Comments on: An Evening With The Bored, er I mean Bard http://thiseclecticlife.com/2007/06/16/an-evening-with-the-bored-bard/ Sassy Texas Storyteller Sat, 20 Mar 2010 06:22:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Share a Square » Blog Archive » Coblolly http://thiseclecticlife.com/2007/06/16/an-evening-with-the-bored-bard/comment-page-1/#comment-7801 Share a Square » Blog Archive » Coblolly Sat, 02 Feb 2008 18:47:14 +0000 http://thiseclecticlife.com/2007/06/16/an-evening-with-the-bored-bard/#comment-7801 [...] June 20, 2007 6:21 pm Shelly Uncategorized A few days ago, I told y’all about our visit to Shakespeare in the Park, and asked you what you’d take on a picnic. Marcia and Frigga both commented to say that they [...] [...] June 20, 2007 6:21 pm Shelly Uncategorized A few days ago, I told y’all about our visit to Shakespeare in the Park, and asked you what you’d take on a picnic. Marcia and Frigga both commented to say that they [...]

]]> By: Robin http://thiseclecticlife.com/2007/06/16/an-evening-with-the-bored-bard/comment-page-1/#comment-2218 Robin Wed, 20 Jun 2007 07:16:39 +0000 http://thiseclecticlife.com/2007/06/16/an-evening-with-the-bored-bard/#comment-2218 Sorry Shelly, I just remembered to come back and check this. I'll throw a few recipes up there for you later today :). <em><strong>Thank you Robin. Later today for you was middle of the night for me! I just saw it, and will try to post before I go to work today with a link to it!~skt</strong></em> Sorry Shelly, I just remembered to come back and check this. I’ll throw a few recipes up there for you later today :) .

Thank you Robin. Later today for you was middle of the night for me! I just saw it, and will try to post before I go to work today with a link to it!~skt

]]> By: Jessica The Rock Chick http://thiseclecticlife.com/2007/06/16/an-evening-with-the-bored-bard/comment-page-1/#comment-2172 Jessica The Rock Chick Tue, 19 Jun 2007 14:41:56 +0000 http://thiseclecticlife.com/2007/06/16/an-evening-with-the-bored-bard/#comment-2172 I love live theater, music, musicals, plays!!! I have to admit, though, I am just not a Shakespeare fan. I'm a total fan of his stories n Cliff's notes version (terrible, I know), but I just don't enjoy reading or listen as he wrote it. I really wish I did. My sister always goes to see this Shakespeare group in the city and she just adores it. Maybe you feel asleep from inhaling too much bug spray? LOL Great sotry! Jessica <em><strong>Thanks Jessica. I'm missing getting to read a story of yours! You must be keeping busy with real life. Great image that you sent for the SAS'S Blogroll (That would be Share A Square'S). Bug Spray? :lol: It was the wine!~skt</strong></em> I love live theater, music, musicals, plays!!! I have to admit, though, I am just not a Shakespeare fan. I’m a total fan of his stories n Cliff’s notes version (terrible, I know), but I just don’t enjoy reading or listen as he wrote it. I really wish I did. My sister always goes to see this Shakespeare group in the city and she just adores it.

Maybe you feel asleep from inhaling too much bug spray? LOL

Great sotry!
Jessica

Thanks Jessica. I’m missing getting to read a story of yours! You must be keeping busy with real life. Great image that you sent for the SAS’S Blogroll (That would be Share A Square’S). Bug Spray? :lol: It was the wine!~skt

]]> By: Frigga http://thiseclecticlife.com/2007/06/16/an-evening-with-the-bored-bard/comment-page-1/#comment-2160 Frigga Tue, 19 Jun 2007 02:55:42 +0000 http://thiseclecticlife.com/2007/06/16/an-evening-with-the-bored-bard/#comment-2160 That sounds like a lot of fun! I used to go to concerts in the park... but that's not really the same thing. As for snacks: yogurt, cheese cubes, wheat thins, brownies, cashews, peanut butter filled pretzles. And now I better go make dinner. :grin: <em><strong>Oh, those do sound like good snacks! I like fancy picnics, though, too. I always want what the picnickers at the next blanket have :lol:~skt</strong></em> That sounds like a lot of fun! I used to go to concerts in the park… but that’s not really the same thing.
As for snacks: yogurt, cheese cubes, wheat thins, brownies, cashews, peanut butter filled pretzles.
And now I better go make dinner. :grin:

