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[John G.]

Three!

[John G.]

The Jay recording of The Baker’s Wife is boring. How do you make Pagnol boring?

[Jane]

We are headed to our room where the WiFi doesn't work.

'night

[Jrand73]

Just brushing my hair instead of changing clothes would not work for me.

[elmore3003]

DR elmore, just curious but was the badge yellow?

I don't know.

[elmore3003]

The Jay recording of The Baker’s Wife is boring. How do you make Pagnol boring?

I like much of the JAY recording because the score is so good.  Mrs Nunn stinks as Genevieve.

[John G.]

The Jay recording of The Baker’s Wife is boring. How do you make Pagnol boring?

I like much of the JAY recording because the score is so good.  Mrs Nunn stinks as Genevieve.

Yes. She does.

[bk]

I'm up, I'm up - I think I got a little over eight hours, maybe even nine hours of sleep.

[bk]

I finished the liner notes and sent them off.  The previous CD of this release (done in 1986 and boy is this an improvement) and so many ridiculous errors in track titles and other stuff - I had no idea until I did the research for the notes and thankfully those have all been corrected now, including the ridiculous splitting of one work that is always performed in one movement, into two tracks labeled first part, second part. We've put them back together.

[elmore3003]

The Jay recording of The Baker’s Wife is boring. How do you make Pagnol boring?

I like much of the JAY recording because the score is so good.  Mrs Nunn stinks as Genevieve.

Yes. She does.

The OBC with Lupone, Peterson, Ralston, and Sorvino is irreplaceable, but so much of the score was never recorded so I sit back and revel in the JAY recording.  I miss Sorvino's singing but Alun Armstrong is so heartbreaking.

[elmore3003]

Annabelle and Thatch had a whitefish dinner.  I'm thinking of Mexican.  A tamale or burrito sounds festive.

I'm going to watch the BBC Shakespeare version of Measure for Measure tonight.

[ChasSmith]

That sounds like a good evening.

[ChasSmith]

Have a wonderful New Year's Eve, everyone!  I'll be VERY late getting here tonight.

[John G.]

The Jay recording of The Baker’s Wife is boring. How do you make Pagnol boring?

I like much of the JAY recording because the score is so good.  Mrs Nunn stinks as Genevieve.

Yes. She does.

The OBC with Lupone, Peterson, Ralston, and Sorvino is irreplaceable, but so much of the score was never recorded so I sit back and revel in the JAY recording.  I miss Sorvino's singing but Alun Armstrong is so heartbreaking.

Maybe I need to program out the dialogue.

[John G.]

Listening to a real flopsical called Maddie, which was a Brit show based on the movie Maxie with Glenn Close and Mandy Patinkin.

[Ginny]

I just did something that represents, for me, the fresh start of the new year.  For the past 3 years I've had a basket right here next to my desk containing Mom's "affairs" - bank statements, checkbook, medical forms, etc.  To my best knowledge that's all settled, so I've put it all in a file cabinet drawer.  I know I can't get rid of all of it yet, but it doesn't need to be in my face all the time.

[elmore3003]

Listening to a real flopsical called Maddie, which was a Brit show based on the movie Maxie with Glenn Close and Mandy Patinkin.

I saw Maddie. 1998, as I recall.  It was beyond awful.  My friend Martin Conor directed it.  They did not publicize the film Maxie but credited the Jack Finney novel Marion's Wall.  There was one awful design gaffe.  At one point the wallpaper is peeled off to find a date from the 1920's, only it was written as a British date, something like 15/10/23.  I told Martin it should be 10/15/23, but I have no idea if the designer changed it.

[FJL]

In case I fall asleep early, best wishes to everyone here for a Happy New Year!

[FJL]

It's freezing here, and the thought of those 2-million people standing in Times Square just three blocks form us gives me sympathetic frostbite.  And I'm shivering a little already just watching the early coverage on TV.

[bk]

Picked up a couple of SAG screeners and the envelope.

[bk]

Then I stopped at Rite-Aid - you'd think it was Christmas rush there - about twenty people waiting in line - ridiculous.  Lots of liquor being purchased for dopes who drink themselves silly on New Year's Eve, and funnily lots of people buying Christmas stuff at cheap prices.  People never cease to amaze me.  I got my Pepcid and left.

[John G.]

It's freezing here, and the thought of those 2-million people standing in Times Square just three blocks form us gives me sympathetic frostbite.  And I'm shivering a little already just watching the early coverage on TV.

No.

[bk]

Then I had some yummy tuna pasta salad, did the blurb for our first release of 2018, and now I shall do some work at the piano.

[John G.]

Then I stopped at Rite-Aid - you'd think it was Christmas rush there - about twenty people waiting in line - ridiculous.  Lots of liquor being purchased for dopes who drink themselves silly on New Year's Eve, and funnily lots of people buying Christmas stuff at cheap prices.  People never cease to amaze me.  I got my Pepcid and left.

Can’t buy liquor here on Sundays. That includes New Year’s Eve.

[elmore3003]

In case I fall asleep early, best wishes to everyone here for a Happy New Year!

DR FJL, I wish you all the best for 2018!

[bk]

Page three? Really?

[bk]

Partay begins soon.

[John G.]

Getting dressed for a night of dancing.

[John G.]

The temperature has dropped to 36. I think that’s the projected high for tomorrow.

[John G.]

Let’s move on.