My new hair is a success.....hopefully someone took some photos....
I live over two thousand miles away, but I have reported DR JANE & KEITH to the HOA.....
Tonight is opening night....for ANNIE....you can't close unless you open.
We only have 60 tickets left for our added Tuesday performance...which means we sold 130 in four hours over two days....
Tonight is opening night....for ANNIE....you can't close unless you open.
We only have 60 tickets left for our added Tuesday performance...which means we sold 130 in four hours over two days....
Moving as often as we have has been an adventure, yet a part of me wishes we were celebrating 30 years in the same house.
Moving as often as we have has been an adventure, yet a part of me wishes we were celebrating 30 years in the same house.
It's really hard to believe, DR Jane. Seems like yesterday...
I win....we moved here in 1971....47 years ago.
I keep thinking today is Saturday. That's not good.
Four days of 90+ degree temps are predicted....HOT ANNIE!
Last night I finished the last mystery in the Lillian Jackson Braun series of The Cat Who . . .
The last 4-5 books in the series were sloppy, poorly plotted with unresolved issues, and downright mean to several ongoing characters in the series. I believe the dying author's notes were used by a ghostwriter to finish them.
You want to hear what a great arrangement/orchestration is - listen to this. Claus Ogerman (and if you don't have the CD we issued, well...) did the chart, Arthur Prysock is the vocalist - the song is called Maman, from the flop musical Mata Hari that David Merrick closed out of town - music by Edward Thomas, lyrics by Martin Charnin. Prysock is a GREAT singer/interpreter, but it's the chart here that turns this song into a work of art. I discovered it way back when it came out in 1969 and played this track to death. Astonishingly never released on CD. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6-ZedP3PwE
Tonight is opening night....for ANNIE....you can't close unless you open.
We only have 60 tickets left for our added Tuesday performance...which means we sold 130 in four hours over two days....
Breathing vibes for Annabelle!
I win....we moved here in 1971....47 years ago.
Four days of 90+ degree temps are predicted....HOT ANNIE!
Richard and I delivered my bicycle to the AAUW Garage Sale site. It's an almost 40-year-old Schwinn 3-speed, in great condition. I decided at my age, considering all the blood thinning medication I take, I have no business risking a broken bone or bleeding injury. We'd have donated Richard's bike, too, but Rob wants it so he can keep up with Mary Linda. She has a nice, newer, 10-speed.
Annabelle has been sneezing like mad, so that seems to imply her nasal passages are unblocked. I have her a treat a couple of hours ago and she ate it out of my hand. As long as she's eating, I can cope.
Richard and I delivered my bicycle to the AAUW Garage Sale site. It's an almost 40-year-old Schwinn 3-speed, in great condition. I decided at my age, considering all the blood thinning medication I take, I have no business risking a broken bone or bleeding injury. We'd have donated Richard's bike, too, but Rob wants it so he can keep up with Mary Linda. She has a nice, newer, 10-speed.
Annabelle has been sneezing like mad, so that seems to imply her nasal passages are unblocked. I have her a treat a couple of hours ago and she ate it out of my hand. As long as she's eating, I can cope.
Richard and I delivered my bicycle to the AAUW Garage Sale site. It's an almost 40-year-old Schwinn 3-speed, in great condition. I decided at my age, considering all the blood thinning medication I take, I have no business risking a broken bone or bleeding injury. We'd have donated Richard's bike, too, but Rob wants it so he can keep up with Mary Linda. She has a nice, newer, 10-speed.
I don't dare get on a bike again though it would be fun.
Richard and I delivered my bicycle to the AAUW Garage Sale site. It's an almost 40-year-old Schwinn 3-speed, in great condition. I decided at my age, considering all the blood thinning medication I take, I have no business risking a broken bone or bleeding injury. We'd have donated Richard's bike, too, but Rob wants it so he can keep up with Mary Linda. She has a nice, newer, 10-speed.
Oh, my goodness! Josh and Sara started doing this sung comedy bit about writing a musical about the Tony Awards, but about a minute into the song, the station interrupted the show with three, count 'em, THREE comnercials, and then it came back to the show as their song ended! >:( WTF??
Four days of 90+ degree temps are predicted....HOT ANNIE!
Isn’t that the one playing at the Pussycat?
Oh, my goodness! Josh and Sara started doing this sung comedy bit about writing a musical about the Tony Awards, but about a minute into the song, the station interrupted the show with three, count 'em, THREE comnercials, and then it came back to the show as their song ended! >:( WTF??
The whole Colbert segment is here. The song is at the end, with all three of them (including S. Colbert)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5vjN78Eroo
Richard and I delivered my bicycle to the AAUW Garage Sale site. It's an almost 40-year-old Schwinn 3-speed, in great condition. I decided at my age, considering all the blood thinning medication I take, I have no business risking a broken bone or bleeding injury. We'd have donated Richard's bike, too, but Rob wants it so he can keep up with Mary Linda. She has a nice, newer, 10-speed.
I don't dare get on a bike again though it would be fun.
