I know some smart people
Jess and I have been having a discussion for the past week or so via e-mail about whether or not Oleana, and David Mamet, help feminism. However, when we finally got to talk to each other about it in person tonight, a few things became abundantly clear. First, Jess knows a lot more about theatre than I do and is very persuasive. Second, it’s ok to defer to people who are smarter than you are on a given subject because you’ll learn more that way and be better off in the long run. In that vein, I promise to listen to AshAttack on films (by the way, thanks for the tip on “Do the Right Thing,” Ash, it ROCKED!), to Sam on being a good dad and to Christine on…well, anything, really.
5 Comments:
It's good to be able to admit where you need help and ask for it. It's not weakness, it's showing strength!
By truax, at 1:20 AM
i freakin' TOLDJA!
By Ashley, at 2:08 AM
These things are cyclical my dear.
PS I wish I could take credit for my persuasiveness, but everything I know I got from the great Dr. Margolis (by the way I think she reads your bog now) and Anne Bogart direcitng books.
By The Assassin (burrr), at 7:39 AM
Thomas: And I promise to listen to you when discussing your smart areas of expertise - such as horoscopes, Mike's, and leaving your keys in the lock on the outside of your office door.
By magic, and with love from Sam,, at 12:04 PM
Flattery, sir. Flattery. I wish you could have come last night! We had a great time, and we would have had even better banter had you been here. :-) Next time, ok?
By Anonymous, at 8:02 AM
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