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PAGE SEVEN!

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Happy birthday to a most wonderful fella, DR Kerry!

I believe Kerry wore that outfit to church last week!

[Jane]

oddly i felt better after PT today, must be the neck & shoulder massage at the end.  because he knows i do all my exercises at home i don't have to do them all there.  he concentrates on manipulating & stretching my arm & shoulder & doing what i can't do at home, saving time for the massage that does so much to help relieve the pain.

for those who have done PT i'm curious, how long did your sessions actually last?

[TCB]

Especially for our own tax guru, DR FJL...and any HHW cat owners.

CUTE

True.

[TCB]

Topic of the Day:

Theater composers:  The first composer whose recordings that I really fell in love with was Andrew Lloyd Webber.  I hadn't discovered Stephen Sondheim yet, but when I did, it was bye-bye Andy!  I still enjoy ALW musicals, and some of his are some of my absolute favorites (Evita, for one), but I love just about everything that Sondheim has done.

Non-theater Music:  The Manhattan Transfer.  I never really "loved" a particular pop music performer or group...individual songs, yes, but not a specific person.  But when I discovered The Manhattan Transfer in either middle school or early high school, I totally fell in love with them and their music.  And I still love them as much as I ever had!

Come on, George!  You work in a damn library.  Not one author?

[Jane]

bruce i think you will appreciate this college student's interesting talent, she speaks backwards.

http://news.yahoo.com/video/us-15749625/17919871

[George]

Topic of the Day:

Theater composers:  The first composer whose recordings that I really fell in love with was Andrew Lloyd Webber.  I hadn't discovered Stephen Sondheim yet, but when I did, it was bye-bye Andy!  I still enjoy ALW musicals, and some of his are some of my absolute favorites (Evita, for one), but I love just about everything that Sondheim has done.

Non-theater Music:  The Manhattan Transfer.  I never really "loved" a particular pop music performer or group...individual songs, yes, but not a specific person.  But when I discovered The Manhattan Transfer in either middle school or early high school, I totally fell in love with them and their music.  And I still love them as much as I ever had!

Come on, George!  You work in a damn library.  Not one author?

Bruce Kimmel!!

[Ginny]

Thanks, DR TCB!

[TCB]

Topic of the Day:

Theater composers:  The first composer whose recordings that I really fell in love with was Andrew Lloyd Webber.  I hadn't discovered Stephen Sondheim yet, but when I did, it was bye-bye Andy!  I still enjoy ALW musicals, and some of his are some of my absolute favorites (Evita, for one), but I love just about everything that Sondheim has done.

Non-theater Music:  The Manhattan Transfer.  I never really "loved" a particular pop music performer or group...individual songs, yes, but not a specific person.  But when I discovered The Manhattan Transfer in either middle school or early high school, I totally fell in love with them and their music.  And I still love them as much as I ever had!

Come on, George!  You work in a damn library.  Not one author?

Bruce Kimmel!!

suck up

[Laura]

Congratulations to Rob, whom we knew would pass.

[George]

Topic of the Day:

Theater composers:  The first composer whose recordings that I really fell in love with was Andrew Lloyd Webber.  I hadn't discovered Stephen Sondheim yet, but when I did, it was bye-bye Andy!  I still enjoy ALW musicals, and some of his are some of my absolute favorites (Evita, for one), but I love just about everything that Sondheim has done.

Non-theater Music:  The Manhattan Transfer.  I never really "loved" a particular pop music performer or group...individual songs, yes, but not a specific person.  But when I discovered The Manhattan Transfer in either middle school or early high school, I totally fell in love with them and their music.  And I still love them as much as I ever had!

Come on, George!  You work in a damn library.  Not one author?

Bruce Kimmel!!

suck up

I prefer the term "acolyte."

[Jrand73]

Congrats to Rob  - who has visited WOW!

Health vibes to DR GINNY and to DR JENNIFER.

[Jrand73]

Thanks DR DRUXY.....some notes at Amazon seem to favor the Korean widescreen version of 55 over the Chinese full screen version....so I bought a copy of the Korean for about $9....it should be here in about 18 days....all the way from its homeland.

[Jrand73]

Even if it's yellow.....THE MUSIC MAN is better than 90% of the movies being made today.....although people younger than I who have never seen a movie made before 1985 probably would not agree.

[Ginny]

Thanks, DRs Laura and JRand!

[Cillaliz]

Happy Birthday Kerry!!!

[Cillaliz]

Happy Birthday Donald!!

[Druxy]

Thanks DR DRUXY.....some notes at Amazon seem to favor the Korean widescreen version of 55 over the Chinese full screen version....so I bought a copy of the Korean for about $9....it should be here in about 18 days....all the way from its homeland.

Mine is WS, so it must be the Korean version. 

Sharp picture.

[Cillaliz]

TOD:  Whoever wrote The Bobbsey Twins

[Ben]

TOD:  Whoever wrote The Bobbsey Twins

TOD:  Whoever wrote The Bobbsey Twins

Laura Lee Hope AKA Edward Stratemeyer (the first book was written in 1904)

[JMK]

I frankly can't recall the Miramax connection to the DVD releases.  When Bill Bronston emailed me he seemed to indicate (IIRC) that the films are held by the Bronston estate and always have been, but I may just be misremembering.

[Cillaliz]

TOD:  Whoever wrote The Bobbsey Twins

TOD:  Whoever wrote The Bobbsey Twins

Laura Lee Hope AKA Edward Stratemeyer (the first book was written in 1904)

Thanks Ben, I went from The Bobbsey Twins, to Nancy Drew, to the Little House on the Prairie Books.  (That I know is Laura Ingles Wilder)

[Cillaliz]

Ok, I don't think I can put off cleaning any longer.  I'm having guests tomorrow night and need to give them a clean place to stay

[Ben]

You can read the very first

Bobbsey Twins

book from 1904 entitled,

The Bobbsey Twins Or, Merry Days Indoors and Out

at The Project Gutenberg site which posts full copies of books now in the public domain

[Jane]

i could not stand the suspense of knowing if everything turned out ok and had to read the end of a nancy drew book first.

[Jane]

I must take it back, Irving Stone was not my first favorite author, Walter Farley was.  I could not get enough of his books.  Even more than The Black Stallion, i loved The Island Stallion.  I re-read many of the books along with Bryan when he first read them.

[Laura]

Here are two birds from this morning:

[Laura]

Here's where we were:

[Jane]

they are both beautiful birds.  i especially like the brilliant red of the flycatcher.

[Jane]

beautiful area laura.  is it far from you?