My Life: the Musical
“Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, lyrics based on Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats by T. S. Eliot, additional lyrics by Trevor Nunn and Richard Stilgoe By the following Saturday they were no closer to figuring out Ian’s maddening clue, but it was a special Saturday nevertheless. It was Philip’s sixteenth birthday, and Emily was the only person who remembered.This was not entirely true, but Philip wished it were. Early that morning the fax machine in Philip’s mother’s bedroom had spit out a page ...from Wilmington, but it was too garbled to read more than “H py B th ay lv Mo.” For some reason Philip found this depressing.Mark, cheaply, had made Philip a fake ID and left it on his pillow. Philip stashed it in his sock drawer; he didn’t want it but at least it wasn’t some awful mocking present, like a Village People CD. And not Philip’s father but the second Mrs. Nebbling had sent a card from Seattle, where they now lived. “Best wishes from me and Dad,” she’d written.MoreLess
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