I think it's F.M., Michael, as in
Floyd Mutrux (direcotor, producer)
I guess it's the one advantage of having citronella-itis---you have first shot with the initials, if there's anyone to play along, that is.
F.M. is a tough one!
Michael S probably has a whole slew of them, just waiting to be unleashed.
Does Francis (the talking) Mule count?
And the word of the day is: GARBOIL!
Does a kerfuffle trump a garboil?
Is DR JRand57 using the royal "we"?
Fester Munster? :)
Frank Morris (I think he was one of the guys who Escaped From Alcatraz)
or is he the documentary film maker
DR SINGDAW! Uncle Fester was an Addams not a Munster! 8)
I'm sure that when my eyes stop watering I will see that my posts are full of typos!
Frank Mancuso, Sr. (Founded Paramount Pictures)
Well, all I can think of is Fred Mertz and Matt H beat me to it. I think I'll take my toys and go home.....
Off the Lowe's.
Last night, one of the producers from the gardening show took my DH and I to see James Taylor in our outdoor amphitheatre. I've always liked JT...never had any of his albums, but my DH was a fan, so he was very happy he got to go.
I never felt particularly moved, or excited by the music but it was enjoyable. One surprise was when he launched into "Oh, What A Beautiful Morning", with a very pretty arrangement and interesting chord voicings.
How could JR and I have neglected
Frances (Farmer) Mikesell
Cocktails in the Garden
Botanical Garden delights with Thursday cocktail series
By JIM FARMER
MAY. 23, 2008
WITH COCKTAIL SPECIALS and munchies on tap from some of the city’s most famous restaurants, the Atlanta Botanical Garden is a top destination each Thursday this season. Through the early fall, the Garden once again hosts one of its more popular events, “Cocktails in the Garden.”
The series combines a monthly cocktail theme with a specific plant. May’s theme is “Magnolias & Mimosas,” while future months will feature “Boxwoods & Bloody Marys” (June); “Lilies & Lemon Drops” (July); “Rock Roses and Red Rubies” (August); and “Cannas & Cosmos” (September). Besides the cocktails and hors d’oeuvres from each week’s sponsored restaurant, the Garden will also provide a DJ and music each Thursday.
It’s a concept that began several years ago and has grown in numbers and frequency. “We used to have what we called ‘Moonlight Strolls’ once a month, which was basically an opportunity to have an evening event and let patrons see all the plants at night time,” says Atlanta Botanical Garden spokesperson Danny Flanders. “That has now evolved into the ‘Cocktails in the Garden’ series which last year became weekly.”
The event attracts a diverse crowd. On any given Thursday night, attendees can consist of straight and gay younger professionals, families, college students, singles and couples, Flanders says. The event has become a place to go for social networking
Fred Meyer (of the store chain)
Well, that's better than some Fiona Murphy plucked from the family tree.
der Brucer
Actually, I beat you both to it back on page one - you remember page one :)
And Frankie Muniz was taken a page or so ago.
And elmore just beat me to Frank Military.
Sorry about the Fester error earlier... :(
Freddie Martin, bandleader.
Sorry about the Fester error earlier... :(
I had a crappy three-day weekend, thank you very much. Most of the time I have been in pain...
We had nice views of a snake (non-rattler), vultures, ...
To atone:
Sing 3 Hail Marys (Schubert or Bach/Gounod)
Sing 5 Our Fathers (Malotte)
And add a Kol Nidre or two to be sure
You need to find a better drug dealer or a Jewish Mother.
der Brucer
Done, Done, & Done! :)
And the word of the day is: GARBOIL!The archenemy of the Smurfs, GARBOIL, attacked, and the whole little blue community turned into chaos.
That will be the title of my next novella: Some Bouncier Vamps...So, you'll be writing about a group of buxom female bloodsuckers this time?
Frankenstein's Monster (since I don't think he ever had a name of his own...)
It appears that the MRSA has infected by brain. I just sat and watched an entire Casper Van Dien movie.
Well, he is Juilliard trained, so...
Did he at least take his shirt off during the course of the movie?
No, damn it, and that is why I kept watching.
Which one did you watch? I thought he took his shirt off in all of his movies? -Or was this one of those where he was "trying to be taken seriously"? ;)
Off the Lowe's.
I missed DR Jeanne's birthday! Happy Birthday, Jeanne! Hope you had a fun day!
And speaking of Little French Boys: François Mitterand
Whew! As DRJOSE might say. We have a newly painted house - all four sides. We have repaired and reconditioned the enclosed back porch. We have changed out ALL of the landscaping. Cut down two trees.
We are done with the FRONT of the house....new mailbox and new posts on the front porch and new porch light....all dead and dying greenery dug up and gone. New plants growing and thriving.
Just a bit to be done in the back yard, although everything is started.
Whew!
Here's an Evening Primrose review from Film Score Monthly:
Evening Primrose (1966) ****
STEPHEN SONDHEIM
Kritzerland KR 20011-6
14 tracks - 35:12
*And I believe the proper spelling is: Ferenc Molnar.
I just read that director Sydney Pollack has died.
Is Francois Mitterand Amy's Little French Boy? Gosh, I pictured him differently. ;)
I just read that director Sydney Pollack has died.
Here's an Evening Primrose review from Film Score Monthly:
Evening Primrose (1966) ****
STEPHEN SONDHEIM
Kritzerland KR 20011-6
14 tracks - 35:12
<SNIP>
Since this is a limited pressing, soundtrack lovers will have to compete with musical theater fans for the 3,000 copies. As complete a release as one can hope for, Evening Primrose is an astonishing accomplishment, both for the young Sondheim way back in 1966, and for Kritzerland in the present. —Cary Wong
If you haven't ordered yours, now would be a good time.
I had a crappy three-day weekend, thank you very much. Most of the time I have been in pain, and been sick to my stomach, but worst of all I had to miss THE LAST STARFIGHTER.
Although, I am sure that Fred and Skip preferred that to my getting sick while the show was in progress. :-[
It appears that the MRSA has infected by brain. I just sat and watched an entire Casper Van Dien movie.
I believe that is how I spelled it. ???
What a delight to see George again and to finally meet TCB.
George - DR Julie produced the NYMF production of Last Starfighter, and she was asked to join us onstage for Friday night's talkback to give her insights from a producer's perspective on how the material people were seeing in the Issaquah workshop prsenetations would translate to the stage in a fully staged production.