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Well, you've read the notes, the notes had to do what the notes had to do, and now it is time for you to post until the cows come home - they're currently doing what they have to do.
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And the word of the day is: SALMAGUNDI!
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Welcome twenty-two GUESTS.
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Good morning. I didn't want to be awake this early.
Thanks for the come home vibes for the feral cat. The feral boys are quite old. I'm thinking he died of old age somewhere. I lost another one last year. I think this one showed up here in about 2001.
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Morning all.
That is all.
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We're spending the weekend on Long Island.
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No viewing or listening pleasures at the moment.
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I'll listen to the Beeb at work.
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Then get on a train, with a bunch of strangers, but none, most likely, will be named Guy Haines.
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good morning to all
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vibes all around for those that need them for any reason
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Gah. I woke up with a headache at 1:30. It is going to be a long day.
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The headline news channel has a COUNTOWN CLOCK until the time Casey Anthony is released from jail on Sunday. Those two dames just can't let it go. Move on.
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Friday morning greetings! Thank you to DRs Cillaliz, Vixmom, and Laura for the vibes for Fr. Richard, who's up and getting ready to celebrate mass. He slept better than I did last night...
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DR Vixmom - by all means take The Vixter to see HAIR. She can explain it to you ;)
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I saw the sad story that happened in Brooklyn on Andersoon Cooper last evening. Some insightful insights and commentary but nothing like you'd find on those two shows on Headline News.
Unfortunately they kept showing the same clips over and over again.
This awful story should keep CA on the front page. The two NY tabloids were ______ (I'm lost for a word to describe it)
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TOD
I just might watch The Rocky Horror Show in its original conceit. Starts off in Black and White and changes to color at the start of the TIME WARP
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Good morning, all! I think the Harry Potter craze has got to me; I can't remember if it factored into my last dream, which involved an office and people I actually know, but somehow I keep thinking Harry Potter and Hogwarts was involved. Perhaps it's all about Charlotte going to last night's midnight screening in Ann Arbor? Beats me. I do need to watch the DVD of the last movie before I see the final one this week.
The four things on today's agenda are Dr Buchholz the dermatologist at 10 am, a trip to the post office on the way there, a stop at Toyland to check out the security and to use the office scanner, and sendng my invoice for the past two weeks' work. After that, the day should be a breeze. Yesterday, I got a request from Dublin for pdf fles of EILEEN material, so I asked them for a list of what numbers they would like me to send. So far, no response. They're beginning to irk me.
Speaking of irksome things, there are three gentlemen on the cast recording list i would be happy to see made into rugs - one a former poster on HHW from England, one from New Jersey who calls himself a critic and knows nothing, absolutely nothing, and a school teacher from Teaneck who reminds me of a rabid bulldog. I've also got one on Facebook, who thinks he's a director. I don't think so.
TOD:
DVD: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part One; the final episodes of THE DUCHESS OF DUKE STREET, Bright Young Things
CD: Knickerbocker Holiday, Marie Galante, Seven Deadly Sins, Guy Haines, Music Man (London Cast), Strike Up The Band
VCR: smut
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Whew....internet wackiness this morning.....first I am not logged in.....and then my username doesn't exist....and then suddenly....I am here....
I don't know if it's a Firefox update or a Norton update..... %$#^!!!
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Thanks to all for the CBTD vibes....we had a fine opening night.....the show is pretty ordinary with some bright spots....but the audience - all 188 of them....enjoyed it very much....and done by 10 o'clock!
We may sell out - which will be good for us! My cousin Lita, the director, dedicated the show to my parents. She used to spend a lot of time with us in the summer, and she loved being with so many kids at one time. That was very sweet of her.
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DR JOSE must have gone to BOTH parties last night.
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Today is a work day.
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Great news about your show, JRand.
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Thanks DR LAURA....I am only a ticket seller this time around....which is FINE with me!!!
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Good morning, all.
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TOD: Some movies that I bought recently but haven't watched: "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" (which I've never seen), maybe "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf"
CD: Mahler's 9th, London "Carnival"
MP3: "Promises, Promises"
Car CD: "Count of Monte Cristo" Disc 18 of 37
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TOD:
The Egyptian on Blu Rae
Camelot - London
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TOD: Some movies that I bought recently but haven't watched: "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" (which I've never seen), maybe "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf"
CD: Mahler's 9th, London "Carnival"
MP3: "Promises, Promises"
Car CD: "Count of Monte Cristo" Disc 18 of 37
Whose translation of "The Count" are you listening to? Are the lesbians in it?
The only modern translation is Robin Buss' for Penguin Books and it now seems to be out of print. I just ordered a copy on Abebooks; it's like THE THREE MUSKETEERS; about every five years I want to reread them.
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DR ELMORE - The Bridge of San Luis Rey is one of my favorite books EVER......
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And the word of the day is: SALMAGUNDI!
And The Song Of The Day Is: JAMBALAYA
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DR ELMORE - The Bridge of San Luis Rey is one of my favorite books EVER......
I remember that I liked it, and I look forward to reading it again. One of the characters in the novel is also the heroine of Offenbach's comic opera, La Perichole.
It's time to head to the post office.
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!! Page 2 - count 'em, 2 - Dance !!
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Thanks to all for the CBTD vibes....we had a fine opening night.....the show is pretty ordinary with some bright spots....but the audience - all 188 of them....enjoyed it very much....and done by 10 o'clock!
We may sell out - which will be good for us! My cousin Lita, the director, dedicated the show to my parents. She used to spend a lot of time with us in the summer, and she loved being with so many kids at one time. That was very sweet of her.
Great to hear this. So you're a major part of it in spirit. That's lovely!
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Is it too late to send vibes to Father Richard?
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If not, consider the vibes sent.
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Off to work. Oh well....
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TOD:
Assuming it arrives, I'll be watching the 7th (?) season of ENTOURAGE.
Also expecting THE RISE AND FALL OF LEGS DIAMOND and THE THREAT from Warner Archive, but I doubt if they'll be here before next week.
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Good morning and good vibes to evrybody today!
