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Reminds me of something ornamental, like winter gourds. But it's June, for 'eff sake.
But the new one? It's a Kenmore: 30,000 BTUs with an additional 10,000 on a sideburner (which I've used!). It has 596 sq. inch cooking surface or a 24-burger area. (Not sure if you've been BBQ shopping lately, but they all advertise their cooking surface in "burger area" - really!)
The old one is rife with Legionnaires disease, but she was good to me.
My Angie, still on the boards.
Coming back to Broadway in the Fall as Che in "Evita". Wha? You don't remember Ricky in "Les Miz"? 
I haven’t seen the film in about as many years, even thought it’s omni-present on TV reruns. Actually, I didn’t WANT to see it for fear it would change the perception I have about the film. You know, it always seemed better when you were a kid... bigger, faster, more delicious. But I watched it over the weekend and enjoyed it.
The movie itself? Watching it again I can see what I connected with originally, the friendships, the drama, the high camp (Demi Moore is a hot mess!). I laughed my ass off at the clothes and the hair this time around too. I remember being in LOVE with Judd Nelson’s hair (but not his nostrils). I’d forgotten, however, that many of the individual stories are tied up too nicely at the end of the film. And Emilio Estevez’s character Kirby should have been in jail for stalking Andie MacDowell. 
Back when I first saw the movie I thought of all the Brat Pack, Andrew McCarthy should be a huge star. He was in “Pretty in Pink” - good - “Less Than Zero” - great - and “Mannequin” - oops! Hollywood can be so cruel. Here’s a scene how I’ll remember him: 
