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[bk]

Still raining here.

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Once you've seen the video you may, of course, offer comments right here.

[George]

DR George, YAY for all of your packages arriving.

I still have a couple of things that I've ordered, but those are being sent to my home.  One is arriving tomorrow by FedEx.  Hopefully, they wait long enough for me to go all the way down my two flights of stairs before they decide I'm not home.

[Jrand73]

Rain and thunderstorms tonight.

[George]

Link is now available for those who private message me.

Message has been sent.

[George]

Having watched some of it again, I forgot how really beautiful the production was.  And I have to say that the direction is pretty good

Can't wait!

[George]

Sorry, that thing is huge on my screen, and I've reduced it three times.

Which you can tell by the fuzzy resolution.

It looks fine on my tablet.

[George]

I was talking with Mom on the phone when the phone decided to update. And I haven't been able to call her back yet.

Yikes!  Hopefully, it'll all be better soon!

[George]

DR GEORGE struck a package bonanza......I am expecting ONE package.....but I reckon it's not coming today.

I went on a buying spree, kind of...the purchases were made over several weeks.

[ChasSmith]

DR Jrand69, it seems to me like you’re already going to be dressed for a good old fashioned holdup. Why waste the opportunity?

[John G.]

I went on a walk for 30 minutes. It was wonderful. The sun came out, the temperature hopped up in the 80s, and all was nice. No groups of people, only a few doing yard work.

This is all strange. It was supposed to have been in the 60s with our sixth day straight of thunderstorms.

Tomorrow was supposed to have had a high in the 50s. It's now set to be 91.

[John G.]

I then spent a half hour cleaning out the refrigerator in the garage. I haven't done this in quite some time. I found some surprises, but thankfully no bad food. A lot of beer I didn't know I had.

[ChasSmith]

Well, I think you know how to properly dispose of that.

[John G.]

I'm now watching the beginning of Much Ado About Nothing. I may turn that off in a bit, though, to watch a link I just received.

[John G.]

Well, I think you know how to properly dispose of that.

Yes. If I set my mind to it.

[Ginny]

Tuesday evening greetings!  It’s been another quiet day here.  I finished reading The Guest Book by Sarah Blake for next week’s discussion, probably on Google Hangouts.

Did you like it?  I read the blurb and am not sure I would want to read it right now, but then I am having trouble staying with the books I am reading.  I have begun 3 books.  I am trying to finish the 3rd one.  I thought it was a mystery.  It is but it has rats and experiments on them.  I think the bad guys are creating a pandemic in a lab    I don't need this now    Oh, and the main character is an ER doctor.  If the plague erupts in her hospital I am closing the book 

It was OK, but not the greatest.  It’s a multigenerational family saga that’s not linear.  Sometimes it’s 1936, sometimes 1959, and sometimes present day, and it skips around.  I figured out a big plot twist long before it was revealed in the story.

[Jane]

I need bananas, cookies, and wine.....but I am afraid I could not convince anyone that any of those things were essential.....

Bananas are.

[Jane]

I am seeing my Account Representative DR JANE.....so who knows....I will have my mask and gloves.....

Good luck!

[Jane]

I called and made an appt. today and they couldn't figure out who I was.....I have only been banking there at that branch since 1967.

Groan.

[Jane]

DR George, YAY for all of your packages arriving.

I still have a couple of things that I've ordered, but those are being sent to my home.  One is arriving tomorrow by FedEx.  Hopefully, they wait long enough for me to go all the way down my two flights of stairs before they decide I'm not home.

Leave a note that you are home and it takes a few minutes to get to the door.

[George]

DR George, YAY for all of your packages arriving.

I still have a couple of things that I've ordered, but those are being sent to my home.  One is arriving tomorrow by FedEx.  Hopefully, they wait long enough for me to go all the way down my two flights of stairs before they decide I'm not home.

Lease a note that you are home and it takes a few minutes to get to the door.

Definitely!

[Jane]

Tuesday evening greetings!  It’s been another quiet day here.  I finished reading The Guest Book by Sarah Blake for next week’s discussion, probably on Google Hangouts.

Did you like it?  I read the blurb and am not sure I would want to read it right now, but then I am having trouble staying with the books I am reading.  I have begun 3 books.  I am trying to finish the 3rd one.  I thought it was a mystery.  It is but it has rats and experiments on them.  I think the bad guys are creating a pandemic in a lab    I don't need this now    Oh, and the main character is an ER doctor.  If the plague erupts in her hospital I am closing the book 

It was OK, but not the greatest.  It’s a multigenerational family saga that’s not linear.  Sometimes it’s 1936, sometimes 1959, and sometimes present day, and it skips around.  I figured out a big plot twist long before it was revealed in the story.

I will pass, thanks.

[John G.]

I need bananas, cookies, and wine.....but I am afraid I could not convince anyone that any of those things were essential.....

Bananas are.

Correct. Bananas are not essential, except as bird food.

[cillaliz]

Greetings!  It was a lovely 80 degrees here today.  So, my work sort of went out the window.  The high tomorrow is 59 and overcast, so I can work then

[cillaliz]

We don't have a stay at home order here and our governor isn't going to do one.  Almost anywhere you would want to go is closed and it's recommended you stay home.
I went to the grocery store today.  I only saw two people in masks and one was stocking shelves.  Very few people wore gloves, only a few employees.   But we only have 9 cases in our county of about 100,000 people.   In my mom's county they still don't have a case.  I'm hoping we did enough to not have it really bad, but only time will tell.

[cillaliz]

Everyone was outside today, walking around and visiting.  The visiting was done from a distance, but it feels so neighborly again.  I took the plastic off the gazebo windows and put out my tacky lawn ornaments as well as the lions that sit by my entrance.   I even swept out the side of the garage I park on.  Wow, that looks better

[cillaliz]

The insurance co is going to cut me a check whether I take my car to a body shop or not.  So, I'm going to get the $69 kit and give it a go. It can't be any harder to do than refinishing furniture is and I can do that.   I had a couple neighbors look at it and they both agreed that it's just the paint.  I really don't have anything to lose.   If I mess it up, I can take it to the body shop.

[cillaliz]

I made shake and bake pork chops tonight.  I love those.

[cillaliz]

a have a nephew who is a funeral director in Chicago.  He's going to NYC...maybe today...to assist.  So sad, they need more help because too many bodies.  You never hear about the funeral directors out there on the front line.  These days they probably have a lot more contact with the families.  I don't envy him.  He's getting great benefits and extra pay for it, but still.

[cillaliz]

Oh wow, just read that you have to have your temp taken to enter the courthouse.  They've had it closed to the public for a few weeks and entry with an appointment only.  This is ramping up