Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on May 08, 2018, 12:16:40 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were neither fish nor fowl, and now it is time for you to post until the neither fish nor fowl beefy cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: MENAGERIE!
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First post after BK!
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...finally.
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This morning, I have a dental appointment. After I get to work, I have a meeting with the rep from one of our book vendors. Then tonight, rehearsal.
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But first, to bed.
Good night and have a good day, all!
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Good morning, all!
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Around noon, I will head down to City Center for this afternoon's rehearsal of Me and My Girl.
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This dump needs a serious tidy and vaccuum this morning.
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Annabelle and I have a celebration planned for tomorrow, so I need to work on that as well this morning.
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This dump needs a serious tidy and vaccuum this morning.
When you're done there....
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Around noon, I will head down to City Center for this afternoon's rehearsal of Me and My Girl.
I am really sorry to be missing this, and the chance to spend some quality time with my Elmore
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The new med really knocks me out, I took it last night and then I was OUT...the nice thing is that I am now sleeping through the night instead of my usual 2 or 3 wake ups and I am not groggy in the morning
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Woke up without the alarm at 6:15, already showered, breakfasted, did a load of towels and niw enjoying a mug of decaf in the recliner before setting off for my day
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I have had a little lull at work which has been wonderful in allowing me to catch up on everything
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Tomorrow I am taking the day off. The "Forever Fifty" club at church is making their annual trip to Sght &Sound theatre in Lancaster PA
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I am treating my Mom as her Mother's Day gift
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This year instead of our usual Cracker Barrel lunch we are going to a Amish Smorgasbord
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I wonder how many of us will be snoozing through the performance after they meal
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It has become tradition that I bring some DVDs to watch on the way home ( we only watch one but I bring a selection to choose from)
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Last year we ended up watching Fiddler on The Roof
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Since I am the youngster in this group (the median age is about 82) and since it is a church group I try to be careful about my choices
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This year I am thinking about bringing Mama Mia, The King &I and Joseph and his Technicolored Dreamcoat
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Maybe Hello Dolly...
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Good morning, all.
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Had a sizable ADDAMS-inspired dream.
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Vixmom, which Amish place?
It’s been years, but I’ve been to Plain & Fancy and Good & Plenty. Those were the big family style jernts then.
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Annabelle and I have a celebration planned for tomorrow, so I need to work on that as well this morning.
Oh my!
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Posture from the car place again, by the bye. The A/C coolant still leaked after being refilled the other day. These leaks can be hard to find, depending on the car.
So tomorrow I leave for Ohio, and we’ve decided I’m taking Kristi’s car and she’ll use mine for the week. I can’t take a chance on being without the A/C, either on the road or driving around Cincinnati. Amazing to think that at one time we lived without it completely. Now, no way.
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Posture from the car place? ? ?
No way I typed that. Posting! Posting! Posting!
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To my knowledge, I have no spell check working here. I do use the iPad’s auto-fill capabilities, and if you go fast it’s easy to hit the wrong word.
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T.O.D.
ED WOOD
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BK,
What is "the Earthquake thing" that must be moved?
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Vacuuming, litter, and morning patrol accomplished. Annabelle stopped by to say hello to Val and Heidi, and she didn't want to leave their apartment. It must be the fact they have four more rooms for her to explore.
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Tuesday.....tonight we are finally getting to the Cabinet scene/song after many postponements, etc. We shall see what happens.
I am also improving the ending of "...Herbert Hoover", which will cause much excitement and murmuring among the populace.....
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I will also be playing Major Metcalfe in the July production of THE MOUSETRAP which will be fun....and yes the woman auditioning who also thought she was a director has been cast....
This could be amusing or annoying....time will tell.
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WELL......we are having a tree taken down....an elm tree that has outlived its time....a silver oak topped and trimmed....and our crabapple tree trimmed.
Sunday when my mother was attending services, she was cornered by my sister in law and her daughter in law (married to my nephew)....who said they wanted the wood from the tree to burn this winter. My mother just said....uh okay.
I of course was not so happy when I heard this development. In the first place, they are two of the laziest, ungrateful people I have ever known in my life....and I can't imagine they would move the wood in a timely manner.
The tree man, when I told him, said that if we keep the wood, he would just leave the trunk in the yard. He doesn't cut it up.
So.....this morning I told my brother that the tree man would be taking the wood and that said ingrates would not be getting it. He said okay.....but I have a feeling we have not heard the end of this.