When I was cleaning it up yesterday, I was so tempted to hop on my bike and take a spin around the block. Then I thought about the fun trip we have planned to NYC in a few weeks...
I win....we moved here in 1971....47 years ago.
I win....we moved here in 1971....47 years ago.
Only 33 years for me.
Richard and I delivered my bicycle to the AAUW Garage Sale site. It's an almost 40-year-old Schwinn 3-speed, in great condition. I decided at my age, considering all the blood thinning medication I take, I have no business risking a broken bone or bleeding injury. We'd have donated Richard's bike, too, but Rob wants it so he can keep up with Mary Linda. She has a nice, newer, 10-speed.
I miss my 40-year-old Schwinn 10-speed. I first got a beautiful burgundy Schwinn "Continental" in 1973 or thereabouts, which was stolen. (That's an interesting story in itself, in how absolutely ignorant I was back then in taking the necessary precautions.) A few years later I replaced it with another Schwinn 10-speed, just plain old silver and I don't remember if it had a model name, and that thing lasted me about ten years. I really do want to have one again because I would absolutely ride it around the neighborhood or wherever. But it's never quite reached the priority list.
I win....we moved here in 1971....47 years ago.
Only 33 years for me.
That is a long time.
Dental Vibes for our DR Vixmom!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Richard and I delivered my bicycle to the AAUW Garage Sale site. It's an almost 40-year-old Schwinn 3-speed, in great condition. I decided at my age, considering all the blood thinning medication I take, I have no business risking a broken bone or bleeding injury. We'd have donated Richard's bike, too, but Rob wants it so he can keep up with Mary Linda. She has a nice, newer, 10-speed.
I miss my 40-year-old Schwinn 10-speed. I first got a beautiful burgundy Schwinn "Continental" in 1973 or thereabouts, which was stolen. (That's an interesting story in itself, in how absolutely ignorant I was back then in taking the necessary precautions.) A few years later I replaced it with another Schwinn 10-speed, just plain old silver and I don't remember if it had a model name, and that thing lasted me about ten years. I really do want to have one again because I would absolutely ride it around the neighborhood or wherever. But it's never quite reached the priority list.
All the talk about Schwinn bikes reminded me of this: our next door neighbor in Buffalo was a wonderful older lady named Gert. When I was about 12 years old my friend and I were riding our bikes on the main shopping street in South Buffalo. We had stopped at a store and who should come along but Gert. She gave us a nice greeting. I showed her my new bike and she exclaimed how nice it was. Now if you remember, the word "Schwinn" was (is?) writtten cursive-style on the bike. I guess the last two letters weren't clear so Gert said "and it's a "SCHWIRR!"
I win....we moved here in 1971....47 years ago.
Only 33 years for me.
That is a long time.
Yes, DR Jane. I kind of wish I had moved to a bigger conco years ago, but it is nice that I no longer have a mortgage payment.
I win....we moved here in 1971....47 years ago.
Only 33 years for me.
That is a long time.
Yes, DR Jane. I kind of wish I had moved to a bigger condo years ago, but it is nice that I no longer have a mortgage payment.
Looking forward to some pictures of Janes's new Enoch and manger
Bench and planter
DR George we could have used your skills today assembling our new bench, that is if your skill extend to assembling without directions.
There were a multitude of various screws and only one shown on the partial directions where to put it.
Looking forward to some pictures of Janes's new Enoch and mangerBench and planter
:o
Looking forward to some pictures of Janes's new Enoch and manger
My mom will celebrate 53 years in her home in October
We celebrated 27 years here on 11/22
As long as I chew on the other side I am pain free
My lips still .ook bad though
DR George we could have used your skills today assembling our new bench, that is if your skill extend to assembling without directions.
There were a multitude of various screws and only one shown on the partial directions where to put it.
I might not have gotten it put together correctly. I'm pretty good about reading directions and really do prefer to be able to refer to them.
Looking forward to some pictures of Janes's new Enoch and mangerBench and planter
:o
I know, right?
Looking forward to some pictures of Janes's new Enoch and mangerBench and planter
:o
I know, right?
I will put a photo up tomorrow.
I spent some time at Best Buy today. I was very, very pleased to talk to an Apple consultant there. He's an Apple employee, not Best Buy. He was very knowledgable and had excellent people skills. No pushing, just lots of information. We discussed all sorts of technical issues, techie to (former) techie.
I bought one of the smaller iPads and have now set it up. Yes, there's a learning curve. I'm used to my Macbook and keyboard. Not sure whether I'll buy a keyboard for the iPad. I need some time to get used to it. I will return to Best Buy, though, because I received such excellent customer service.
My friend, Sandy’s funeral was one year ago, today.
And now, I'm off. It's one of those days where I feel like I'm supposed to get something at Fred Meyer, but I'm pretty sure that I really don't need anything, so I won't go.
Be back later.
I brought them all home and made a couple of sandwiches (the bread is fairly small) with the four different kinds of meatless "slices" and some sliced chipotle cheese (real cheese) slices and organic mayonnaise and some cream cheese. I must say that they were pretty darned good.