*tear*

[matataku_hoshi]

Dear Ernest in Love,

You are awesome.  Just turning on your DVD makes me feel better at the end of a long, highly crappy day.  Thank you for being so wonderful.  Even though I've seen your shininess many times and occasionally go away for a while, your sparkling quality will never fade.
Love,
Becca 

*ponders* Was a script ever released for Ernest in Love?  I have the Le Cinq issue for it and I know it's not in there.

In other news, I signed up for the pre-order sale for Dal Lake no Koi.  I think what this means is that basically I'm entering a lottery, although that might not necessarily be the case if not enough people enter.  But I'm worried since because this is a tour and there's so few dates that it'll be hard to get tickets. *crosses fingers* Wish me luck!

Comments

[kalen9.livejournal.com]

Good luck! (And the Japanese ticketing systems drive me nuts. They tried doing that at some Japanese movie premieres in New York, and my friends and I just wound up going home.) There must be after-reports. :D

[muffin-song.livejournal.com]

Japanese ticketing systems really are crazy. There's so many places you can buy tickets from and they don't even necessarily line up with each other (like tickets could be sold out at Lawsons but still around at the box office).

If I can get a ticket, there will definitey be an after report. I'm going to try my best to go. (It may, however, involve staying out all night in Kanagawa. I'm hoping this Ticket Pia thing works -_-;).

[kozuki.livejournal.com]

I've yet to see a script. Generally shows based on Western musicals don't have the scripts released...

[muffin-song.livejournal.com]

ざんねんですね？

Oh well, it probably has to do with copyright or something like that :/

[tsuzusushi.livejournal.com]

..............O_O

At the risk of being really, really annoying...can I ask where in the world you found such a miracle DVD?