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I will also be playing Major Metcalfe in the July production of THE MOUSETRAP which will be fun....and yes the woman auditioning who also thought she was a director has been cast....
This could be amusing or annoying....time will tell.
Do you have many scenes with her? If not, sit back and enjoy the discomfort of others.
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The new med really knocks me out, I took it last night and then I was OUT...the nice thing is that I am now sleeping through the night instead of my usual 2 or 3 wake ups and I am not groggy in the morning
The best you can hope for with a medication.
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Posture from the car place again, by the bye. The A/C coolant still leaked after being refilled the other day. These leaks can be hard to find, depending on the car.
So tomorrow I leave for Ohio, and we’ve decided I’m taking Kristi’s car and she’ll use mine for the week. I can’t take a chance on being without the A/C, either on the road or driving around Cincinnati. Amazing to think that at one time we lived without it completely. Now, no way.
I am glad you are trading cars for your road trip. Vibes all goes well and that your car can be fixed.
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Posture from the car place? ? ?
No way I typed that. Posting! Posting! Posting!
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I will also be playing Major Metcalfe in the July production of THE MOUSETRAP which will be fun....and yes the woman auditioning who also thought she was a director has been cast....
This could be amusing or annoying....time will tell.
Congratulations and I am shocked that woman was cast.
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Stay strong DR Jrand, the tree man gave you a perfect excuse to get rid of the tree.
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Tuesday morning greetings! I will be E & T most of the day due to end-of-year meal functions for 2 of my 3 ladies' groups. Current Events Club has a luncheon today and AAUW Middletown has a dinner, both at Brown's Run Country Club. DAR had their luncheon there LAST Tuesday.
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Thanks to DR TCB for the knee vibes from last night. It still hurts today, but much improved over yesterday.
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TCB - That's because you were always such a gentleman and kept us at ease.
Though we did saw "Awe - something" or was it "Aw - something" when you couldn't get to the Village show? Does that count? :)
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Please rest up a day or two before before June 14, though. :)
The HHW June 14th mini-get-together promises not to be rowdy, but the show is not until 8 that night. It should be under 2 hours, with intermission, though.
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Jrand, in case you want to sing to the tree. I think this has been linked on HHW before, but if you never saw it, it's new to you. :)
Hosted by Frank Rich in 1976 - about "Someone in a Tree" (Frank Rich was about 25 and the film critic for the NY Post then. (This aired as a 30-minute show on a Sunday morning.)
Also features J. Weidman & S. Sondheim, and several cast members from the show. The ending (of part 2 below) when they sing the song is a thrilling wind-up.
Someone in a Tree - Anatomy of a Song -Documentary hosted by a very young Frank Rich about the song "Someone in a Tree" from Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's musical, Pacific Overtures, 1976
Part 1 of 2 - about 13 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFkldZHOp_k
Part 2 of 2 - about 15 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPmRiJNOVz0
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John Weidman back then looks like a handsome version of Ron Jeremy (for those aware of Ron Jeremy's oeuvre in the 1970s. I didn't know Mr. Jeremy's film work until years later.)
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Thanks DR FJL....
Yes DR JANE, I thought so, too.
I actually think my brother was GLAD because he knew he would have had to do the work.
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DR ELMORE I read the play again last night, and I do not think I have more than one group scene with her....certainly nothing between just the two of us....so that is a relief.
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I posted on the ANNIE Facebook group page that the Hoover-villains would have a slight and they are all agog at the idea....yes they are agog.
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Ron Jeremy....nope....never heard of him....nope....don't know the name....nope....
*wink*
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Thanks to DR TCB for the knee vibes from last night. It still hurts today, but much improved over yesterday.
Better is good but I think continued healing vibes are needed.
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Please rest up a day or two before before June 14, though. :)
The HHW June 14th mini-get-together promises not to be rowdy, but the show is not until 8 that night. It should be under 2 hours, with intermission, though.
Good idea about resting.
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Thanks DR FJL....
Yes DR JANE, I thought so, too.
I actually think my brother was GLAD because he knew he would have had to do the work.
I didn't think of him being glad not to do the work, that's funny.
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For the first time in six months I opened the linen closet door on a permanent basis. I had closed it when Thatch came to live here because he was so small I feared if he got lost or stuck inside it we might never find him again. Now that he's nine months old and the size of Annabelle when she arrived last September, I think we'll be okay. Annabelle used to hide there and climb onto one of the shelves of sheets and towels to sleep.