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TOD: DVD: I am working my way through my boxed set of Terence Rattigan plays and TV dramas, with Harold Pinter's CARETAKER in the queue. Hoping my DVDs of THE EGYPTIAN; THOSE LIPS, THOSE EYES, THE CRIMSON PIRATE, and the BEST OF PAUL MERTON show up. CDs: Krtizerland's Jeepers Creepers and THE TWISTED NERVE.
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Michele Bachmann Instantaneously Loses the Entire Jewish Vote Department:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvvecuWRn98
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Sunday evening, I shall be taking in Johnny Crawford and his 1920's Dance Band at Pioneer Playhouse in Danville, Kentucky.
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This is very reminsicent of a radio item on OPB (Oregon Public Broadcasting) I may have mentioned from a few years ago. A Sunday morning news reader was talking about Jewish skullcaps and evidently didn't understand that "yarmulke" is NOT pronounced phonetically. :)
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TOD: All the new Lionsgate catalog BDs. Got CHOCLAT and AMELIE reviewed yesterday, am now wending my way through BRIDGET JONES'S DIARY, and then a film of which I know nothing, THE BOY IN THE STRIPED PAJAMAS, some sort of Holocaust drama.
I am currently listening to that new Deodato CD I posted a YouTube link to the other day.
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Good Morning!
I'm up, I'm up... And last night was Opening Night of Oklahoma! :)
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YEOW!
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I am hoping *my* copy of THE EGYPTIAN arrives today so that I can post my review, which I am getting a lot of emails about, wondering where it is.
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*When I got back last night, the internet was down, so... Otherwise, I would have posted. But since it came back up a few hours ago, I shall post now.
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So Jose, did you wake up next to a Farmer or a Cowman? ;)
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In short...
We had a wonderful Opening Night performance. Great audience. Great energy in the house. And the cast, crew and orchestra were really at the their peak. -Our "Dream Curly" even ended up doing a triple pirouette in one place where he only had to do a double. ;)
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The first party was very nice. It was held in the "The Library" which is one of the new spaces right off of the lobby of the theatre. There were some nice desserts - including some killer peach tarts - and drinks. Some speeches, lots of mingling and schmoozing, lot of congratulatory handshakes and hugs. Once the caterers started packing up everything around midnight, people started to make their way upstairs to the second party...
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There were rumors that some "real food" had been seen in the kitchen: sandwiches, fried chicken, cheese platters, etc. Well...
The reality: hummus and pita chips, a vegetable tray, a big tray of chocolate chip cookies and another tray of peanut butter cookies. Oh, and some beer and wine.
...But it was a nice, low-key gathering for the staff of the theatre and the cast and crew of the show.
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So Jose, did you wake up next to a Farmer or a Cowman? ;)
Response #1: I wish.
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So Jose, did you wake up next to a Farmer or a Cowman? ;)
Response #2: Both.
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So Jose, did you wake up next to a Farmer or a Cowman? ;)
Response #3: Dream Curly.
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<ba-doom chick>
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DR Cillaliz - I'm glad that your pork roast finally finished cooking. -And, yes, they can take a bit longer than expected sometimes. I hope you get the rest of your prep done today.
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And now I need to run some errands before I head back here to take a nap. ;)
Laters...
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Oh... Before I go...
A Vibe Request...
My sister-in-law and niece were supposed to attend last night's opening night performance. I hadn't heard from the all day, and finally called my sister-in-law around 5:00 and left a message. A few minutes later, she called back. It turns out that she had been at the doctors all day. And she will be seeing another doctor today, an oncologist, to have a biopsy done. She seemed very calm yesterday when I talked to her, but I'm sure any and all VIBES would be appreciated. Thank You.
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BK, I never saw HONDO until last year when I picked up the DVD. While the plot ultimately is somewhat routine, what makes the movie is the richness of the character, particularly the John Wayne's loner Hondo. Some terrific work by Wayne and the rest of the cast.
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Sunday evening, I shall be taking in Johnny Crawford and his 1920's Dance Band at Pioneer Playhouse in Danville, Kentucky.
That sounds like great fun, DR Charles Pogue!
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Here is the question I should have asked on Wednesday's Ask BK: Why will people eat "pork butt" but they won't even consider "beef tongue?"
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HONDO just ran on some HD channel, I caught the last half hour or so. Weird casting for Page, don't you think?
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I hadn't realized Anna Massey died until I was reading an old VARIETY this morning. Did that get posted here?
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I hope I didn't start too much controversy with my original Michelle Bachman post, but when the woman says that gays are part of "Satan," well, she is not going to have me as a fan.
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TOD:
DVD:
Two Rodd Dana (when he was known as Robert Mark) spaghetti westerns.
(http://www.spaghetti-western.net/images/a/a2/Wildeast27.jpg)
DVR:
HOT IN CLEVELAND
CD:
Some new Turkish pop music courtesy of Ebay
(http://i.ebayimg.com/00/$(KGrHqUOKoYE10FPUd)7BNuLLFv08!~~_3.JPG)
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I took today off, and now I must decide if I will begin the cleaning of my office/guest room or go to the gym first.
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DR Jose, glad the show went well last night!! Snap some photos of the cowboys for us, in or out of costume.
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DR JRand, glad also that the latest PCPH show went well!
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DR DRuxy, I remember seeing THE RISE AND FALL OF LEGS DIAMOND many, many years ago, although I recall almost nothing about it except that I seem to recall my favorite character actress Dorothy Neumann has a tiny role in it towards the beginning.
The film's star, Ray Danton, is someone that many of my interviewees who worked with him at Warner Bros. seemed to despise.
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Oh... Before I go...
A Vibe Request...
My sister-in-law and niece were supposed to attend last night's opening night performance. I hadn't heard from the all day, and finally called my sister-in-law around 5:00 and left a message. A few minutes later, she called back. It turns out that she had been at the doctors all day. And she will be seeing another doctor today, an oncologist, to have a biopsy done. She seemed very calm yesterday when I talked to her, but I'm sure any and all VIBES would be appreciated. Thank You.
Vibes for Jose's family!
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Sunday evening, I shall be taking in Johnny Crawford and his 1920's Dance Band at Pioneer Playhouse in Danville, Kentucky.
I have their recording. It's quite wonderful!
