Jonathan Frid adds an essay to his website

[Nancy]

It's called "Chills and Thrills" Part I and, trust me, it's not what you probably think it is.

For the point of the essay, you have to wait until Part II. But you might be amused by this first installment in the Jonathan At Large section.


www.jonathanfrid.com

To go directly to the new essay, www.jonathanfrid.com/jal.html

If you want Jonathan to consider putting his audio work on CDs, there is a feedback forum available in the Visitor's Corner section to send this message to him.

Thanks.

Nancy

[MrsJ]

Thanks for the link...I always enjoy his sense of humor!  And I do hope he decides to put some of his readings on CD...such a distinctive voice.  

MrsJ.

[Eleanor_Rigby]

I enjoyed reading this essay.  Mr. Frid is a wonderful storyteller.  I would enjoy hear this story, as all the others, on an audio tape or CD.

I am also grateful that he uses a large size font.  When reading an essay or a page with a lot of text I always have to change the font so I can see comfortably.  I did not have to do that on Mr. Frid's website.

[Connie]

Mr. Frid is a wonderful storyteller.  I would enjoy hear this story, as all the others, on an audio tape or CD.

Well, I would enjoy hearing this story on his lap.

[Linda]

Well, I would enjoy hearing this story on his lap.

That would make an entertaining storyboard.  

Cheers,

Linda

[Connie]

That would make an entertaining storyboard.  

Yeah!  Now see?  LINDA has the right idea.
Only I'm not sure how something like that could be captioned.  It would probably have to start out with something like....

Jonathan:  "Alas.  Something heavy....burdensome, hath befallen me."

-CLC  

[Julianka7]

Nancy,
That's for letting us know about the essay
I look forward to stopping by to check it out.

Connie,
I should know better , but you caught me off
guard. Thanks for the laughs
Julianka