It's funny watching him investigate all these new scents, nooks and crannies.
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I'm up, I'm up - five hours of sleep.
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The earthquake thing is some device that, in the case of an earthquake, shuts down the gas.
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Good morning / afternoon.
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Page 3
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I've decided to stay home this afternoon. My stomach isn't sitting well, and for the past couple of days my left leg doesn't want to support me. I'll try to catch the matinee on Saturday.
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For the first time in six months I opened the linen closet door on a permanent basis. I had closed it when Thatch came to live here because he was so small I feared if he got lost or stuck inside it we might never find him again. Now that he's nine months old and the size of Annabelle when she arrived last September, I think we'll be okay. Annabelle used to hide there and climb onto one of the shelves of sheets and towels to sleep.
It's funny watching him investigate all these new scents, nooks and crannies.
And shedding hair on your towels & sheets now that they are older ;)
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The earthquake thing is some device that, in the case of an earthquake, shuts down the gas.
Did the earthquake in Cabazon this morning shut it off?
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For the first time in six months I opened the linen closet door on a permanent basis. I had closed it when Thatch came to live here because he was so small I feared if he got lost or stuck inside it we might never find him again. Now that he's nine months old and the size of Annabelle when she arrived last September, I think we'll be okay. Annabelle used to hide there and climb onto one of the shelves of sheets and towels to sleep.
It's funny watching him investigate all these new scents, nooks and crannies.
And shedding hair on your towels & sheets now that they are older ;)
Doesn't bother me in the least. It's their home, too.
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Feel better DR elmore.
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Earthquake thing is being fixed now - very noisy out there.
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I got shaving and showering done before he arrived, just in case.
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I am thinking about getting a dog once the theatre season ends in September....it's a start.
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I am full of LONG stories lately...but:
My surgeon's nurse called yesterday to see if I had scheduled my colonostomy.....it's been one year today since my surgery. I told her I tried but I keep leaving messages and they don't call back. She told me Dr. Tsai would do it....but I told her I would.
I called the center....got a PERSON....and set it up for June 25. She said she would send a prescription for the pre stuff and to get an enema. I told her I couldn't have an enema....there is no....uh....place left to have one.
She argued with me...then said she would talk to the doctor. An hour later the doctor's nurse called and asked me all kinds of questions about my....uh....place. She asked me if I had put a finger there....and I said no....there's no there there.
She said she would talk to Dr. Buckley....called me back this morning....no enema. I told I was glad she got to the bottom of it.
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I am thinking about getting a dog once the theatre season ends in September....it's a start.
We are still thinking.
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I am full of LONG stories lately...but:
My surgeon's nurse called yesterday to see if I had scheduled my colonostomy.....it's been one year today since my surgery. I told her I tried but I keep leaving messages and they don't call back. She told me Dr. Tsai would do it....but I told her I would.
I called the center....got a PERSON....and set it up for June 25. She said she would send a prescription for the pre stuff and to get an enema. I told her I couldn't have an enema....there is no....uh....place left to have one.
She argued with me...then said she would talk to the doctor. An hour later the doctor's nurse called and asked me all kinds of questions about my....uh....place. She asked me if I had put a finger there....and I said no....there's no there there.
She said she would talk to Dr. Buckley....called me back this morning....no enema. I told I was glad she got to the bottom of it.
While laughing at your sense of humor, this is ridiculous and should be related to your doctor. Enema for a colonoscopy after the regular prep-huh?
I am curious about the prep they do give you. I am now 6 months behind schedule cuz I just can't face the prep again. Some doctors do a fairly easy one vs the tons of liquid I am required to drink. I saw a new doctor here and she expected me to drink even more, impossible.
This new prep, which should be out later this year, is in the news today.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2018/05/08/new-drug-make-colonoscopy-prep-easier-plenvu/589816002/
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Thanks for the article DR JANE. I won't know exactly what mine is until I pick it up....I hope it's NOT the gallon jug of stuff.
If it's really available in the third quarter - I will miss it by 5 days. :P
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The earthquake thing is some device that, in the case of an earthquake, shuts down the gas.
Okay, I think we had that, too.
Thankfully, we don't get earthquakes in Austin.
(Oops! Famous last words.)
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I am thinking about getting a dog once the theatre season ends in September....it's a start.
Excellent news!
