Very important question!

[trinityofone]

First, thank you so so much to everyone who wished me congratulations or best wishes on my new job. The first day went pretty well, although I'm mostly too zonked to write about it in detail. Suffice to say, I could do well to open a running tally:

Trin's Exciting Career in Entertainment Journalism!

DAY ONE

+Articles written about actresses and their dogs: 1
+Articles researched about Lisa Edelstein's "secret" past as a Club Kid and James St. James gal pal: 1
+Number of incoming phone calls messily fumbled: 1
+Glamorous celebrity interviews conducted: 0

But now--on to the truly important question!

What should I name Rodney's horse?

I know, I know--me and horses tend to make for a worrisome fic combo, but I'm trying my best to finish my reel_sga fic, and as I'm adapting The Searchers, this issue cannot be avoided. So...any thoughts on the name of Rodney's equine? Or, for that matter, Cadman's?

*is serious, adult-type person*

Comments

[trollsttroll.livejournal.com]

Hee. THe extra T... oh man. Sorry... amused me.

Sorry no... I don't even know who Lisa Edelstein is... *googles it* Hmm... didn't help.

[trinityofone.livejournal.com]

Lisa Edelstein plays Cuddy on House--which, funnily enough, I mainlined in my weeks of unemployment, prior to getting this job. I likes it!

Here's a blurb (http://worldofwonder.net/archives/2006/Jun/22/party_girl_makes_good_she_was_lisa_e.wow) about her Sekrit Club Kid Past. I don't think it's much of a story, really. But maybe if I'm really sneaky, I'll be able to twist this into a way to interview Hugh Laurie? *licks lips*

[trollsttroll.livejournal.com]

Hee. I don't remember much about a Lisa E when reding Disco Bloodbath... and I just BARELY remember the Club Kids gig on Geraldo...


Good luck with Hugh Laurie! *wa-hink*

[trinityofone.livejournal.com]

I think she had left the scene by the time most of the events of Disco Bloodbath happened; I did an Amazon.com search on the book, and her name didn't pop up. The best I could find was a 1986 article in The Chicago Tribune in which she and James St. James are indeed hanging out, and in which her "impressive figure" is noted. *g*

If I actually got to interview Hugh Laurie, I think I might injure myself. I mean...I would be a consummate professional. Right.