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[Melissa Errico is a great typist and a terrific conversationalist. Following a whirlwind tour of Europe and Greece, she finally found 90 minutes to join us for a chat. Here are the results.] [RobertArmin] Good evening and welcome to the Fynsworth Alley chat room. [RobertArmin] It took us a few weeks of waiting but Melissa Errico is finally here. [RobertArmin] Very dramatic things seem to happen in her life lately. [RobertArmin] Hi, Melissa. [MelissaErrico] dramatic, moi? [RobertArmin] Tell us why you weren't here LAST week. [MelissaErrico] I was in the Slovak Republic [RobertArmin] And they wouldn't let you go? [MelissaErrico] with the USA Davis Cup team, Andy Roddick, James Blake--tennis anyone? [MelissaErrico] USA won, and it was a dog fight [RobertArmin] And of course, your hubby. [MelissaErrico] he is the captain [RobertArmin] Not of the dog fight. [MelissaErrico] we didn't fight, no-- love not war [RobertArmin] You two make such a lovely couple. How long have you known him? [MelissaErrico] we met when I was FIVE, in grammar school, he was my older brother's best friend [RobertArmin] How sweet. [MelissaErrico] When we re-met as adults (semi-adults), we remembered childhood stuff like our cats' names-- yeah its cute [RobertArmin] I saw you on TV recently when you sang at the Open. He had very nice things to say about you, I must say. [MelissaErrico] he is a flirt, which is cool. You gotta keep it interesting and keep the fantasy! [RobertArmin] You sang one of the songs from your new album. Which, I think, was written by your brother...? [MelissaErrico] He has that corny Irish thing going...you know how they love to be flamboyant with words? He embarrasses me! [RobertArmin] cfritz wants to know: When did you re-meet? [MelissaErrico] Oh yeah, my bro [RobertArmin] Your husband, not your brother. [MelissaErrico] We re-met in 1996 summer [MelissaErrico] He has just had surgery, before Wimbledon [RobertArmin] Has or had? [MelissaErrico] He HAD, I mean [RobertArmin] Oh, good. [RobertArmin] And... [MelissaErrico] It was a crazy time for him, like a dancer when they start to consider retiring [RobertArmin] And it was love at first sight? [MelissaErrico] I have to say I did like him right away when we re-met. When we were kids, I had a crush on this other dude [RobertArmin] When I met Kristine it FELT like we'd known each other for years, so I know what you mean. [RobertArmin] It just seems right when it's right. [RobertArmin] So, I started to ask you about your brother's music... [MelissaErrico] It was cool when I met Pat. I didn't know a lot of straight men, never mind really muscular boyish types who love ESPN, not usually my bad [MelissaErrico] my BAG [RobertArmin] which is a lead in to talking about your latest album [MelissaErrico] Ah, back to the artsy men.... like my bro [RobertArmin] Yeah, straight mean are hard to find (no pun intended) in musical theatre. [RobertArmin] As my wife reminds me all the time. [MelissaErrico] My brother...who is a straight man (a rocker)...wrote some songs on my album and appears in my band [RobertArmin] Tell us about the direction your "personal" sound is going. [MelissaErrico] I am also working with a new arranger, who is Vanessa Williams' arranger/producer, and trying to get some new groovy [RobertArmin] It's definitely not theatre music. [MelissaErrico] style into certain theater music I love, try to bring the quality of my album to some theater songs [RobertArmin] But it isn't exactly rock either. [MelissaErrico] I have two new arrangements going into my new JOE’S PUB shows, one is Sondheim and one is Lerner and Loewe [RobertArmin] It would be great if you could attract more young people to listen to show music. [MelissaErrico] you won't believe them, they are sensual, free, and have a rhythm.... [RobertArmin] Yes, you'll be at Joe's in, what, a week? [MelissaErrico] A week from this very moment!! [RobertArmin] Neato keano! [MelissaErrico] OCTOBER 6th and 27th at 7:30 [RobertArmin] I may have to cancel next week's chat -- I haven't decided yet. I would love to hear you perform. [MelissaErrico] I am trying to find my own sound, I really believe I hear it in my head [RobertArmin] Well, you received some wonderful reviews for your solo album (which is on "another" label) even from theatre reviewers. [MelissaErrico] I love guitar and I love percussion, soft and groovy sounds, gentle and a