soft spot for Gavroche. *also clipped*

Yay! Another Gavroche fan! Isn't he just adorable? I want to adopt him so bad! *stops fangirling like a three year old* Now that we have that out of the way! Welcome!

Currently I'm reading Cosette {the Kalpakian one}. On an unrelated note, I seem to have lost my mind. If you've seen it, please let me know!

After that? Jane Eyre, because I need to purge my mind somehow.

This is me brainstorming, but, since it's relevant to this thread, I'll post it here: Assuming my torrent downloads everything in time {you never know with my internet connection...}, I'll probably end up watching Shoujo Cosette again over those three days. {The Javert fangirl in me: *singing* "...

Sadly, I'll be spending barricade day at medical school. But I'm sure there must be something I can do... :) :) Well it all depends on your school's dress code {if they have one}, but you could probably wear a Les Mis shirt. If that's not allowed, there's always the option of dressing up in all thr...

Sadly I can't afford to go to Paris, but oh how much I'd love to for Barricade Day/Days {because Paris just loves a random chick sitting on a bench along the you-know-which river crying, with "distraction knitting needles and yarn" wasting space on her lap, at an obscene hour of the mornin...