I am at Toyland, safe and secure, ready to proofread a choral problem in one of the EILEEN scores before I scan everything. The dermatologist did a biopsy on something on my back between my shoulder blades, and I have my next appointment for Sept 16. She's quite lovely, and I liked her very much.
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Weird question, jose - Is it remotely possible that there was yet another party for the donors that all that reported food was being made for? or was that food just a figment of someone's imagination?
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TOD: All the new Lionsgate catalog BDs. Got CHOCLAT and AMELIE reviewed yesterday, am now wending my way through BRIDGET JONES'S DIARY, and then a film of which I know nothing, THE BOY IN THE STRIPED PAJAMAS, some sort of Holocaust drama.
I am currently listening to that new Deodato CD I posted a YouTube link to the other day.
I loved AMELIE, wasn't crazy about CHOCOLAT.
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Oh... Before I go...
A Vibe Request...
My sister-in-law and niece were supposed to attend last night's opening night performance. I hadn't heard from the all day, and finally called my sister-in-law around 5:00 and left a message. A few minutes later, she called back. It turns out that she had been at the doctors all day. And she will be seeing another doctor today, an oncologist, to have a biopsy done. She seemed very calm yesterday when I talked to her, but I'm sure any and all VIBES would be appreciated. Thank You.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Vibes for the sister-in-law of our DR Jose! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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I hope I didn't start too much controversy with my original Michelle Bachman post, but when the woman says that gays are part of "Satan," well, she is not going to have me as a fan.
She's an idiot; so is her closeted husband and the horse they rode in on.
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I'm up, I'm up. The lab called at eight - so seven hours of sleep again - not enough and tomorrow she of the Evil Eye will be here, so that's another early day. Waiting to hear back from the lab whether I'm going to see tests today - it's basically just for me to see and learn.
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What I love about films like Hondo is that you can understand every word everyone's saying, unlike the mumbling that goes on today.
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I think Michele Bachmann has "chutzpah". ;)
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Maybe her probably gay husband Marcus wears a "yarmulke."
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I hope I didn't start too much controversy with my original Michelle Bachman post, but when the woman says that gays are part of "Satan," well, she is not going to have me as a fan.
She's an idiot; so is her closeted husband and the horse they rode in on.
Ditto, for me, Larry! No controversy at all, MBarnum.
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Maybe her probably gay husband Marcus wears a "yarmulke."
They're such bigots they probably agree with Mel Gibson that people who wear such headgear killed Christ, and they're so stupid they probably think Shirley Temple is a synagogue.
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And, that's it for the day at Toyland! Everything is scanned and sent to London, and I can head home for whatever fresh hell awaits me there.
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Glad to see Pogue back amongst the living. No lab today - Monday morning at eight-thirty. But I'll be up at six announcing the new title, so it's fine.
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Michele Bachmann Instantaneously Loses the Entire Jewish Vote Department:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvvecuWRn98
Oh my. :-X
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Oh... Before I go...
A Vibe Request...
My sister-in-law and niece were supposed to attend last night's opening night performance. I hadn't heard from the all day, and finally called my sister-in-law around 5:00 and left a message. A few minutes later, she called back. It turns out that she had been at the doctors all day. And she will be seeing another doctor today, an oncologist, to have a biopsy done. She seemed very calm yesterday when I talked to her, but I'm sure any and all VIBES would be appreciated. Thank You.
~~~VIBES FOR DR JOSE'S SISTER-IN-LAW!!~~~
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Thanks to all for the CBTD vibes....we had a fine opening night.....the show is pretty ordinary with some bright spots....but the audience - all 188 of them....enjoyed it very much....and done by 10 o'clock!
We may sell out - which will be good for us! My cousin Lita, the director, dedicated the show to my parents. She used to spend a lot of time with us in the summer, and she loved being with so many kids at one time. That was very sweet of her.
:)
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In the amusing department - when the mother of the then twelve-year-old singer came to me and asked if I'd do an act for her daughter, I told her that if we went ahead that people would see what we were doing and immediately jump on the bandwagon. We began that journey five or six months ago. For the last two months, we've gotten the word out majorly, and the show is less than three weeks away now. Of course, it's being advertised that she's the youngest person to do a solo cabaret act at thirteen. So, in the last two weeks what have we seen? I'll tell you because it's always funny to me -
A very bad cabaret director announced that he was doing a cabaret workshop for - wait for it - young teens. He'd been inspired by seeing the young teen daughter of a friend of his. However, since this person has spent the last decade imitating things I do (he really has), I know exactly where his inspiration came from - especially as he came to the Gardenia, heard we were doing the show with Melody and SAW Melody.
Today, some yokel on Cabaret West announces "Teen Idol" a contest for teens who want to do cabaret. Gee, could it have been the Facebook updates we make? Could it be the postcard about Melody's show that he got? It is to laugh. We haven't even done the damn show yet and they can't wait to see if we've actually come up with a new trend. The thirteen-year-old's mother thinks I'll be inundated with offers from other mothers of teens. That might or might not come to pass, but already all these other people are trying to jump in and get in on it, just in case it's something that's viable and can make them some money.
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September and October of 2004 are now the hot interest of our twenty-one GUESTS.
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Excellent vibes and xylophones to Jose's sis-in-law.
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DR Laura sorry about your old feral cat.
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Sunday evening, I shall be taking in Johnny Crawford and his 1920's Dance Band at Pioneer Playhouse in Danville, Kentucky.
Sounds like fun. Have a good time.
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We had a wonderful Opening Night performance. Great audience. Great energy in the house. And the cast, crew and orchestra were really at the their peak. -Our "Dream Curly" even ended up doing a triple pirouette in one place where he only had to do a double. ;)
:) :)
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September and October of 2004 are now the hot interest of our twenty-one GUESTS.
BK - What happened then? I don't see a trend, do you?
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DR Jose MEGA VIBES FOR YOUR DEAR SISTER IN-LAW!!!!
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Here is the question I should have asked on Wednesday's Ask BK: Why will people eat "pork butt" but they won't even consider "beef tongue?"