Oh, those do sound like good snacks! I like fancy picnics, though, too. I always want what the picnickers at the next blanket have :lol: ~skt

]]> By: Damien http://thiseclecticlife.com/2007/06/16/an-evening-with-the-bored-bard/comment-page-1/#comment-2127 Damien Mon, 18 Jun 2007 04:45:44 +0000 http://thiseclecticlife.com/2007/06/16/an-evening-with-the-bored-bard/#comment-2127 Sounds neat. We have a little dinner theatre that just did "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat." We had a great experience. I love the stage. <em><strong>I love it, too, which is why I can't believe I would fall asleep :lol:~skt</strong></em> Sounds neat. We have a little dinner theatre that just did “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.” We had a great experience. I love the stage.

I love it, too, which is why I can’t believe I would fall asleep :lol: ~skt

]]> By: Robin http://thiseclecticlife.com/2007/06/16/an-evening-with-the-bored-bard/comment-page-1/#comment-2105 Robin Sun, 17 Jun 2007 07:08:00 +0000 http://thiseclecticlife.com/2007/06/16/an-evening-with-the-bored-bard/#comment-2105 I love events like that. Much more fun than in the excessively warm, poorly ventilated theater where I fell asleep on poor Richard III... As for the picnics, some of my favorites are sesame noodles, pasta salad, cold rice salad, savory tarts meant to be eaten cold (mushrooms and zucchini are always good for that), chilled soups (fruit soup, yogurt and cucumber soup, gespacho(sp?), pates or terrines, fresh fruit... The possibilities are endless. Let me know if you want recipes for anything. <em><strong>Oh, yes I do! Sesame noodles sounds wonderful, and so do the tarts. Do you have them on your website? Give me a link and I will link to them. I wanna do a post about picnics, too. Send me links to anything you have.~skt</strong></em> I love events like that. Much more fun than in the excessively warm, poorly ventilated theater where I fell asleep on poor Richard III…

As for the picnics, some of my favorites are sesame noodles, pasta salad, cold rice salad, savory tarts meant to be eaten cold (mushrooms and zucchini are always good for that), chilled soups (fruit soup, yogurt and cucumber soup, gespacho(sp?), pates or terrines, fresh fruit… The possibilities are endless.

Let me know if you want recipes for anything.

Oh, yes I do! Sesame noodles sounds wonderful, and so do the tarts. Do you have them on your website? Give me a link and I will link to them. I wanna do a post about picnics, too. Send me links to anything you have.~skt

]]> By: Marcia http://thiseclecticlife.com/2007/06/16/an-evening-with-the-bored-bard/comment-page-1/#comment-2104 Marcia Sun, 17 Jun 2007 05:53:20 +0000 http://thiseclecticlife.com/2007/06/16/an-evening-with-the-bored-bard/#comment-2104 We went a couple of times in St.Pete. Specialty markets made picnic boxes just for those weeks. It was near the water, the sound system was not the best, but I loved the imagination they used to change the setting to other times. (The song is beautiful!) No picnic is complete without English Pickled Onions! We go the easy route: cheddar cheese, hardboiled eggs, celery, cherry tomatoes, awesome bread, broccoli, etc. Food you can keep shoveling in <strike>all night</strike> even in the dark. Let your fingers do the eating, so to speak. <em><strong>I have never wrapped my mouth around English Pickled Onions...so now I guess I need to find them. Finger food is the best for picnics. Of course, we aren't vegetarian, so there has to be meat of some kind. What is your favorite "awsome bread?"~skt</strong></em> We went a couple of times in St.Pete. Specialty markets made picnic boxes just for those weeks. It was near the water, the sound system was not the best, but I loved the imagination they used to change the setting to other times.

(The song is beautiful!)

No picnic is complete without English Pickled Onions! We go the easy route: cheddar cheese, hardboiled eggs, celery, cherry tomatoes, awesome bread, broccoli, etc. Food you can keep shoveling in all night even in the dark. Let your fingers do the eating, so to speak.

I have never wrapped my mouth around English Pickled Onions…so now I guess I need to find them. Finger food is the best for picnics. Of course, we aren’t vegetarian, so there has to be meat of some kind. What is your favorite “awsome bread?”~skt

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