Brevity by Dan Thompson for October 26, 2020

Or “You Are The Wind Beneath My Sheets”?

I hope she got a shingles vaccination.

“You Are The Wind Between My Cheeks”.

The divine miss matchmaker, matchmaker.

In 1968 I saw Fiddler On The Roof on Broadway in New York City on a Saturday.I kept the play bill as a souvenir. Almost 20 years later I found that play bill and read it closely. That’s when I noticed that the part of the the oldest daughter was played by a young actress by the name of Elizabeth Midler.Her first On Broadway part.

Groan.

Bette you didn’t see that one coming. Simply Devine.

First time I heard “The Wind Beneath My Wings” was in Las Vegas the year Jim Henson died. Rich Little sang it as Kermit to a large portrait of Henson.

Good thing she wasn’t searing her mermaid costume!

One of your best, Dan.