Haines His Way

You would drive that far to see me-how sweet

I hate to drive any distance at all & it seems really far to me.

It may be closer than Oregon, from what I hear Ashland is far nicer than North Chicago.  It will be hard on Bryan until he can relocate to the Chicago in two years.  I've read some student chat rooms & they say it is easy to study when there isn't much to do.

I am eating some of my roommate's leftover easter candy. Dove dark chocolate eggs, yum!!

Chocolate cures everything!

A little more baking

But you can't eat the results!    

Still, it sounds like an amazing and worthwhile project.  

Nice article on Brazilian baritone Paulo Szot [ of South Pacific ] in today's Arts & Leisure section.

And having met him briefly backstage the other night, I can say he's also a very nice man.  -Although, the way they've shaped his moustache for the production, does not really add to his handsome-ness, imho.  

DR Ginny - others would know better than I.  I believe it has been semi-officially announced that SP is being transformed into an open-ended run, though I have no idea how long the original revival cast members will be staying.

DR Ginny - others would know better than I.  I believe it has been semi-officially announced that SP is being transformed into an open-ended run, though I have no idea how long the original revival cast members will be staying.

The "open-ended" run is now Official.  From what I understand, everyone is contracted for the usual six-month contract period, and then it's just a matter of who renews and who doesn't.  However, I know that some of the cast members have other projects already lined up, so...  -I know that Paul Szot has a few opera engagements coming up later this year, and I wonder how he's going to juggle those dates/engagements.

Shortly I shall be on my way to sup with Mrs. Pogue.  Let's have some frenzies until my returning for which I know you'll be yearning.

For a number of years now I’ve been looking to change my primary physician, not desperate to so I took my time.  Keith’s first primary physician here, whom he thought was great, left private practice.  Since then he had one ok physician but he hated the office, followed by one very mediocre doctor.  

Last year we went together & interviewed a very nice, new to town, internist & transferred our records.    In December I had my first physical with her and was very pleased.  Fortunately Keith had not gotten around to it.  Friday we received a letter stating she is leaving private practice & we need to find new physicians again.

I just opened yesterday’s mail to find a letter stating my gynecologist is going on sabbatical for a year.  I don’t really know if she is returning as the name of the practice is changing & the other physician there is leaving.  At least a new physician will be joining the office. I had better call tomorrow & get on her list before everyone else does.
 

DR JANE - doing okay, thanks for asking....as the days go by, you know.  Sounds like you've got some animal drama going on in your family yourself!  Thoughts with you!

The trunk step is a great idea, DR derBRUCER.

DR TPUNK - life is like that sometimes....a lot of times.  We do what we can.

"Ah'll think about that tomorrow," said Scarlett.

"Goodnight," says Ginny.

After all, tomorrow IS another day..........  

Bryn Terfel and Nathan Gunn.....two voices in two nice packages.  

I think I will watch a DVD and eat some chicken nuggets

LOL< I don't even decorate for the holidays....but it is a thought..

We always decorate Clark and Gable our gargoyles at the World of Wisdom.

It is NOT my birthday, but I was tired of looking at my old avatar, and DR GEORGE was kind enough to make this for me last week.  


 <--------------- It's the new Jan Brady.