little hip....can theater music handle it? [MelissaErrico] I am experimenting! [RobertArmin] So I think you've found a great niche for yourself. [MelissaErrico] Thanks, I do think its worth a try... [RobertArmin] Theatre music encompasses ALL types of music. [MelissaErrico] I agree [RobertArmin] And lends itself to all styles of arrangements. [RobertArmin] swendle writes: Hi Miss Errico.... met you at the stage door of High Society and you were so sweet! Anything on the horizon on Broadway? [MelissaErrico] The real question is when you take musical theater out of context--- is my obligation to recreate the show (the character/period)? Or is it to explore the MUSIC purely? [MelissaErrico] Hi thanks! Broadway? well... let me see... [MelissaErrico] I am doing a reading October 13 of Cyrano, a new Frank Wildhorn musical with Doug Sills. [RobertArmin] Terrific. [MelissaErrico] And Robert A has an idea for me and Kevin Kline!! [RobertArmin] I think you're almost any man's idea of Roxanne. [RobertArmin] :-) [RobertArmin] Ah yes, we must talk about that sometime. [MelissaErrico] I do dream of doing Venus again [RobertArmin] I've been trying to connect with K. Kline for 15 years. [RobertArmin] Yes, when is the Venus album coming out!!!!! [MelissaErrico] He has a big white beard right now, I saw him tonight at a party and we talked....he kept combing his beard with this little comb [RobertArmin] He's about to play Falstaff!! [RobertArmin] We're definitely looking forward to that. [MelissaErrico] Yes, Kevin is really looking the role now [RobertArmin] I do hope he NEEDS the padding, though. [MelissaErrico] He has this comb, I think the beard must itch [RobertArmin] Beards do that. [MelissaErrico] you have one right? [RobertArmin] Yup. [RobertArmin] I heard you sing "Keep It to Myself" by your brother, Mike, at the Williamstown Theatre Festival Cabaret [RobertArmin] Ooops, that was supposed to be from cfritz! [RobertArmin] He posted that [RobertArmin] Hi, cfritz. [MelissaErrico] That's a song that I think I want to dedicate to the gay community somehow [MelissaErrico] It’s based on a poem, WARNING, by Jenny Joseph, from 1961 [MelissaErrico] Pretty much a freedom poem, about being who you want to be, not waiting another minute [MelissaErrico] Hi cFritz [RobertArmin] drsd2kill writes: Hello Melissa. I guess I'm one of your "younger" fans - I'm a 23 y.o. male who luckily caught you in "Amour" during previews. I'm sorry my next NY trip the week of Halloween doesn't fall when you'll be performing somewhere. But anyway... I was wondering if you intend on doing an album of Broadway songs? You could preserve a few of your numbers from "My Fair Lady," a cast recording of which I wish was made of the 1993 revival cast. I also suggest "Meadowlark" [MelissaErrico] Are you an actor? [RobertArmin] cfritz writes: nope - just a theatre fanatic [MelissaErrico] Meadowlark has been suggested recently.... [MelissaErrico] I better check it out, I always thought it was too famous, but I think I better consider it... [MelissaErrico] I do have a MY FAIR LADY arrangement going into my live show. [RobertArmin] Meadowlark was "obscure" enough that Sarah Brightman included it on her album of songs that got away! [RobertArmin] But that was quite some time ago. [RobertArmin] Didn't you record something from My Fair Lady for Jay? [RobertArmin] If not, you should have. [MelissaErrico] Its not a typical version, not quite a recreation of my Eliza voice, instead its Higgins' song ACCUSTOMED... all groovy and hip, you will love it! [MelissaErrico] I hope [RobertArmin] Yes, I see you as a Henry Higgins kind of gal. [RobertArmin] Many women sang that song in the 50 and 60s [RobertArmin] drsd2kill adds: Melissa, I saw an early Sunday matinee of "Amour" while in previews and I left humming the score ("Other people's stories, other people's lives...") and even learned some of the lyrics. I'm glad a CD was finally made of the magical score, but I thought the show on a whole was just too "special" for Broadway and mass appeal. While you were performing the role, did you think it was too "special" to last on Broadway as well? [RobertArmin] I LOVED Amour! [MelissaErrico] Yes, I recorded a few Eliza tunes for him...