You want tongue, go to any good Jewish deli & don't expect to see "pork butt" ;)
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TOD: All the new Lionsgate catalog BDs. Got CHOCLAT and AMELIE reviewed yesterday, am now wending my way through BRIDGET JONES'S DIARY, and then a film of which I know nothing, THE BOY IN THE STRIPED PAJAMAS, some sort of Holocaust drama.
I am currently listening to that new Deodato CD I posted a YouTube link to the other day.
I loved AMELIE, wasn't crazy about CHOCOLAT.
DITTO! I like the movie Chocolat better than the book.
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Good Afternoon!
Errands done. Lunch consumed - rock shrimp tacos! And some interwebs surfed.
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Thanks for all the Vibes for my sister-in-law. The whole situation really caught her - and everyone else - off guard. She literally felt something wrong earlier in the week so she went to the doctor yesterday morning. They found a cyst the size of a golf ball on her thyroid gland. -And she had just had a physical three weeks and nothing had turned up then. Thankfully, she has a great set of doctors - and some good insurance - so she was able to see everyone she needed to see over the past 36 hours. Now we wait.
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And speaking of John Wayne, today is the 72nd birthday of his son, Patrick Wayne (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0915618/). Wow...he's 72!
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And speaking of John Wayne, today is the 72nd birthday of his son, Patrick Wayne (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0915618/). Wow...he's 72!
He's now eligible to date DR MBarnum. Send Mikey Patrick's phone number.
I finally got to listen today to the new relase of the London cast recording of THE MUSIC MAN, which I hadn't heard in over twenty years. I enjoyed it very much.
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Weird question, jose - Is it remotely possible that there was yet another party for the donors that all that reported food was being made for? or was that food just a figment of someone's imagination?
DR FJL - Nope. The donors party was the reception immediately following the performance: open bar and desserts. I guess "we" all had figured that some "real food" would be available - provided - later to the cast and crew. "We" did see trays of food from CostCo sitting on the staff kitchen counter, so... But those trays turned out to be filled pita chips, vegetables, hummus and cookies. -Better than nothing. In the end, no one was truly disappointed or felt cheated. And most of us were just tired anyway after such a long week.
However, there was plenty o' food in the greenroom before the show. Lots of opening night goodies that various people brought in: candy, brownies, pies, a bushel of just-picked vine-ripened peaches(!).
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Maybe her probably gay husband Marcus wears a "yarmulke."
Or maybe he just simplifies it, and wears a "kipa".
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Here is the question I should have asked on Wednesday's Ask BK: Why will people eat "pork butt" but they won't even consider "beef tongue?"
Because "butt" is actually "shoulder", while "tongue" is still "tongue".
*I like beef tongue.
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Here is the question I should have asked on Wednesday's Ask BK: Why will people eat "pork butt" but they won't even consider "beef tongue?"
You want tongue, go to any good Jewish deli & don't expect to see "pork butt" ;)
:D
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And now...
Since I have a few things to take care of before tonight's show...
Laters...
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And speaking of John Wayne, today is the 72nd birthday of his son, Patrick Wayne (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0915618/). Wow...he's 72!
Wow.
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DR Jose if it is thyroid cancer the survival rate is extremely high as is the quality of life after treatment. Even the treatment is better than most.
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Yogi has stopped pacing but is still wining some. Craig just left for a two night hiking/camping trip. It was interesting watching him organize his backpack. It doesn't look to me like he has enough food. He said he has 600 calories worth & will stop today for a big lunch. He is meeting a friend in California, each driving about 3 hours.
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If anyone is a fan of the TV series RESCUE ME, with Dennis Leary; Oldies.com is selling the first three seasons bundled for $29.99.
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Then get on a train, with a bunch of strangers, but none, most likely, will be named Guy Haines.
But how would you know, have you ever seen Guy's face?
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DR Vixmom - by all means take The Vixter to see HAIR. She can explain it to you ;)
ROTFLMAO!
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Oh... Before I go...
A Vibe Request...
My sister-in-law and niece were supposed to attend last night's opening night performance. I hadn't heard from the all day, and finally called my sister-in-law around 5:00 and left a message. A few minutes later, she called back. It turns out that she had been at the doctors all day. And she will be seeing another doctor today, an oncologist, to have a biopsy done. She seemed very calm yesterday when I talked to her, but I'm sure any and all VIBES would be appreciated. Thank You.
Vibes for DR Jose's sister-in-law!
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DR TCB MEGA VIBES FOR YOU TOMORROW!!!!
What time is your appointment? Is anyone driving you?
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DR Jose MEGA VIBES FOR YOUR DEAR SISTER IN-LAW!!!!
Ditto!
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The Egyptian (http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/The-Egyptian-Blu-ray/23726/#Review)
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September and October of 2004 are now the hot interest of our twenty-one GUESTS.
Aren't those the months when we revealed who really killed JMK JFK?
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Here is the question I should have asked on Wednesday's Ask BK: Why will people eat "pork butt" but they won't even consider "beef tongue?"
You want tongue, go to any good Jewish deli & don't expect to see "pork butt" ;)
LOL!
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TCB what time is your appointment tomorrow? I'll be watching for a report.
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Weird question, jose - Is it remotely possible that there was yet another party for the donors that all that reported food was being made for? or was that food just a figment of someone's imagination?
DR FJL - Nope. The donors party was the reception immediately following the performance: open bar and desserts. I guess "we" all had figured that some "real food" would be available - provided - later to the cast and crew. "We" did see trays of food from CostCo sitting on the staff kitchen counter, so... But those trays turned out to be filled pita chips, vegetables, hummus and cookies. -Better than nothing. In the end, no one was truly disappointed or felt cheated. And most of us were just tired anyway after such a long week.
However, there was plenty o' food in the greenroom before the show. Lots of opening night goodies that various people brought in: candy, brownies, pies, a bushel of just-picked vine-ripened peaches(!).
Jose, I'm curious about something. Is there much interaction between the cast and the orchestra before and after the performances? At Tacoma Musical Playhouse there is a lot of camaraderie, but they use a lot of the same musicians every show, so becomes kind of a family. When I did GUYS AND DOLLS at Seattle Music Theatre the cast and musicians had only a nodding acquaintance.
Since you will all be together until October is there a closer interaction?
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One more post.
