Monday, August 14, 2023

You can enter but never leave

I finally saw Roger's the Musical at Disney's California Adventure that wasn't a test show.  Still a great show and would definitely see it again.  The two major changes though I noticed from when I saw the previews to now... first one was they did away with the streamers exploding out into the audience during one segment.  However they could have ended that later on as I'm sure it's  cost saving method.  Then the other big difference is there is a couple of scenes where they were projecting images of time on the background.  Previews they were so hard to see and couldn't even tell you what they were but they looked like the shape of people.  Now, you could see very clearly who they were supposed to see.  So very glad they fixed that up and made it much more clearer!  Go see it before it's gone!

Weekly Update:
There is this smaller neighborhood by me that I drive by almost every day and one thing I noticed about it that I find odd.  So it has a small gate that is just the arm that goes up and down but the odd part, it's only for when you exit the neighborhood... if you want to enter just drive on in!  Usually you may see an arm or barricade to stop you from coming in and then you can leave whenever with those spikes on the ground so you can't back up or go in that way but nope, this one only has the one arm for leaving but nothing for entering... is this just odd or is it just me??  This is like the song Hotel California of neighborhoods, you can always check in but you can never check out (or basically just leave).

At the movies:
She keeps rolling and rolling deep!  Holding on to #1 for a 4th week in a row is Barbie with 33.7 million more and now well into 500 mil domestic cume!  Definitely on track to hit 600 but will take some time.  Back up to #2 is Oppenheimer with 18.8 mil and in range for 300 mil which is a very good number.  Up a notch to #3 is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem with 15.8 mil extra and really close to 100 mil.  Could hit that in the next 2 weeks.  Drop down to #4 is Meg 2: The Trench with 12.7 mil more and steadily dropping.  New and rounding off the top 5 is The Last Voyage of the Demeter with 6.5 mil and possibly the last time we see it!

Quote of the week:
"Don't judge each day by the harvest you reap but by the seeds that you plant."- Robert Louis Stevenson

Facts & Tips:
Antarctica is home to the largest desert in the world.

"Well, I'm a regular visitor here, but Milwaukee has certainly had its share of visitors.  The French missionaries and explorers were coming here as early as the late 1600s to trade with the Native Americans." - Alice Cooper as himself in Wayne's World.

posted by McDuck @ 00:30

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