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May. 18th, 2008 11:23 pmI had intended to write this once I am able to string together a coherent sentence again.
However, I can't see that happening in the near future, so you'll have to put up with my incoherent rambling instead.
I'm sure I'll have a lot more to say on the subject (oh, yes I will!!) but for now, the bullet points of my afternoon with Mr Whitford :-)
1. The dimples, the grin and the sparkle in his eyes are utterly lethal. And being subject to the force of his personality is like being hit by a truck.
2. He's completely charming and very gracious. And funny.
4. Just thinking about that, I can't count ;-)
5. He's looking extremely good - very trim and incredibly fit. I was tempted to yell at him to get a new belt because he kept having to hoist his trousers up.
6. He still can't sit in a chair properly.
7. He really can do the splits!
8. When he sat down cross-legged on the carpet and then proceeded to wrap one leg around his other hip, I was in serious danger of imploding.
9. He's cute when he's being a spaz.
10. He's just as cute when he's trying very hard to say his next line instead of laughing at what he - and everyone else - is doing. I really thought he'd corpsed at one point.
11. Whoever decided that he should spend a considerable length of time with his back to the audience with his hands in his pockets... THANK YOU! :-)
12. The man can move. Although there were times I wished he'd stand still so I could concentrate on what he was actually saying!
13. I wasn't the only person in the audience who said "carpal tunnel" when one of the leading ladies grabbed him by the ear, or laughed knowingly when the maid asked him for a raise.
14. Rolled up shirtsleeves and wonky tie.
15. I'm SO glad we're going back on Thursday!!
Pics to follow.
When my brain has resumed normal service.
If it ever does.
Which is unlikely.
Guh.
However, I can't see that happening in the near future, so you'll have to put up with my incoherent rambling instead.
I'm sure I'll have a lot more to say on the subject (oh, yes I will!!) but for now, the bullet points of my afternoon with Mr Whitford :-)
1. The dimples, the grin and the sparkle in his eyes are utterly lethal. And being subject to the force of his personality is like being hit by a truck.
2. He's completely charming and very gracious. And funny.
4. Just thinking about that, I can't count ;-)
5. He's looking extremely good - very trim and incredibly fit. I was tempted to yell at him to get a new belt because he kept having to hoist his trousers up.
6. He still can't sit in a chair properly.
7. He really can do the splits!
8. When he sat down cross-legged on the carpet and then proceeded to wrap one leg around his other hip, I was in serious danger of imploding.
9. He's cute when he's being a spaz.
10. He's just as cute when he's trying very hard to say his next line instead of laughing at what he - and everyone else - is doing. I really thought he'd corpsed at one point.
11. Whoever decided that he should spend a considerable length of time with his back to the audience with his hands in his pockets... THANK YOU! :-)
12. The man can move. Although there were times I wished he'd stand still so I could concentrate on what he was actually saying!
13. I wasn't the only person in the audience who said "carpal tunnel" when one of the leading ladies grabbed him by the ear, or laughed knowingly when the maid asked him for a raise.
14. Rolled up shirtsleeves and wonky tie.
15. I'm SO glad we're going back on Thursday!!
Pics to follow.
When my brain has resumed normal service.
If it ever does.
Which is unlikely.
Guh.
