Star Search, anyone?

Hmmm....

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From: Liz Traylor <ltraylor@starsearchoncbs.com>
To: [Honorable Menschen]
Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2003 17:22:58 -0700
Subject: Star Search In Boston

My name is Liz Traylor, and I am a casting associate for the CBS show Star Search. I am on the lookout for great adult singers, and I know acappella groups are just the place to find them.

We are going to be holding auditions for the show in Boston on October 7th from 9 am to 6 pm at the following address:

Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel
138 St James Avenue
Boston, MA

The adult singer category is for solo singers ages 15 to 45 (unfortunately we do not accept groups at this time). All singers need to come prepared with two COVER songs (one up-beat and one slower song). These will need to be sung to track (tape or CD) --not acappella, ironically--or with self accompaniment on the guitar. Songs will be followed by a brief interview.

If you have any names to submit to us please email me so I can put interested parties on our audition list.

Thank you for your time.

Sincerely,

Liz Traylor
Star Search Casting

Some progress, anyway

Didn't get over to contra dancing at MIT tonight, as I had hoped. oh well... maybe at the VFW soon; this Thursday is out (rehearsal) but the following one could conceivably work (ooh, and I'm taking that Friday off to go to Albacon; that could be a plan).

Anyway. The reason I didn't go was partly that I had house stuff I've been wanting to do, and partly that I'm not feeling all that well (could just be attributable to tiredness) and thought I might as well not both exhaust myself and infect others if I *am* harboring anything. So instead, changed the sheets, cooked some actual dinner, did laundry, bought groceries, sorted deposit bottles and took some back, pulled a box of books off the shelf to donate to skreeky (not that it made any visible dent).

Next: put laundry away, drink tea, pay bills, floss, try to fix the halogen lamp, and, I think, early to bed (tomorrow being early-to-rise). Some other time: my Rosh Hashanah musings. And, as usual, the dishes.