Well those clowns over at TOP CHEF threw a curve to the audience and I have switched off the show and will not watch it again.It will join SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE in my list of "will not watch again" thank you very much.
Quote from: elmore3003 on February 18, 2009, 07:19:40 PMI'm not sure that this week, with my conflicted feelings on the death of former friend John McGlinn, was the perfect timing to see a musical about conflicted feelings over the death of a best friend, but The story of My Life was glorious, beautfully staged, acted, and designed. It was heartbreaking, funny, and there are two songs, one about a butterfly and one about a schoolteacher, that moved me to tears. Thank you, DR Jose, for the ticket!DR elmore - You're most welcome. I shall be sure to pass on your Thanks along with mine to the general manager of the show who graciously provided me with the tickets for tonight's show.*OH! I did catch up briefly with Malcolm Gets after the show. He sends his best, wants to know how you're doing, and he knows that he owes you an email.
I'm not sure that this week, with my conflicted feelings on the death of former friend John McGlinn, was the perfect timing to see a musical about conflicted feelings over the death of a best friend, but The story of My Life was glorious, beautfully staged, acted, and designed. It was heartbreaking, funny, and there are two songs, one about a butterfly and one about a schoolteacher, that moved me to tears. Thank you, DR Jose, for the ticket!
During commercial breaks for LOST and LIFE ON MARS (I was watching both of them "live"), I flipped over to watch the Jerome Robbins special in HD. I'll look forward to seeing the whole thing at some point over the next few days.
So did you give him my email address again? He was really wonderful in the show. So was Will Chase.
Quote from: elmore3003 on February 18, 2009, 08:24:45 PMSo did you give him my email address again? He was really wonderful in the show. So was Will Chase.I'll pass it on to him via an email to the PSM.
Quote from: DAW on February 18, 2009, 08:23:57 AMSpeaking of retirement, I am going this afternoon to be fitted for my new bifocals. It is only a short step further to social security and retirement! I felt exactly the same way when I got bifocals for the first time. Never felt so old in my life.
Speaking of retirement, I am going this afternoon to be fitted for my new bifocals. It is only a short step further to social security and retirement!
Quote from: Ginny on February 18, 2009, 02:16:10 PMQuote from: TCB on February 18, 2009, 01:12:04 PMQuote from: DAW on February 18, 2009, 12:57:00 PMDR TCB: walking pneumonia sounds pretty serious to me. Or ANY kind of pneumonia.I usually get it every December or January. I guess I am a late-bloomer this year. I suppose it comes from my 25 years of smoking.It can also come from growing up in a smoking household. My sister and I don't just get colds, we get upper respiratory infections/bronchitis/pneumonia.Anyway - feel better vibes to DR TCB!!!Both of my parents were chain smokers and we always took long driving vacations every summer where my mother would have the AC blasting in the front seat conveniently inundating us kids with her cigarette smoke and my dad's cigar smoke. It's a wonder I'm not dead already.
Quote from: TCB on February 18, 2009, 01:12:04 PMQuote from: DAW on February 18, 2009, 12:57:00 PMDR TCB: walking pneumonia sounds pretty serious to me. Or ANY kind of pneumonia.I usually get it every December or January. I guess I am a late-bloomer this year. I suppose it comes from my 25 years of smoking.It can also come from growing up in a smoking household. My sister and I don't just get colds, we get upper respiratory infections/bronchitis/pneumonia.Anyway - feel better vibes to DR TCB!!!
Quote from: DAW on February 18, 2009, 12:57:00 PMDR TCB: walking pneumonia sounds pretty serious to me. Or ANY kind of pneumonia.I usually get it every December or January. I guess I am a late-bloomer this year. I suppose it comes from my 25 years of smoking.
DR TCB: walking pneumonia sounds pretty serious to me. Or ANY kind of pneumonia.
DR td - Alas, Jim Stanek had already left by the time I got backstage. Next time...
Tonight's LOST was another involving episode. I have a feeling Eloise Hawking is going to provide us with many more answers in the season and a half we have left.
My new glasses/frames cost $800.00.Insurance shaved off half.
Dinner was DR elmore was wonderful and dishy - as usual, and as it should be, and should have been.
Maybe Monkey should have his own Facebook page
Some things defy explanation. I had a 45 record of Barbara Eden singing this song....but this video....well....I have no response....except I want a pair of those pants.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSlpK0U9dhE&feature=related
Quote from: JoseSPiano on February 18, 2009, 08:05:42 PMDinner was DR elmore was wonderful and dishy - as usual, and as it should be, and should have been. I wish I could have been there...The Edison and Jose and Elmore. *sigh*
Quote from: JRand58 on February 18, 2009, 09:00:39 PMSome things defy explanation. I had a 45 record of Barbara Eden singing this song....but this video....well....I have no response....except I want a pair of those pants.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSlpK0U9dhE&feature=relatedWHOA!!!!!! Those are some pants!!!*And if you do ever get a pair of those pants, DR JRand, you better film something for YouTube too!
