Cheers for Mira

 Posted on 5/7/1996 by J. Michael Straczynski <71016.1644@compuserve.com> to CIS


Vicki Mitchell <76234.1317@compuserve.com> asks:
> Would you please relay to Mira Furlan our highest compliments on
> her scene with G'Kar in "Ship of Tears"?

I'll tell her when next I see her; thanks.

jms



Cheers for Mira

 Posted on 5/13/1996 by J. Michael Straczynski <71016.1644@compuserve.com> to CIS


{original post unavailable}

Which is pretty much what I told you would be the case by this
point. (Nobody ever believes me...do I have an untrustworthy face? Do
I look like Robert Vesco trying to sneak back into the country
disguised as Moe Howard?)

And yes, Bruce is a hell of a lot better than some folks were
willing to give him credit for in the beginning. I think that's coming
out now as his role becomes more deep and more serious.

jms



Cheers for Mira

 Posted on 5/13/1996 by J. Michael Straczynski <71016.1644@compuserve.com> to CIS


{original post unavailable}

Tell your husband that the Flying Tigers actually have given
their permission for us to use their logos and artwork; Sheridan's
helmet has a Flying Tigers logo.

jms



Cheers for Mira

 Posted on 5/15/1996 by J. Michael Straczynski <71016.1644@compuserve.com> to CIS


{original post had no questions}

Couldn't agree with you more.

jms



Cheers for Mira

 Posted on 5/15/1996 by J. Michael Straczynski <71016.1644@compuserve.com> to CIS


{original post had no questions}

Exactly. A Heinlein hero isn't a bad description.

jms



Cheers for Mira

 Posted on 5/17/1996 by J. Michael Straczynski <71016.1644@compuserve.com> to CIS


Philip Hornsey <74053.2101@compuserve.com> asks:
> Any suggestions?

A toast for a wedding, eh? I'm not usually asked to do this
sort of thing -- I generally avoid those morbid parentheticals of the
human soul, weddings and funerals -- but off the top of my head....

The heart is an inland sea, surrounded on either side by
infinities of time. On one side, the unsteady molecule, shaken by
storm and the unlikely perambulations of amino acids, paraded across
the centuries until their name was man, and woman, until they created
poetries and cities and walked across the Sea of Tranquility. On the
other side, an uncertain future, waiting to be shaped by hands clasped
across that ocean of possibilities. Looked at from here, in the
starlight of sanctified vows, that horizon can be daunting, even
frightening. But there is nothing so dark or so profound that it can
outwit the infinity that is behind you, or undo all that went into
creating you. Any problems before you are temporary; but the inland
sea of the heart is eternal. May your journey be filled with calm seas
and clear skies, guided by the compass of your entwined souls.

jms