Nancy Kwan's endorsement of Pearls of the Orient was second only to the lovely June (You Too Can Have a Lovely Bust) Wilkinson and the Mark Eden Bust Developer as the most appropriate salespitchwoman.
43rd Street and 8th Avenue Ben and Jerry's. Besides fulfilling my Ice Cream fix (with better tasting ice cream), I'm helping a nonprofit enterprise which gives jobs to at-risk youth and chronically unemployed. Much better bang for my buck if you ask me.
Once Upon a Mattress will be yet another television travesty - directed by a non-director, with awful camerawork and a leading lady who is at least thirty-five years to old to play the leading role
And here it is, HHW'ers, perhpaps the most perplexing photograph of Miss Allison Hayes that I own.
I have no idea where she is, what she is doing, or indeed what the matter could possibly be. I would welcome all suggestions and/or captions She is holding a bathing cap in her left hand and seems to be defying gravity in a couple of ways. :o
I like Tracey Ullman okay. I think I'm most disappointed though because they announced for so long that Marissa would play the Princess. And I thought that would be an interesting choice.
Does anybody know why they dumped her?
And I agree, Tracey seems too old. She looks and acts her age.
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Miss Allison Hayes of North Hollywood practices the new Jack LaLanne excerise "Bridge Straddling." "I don't know why Mr. LaLanne said it would be difficult to do this with pumps on? I'm having no trouble at all"
Bello Dolly (so renamed when Miss Merman took the leading role)
Pigoletto (so renamed when Miss Piggy played Gilda)
Typsy (so renamed when a dipsomaniac actress who shall go unnamed took the leading role)
TCB & Jose thanks. Unfortunately my son doesn’t know he’s a hottie.
And I see straps too! So, technically, DR/DB Jay, an open-toe sling-back pump.
And here it is, HHW'ers, perhpaps the most perplexing photograph of Miss Allison Hayes that I own.Miss Allison Hayes is demonstrating an early version of the StairMaster.
I have no idea where she is, what she is doing, or indeed what the matter could possibly be. I would welcome all suggestions and/or captions She is holding a bathing cap in her left hand and seems to be defying gravity in a couple of ways. :o
RLP - MR BK wrote about the demise of the DVD Place a few days ago....
From DR Jay: Hamelot - What the musical version of the King Arthur legend was called when Robert Goulet did the revival a few years ago
And, according to Playbill On-Line, he will be doing again this summer in a limited tour
http://www.playbill.com/news/article/87546.html
"Miss Ullman is forty-four."Forty-four. That's three hundred and eight in dog years!
That is very amusing. It reminds me of when Bernadette Peters' age kept going the wrong way - tres amusing. I'm forty-nine myself.
Hmmm...Besides, "perphaps" (the word der B was citing) is not pronounced with an "f" sound, but with the "ph" having a "v" sound. Along with the name Stephen, it is the only case in the English language where "ph" is pronounced as "v".
DR DERBRUCER... The words is/was "perhpaps"... not "perphaps". Heck, everyone already knows what "perphaps" means?!?!?!?!
;)
SWW why don’t they just replace the difficult co-worker? Is it so difficult to find good employees?The difficult co-worker has been with the company for nine years. And she's full-time, not a part-timer like myself. Real justification has to be found to let her go.
ust as she emerged back around the horse and I knew she was safe, I woke up. If a dream was ever telling me something this was it-wake up and walk Echo. I had gone back to sleep and it was getting late.
I'm trying to find family site ways of discussing what I find really relaxing. Afterwards.
There aren't any. But it's giving me nice thoughts on any otherwise stressful day.
...the neighbor’s pinto came towards us...
Panni enjoy your nice thoughts. :) I would tell you to stay calm if I thought it would work. I know I would be stressed.
DR Panni.....Inquiring minds want to know!
Panni that sounds very exciting. Will any of tonights activities be shown on the Disney Channel?
The Panama Game: Unions shut down the Canal.
TCB & Jose thanks. Unfortunately my son doesn’t know he’s a hottie.
Hamelot: What the musical version of the King Arthur legend was called when Robert Goulet did the revival a few years ago
And here it is, HHW'ers, perhpaps the most perplexing photograph of Miss Allison Hayes that I own.