(Yap). I also just recreated Eliza opposite John Lithgow this summer [RobertArmin] In fact, if I may say, we voted for it for the score. [MelissaErrico] AMOUR--ah my heart! [RobertArmin] How is John? He is a very nice guy. [MelissaErrico] Amour-- was it too special, did I know it? [MelissaErrico] I think we in AMOUR knew that it was a risk [MelissaErrico] we didn't think people would understand it [RobertArmin] Don't mean to bounce all over the place here. Let's talk about Amour a bit. [MelissaErrico] We knew it was tender at heart, not showy, not brightly colored, we just protected its essence and hoped for the best [RobertArmin] My feeling was that the audiences liked it very much, but the audiences who hadn't seen it didn't know what to expect. [RobertArmin] It wasn't all mushy romance -- it was very witty as well. [MelissaErrico] I'd rather talk about AMOUR. John Yap is a record producer with two albums that I have recorded and have never heard! [RobertArmin] !!! I Know. [MelissaErrico] What else is there to say? I liked him immensely but would love to know what happened!!! [RobertArmin] You were involved in Amour early on, weren't you. [MelissaErrico] I did the first workshop of AMOUR [MelissaErrico] and everything after.... [MelissaErrico] It was a long process [RobertArmin] By the way, my question was about John Lithgow -- not Yap! :-) [MelissaErrico] The first workshop and the final show are not the same musical-- so many changes! new songs! [RobertArmin] cfritz writes: The Shuberts didn't keep it running long enough to find an audience. It wasn't that "far out" [RobertArmin] I think they did chicken out too soon. [MelissaErrico] Oh, by the way, I LOVE JOHN LITHGOW!!! Magical man! Great Higgins, great person! [RobertArmin] If they had kept it running a bit longer audiences would have found it. [MelissaErrico] I agree AMOUR got short-changed [RobertArmin] :-) on Lithgow [MelissaErrico] It’s such a bummer [RobertArmin] I'm so glad that a cast album was made of Amour... [MelissaErrico] I had to think -- when they told me they were closing it-- do I fight? Do I beg? Or just behave like a lady and care about it to the very end. [RobertArmin] although I think your great moment of sublime joy was short changed on the album. [RobertArmin] I'm talking about the can-can moment. [MelissaErrico] What moment? [RobertArmin] It's not there. [MelissaErrico] Ah, the splits and cartwheels are hard to show / hear on a cd!! What do you mean?? [RobertArmin] Musically, the transition is not as exciting on the album as it was on stage. [RobertArmin] Minor quibble, but that's how I felt. [RobertArmin] Of course, one shouldn't really quibble considering how sublime the rest of the album is. [MelissaErrico] I think you just got a flash of lace and legs! [RobertArmin] No, I mean musically! [MelissaErrico] I will listen and see... [RobertArmin] But, the lace and legs WAS nice. [MelissaErrico] The can-can by the way was not supposed to be in the show [MelissaErrico] It was just a moment of sheer madness that happened in rehearsal [MelissaErrico] I actually can take the blame. [RobertArmin] Maybe that explains why it was cut. [RobertArmin] for the album [RobertArmin] No blame -- take the credit. [RobertArmin] Which brings up an interesting point. [MelissaErrico] The song is jaunty and ridiculous, and I started to hop around the room doing can-can moves! [RobertArmin] You have something in common, I think, with Rebecca Luker. [RobertArmin] You both play generally serious romantic leading ladies... [RobertArmin] and rarely get to show just how "goofy" you can be in real life. [RobertArmin] That moment in Amour was just such a moment. [RobertArmin] It was quite a joy to watch you. [MelissaErrico] There are some differences between us too-- she didn't do nudity in PASSION and I added it to SUNDAY IN THE PARK-- [RobertArmin] Really? [MelissaErrico] I love her so much, but I do think I might have a more Mediterranean streak in me [MelissaErrico] I did the whole Color and Light sequence nude in a tub, Sondheim even rewrote lyrics [RobertArmin] Well, they should revive One Touch of Venus if that's something you might add. Definitely do big box office. [MelissaErrico] I would love to sing THAT’S HIM in the buff, in bedsheets [RobertArmin] Bring it on Broadway [RobertArmin] I am dying to hear that album. [RobertArmin] It has always been one of my favorite "lost scores." Thank goodness for Ben Bagley. [RobertArmin] His recordings were about the only ones available for years. [MelissaErrico] The book to VENUS is really a mess [MelissaErrico] Its hard to know what to do with it [RobertArmin] Well, I'm very good at rewriting