Howard 176 x 365

When I volunteered to do the web page for Cinema Art Bethesda, I didn’t realize it came with a position on the board of directors and a picky micro-managing VP. I cringed each time I saw Howard’s name in my inbox. What now? I’d wonder. Wasn’t the blue blue enough?

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Indigo Bunting said…
RE: The other [cinema] blog. I actually saw La Moustache during my last trip to Portland. I found it utterly haunting. But had no idea what to say about it on the blog. Or now.
3/10/07, 12:50 PM
Cedar Waxwing said…
Heh, that's how I feel at the discussions. I'm going to discontinue the blog as I cannot think of things to say either and no who attends the screenings posts comments. It was a good idea, but maybe more for a younger audience. (Our subscribers tend to be in their 7th or 8th decades.)
3/10/07, 4:43 PM
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