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I am full of LONG stories lately...but:
My surgeon's nurse called yesterday to see if I had scheduled my colonostomy.....it's been one year today since my surgery. I told her I tried but I keep leaving messages and they don't call back. She told me Dr. Tsai would do it....but I told her I would.
I called the center....got a PERSON....and set it up for June 25. She said she would send a prescription for the pre stuff and to get an enema. I told her I couldn't have an enema....there is no....uh....place left to have one.
She argued with me...then said she would talk to the doctor. An hour later the doctor's nurse called and asked me all kinds of questions about my....uh....place. She asked me if I had put a finger there....and I said no....there's no there there.
She said she would talk to Dr. Buckley....called me back this morning....no enema. I told I was glad she got to the bottom of it.
LOL!
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To the great relief of Robin, Chris, Carol, Katie, Nita, and myself, today's luncheon menu was very different from this evening's dinner menu. And, having written the check to pay for the luncheon, my year as treasurer of Current Events Club is now over. I'll be very glad to turn this responsibility over to Anne this summer.
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I have voted in the primary election and am home now for a few hours before Mary Linda and I pick up Anita for the AAUW dinner.
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The earthquake thing is some device that, in the case of an earthquake, shuts down the gas.
Okay, I think we had that, too.
Thankfully, we don't get earthquakes in Austin.
(Oops! Famous last words.)
We were surprised we needed earthquake insurance here.
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Thanks for the article DR JANE. I won't know exactly what mine is until I pick it up....I hope it's NOT the gallon jug of stuff.
If it's really available in the third quarter - I will miss it by 5 days. :P
I am sure you will have other opportunities for it. I couldn't find any reactions from people that have taken it. It may be less liquid but it doesn't mean I can get it all down or keep it down.
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To the great relief of Robin, Chris, Carol, Katie, Nita, and myself, today's luncheon menu was very different from this evening's dinner menu. And, having written the check to pay for the luncheon, my year as treasurer of Current Events Club is now over. I'll be very glad to turn this responsibility over to Anne this summer.
That's great. Enjoy your evening.
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Keith replaced my keyboard with a "better" one. I keep hitting on wrong keys.
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Me too DR JANE and I've had my keyboard for two months.
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Off to rehearsal in 15 minutes.....Hooverville will be improved...oh YES....it will be improved.
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Good afternoon, all.
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TOD:
Crimes and Misdemeanors
North by Northwest
Tucker
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First day back at work. Bought my tickets for Maui in June.
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I will also be playing Major Metcalfe in the July production of THE MOUSETRAP which will be fun....and yes the woman auditioning who also thought she was a director has been cast....
This could be amusing or annoying....time will tell.
Congrats, Jrand! And...
~~~Vibes of Coping (if necessary)!!~~~
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Me too DR JANE and I've had my keyboard for two months.
Oh no, I think I am in trouble :)
I still have the old one if I want it. My nails must were off the letters on a few of the keys cuz I seem to miss them after awhile. Keith thinks this is a problem but I rarely look at the keys when I am typing. Mostly I look to put in passwords.
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First day back at work. Bought my tickets for Maui in June.
That sounds lovely.
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OMG! My friend Charlie's book was released today. I hope it does good things for his career; it's not always been easy since he left the Bernstein office.
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Page 4 Dance!
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Good selling vibes to your friend Charlie.
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I am full of LONG stories lately...but:
My surgeon's nurse called yesterday to see if I had scheduled my colonostomy.....it's been one year today since my surgery. I told her I tried but I keep leaving messages and they don't call back. She told me Dr. Tsai would do it....but I told her I would.
I called the center....got a PERSON....and set it up for June 25. She said she would send a prescription for the pre stuff and to get an enema. I told her I couldn't have an enema....there is no....uh....place left to have one.
She argued with me...then said she would talk to the doctor. An hour later the doctor's nurse called and asked me all kinds of questions about my....uh....place. She asked me if I had put a finger there....and I said no....there's no there there.
She said she would talk to Dr. Buckley....called me back this morning....no enema. I told I was glad she got to the bottom of it.
I am a rather curious person when it comes to medical information and did a quick search. It seems sometimes an enema is used to flush a stoma. Maybe that was what she was talking about.
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Hello, everyone.
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I had a dental hygiene appointment today. A good report, but I plan to stay on an every-3-months schedule for the rest of the year. I want to monitor things a little more closely.
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I stopped at Panera afterwards for lunch. And, of course, the bakery with the mini pies.
