Re: This Week on LS (7/17)

Marilyn says...
Traci wrote re: Black:
Yeah, he's done a ton of stuff. And he's got four movies coming out this
summer and fall, "Accepted" being the first.

I learned this from his visit to "The View." That's right. Lewis Black on
"The View."
All I could think of was... "I wonder if Traci is watching this?"!



I did...nearly killed me, but I did. At least he didn't have to suffer
the full group.

At least this time when Joy said the audience would be getting books
there was a positive response. Last year when he was on and they made
that little announcement, there was nary a person who applauded.

Traci
--
"The sacred serves to remind us about what is important in our lives,
while the profane reminds us not to take it too seriously."
- Lewis Black
.

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