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Page Five (At last)!
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Maybe her probably gay husband Marcus wears a "yarmulke."
Or maybe he just simplifies it, and wears a "kipa".
What do you call a boring fish?
A yawn kipper.
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DR TCB MEGA VIBES FOR YOU TOMORROW!!!!
What time is your appointment? Is anyone driving you?
I have to be there at 8:45 to take my drugs before my 9:15 appointment. Yes, my friend Carole is taking me.
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Good it is in the morning & better your friend is taking you. You got meds too. :) Don't forget to make sure the person will talk to you occasionally & let you know how much time is left. The first time I had one I almost yelled to be let out 5-10 minutes before it was over. Of course had I known how close I was I wouldn't have considered it. For 45 minutes the person never said one word to me to be sure I wouldn't talk & move. ::)
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I have a new favorite Cheyenne Jackson clip. Well, actually nothing can top the Nathan Lane / Cheyenne Jackson Cubby Berstein clip, but this is two of my favorite songs from the musical DAMN YANKEES. And, although she is no Shannon Bolin, Randy Graff is quite delightful, as well.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmgBFTgWlOw
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Good it is in the morning & better your friend is taking you. You got meds too. :) Don't forget to make sure the person will talk to you occasionally & let you know how much time is left. The first time I had one I almost yelled to be let out 5-10 minutes before it was over. Of course had I known how close I was I wouldn't have considered it. For 45 minutes the person never said one word to me to be sure I wouldn't talk & move. ::)
I am bringing my own meds. This was their idea. A muscle relaxer to hopefully calm me down, and a pain pill so that I can hopefully stay still.
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The first MRI that I had was prior to my first back surgery, and I was in horrible pain (hmm, kind of like now). They kept yelling at me not to move, but I couldn't help it.
Thank you, Jane, for the advice.
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Another fire truck is heading for Point Defiance. I hear them going there three or four times a week, but I never read why they were called.
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Hello 1 Guest! Did you find out who killed JFK?
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Vibes and prayers for Jose's sister-in-law!
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I'll be sending you vibes and sending up prayers tomorrow morning for you, TCB.
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I spent the day searching for milkweed with The Monarch Scientist.
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It was more fun than it sounds.
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I'll be sending you vibes and sending up prayers tomorrow morning for you, TCB.
Thank you so much, Laura. I really appreciate your prayers.
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I guess I might as well keep posting. I don't have any other place to go.
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Nicky is getting used to the wheelchair. He even fell asleep in it yesterday.
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Good it is in the morning & better your friend is taking you. You got meds too. :) Don't forget to make sure the person will talk to you occasionally & let you know how much time is left. The first time I had one I almost yelled to be let out 5-10 minutes before it was over. Of course had I known how close I was I wouldn't have considered it. For 45 minutes the person never said one word to me to be sure I wouldn't talk & move. ::)
I am bringing my own meds. This was their idea. A muscle relaxer to hopefully calm me down, and a pain pill so that I can hopefully stay still.
Both should help with the pain during & keeping the muscles from getting too sore. Since I can only take a mild tranquilizer I find taking another one at bedtime keeps me from being sore the next morning. If you are lucky you will have a newer, faster MRI machine.
Oh, if you think you need to double the ear plugs do so. The last time I had one the ear plugs didn't work very well & I lost some hearing.
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Nicky is getting used to the wheelchair. He even fell asleep in it yesterday.
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I need to feed Yogi & Kitty. Yogi knows there is some sweet potato out here for him.
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Hmmmm.....crazy computer stuff.....Firefox will NOT save any passwords or usernames......when I leave Firefox, and then go back.....I am signed out of everything.....and it took me awhile to get back here.
UGH......I have looked at all the saving and cookie and history options (oh yes, my history disappears as well) - and can find nothing that will correct the problem.
Irritating....
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I'll be sending you vibes and sending up prayers tomorrow morning for you, TCB.
I send them now, DR TCB!
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Good it is in the morning & better your friend is taking you. You got meds too. :) Don't forget to make sure the person will talk to you occasionally & let you know how much time is left. The first time I had one I almost yelled to be let out 5-10 minutes before it was over. Of course had I known how close I was I wouldn't have considered it. For 45 minutes the person never said one word to me to be sure I wouldn't talk & move. ::)
I am bringing my own meds. This was their idea. A muscle relaxer to hopefully calm me down, and a pain pill so that I can hopefully stay still.
Both should help with the pain during & keeping the muscles from getting too sore. Since I can only take a mild tranquilizer I find taking another one at bedtime keeps me from being sore the next morning. If you are lucky you will have a newer, faster MRI machine.
Oh, if you think you need to double the ear plugs do so. The last time I had one the ear plugs didn't work very well & I lost some hearing.
How do hear them call out the time if you are wearing earplugs?
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First I forgot to set the 20 minute timer to let Kitty out of the bathroom. Then I realized I hadn't shut the door between the bedroom & the bathroom locking Kitty in & Yogi out. I don't know if Yogi would steal her food or not. He was standing just inside the bathroom when I walked in. I think he was waiting for her to finish before indulging.
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DR TCB the earplugs don't work that well & I think they use an intercom system.
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I'll be sending you vibes and sending up prayers tomorrow morning for you, TCB.
I send them now, DR TCB!
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Thank you, my friend.
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Greetings from Williamsburg, Kentucky. The drive that Google Maps said should take us four and a half hours took us seven due to traffic back-ups south and north of Knoxville and torrential rain in the mountains just south of here. We're having a respite before heading into Middletown tomorrow.
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Back from various and sundried errands and whatnot and seeing Melody's improv show, which was fun. We then got a bite to eat at Musso and Frank, about which more later. Listening to our new master.
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Here is the question I should have asked on Wednesday's Ask BK: Why will people eat "pork butt" but they won't even consider "beef tongue?"
pork butt is really pork shoulder.
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Fr. Richard celebrated a beautiful mass this morning - thanks for the never-too-late vibes, DR FJL! After the service we had breakfast at the hotel, packed the car, and he went to the final Synod session and I went to Starbucks for coffee with DR Edisaurus and her DH Greg. We had a very nice visit and I told her how much she's missed here and gave her a big HHW hug. The Synod was just adjourning when I got back to the hotel - Richard and I got away about 11:45.
