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  1. We had another fun and successful cluncheon this afternoon. Thanks goldarngirl! And thanks to FromClaygary for pointing out that the OFC gifts this time around seem to have a bit of a theme to them.....think about it.....a lanyard and a travel mug......could it be........just maybe......that it's a hint of a tour coming our way? Heh, it works for me, so I'm gonna allow myself to believe it. :imgtongue:

    And it will be announced on, or starting on, April 16th, right?? ;)

  2. I really love HYCA (also smacks canfly, mostly for the "old broad who has the hots for Clay Aiken" remark!), but from MOAM, like cindilu, I would have included RTM and my very favouritest of all, Perfect Day. From OMWH, it would have been EIDN or SAU...(talk about opposite ends of the romance spectrum though!) All in all, I'll take his choices, they are pretty much a cross section of his career, musically, and I know a lot of people are happy that "Ashes" is on it.

  3. merrieeee... I don't drink coffee either, but I use the travel mugs for tea once in a while. Even in the house. The insulation keeps the tea hot for so much longer than it being just in a cup
    .

    Oh no I don't drink tea (I know turn in my British citizenship). In fact I don't drink anything hot except for a very rare drink of something called Ribena. It is a blackcurrant juice drink. Yum!

    Come to think of it I don't drink anything cold either. Just room temperature........I know I'm weird.

    My mother was British and didn't drink tea much either.

    My hubby's British, doesn't drink tea unless he's sick, likes his coffee black and hot, but likes his cold beverages room temperature too. I also have tasted Ribena and it IS yummy!

  4. Luckiest1, looks like we're alone in the room....dum da dum dum....I'm thrilled with that mug too...can't WAIT for the six months it'll take to get here! :hahaha: I thought it was smart, though, NOT to do things that required sizing like they have been doing. Maybe that'll help the shipping times.

    Last couple of years I've had to threaten through the BBB to get my package.

    Nope, I'm in the room with you too! I've always gotten my stuff on time, but I remember the hassle you've had. I was pleased to re-up my membership, even though, like cindilu, I'm not reading there unless he blogs....and hopefully, he will now because he doesn't HAVE to.

    I am nothing, if not optimistic! :)

  5. I believe that's the work of the Salamanders, Scarlett. I just had to find it in my folders when I saw Bella's post. Hee. :)

    I'm glad you did! I remember it from quite a while ago and it was fun to see again. I think he's fine as the guys, but not so much as Beverley or Deanna! ;)

    I agree with you there, and he actually makes a very sexy looking Worf!

    Claymatron - Whenever we share a bottle of wine, we clebrate! :thbighug-1:

    Yes, we do! :friends: And I'm looking forward to our next clebration!

  6. I don't remember the last time I've enjoyed my Chardonnay as much as I have tonight (okay, maybe the last time Claymatron was over, but I digress) - yeah, I'm clebrating and I'm even having chocolate too! :D

    Hee!!! Either you left out a letter, or I'm going to have to figure out what "clebrating" is, especially if I was formerly involved with you, it, and a bottle of Chardonnay. :whistling-1:

    But yeah, I'm clebrating his release, departure, disentanglement from RCA, too! :cocktail: (But without the chocolate!)

    THE BEST IS YET TO COME! and I believe that with all my heart!

  7. From Broadwayworld.com message board - Adam Greer

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    -The funniest moment of the evening was when Christopher Seiber began offering people free tickets to Spamalot as a way to increase bidding. He even came down from the stage to talk to a woman who was bidding by telephone.

    I think he means Chris Seiber was offering tickets for Shrek, not Spamalot, since the bidding for Spam's bear didn't need any help and the show is closed anyway! :hahaha:

    Maybe that's why it was funny? (since Spam is closed)

    Hee! You may be right, I never thought of that! :)

    I agree though, it's wonderful that the Sir Robin bear got the highest bid (again!!). Don't you wish you had that kind of disposable income (or could use that kind of a tax credit)!

  8. From Broadwayworld.com message board - Adam Greer

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    -The funniest moment of the evening was when Christopher Seiber began offering people free tickets to Spamalot as a way to increase bidding. He even came down from the stage to talk to a woman who was bidding by telephone.

    I think he means Chris Seiber was offering tickets for Shrek, not Spamalot, since the bidding for Spam's bear didn't need any help and the show is closed anyway! :hahaha:

    I'm off today, but my DH is working so it's nice and quiet around here. We had a great day together yesterday so I'm not complaining.

  9. Silly thought I had reading at the OFC, where several posters are still asking for time and consideration of those who still can't come to terms with Clay being gay or Clay lieing (sp), take your choice. The reason I personally have very little patience is that it I compare it to having a significant other who keeps saying, "I'm not sure if I love you, just give me more time to decide". In that I case I would have said "Adios, life is too short". And I sometimes wish Clay would tell them this.

    Peope who are still "coming to terms" with this aren't coming to terms with anything, they are using their martyrdom to get attention--and they make me want to gag. Those who rush to their aid--"give them time"--are getting secondary attention by being "tolerant" of this bullshit. They make me gag too.

    So shoot me.