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Then I did a little more tax prep. Every time I think I've finished one piece I realize there's something I've forgotten to check. This happens every year. That's the problem with only doing something once a year.
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Last night I spoke to a friend who lives on Hawaii's Big Island. He said they live about eighteen miles from the volcano, but they went to the other side of the island because of the bad air. I cannot imagine living as close to an active volcano as some people do (well, did).
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Woke up without the alarm at 6:15, already showered, breakfasted, did a load of towels and niw enjoying a mug of decaf in the recliner before setting off for my day
I'm amazed you were able to do a load of laundry before work.
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No way I typed that.
I find myself saying that ALL the time!
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Good evening!
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WELL......we are having a tree taken down....an elm tree that has outlived its time....a silver oak topped and trimmed....and our crabapple tree trimmed.
Sunday when my mother was attending services, she was cornered by my sister in law and her daughter in law (married to my nephew)....who said they wanted the wood from the tree to burn this winter. My mother just said....uh okay.
I of course was not so happy when I heard this development. In the first place, they are two of the laziest, ungrateful people I have ever known in my life....and I can't imagine they would move the wood in a timely manner.
The tree man, when I told him, said that if we keep the wood, he would just leave the trunk in the yard. He doesn't cut it up.
So.....this morning I told my brother that the tree man would be taking the wood and that said ingrates would not be getting it. He said okay.....but I have a feeling we have not heard the end of this.
Too bad your sister-in-law didn't have to cut the wood herself.
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Jrand, in case you want to sing to the tree. I think this has been linked on HHW before, but if you never saw it, it's new to you. :)
Hosted by Frank Rich in 1976 - about "Someone in a Tree" (Frank Rich was about 25 and the film critic for the NY Post then. (This aired as a 30-minute show on a Sunday morning.)
Also features J. Weidman & S. Sondheim, and several cast members from the show. The ending (of part 2 below) when they sing the song is a thrilling wind-up.
Someone in a Tree - Anatomy of a Song -Documentary hosted by a very young Frank Rich about the song "Someone in a Tree" from Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's musical, Pacific Overtures, 1976
Part 1 of 2 - about 13 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFkldZHOp_k
Part 2 of 2 - about 15 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JPmRiJNOVz0
Very interesting. Thanks, FJL.
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Vehicle vibes to DR Chas. And travel vibes, too.
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I am thinking about getting a dog once the theatre season ends in September....it's a start.
Any breed in mind?
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I had a dental hygiene appointment today. A good report, but I plan to stay on an every-3-months schedule for the rest of the year. I want to monitor things a little more closely.
What a relief for you.
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Hello, Kevin.
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Last night I spoke to a friend who lives on Hawaii's Big Island. He said they live about eighteen miles from the volcano, but they went to the other side of the island because of the bad air. I cannot imagine living as close to an active volcano as some people do (well, did).
No, you just live where there are earthquakes & fires ;)
Thanks for the report. I don't know anyone there and have been wondering how people are doing.
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WELL......we are having a tree taken down....an elm tree that has outlived its time....a silver oak topped and trimmed....and our crabapple tree trimmed.
Sunday when my mother was attending services, she was cornered by my sister in law and her daughter in law (married to my nephew)....who said they wanted the wood from the tree to burn this winter. My mother just said....uh okay.
I of course was not so happy when I heard this development. In the first place, they are two of the laziest, ungrateful people I have ever known in my life....and I can't imagine they would move the wood in a timely manner.
The tree man, when I told him, said that if we keep the wood, he would just leave the trunk in the yard. He doesn't cut it up.
So.....this morning I told my brother that the tree man would be taking the wood and that said ingrates would not be getting it. He said okay.....but I have a feeling we have not heard the end of this.
Too bad your sister-in-law didn't have to cut the wood herself.
Then she would not have wanted it-lol
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I will also be playing Major Metcalfe in the July production of THE MOUSETRAP which will be fun....and yes the woman auditioning who also thought she was a director has been cast....
This could be amusing or annoying....time will tell.
Congrats, Jrand! And...
~~~Vibes of Coping (if necessary)!!~~~
;)
Vibes from us here, too.
There are times I wonder if medicine is an assembly line business to everyone but the doctor.
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And rarely, even to the doctor.
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This morning I found out the renewal on one of my thyroid medications was declined. Neither the pharmacy or the doctor's office called to inform me of this :o
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I haven't heard the word "oligarch" in a while, now dozens of times today.