old books. [MelissaErrico] Great, lets do it [RobertArmin] I've rewritten What Makes Sammy Run? which was a major mess. [RobertArmin] Just waiting for someone to mount a full production. [MelissaErrico] I haven't heard of it [RobertArmin] drsd2kill asks: Have you seen any shows in New York recently that you particularly enjoyed - purely as a spectator? [RobertArmin] Sammy is from 1964. Steve Lawrence and Sally Ann Howes starred. [RobertArmin] Ran 540 performance then disappeared. [RobertArmin] StevenD asks: Any chance of you ever doing a full Broadway disc? Maybe songs from roles you'll never get to play? [MelissaErrico] I saw Liev in Central Park this summer, and I am a fan of his work [MelissaErrico] Did you catch it? [RobertArmin] Liked him, didn't like the production, unfortunately. [RobertArmin] Too cutesy. [MelissaErrico] I can't wait to see NEVER GONNA DANCE [RobertArmin] I like my Shakespeare a little less Brooklyn. [RobertArmin] Yes! [MelissaErrico] I think there will be some great shows coming up.... [RobertArmin] I'm astonished that Karen Ziemba was cast in the "supporting" role. She's the greatest triple threat around! [MelissaErrico] StevenD....I didn't see your Q until now... [MelissaErrico] I don't know about committing to the "never gonna" idea yet! I want to find the roles I can play!! [MelissaErrico] I might do songs that are men's tunes, that interests me.... [RobertArmin] Lainie Kazan once did a recording of Joey, Joey from Most Happy Fella. [RobertArmin] It took on a whole new meaning -- like she was talking about what a louse her boyfriend Joey was. [MelissaErrico] Its hard when you have a major record deal, with a big company...they don't really encourage just theater music-- I need to find a twist [RobertArmin] StevenD adds: I was thinking more in that vein maybe On the Street Where You Live, things like that [MelissaErrico] I have this version of ACCUSTOMED which I am so proud of... [RobertArmin] Maybe you could do duets with more mainstream recording artists -- but with show songs. [MelissaErrico] come check it out at JOE’S PUB this Monday or Oct 27th... [RobertArmin] Get their audience interested. [MelissaErrico] That's why I am working with this new arranger, Rob Mathes [MelissaErrico] He was on stage with Bono (from U2) and Bono was singing Cole Porter [MelissaErrico] It was the coolest thing ever [RobertArmin] Yes, I want more "rock" [RobertArmin] performers to record show tunes [RobertArmin] but WITHOUT rocking them up needlessly. [MelissaErrico] And I thought, WHO did those arrangements? WHO is that pianist? Well, now I am working with him!! [RobertArmin] Sounds like you're on the right track. [MelissaErrico] Rock singers have no vibrato in their voices, it sounds more simple somehow, [RobertArmin] Let's stop a moment and talk a bit about how you got interested in singing and the theatre. [RobertArmin] You started very young. [MelissaErrico] all our theater training sometimes doesn't help [MelissaErrico] Yes, I started young [MelissaErrico] I was 18 in LES MISERABLES and played Cosette [RobertArmin] But even before that, you were playing leading roles in school [MelissaErrico] I was closer in age to Gavroche than Marius (the actors) [RobertArmin] From Kim in Bye Bye Birdie to Dolly Levi! [MelissaErrico] I was actually a cockroach in the Girl Scouts musical about Mexico-- La Cucaracha-- that was my break-through role [RobertArmin] StevenD writes: Didn't you also play Eva in Evita in Summer Camp? Along with Jason Robert Brown. [RobertArmin] ! [MelissaErrico] I was Eva and Jason was Che-- and we were 14! [RobertArmin] Don't know how I missed that Cucaracha musical. [RobertArmin] Ha. [MelissaErrico] It was so bizarre! [RobertArmin] You brought a deeper maturity to the role than even LuPone. [MelissaErrico] Jason was really good [MelissaErrico] I actually did a good death scene [RobertArmin] lol [RobertArmin] Excuse me, don't mean to laugh at your death scene. [MelissaErrico] But my face gets red, and I didn't look like a dying woman [RobertArmin] StevenD asks: How did the scene with Eva and the Mistress work out. Was she 8? [MelissaErrico] The mistress was just short [MelissaErrico] I'm tall and I could kick her *ss [RobertArmin] You can say it here. [RobertArmin] We don't censor! [RobertArmin] But I get the idea. [MelissaErrico] ass [MelissaErrico] now I feel better [RobertArmin] StevenD asks if it was like the movie Camp. [RobertArmin] Good, let