I have no idea where she is, what she is doing, or indeed what the matter could possibly be. I would welcome all suggestions and/or captions She is holding a bathing cap in her left hand and seems to be defying gravity in a couple of ways. :o
I'm trying to find family site ways of discussing what I find really relaxing. Afterwards.
There aren't any. But it's giving me nice thoughts on any otherwise stressful day.
"The Invisible Man, recent graduate of the famed Anna Sandor School of Relaxation Techniques, spends a summer afternoon with Hollywood's Allison Hayes."
"The Invisible Man, recent graduate of the famed Anna Sandor School of Relaxation Techniques, spends a summer afternoon with Hollywood's Allison Hayes."
RLP: You must remember EVERYTHING. You must retain EVERYTHING (or at least water). You must be able to quote from EVERY posting ever made here at haineshisway.com. ;D
And they ain't the only ones who think so, DR Jane! ;)
And, yes, welcome back DR DTM.
And I see straps too! So, techincally, DR/DB Jay, an open-toe sling-back pump.
Given recent limitations, plus the medicated hazes I've gone through, I'm bound to have missed a few things.
Hopefully, I've not ticked anyone off for not having caught/retained a memory of everything written in recent days.
INTO THE FOODS: What really happened at Willy Wonka's chocolate factory!
TCB - My DD just saw your photo as I was reading the posts and she thinks you look like Kenny Rogers.
I'll say it again: If there's a smarter or funnier website on all the Internet I haven't found it, and that's because of YOU, dear readers. Yes, YOU, and also EWE.
Yes, DRJED is the winner in the caption contest!
"Miss Ullman is forty-four."
That is very amusing. It reminds me of when Bernadette Peters' age kept going the wrong way - tres amusing. I'm forty-nine myself.
What? Is there gonna be a pop quiz?
Does it strike anyone else odd, that the majority of the discussion of Miss Hayes' footwear has been by the gentlemen at this site???
Wrong day and wrong topic.. We are having a morning of smiles.
So far: Andy Griffith "What it was was Football"
"Romeo & Juliet"
Wayne & Shuster "Rinse The Blood Off My Toga"
"Shakespearian Baseball Game"
Stan Freberg "Christmas Dragnet"
"Elderly Man River"
Think some Anna Russell may be next.
Panni and DD off to the Premiere...
What? Is there gonna be a pop quiz?Just one answer: Diet Coke.
Oohh... Thanks for the food report, BK... I've basically been feeling good today, but I've been strangely fatigued... Hmmm... -And I did have a few bites of Tammy's apple pie, so...
Tammy, Jose and I all went to Jerry's Deli last night after rehearsal. Tammy had apple pie ala mode and I had something called an Italian Salad (salami, provolone, etc). My salad was grotesquely bad and my tummy has been weird today - not terrible, just weird. Poor Tammy, who said the apple pie tasted really odd and who stopped eating it after four bites, woke up at five, threw up, and has been nauseous all day and is now in pain, so that means she probably has food poisoning thanks to that disgusting restaurant. She's getting some meds now and hopes she'll be okay enough to do some light rehearsing tonight. Otherwise, I've told her to stay home and rest and we'll do her stuff tomorrow night. I called Jerry's Deli and spoke to a manager who said she'd pass on my complaints to corporate. Corporate called me within two minutes and was genuinely apologetic and is sending me gift certs - of course, I have no plans at all to go back there for quite some time to come and if I use said certs it won't be at the Studio City Jerry's.There's a difference between certs and "Certs," which is basically a breath mint, I think. Be careful when you open the mail, BK!
Time for dinner (pork loin chops and apples).
I shall return. I hope.
"Just how serious is it Doctor?"
"Extremely serious. It starts with a slight fever and dryness of the throat. When the virus penetrates the red blood cells, the victim becomes dizzy and begins to experience an itchy rash, then the poison goes to work on the central nervous system, severe muscle spasms followed by the inevitable grueling. At this point, the entire digestive system collapses accompanied by uncontrollable flatulence until finally, the poor bastard is reduced to a quivering wasted piece of jelly."
SWW, you are eating dinner at 11:30 PM?!?Well, yes! I finished work at 9, then we had some errands to run, and cheese and a cocktail when we finally got home. Then I got dinner cooking, and it was on the table at about 11:30.