    Not me, I totally agree with you. As my dear, departed, mother would say "It's time they either shit or got off the pot!

  10. I was another one with no internet experience before Clay came into my life. We had a computer at work (hubby and I owned our own business in a city just outside of Toronto) but I only used it for my accounting and as a work processor. One of our biggest customers insisted that we receive and send our PO's and invoices by an internet tradeweb so we had it set up.

    Meanwhile, because there was nothing else on TV we got hooked on AI2, and both of us were Clay fans from the first. We actually stopped watching the show during the time he was dropped from Group 2 and then came back on the Wildcard show. It was SOOOO frustrating not being able to vote because we were Canadian. I actually had my cousins in Michigan voting on my behalf and was so frustrated when they couldn't get through for one vote the night before the finale.

    Anyway, like most, I was devastated when he didn't win and so afraid we were going to lose him until one of our employees, a computer geek, suggested I search the net for information. I can do that? Wow, what an amazing invention!!! I found claytonaiken. com and posted in the guest book. In fact met up with a bunch of other fans there who started e-mailing each other and after about 3 months, discovered the CB forum and what it was.

    One person I met through the CB guest book was going to the Toronto AI show there, she offered to pick up a program for me and then later phoned and asked if I'd like to go to Albany with her to see the tour there. Would I??? That was the start of it. I saw the Albany AI2 show, then the IT in Nassau Colliseum in Long Is. NY, went to the NAT in Syracuse...where I met cindilu2, Clio (twice) and New Hampshire. Then because we closed our business and moved, I met up with the London folk and joined their group. (waves to goldarngirl, luckiest1, heinz, cindilu2, alspaz, canfly and now FromClaygary)

    Now, having seen Clay at least once in every tour (sometimes as many as 5), plus Spam and the Gala, for a total of about 30 times, I'm ready, with my wonderul travel buddy, Bella19, to get on the road and, once again, follow the man.

    Thank God for an understanding husband! :couple:

  11. *bows down to Claymatron* You know how much I envy you seeing the Beatles live!

    You'd probably envy me more if you knew I was about 15 ft away from Paul McCartney and George Harrison...both times!. I went with the family of one of the execs from Capital Records in Canada and our seats were amazing!! Couldn't hear a darn thing, but OMG they were sooooo close!!! Proof positive it isn't what you know, but who you know!

    I forgot that I also saw Kenny Rogers, Paul Williams, Jose Feliciano and the guy who sang the Key Largo song (Bertie Higgins???) at Ontario Place Forum.

    ETA: "Seasons in the Sun"....Billy Jack, or something like that?

  12. OMG, Aikim, I was just writing this....

    Cheesy? Hands down, Debby Boone "You Light Up My Life."

    Does anyone else absolutely hate "McArthur Park"?

    "Someone left the cake out in the rain, etc., etc...."

    Concerts?...it's obvious I am a leetle bit older than the rest of you, but in my day I've seen...

    The Everly Brothers

    Chuck Berry (many times, I think he was in every R & R show that traveled in the 50's)

    Jerry Lee Lewis

    The Coasters

    The Drifters

    The Beach Boys (3 times)

    Sonny & Cher

    Herman's Hermits

    Billy J. Kramer

    The Animals

    The Dave Clark 5

    The Beatles (twice)

    Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass w/ Brazil 66, whom I loved!!!!

    Johnnie Mathis

    James Taylor

    Neil Young

    Clay Aiken (31 times...he holds the record...and my heart!)

  13. From the Rolling Stone interview:

    He's allergic to tree nuts, mushrooms, shellfish, chocolate, coffee and mint, the last three causing him "gastric spasms like I'm giving birth out of my chest."

    And, if I recall correctly, in LTS, his mom mentioned in her spaghetti recipe that Clayton did not like bell peppers or mushrooms, so methinks mushrooms are distasteful to him, but not necessarily an allergy. Hmmmm???

    Ergo, I must be extremely allergic to refried beans! :rolleyes:

  14. grumble...

    so, after waiting at the mailbox everyday, expecting my time cards because I was told they were mailed on the 21st, not to mention that Ive called everyday and nagged them..and asked for them to be sent again and was told that wasnt possible...she just called and said they were mailed today...harumph!

    normally this wouldnt be an issue, because they put them in with the check from the pay period before...but since I have to fill them out before I can get paid the first time..its been a battle..

    but...God willing, they are on the way lol

    :yess:

    I read of your dilemma on CV, smitten. Hopefully you'll get them now. This must be so frustrating for you! Crossing my fingers!

  15. Billboard.blogs.com

    <snip>

    Aiken pocketed around $700,000 for his, according to a source (Aiken stands to make significantly more for a post-coming out follow-up).

    I would love it if this is true and Clay really is writing another book...goes to stake out a spot at the corner of Staff and Only (waves to Jamar!)

    Kim

    I read this over twice, and to me, I don't see where it's saying that a new book is in the works....just the author's theory that he would make more money if he wrote another one. Sorry, not trying to burst any bubbles. ;)

    That was my take too, much as I'd like it to be true. The "according to a source" was in reference to the $700,000 advance, not the follow-up, which was in brackets and IMO just the writer's speculation.

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