Dan Says and I do…

Mr. Budiac has requested that I fill out my AOL member profile.

Four jobs I’ve had:

1. Publicist for a leading American resident theatre company. 2000–present.
2. Director of marketing for a community arts education center. 1997–2000.
3. Promotions associate and editor for a public television station. 1995–1997.
4. Freelance journalist. 1989–the occasional present.

Four movies I can watch over and over:

1. The American President
2. Airplane!
3. The Producers
4. Seven Brides for Seven Brothers

Four places I’ve lived:

1. St. Louis, Missouri. 1994–forevermore.
2. Richmond Heights, Missouri. 1990–1994.
3. Webster Groves, Missouri. 1987–1990.
4. New London, Missouri. 1968–1987.

Four TV shows I love:

1. The West Wing
2. The Dick Van Dyke Show
3. Battlestar Galactica
4. The Big Valley

Four places I’ve vacationed:

1. San Francisco, California
2. Las Vegas, Nevada
3. Parke County, Indiana
4. New York, New York (the city so nice they named it twice)

Four of my favorite dishes:

1. Stuffed lobster, Shaw's Crab House, Chicago, Illinois
2. Boeuf bourguignon, Chez Leon, St. Louis, Missouri
3. Poached asparagus, anywhere, anytime
4. Creme brulee, 609, St. Louis, Missouri (among many exemplars)

Four sites I visit daily RSS feeds I devour whenever they update:

1. Towleroad: pretty, witty and gay.
2. Any move Lance Arthur makes: C'mon. It's Lance.
3. My Flickr friends photos: A dozen little reunions every day.
4. Broadway Stars: A quick précis of most things I have to read.

Four places I would rather be right now:

1. Lifting a glass with my pals at any of a dozen watering holes in Chicago, Illinois.
2. Hanging out with the big, beautiful brains of my pals at the South by Southwest Interactive conference in Austin, Texas (soon, my pretties!).
3. In London, at the Royal National Theatre, seeing Once in a Lifetime.
4. In a post-coital snuggle between Taye Diggs and Jesse L. Martin.

I hereby tag the following people:

1. RuPaul
2. Ben Roethlisberger
3. Barney Stinson
4. Rosie O'Donnell (in verse, please)

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