it all out, Melissa. [MelissaErrico] ass [RobertArmin] Go for it! [MelissaErrico] CAMP was based on our competition, Stage Door [MelissaErrico] we were the grittier camp [RobertArmin] Are you talking about the performances or the sand? [MelissaErrico] there was so much sex going on [RobertArmin] And how old were you? [MelissaErrico] it was like porn camp [RobertArmin] This is getting interesting. [MelissaErrico] I was really young, like really [RobertArmin] In which of your camp musicals did you do a nude scene? [MelissaErrico] I played Carla in NINE when I was 15 in a body stocking, totally insane dance moves [RobertArmin] I can just picture you singing How Lovely To Be A Woman. [MelissaErrico] Seth Rudetsky showed the video at his Chatterbox when I appeared [RobertArmin] A Call from the Vatican at 15. Humbert Humbert would have loved it. [MelissaErrico] I was also Hedy LaRue at 12!! [MelissaErrico] From HOW TO SUCCEED [RobertArmin] FranklinShepardInc asks: Are there any pictures of that production of Nine??? [MelissaErrico] I had to come out in a towel and high heels--It got such a roar! [RobertArmin] He beat me to the question. [MelissaErrico] I have some photos of NINE that are insanely sexy [RobertArmin] Kris played Hedy, too, but she was a bit older... and taller... and, er, fuller. [MelissaErrico] Kris? [RobertArmin] My wife. [RobertArmin] You met her briefly in Williamstown. [MelissaErrico] Ah yes [RobertArmin] FranklinShepardInc adds: Please, please put them on your website!! [the photos] [MelissaErrico] I don't think I'll do that, but I would consider showing them to a fan backstage at a show if I knew they were coming [RobertArmin] Well, you'll probably have fans at Joe's Pub. [RobertArmin] Say, we need to stop a moment and give away a CD, now don't we? [MelissaErrico] Or ask Seth to have me back! [MelissaErrico] Seth likes gossip [RobertArmin] Can you think of an interesting Melissa Errico type question to ask? [MelissaErrico] Are you asking me? no [RobertArmin] Yes. [RobertArmin] Yes. [MelissaErrico] What do you mean? [RobertArmin] If you leave it to me, it gets VERY hard. [RobertArmin] Ask a nice simple question and we'll give away a CD. [MelissaErrico] Like a trivia question? [RobertArmin] Yes. [MelissaErrico] What classic role has Melissa recently reprised which she had already revived on Broadway? [RobertArmin] For the Wall To Wall Richard Rodgers album, the first person who responds will win. [RobertArmin] I know, I know. [RobertArmin] Actually, FranklinShepardInc was first. [MelissaErrico] Franklin--cool name-- [RobertArmin] He said Eliza Doolittle. [MelissaErrico] Sondheim fan? [RobertArmin] drsd2kill came in just a split second later. [MelissaErrico] I can give them both BLUE LIKE THAT cds [RobertArmin] Wow. [MelissaErrico] email me their addresses [RobertArmin] Okay, fellows. Send your names and mailing addresses to Fynsworth@showmusic.com. [RobertArmin] And I'll pass it on to Melissa. [RobertArmin] Such a nice lady. [MelissaErrico] Thanks for giving a darn and spending some time with me... [RobertArmin] And Franklin will also get the Wall to Wall album. [MelissaErrico] ps-- if we are wrapping up, I am on MISS MATCH on NBC this Friday night [RobertArmin] We have a bit more time. [RobertArmin] I saw you last week! [RobertArmin] You were so nasty. [MelissaErrico] For anyone who likes Alicia Silverstone and Ryan O'Neal...Alicia is the BEST [MelissaErrico] I was nasty? [RobertArmin] Passing on Reg Rogers. [RobertArmin] First he gets fired in Florida and then you reject him. [MelissaErrico] Reg is a sweetie [MelissaErrico] I warned him that musicals were hell [MelissaErrico] I told him in the trailer to hang on to his hat [RobertArmin] Are you on just one more week -- or is your character a recurring one? [MelissaErrico] They are heaven and hell [RobertArmin] Did you do the Miss Match before or after his Little Shop? [MelissaErrico] I am on one more week for sure, and then I will recur later [RobertArmin] It's a great character. [MelissaErrico] They haven't shot much in advance, so they are waiting to see responses [RobertArmin] I'll give you $2000 to find me a man! [MelissaErrico] Its always good to play the lonely girl [RobertArmin] That's a quote from your character -- not an offer [RobertArmin] for those who didn't see the show [MelissaErrico] She is a sexaholic in the next episode-- she loves both her choices-- and tries to balance them both [MelissaErrico] Its about matchmaking [MelissaErrico] And I like the chase and the game, more than I want a match [MelissaErrico] I worked with Reg before he started rehearsals for LITTLE SHOP [MelissaErrico] Has that opened yet? [MelissaErrico] Any word? [RobertArmin] Not yet. In a few days. [RobertArmin] I actually went down to Florida to see the show. [MelissaErrico] And? [RobertArmin] Other than the cheesy production values, the cast was great. [MelissaErrico] I am sure. [RobertArmin] They shouldn't have been tossed out. Alice Ripley would have been brilliant in the role. [MelissaErrico] I love Alice [RobertArmin] Thank goodness I went down to see it. [MelissaErrico] She is hot stuff, and she will find something else [RobertArmin] I will always remember her performance. [RobertArmin] The comments are adding up fast -- I didn't even see the ones that have rolled off the bottom of my screen. [RobertArmin] "Franklin" adds: Thank you Melissa!!! (Could I have some Nine pictures with that?) [MelissaErrico] good-- did you see her in the Sondheim festival, in Company? [MelissaErrico] Hey Franklin! [RobertArmin] drsd2kill adds: thanks for letting us know about MISS MATCH [MelissaErrico] No photos but if you come to Joe’s, I will bring one [RobertArmin] StevenD asks: Any chance Anna Karenina is going to get released soon? [MelissaErrico] Dressed to Kill-- enjoy this Friday, I think its on at 8pm NBC [MelissaErrico] Anna K is such a GREAT show [MelissaErrico] I don't know when, but it won't be long [RobertArmin] About Miss Match, StevenD adds: Your character sounds like Ado Annie meets Hello Dolly! [MelissaErrico] They want me to do a sexy photo for the cover [RobertArmin] I'll take the photo! [MelissaErrico] Ado meets Dolly-- how so? [RobertArmin] I used to be a professional photographer in California [MelissaErrico] Contact Dan Levine, who composed the show and is producing it [RobertArmin] I didn't get to see the Sondheim festival, unfortunately, but Fynsworth did release a recording of Alice singing Another Hundred People, fortunately [MelissaErrico] If anyone sees MISS MATCH or comes to Joe’s, you can always write to me via my website [RobertArmin] StevenD responds: Can't choose between men while a match maker is looking for men for her [MelissaErrico] Then you can expound on Ado/Dolly....anything you like! [MelissaErrico] Very true!! [RobertArmin] Yes, it's melissaerrico.com. Clever name for that. [RobertArmin] Sort of like robertarmin.com [MelissaErrico] I am an originator [MelissaErrico] I must say, I am starting to feel my jet lag! [MelissaErrico] I came in just last night [RobertArmin] Yes, we should let you go soon. [MelissaErrico] I think I might have to sign off soon, yeah [RobertArmin] It was so nice of you to agree to do tonight's chat. [MelissaErrico] My husband served me dinner while I sat here! [RobertArmin] Michael Cumpsty will reschedule soon, I hope. [RobertArmin] What a nice husband. [RobertArmin] Thank him for me. [MelissaErrico] Sushi from the corner restaurant! salmon teriyaki, yum [RobertArmin] Everybody is posting thank yous for you. Too many for me to transfer. [MelissaErrico] now I am sleepy. We came in from Athens last night [RobertArmin] Get some rest for next Monday night. At Joe's Pub. [MelissaErrico] Did I mention that when the USA won the Davis Cup, we stole off to Greece for a few days? [RobertArmin] You told me -- but not them. [MelissaErrico] Thanks for everything. I feel rested from my trip (good to get away sometimes and clear the mind) [RobertArmin] You're a lucky lady. [RobertArmin] And a talented one. [RobertArmin] All our good wishes to you. [MelissaErrico] and I was really happy to come on line tonight [MelissaErrico] Thanks. I appreciate it [MelissaErrico] And I will see you soon I hope [MelissaErrico] nude, or clothed [MelissaErrico] me, I mean, I guess [RobertArmin] I'll call you if I can come Monday. It depends on if I get a chat guest or not. [MelissaErrico] I hope so [RobertArmin] You DON'T want to see me nude, believe me. [MelissaErrico] And thanks for letting me use curses [MelissaErrico] very liberal [RobertArmin] Once more, please! [MelissaErrico] are you ready? [RobertArmin] Yup [MelissaErrico] set [MelissaErrico] go [MelissaErrico] ass [RobertArmin] Ah, that's good. [MelissaErrico] bye y'all [MelissaErrico] keep in touch [RobertArmin] Good night, Melissa. [MelissaErrico] night |
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