On CNN, i keep hearing "oligarch" as "Olive Garden" when Anderson Cooper says it.
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This morning I found out the renewal on one of my thyroid medications was declined. Neither the pharmacy or the doctor's office called to inform me of this :o
I hope it's resolved by now.
I was not that quick as a very young child. I thought thyroids were a type of hemorrhoid on the thigh.
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OMG! My friend Charlie's book was released today. I hope it does good things for his career; it's not always been easy since he left the Bernstein office.
Sales vibes for Charlie!
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I had a dental hygiene appointment today. A good report, but I plan to stay on an every-3-months schedule for the rest of the year. I want to monitor things a little more closely.
What a relief for you.
The tricky thing is that, aside from my gums looking rough, I had NO idea last year that I had an infection in my jaw. No pain. Nothing. But the jaw infection caused me to keep getting sick. I'm glad the dentist caught it.
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I did forget that last year the doctor put in an order for me to get my blood work done in March. Tomorrow morning I will get it done.
I have never been told to wait until after the test to take my medication, yet my online search recommends I do just that. So, I shall take my medication with me and take it right after the test has been done. I could wait until I get home except I have to wait an hour to eat after taking the medications.
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Off to rehearsal in 15 minutes.....Hooverville will be improved...oh YES....it will be improved.
Is that where the Petticoat Junction name Hooterville was adapted from?
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Or was it Green Acres?
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I had a dental hygiene appointment today. A good report, but I plan to stay on an every-3-months schedule for the rest of the year. I want to monitor things a little more closely.
What a relief for you.
The tricky thing is that, aside from my gums looking rough, I had NO idea last year that I had an infection in my jaw. No pain. Nothing. But the jaw infection caused me to keep getting sick. I'm glad the dentist caught it.
Yes, thank goodness for that. You would have expected to feel some discomfort.
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Or was it Green Acres?
Apparently both and more. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hooterville
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Last night I spoke to a friend who lives on Hawaii's Big Island. He said they live about eighteen miles from the volcano, but they went to the other side of the island because of the bad air. I cannot imagine living as close to an active volcano as some people do (well, did).
No, you just live where there are earthquakes & fires ;)
Thanks for the report. I don't know anyone there and have been wondering how people are doing.
I'm comfortable with earthquakes.
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But my Hawaiian friend did say that their earthquakes were unsettling. Apparently, they've been VERY frequent.
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This morning I found out the renewal on one of my thyroid medications was declined. Neither the pharmacy or the doctor's office called to inform me of this :o
I hope it's resolved by now.
I was not that quick as a very young child. I thought thyroids were a type of hemorrhoid on the thigh.
that's funny.
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This morning I found out the renewal on one of my thyroid medications was declined. Neither the pharmacy or the doctor's office called to inform me of this :o
Oh, my goodness! :-\ What happens now?
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In my experience, communication between the doctor's office and the pharmacy is often a nightmare.
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Vibes that Jane's Rx problem is sorted out quickly.
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TTFN.
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OMG! My friend Charlie's book was released today. I hope it does good things for his career; it's not always been easy since he left the Bernstein office.
Looks good. And I could use a good Bernstein read. Have you read any of it?
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While I'm thinking about it...
I'll be E&T tomorrow, until I get to Cincinnati in the evening. I'm hitting the road at 6:30 am. Or at least that's the plan.
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I had a dental hygiene appointment today. A good report, but I plan to stay on an every-3-months schedule for the rest of the year. I want to monitor things a little more closely.
What a relief for you.
The tricky thing is that, aside from my gums looking rough, I had NO idea last year that I had an infection in my jaw. No pain. Nothing. But the jaw infection caused me to keep getting sick. I'm glad the dentist caught it.
Yikes!!
~~~Teeth Stay Health Vibes for Jeanne!!~~~
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And now, I need to leave for the theater. Tonight and tomorrow are our last rehearsals without any audience. Thursday is the (free? $5?) preview, then we open on Friday!
Be back later.
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Finally back from the speaking thing and then some food. Have to catch up on stuff now. Also, spent two hours getting the chart and track right for our opening number.
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OMG! My friend Charlie's book was released today. I hope it does good things for his career; it's not always been easy since he left the Bernstein office.
Looks good. And I could use a good Bernstein read. Have you read any of it?
No. just heard a lot of his stories about LB.