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And I've had beef tongue, just don't like to look at it
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Vibes for DR Jose's sister-in-law!
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DR Laura sorry about your old feral cat.
Thanks, Jane. Our purpose all those years ago when he showed up was to get him neutered so he couldn't reproduce and let him live out his natural life. We succeeded in that. He had a nice long life for a feral cat. I still hope he turns up, though. Alive, that is.
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Kitty Kerry:
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DR Laura, I have a feeling he will show up. Don't know why I think so, but I do.
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Pork Butt - that's the title of my next novel.
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Thanks, Cillaliz. I hope so. Our original feral cat, Shadow, moved down the street a few houses and lived out her life there. She disappeared last year, as well as one of our backyard ones. They are all getting old.
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I got quite a bit done today, but the plans i thought were cancelled for tonight ended up not being cancelled, so I went out to happy hour. This greatly reduced my desire to keep cleaning. I'm home now and am still planning to finish cleaning up the living room before I go to bed. Otherwise it will be panic mode in the morning and I"ll power through it. I still have until 6:30 pm before the guests arrive, why hurry, lol
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Think I'll go cut up the cabbages (green and purple) and the carrots for the slaw. I bought the dressing, but won't add that until tomorrow
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Vibes to TCB~~~~~~~~~
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Vibes to the ferrel Cat Kerry ~~~~~~~
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Vibes to DR Jose's sister in law~~~~~~~
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VIbes to all~!~~!~~~
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Cat Kerry vibes......
Vibes to DR TCB....
Sounds like DR GINNY is having lots of fun!
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Glad Opening Night went well.
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Many vibes for your MRI tomorrow DR TCB.
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Ginny, when are you going on your cruise?
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Thanks, Cillaliz. I hope so. Our original feral cat, Shadow, moved down the street a few houses and lived out her life there. She disappeared last year, as well as one of our backyard ones. They are all getting old.
I think it is great you controlled the population enough to only have old feral cats. I hope you don't have any new ones move in.
Kitty Kerry is a cutie.
How is your foster doing?
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And many vibes for everyone else, too!
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Many vibes for your MRI tomorrow DR TCB.
Thank you, Cilla!
Thank you, Jrand!!
Thank you, Mikey!
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Thank you, Jennifer.
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Ginny, when are you going on your cruise?
Not 'til October, DR TCB. We have Rob & Mary Linda's wedding over Labor Day weekend and maybe a quick trip to Oklahoma Washington, DC, later in September.
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MRI vibes for DR TCB!
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I decided i would weigh myself every 2 weeks (even though I hate doing it). I"m always afraid that i will not have lost as much as I think i have (and that it will make me less motivated).
The good news is that i lost another 5lbs. So that is 10 lbs total. The bad news is that it is only the 10lbs i gained when i was sick in may. But i think some of it is muscle. Because i feel in much better shape than i was in may. So if i continue to lose 5 lbs every 2 weeks then i should be at the 15 more lbs i want to lose by end of august. Fingers crossed.
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I just watched and absolutely beautiful movie which Netflix had delivered to me this week. The film is UNDERTOW.
It is a Peruvian film (my first one!) and it is about a married fisherman who is in love with another man. It is a ghost story and one of the best films I have seen in a looooooooooong time.
Here is the trailer, if you are interested.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91BTpgqfbQI (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91BTpgqfbQI)
Beware, the movie has some nudity in it, however.
(http://queerchristiancinema.files.wordpress.com/2010/10/undertow_04.jpg)
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Yogi protested being alone when there was a clap of thunder. I didn't realize it was a problem. This dog is soooo much fun.
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MRI vibes for DR TCB!
Thanks, Ginny. Where are you going on your cruise? And what cruise line?
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Fingers crossed DR Jennifer.
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More thunder. Yogi is not happy.
'night
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I wonder if your storm will move up here, DR Jane.
It is supposed to be cloudy tomorrow and it is very humid now.
Such a strange summer...if you can call it a summer (at least in the Pacific Northwest).
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DR TCB re: what you said yesterday about not liking the enclosed space of the MRI. Don't they now have some machines that are open on both sides in the middle. I didn't have one like that (mine was enclosed). But it sounds like a much better idea.
For me i had 2 problems. 1) the enclosed space but 2) the loud noise. I had a migraine at the time and found the noise pretty unbearable.
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I just watched and absolutely beautiful movie which Netflix had delivered to me this week. The film is UNDERTOW.
It is a Peruvian film (my first one!) and it is about a married fisherman who is in love with another man. It is a ghost story and one of the best films I have seen in a looooooooooong time.
Here is the trailer, if you are interested.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91BTpgqfbQI (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91BTpgqfbQI)
Beware, the movie has some nudity in it, however.
You mean to say that you are _ _ years old, and this is your first Peruvian film??
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How is your foster doing?
They were all supposed to have surgery today and go to adoptions tomorrow. But the shelter cut the price on dogs to get more of them adopted because the shelter is full. So the vet canceled us to get the dogs in.
Hopefully next week.
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I just watched and absolutely beautiful movie which Netflix had delivered to me this week. The film is UNDERTOW.
It is a Peruvian film (my first one!) and it is about a married fisherman who is in love with another man. It is a ghost story and one of the best films I have seen in a looooooooooong time.
Here is the trailer, if you are interested.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91BTpgqfbQI (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91BTpgqfbQI)
Beware, the movie has some nudity in it, however.
You mean to say that you are _ _ years old, and this is your first Peruvian film??
I know, I don't get out enough.
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Ginny, when are you going on your cruise?
Check your messages, DR TCB!
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i enjoyed your review of the Blu Rae of The Egyptian DR JMK.
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DR TCB re: what you said yesterday about not liking the enclosed space of the MRI. Don't they now have some machines that are open on both sides in the middle. I didn't have one like that (mine was enclosed). But it sounds like a much better idea.
For me i had 2 problems. 1) the enclosed space but 2) the loud noise. I had a migraine at the time and found the noise pretty unbearable.
I am hoping you are correct, Jennifer. I keep telling myself that by this time tomorrow it will all be over. And if I ever want to walk again, I have to get it done.