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Last night I spoke to a friend who lives on Hawaii's Big Island. He said they live about eighteen miles from the volcano, but they went to the other side of the island because of the bad air. I cannot imagine living as close to an active volcano as some people do (well, did).
No, you just live where there are earthquakes & fires ;)
Thanks for the report. I don't know anyone there and have been wondering how people are doing.
I'm comfortable with earthquakes.
;D
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But my Hawaiian friend did say that their earthquakes were unsettling. Apparently, they've been VERY frequent.
I have read that. Earthquakes along with an erupting volcano is very unsettling.
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This morning I found out the renewal on one of my thyroid medications was declined. Neither the pharmacy or the doctor's office called to inform me of this :o
I hope it's resolved by now.
I was not that quick as a very young child. I thought thyroids were a type of hemorrhoid on the thigh.
;D It won't be resolved until I get the results of my early functioning test.
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Vixmom, which Amish place?
It’s been years, but I’ve been to Plain & Fancy and Good & Plenty. Those were the big family style jernts then.
I don't remember ... I will give a full report tomorrow
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In my experience, communication between the doctor's office and the pharmacy is often a nightmare.
I have had this happen in Ashland and both the pharmacy and the doctor's office called me. I could have done the blood work last week.
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Vibes that Jane's Rx problem is sorted out quickly.
Thanks. I have two thyroid medications and I will not pick up the other one, that oddly had 3 remaining refills, until I know my meds don't need an adjustment.
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While I'm thinking about it...
I'll be E&T tomorrow, until I get to Cincinnati in the evening. I'm hitting the road at 6:30 am. Or at least that's the plan.
Save a safe drive with little traffic.
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Or was it Green Acres?
Apparently both and more. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hooterville
Thanks. Fascinating level of detail!
Pennsylvania
The name Hooterville approximates Hooverville, a term used for the shantytowns that emerged during the Great Depression. But it also approximates Hooversville, Pennsylvania, a bucolic town on railroad tracks in western Pennsylvania. Also, characters on Green Acres make trips to and from New York City on an occasional basis and appear to make the round trip in a day's time.
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OMG! My friend Charlie's book was released today. I hope it does good things for his career; it's not always been easy since he left the Bernstein office.
Looks good. And I could use a good Bernstein read. Have you read any of it?
No. just heard a lot of his stories about LB.
That reminds me. I must get back to work on "My Dead Aunt Thanks You" or at least take notes for it.
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Watching The Disaster Artist. Ouch. It's not any better than The Room was. And everybody is in it. Melanie Griffith, Tina Fey, you name it.
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Loved some of the images from the Met Gala, which I usually don't care about.
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Starting Brokenwood before going to bed. Love the writing on this show.
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The latest choice of the office book club is slasher comedy called Final Girls by Riley Sager.
Very different from Everybody Lies and Snow Crasher, our previous selections.
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Is "Everybody Lies" an indirect Sondheim reference?
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Found out today the great actor and director Norman Lloyd is still alive at age 103 and recently made an appearance at an screening of an early movie. That's wonderful. Always loved him in St. Elsewhere.
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Six!
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Good night, all.
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Or was it Green Acres?
Apparently both and more. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hooterville
Thanks. Fascinating level of detail!
Pennsylvania
The name Hooterville approximates Hooverville, a term used for the shantytowns that emerged during the Great Depression. But it also approximates Hooversville, Pennsylvania, a bucolic town on railroad tracks in western Pennsylvania. Also, characters on Green Acres make trips to and from New York City on an occasional basis and appear to make the round trip in a day's time.
Interesting 😊
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OMG! My friend Charlie's book was released today. I hope it does good things for his career; it's not always been easy since he left the Bernstein office.
Looks good. And I could use a good Bernstein read. Have you read any of it?
No. just heard a lot of his stories about LB.
That reminds me. I must get back to work on "My Dead Aunt Thanks You" or at least take notes for it.
;D
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We are watching season 5 of "The 100"
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Finished with my viewing, release is all prepped.
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Good evening.
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Congratulations, Jrand on being cast. I have played Major Metcalfe, as well.
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I went to lunch with my sister and her husband today.
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Or I could say that I went to lunch with my brother-in-law and his wife.
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I had halibut and chips.
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And I took home a piece of turtle cheesecake for dessert.
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Found out today the great actor and director Norman Lloyd is still alive at age 103 and recently made an appearance at an screening of an early movie. That's wonderful. Always loved him in St. Elsewhere.
Amazing!