But as a bacvkup plan, I am writing a stage version of IRONSIDE, and I may tour the country in that role.
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I am glad I spent the extra $$ for that edition......I might read the book again.
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I am imitating DR Vixmom and falling asleep at my computer - 'night!
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Vibes for dear TCB!!!
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Vibes for dear TCB!!!
Thanks, FJL.
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i enjoyed your review of the Blu Rae of The Egyptian DR JMK.
Oh, did JMK write that review? I didn't read it.
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Maybe we should start a discussion of it on the FSM board.
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I couldn't decide whether to have a slice of cheesecake or a Magnum. I went with the cheesecake, but I might have a Magnum, too.
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G'night!
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I'd have gone with them both, too, TCB.
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Yeah!!! I don't have everything done I need to do before the party, but I got enough done that tomorrow will be a breeze and that was my goal. The livingroom hasn't been this clean in ages. I have my corner where I sit and it tends to get very cluttered. Not tonight.
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Good Evening!
Well, our first "official" performance - or was it our second one? - went very well.
...And thus starts our first 5-show weekend (Friday + Saturday matinee + Saturday evening + Sunday matinee + Sunday evening). *And each weekend of this 12-week run is a 5-show weekend.
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Yeah!!! I don't have everything done I need to do before the party, but I got enough done that tomorrow will be a breeze and that was my goal. The livingroom hasn't been this clean in ages. I have my corner where I sit and it tends to get very cluttered. Not tonight.
YEAH!
Hopefully you won't oversleep tomorrow, DR Cillaliz. ;)
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Weird question, jose - Is it remotely possible that there was yet another party for the donors that all that reported food was being made for? or was that food just a figment of someone's imagination?
DR FJL - Nope. The donors party was the reception immediately following the performance: open bar and desserts. I guess "we" all had figured that some "real food" would be available - provided - later to the cast and crew. "We" did see trays of food from CostCo sitting on the staff kitchen counter, so... But those trays turned out to be filled pita chips, vegetables, hummus and cookies. -Better than nothing. In the end, no one was truly disappointed or felt cheated. And most of us were just tired anyway after such a long week.
However, there was plenty o' food in the greenroom before the show. Lots of opening night goodies that various people brought in: candy, brownies, pies, a bushel of just-picked vine-ripened peaches(!).
Jose, I'm curious about something. Is there much interaction between the cast and the orchestra before and after the performances? At Tacoma Musical Playhouse there is a lot of camaraderie, but they use a lot of the same musicians every show, so becomes kind of a family. When I did GUYS AND DOLLS at Seattle Music Theatre the cast and musicians had only a nodding acquaintance.
Since you will all be together until October is there a closer interaction?
More or less everyone hangs out in the green room before the show - cast, orchestra, crew - and sometimes the occasional board member (it's one of their perks). Afterwards, it all depends on the day of the week. Most of the musicians have "day jobs", so they usually head right home afterwards. Some of the actors will hang out and have a drink in the lobby bar afterwards. And sometimes everyone just hangs out for a while.
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DR TCB re: what you said yesterday about not liking the enclosed space of the MRI. Don't they now have some machines that are open on both sides in the middle. I didn't have one like that (mine was enclosed). But it sounds like a much better idea.
For me i had 2 problems. 1) the enclosed space but 2) the loud noise. I had a migraine at the time and found the noise pretty unbearable.
I am hoping you are correct, Jennifer. I keep telling myself that by this time tomorrow it will all be over. And if I ever want to walk again, I have to get it done.
But as a bacvkup plan, I am writing a stage version of IRONSIDE, and I may tour the country in that role.
DR TCB - Don't forget Sunrise at Campobello. ;)
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I couldn't decide whether to have a slice of cheesecake or a Magnum. I went with the cheesecake, but I might have a Magnum, too.
Oh! That's right! I have a Magnum Almond Bar in the freezer... Hmmm...
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G'night!
DR TCB - I hope you got a good night's sleep, and...
~~~~~VIBES FOR A PAINLESS PROCEDURE IN THE MORNING~~~~~
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Fr. Richard celebrated a beautiful mass this morning - thanks for the never-too-late vibes, DR FJL! After the service we had breakfast at the hotel, packed the car, and he went to the final Synod session and I went to Starbucks for coffee with DR Edisaurus and her DH Greg. We had a very nice visit and I told her how much she's missed here and gave her a big HHW hug. The Synod was just adjourning when I got back to the hotel - Richard and I got away about 11:45.
DR Ginny - Sounds like you had a good day in the ATL. Hopefully, the rest of your drive back to Middletown will be timely and uneventful.
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VIbes to all~!~~!~~~
Exactly.
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I just watched and absolutely beautiful movie which Netflix had delivered to me this week. The film is UNDERTOW.
It is a Peruvian film (my first one!) and it is about a married fisherman who is in love with another man. It is a ghost story and one of the best films I have seen in a looooooooooong time.
Here is the trailer, if you are interested.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91BTpgqfbQI (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91BTpgqfbQI)
Beware, the movie has some nudity in it, however.
(http://queerchristiancinema.files.wordpress.com/2010/10/undertow_04.jpg)
I had read a good article about the film in the New York Times. Didn't know it was out on DVD. Thanks.
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...And speaking of traffic...
During the course of my ride home tonight, I encountered:
-A faulty card reader in the parking garage.
-Three major(!) work zones.
-Two major accidents.
...Give me a delayed A train anytime. ::)
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I'll be sending you vibes and sending up prayers tomorrow morning for you, TCB.
I send them now, DR TCB!
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Acres of vibes, TCB.
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Thanks for all the VIBES for my sister-in-law!
DR Jose if it is thyroid cancer the survival rate is extremely high as is the quality of life after treatment. Even the treatment is better than most.
DR Jane - Thankfully, the treatment and cure(?) of thyroid cancer is quite "easy". It's just so weird that the cyst developed so fast - even her doctor was shocked. Additionally, other forms of cancer run in her family, so they're hoping it's not related to something else.
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Had a great dinner tonight with friends. The restaurant uses only local products and prepares everything in an old-fashioned way. No food processors, no microwaves, no blenders. Nothing frozen. Everything fresh.
I told the waiter I was diabetic and couldn't have the dessert, which was included in the three-course meal. The chef came out, asked about various items on the menu and I ended up with a meal that had no potatoes, polenta or flour, all of which were part of the regular meal. And instead of dessert, a local cheese platter with five excellent cheeses from Texas.
I can't tell you how good that treatment made me feel.
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Thanks for all the VIBES for my sister-in-law!
DR Jose if it is thyroid cancer the survival rate is extremely high as is the quality of life after treatment. Even the treatment is better than most.
DR Jane - Thankfully, the treatment and cure(?) of thyroid cancer is quite "easy". It's just so weird that the cyst developed so fast - even her doctor was shocked. Additionally, other forms of cancer run in her family, so they're hoping it's not related to something else.
And more and more.
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Yeah!!! I don't have everything done I need to do before the party, but I got enough done that tomorrow will be a breeze and that was my goal. The livingroom hasn't been this clean in ages. I have my corner where I sit and it tends to get very cluttered. Not tonight.
YEAH!
Hopefully you won't oversleep tomorrow, DR Cillaliz. ;)
The guests won't arrive until 6:30 or later...with this crowd usually everyone is fashionably late, so I have plenty of time.
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I hadn't realized Anna Massey died until I was reading an old VARIETY this morning. Did that get posted here?
I mentioned it a few days ago. that was before I read the obits. What a fascinating life she led.
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Yeah!!! I don't have everything done I need to do before the party, but I got enough done that tomorrow will be a breeze and that was my goal. The livingroom hasn't been this clean in ages. I have my corner where I sit and it tends to get very cluttered. Not tonight.
YEAH!
Hopefully you won't oversleep tomorrow, DR Cillaliz. ;)
The guests won't arrive until 6:30 or later...with this crowd usually everyone is fashionably late, so I have plenty of time.
Sounds like it's going to be great fun!
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TOD: Some movies that I bought recently but haven't watched: "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" (which I've never seen), maybe "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf"
CD: Mahler's 9th, London "Carnival"
MP3: "Promises, Promises"
Car CD: "Count of Monte Cristo" Disc 18 of 37
Whose translation of "The Count" are you listening to? Are the lesbians in it?
The only modern translation is Robin Buss' for Penguin Books and it now seems to be out of print. I just ordered a copy on Abebooks; it's like THE THREE MUSKETEERS; about every five years I want to reread them.
this is the lesbian-free translation. At least so far. I don't know the translator.
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Thanks to all for the CBTD vibes....we had a fine opening night.....the show is pretty ordinary with some bright spots....but the audience - all 188 of them....enjoyed it very much....and done by 10 o'clock!
We may sell out - which will be good for us! My cousin Lita, the director, dedicated the show to my parents. She used to spend a lot of time with us in the summer, and she loved being with so many kids at one time. That was very sweet of her.
Great to hear this. So you're a major part of it in spirit. That's lovely!
Great news.
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Weird question, jose - Is it remotely possible that there was yet another party for the donors that all that reported food was being made for? or was that food just a figment of someone's imagination?
DR FJL - Nope. The donors party was the reception immediately following the performance: open bar and desserts. I guess "we" all had figured that some "real food" would be available - provided - later to the cast and crew. "We" did see trays of food from CostCo sitting on the staff kitchen counter, so... But those trays turned out to be filled pita chips, vegetables, hummus and cookies. -Better than nothing. In the end, no one was truly disappointed or felt cheated. And most of us were just tired anyway after such a long week.
However, there was plenty o' food in the greenroom before the show. Lots of opening night goodies that various people brought in: candy, brownies, pies, a bushel of just-picked vine-ripened peaches(!).
Jose, I'm curious about something. Is there much interaction between the cast and the orchestra before and after the performances? At Tacoma Musical Playhouse there is a lot of camaraderie, but they use a lot of the same musicians every show, so becomes kind of a family. When I did GUYS AND DOLLS at Seattle Music Theatre the cast and musicians had only a nodding acquaintance.
Since you will all be together until October is there a closer interaction?
Oh!
Additionally, the cast and orchestra developed a nice relationship during the initial run in the Fall. And since most of the original cast and all of the original orchestra is back - I'm the only new person in the pit - our Wandelprobe was also a reunion of sorts for everyone. :)
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And...
Goodnight.
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Yeah!!! I don't have everything done I need to do before the party, but I got enough done that tomorrow will be a breeze and that was my goal. The livingroom hasn't been this clean in ages. I have my corner where I sit and it tends to get very cluttered. Not tonight.
YEAH!
Hopefully you won't oversleep tomorrow, DR Cillaliz. ;)
The guests won't arrive until 6:30 or later...with this crowd usually everyone is fashionably late, so I have plenty of time.
Sounds like it's going to be great fun!
I think so. I had to try to really change things up when the weather forecast was for heat index over 111. It was really going to be an outside party. I'll be curious to see if anyone wants to sit outside now. The deck looks nice. I'll fog for bugs and have it ready for everyone
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DR Jose, glad things are going so well. I'd love to get to DC to see it.
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Night, all.
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Vibes and prayers for thje sister in law of Jose
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Vibes and prayers for dear Tommy
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I managed to get ou of work by half past 12....am
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but I iwll be off on Monday
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6 flags!!!!
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now i must sleep
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Back from a VERY long production of 1776. Must now write some fershluganah notes.
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Many vibes for your MRI tomorrow DR TCB.
~~~DITTO!!~~~
(since today is still open ;))
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I just watched and absolutely beautiful movie which Netflix had delivered to me this week. The film is UNDERTOW.
It is a Peruvian film (my first one!) and it is about a married fisherman who is in love with another man. It is a ghost story and one of the best films I have seen in a looooooooooong time.
Here is the trailer, if you are interested.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91BTpgqfbQI (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91BTpgqfbQI)
Beware, the movie has some nudity in it, however.
(http://queerchristiancinema.files.wordpress.com/2010/10/undertow_04.jpg)
I actually have this in my Netflix queue, already.
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Good night, all. 8)
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This topic is still unlocked!
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Oooooh, this is almost like time travelling. :)