And the word of the day is: PUTRESCIBLE!
she has kindly agreed to post the rest of the film, so that's a good thing.
Well, I was going to save these for a rainy day, but help yourself!
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It's a good thing I don't speak cat. I wouldn't want to know what Joshie is saying. (He went to the vet this morning.)
And have some of the fudge, too!
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The popular game in this room at the moment is to grab the plastic tear strip from a package of lunch meat with your teeth and run through the room with it with everyone chasing you. Then you growl.
The popular game in this room at the moment is to grab the plastic tear strip from a package of lunch meat with your teeth and run through the room with it with everyone chasing you. Then you growl.
DR Sandra comes up with the strangest games. Don't let her swallow the plastic.
Today's Snarky Fox News Comment Department: Good Lord,does Martha MacCallum ever say "uh" and "um" a lot (in fact her name is appropriate--MacCall-UM). There should be a drinking game. You'd be smashed within 35 secondsl
Is the TOD asking what our top-of-the-list handful of personal favorites are? or are we doing lists of ones we listen to a lot?
I cannot even imagine getting eight hours of sleep at night. I don't think I have had that much sleep since before the kids were born.
The popular game in this room at the moment is to grab the plastic tear strip from a package of lunch meat with your teeth and run through the room with it with everyone chasing you. Then you growl.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtUxpf9_h_Y
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxHaPCdzQSY
TOD:
I'm the Girl Who Invented Rock and Roll.
That is the only one that I can think of. ::)
But at least the A/C in Arena works VERY well. I had to wear a sweater in rehearsal. Next time, I'll need to wear woolen socks too! -And when I stepped outside, my skin and my eyeglasses "fogged" up.
T.O.D.
FUNNY GIRL
Hey, DR TCB! Long time, no see!
I know DR Cillaliz posted the original e-Harmony Cat Girl video, but has this musical version been posted here yet?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sP4NMoJcFd4&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Hey, DR TCB! Long time, no see!
Yeah. I am waiting for some saltwater taffy.
http://www.uncsa.edu/performances/OKwebisodes.htm
The North Carolina School of the Arts finally completed its web series of films about the reconstruction OKLAHOMA! I've got the three from June to watch yet. They're quite good.
TOD:There are no Bollywood songs on your list?
I'm the Girl Who Invented Rock and Roll.
That is the only one that I can think of. ::)
I know DR Cillaliz posted the original e-Harmony Cat Girl video, but has this musical version been posted here yet?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sP4NMoJcFd4&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Wow is that annoying!
My friend is not a doctor (nor has he ever played one on TV), however he does know a great deal about medicine. He is the chief embalmer for the State of Washington.
Did something that Mark Bittman suggested in a column recently: Grilled a slab of cabbage. Just brushed with some olive oil and a sprinkling of salt and left it on the grill for a while. It's really good. Brings out the sweetness in the cabbage
And oddly enough the library has not lost any of my reservations since i started photocopying my slips. :)
You turned 50 and everything went to pot, Cillaliz.
I love fudge. Although I rarely eat it. :(
;D
And oddly enough the library has not lost any of my reservations since i started photocopying my slips. :)
;D :)
My friend is not a doctor (nor has he ever played one on TV), however he does know a great deal about medicine. He is the chief embalmer for the State of Washington.
Intriguing. I'm glad he let you know which kind of doctor you need. While I hope this is not the case with your miracle doctor, neurosurgeons are not know for their bedside manner.
You might call Monday morning with a friendly reminder & request for any cancellation slots.
Did you get to work today?
I'm sorry to hear that.My friend is not a doctor (nor has he ever played one on TV), however he does know a great deal about medicine. He is the chief embalmer for the State of Washington.
Intriguing. I'm glad he let you know which kind of doctor you need. While I hope this is not the case with your miracle doctor, neurosurgeons are not know for their bedside manner.
You might call Monday morning with a friendly reminder & request for any cancellation slots.
Did you get to work today?
No, i had a "problem" last ngiht that I did not want to repeat again at work.
I'm sorry to hear that.My friend is not a doctor (nor has he ever played one on TV), however he does know a great deal about medicine. He is the chief embalmer for the State of Washington.
Intriguing. I'm glad he let you know which kind of doctor you need. While I hope this is not the case with your miracle doctor, neurosurgeons are not know for their bedside manner.
You might call Monday morning with a friendly reminder & request for any cancellation slots.
Did you get to work today?
No, i had a "problem" last ngiht that I did not want to repeat again at work.
I didn't have a great night either. Blood sugar crashed. Scary.
~~~Vibes for Both TCB and John G.!!~~~Thank you, George.
Watching Des McAnuff's version of "Cousin Bette" tonight. Never saw it, though I saw the Margaret Tyzack version. And music arranged and orchestrated by Danny Troob. That name just keeps coming back this week.
I didn't have a great night either. Blood sugar crashed. Scary.
What did you think of the book DR Ginny.
It is a movie with a great cast and absolutely nothing else going for it. I can't believe how bad it is, and the music does sound way too modern, though McAnuff might have wanted it that way in the way that the makers of "It's Delovely" decided to destroy all beauty from Cole Porter's music.Watching Des McAnuff's version of "Cousin Bette" tonight. Never saw it, though I saw the Margaret Tyzack version. And music arranged and orchestrated by Danny Troob. That name just keeps coming back this week.
The film of "Cousin Bette" is terrible! And Danny Troob knows nothng about orchestration in the 1860s Parisian theatre. That last song in the film might be fine on Broadway last week, but it has nothing to do with the time in which it occurs. It appears McAnuff has tried to combine Balzac with Zola's NANA for the music hall star. That film's about as faithful to Balzac as John F Kennedy was to Jackie. The fantastic BBC version with the formidable and wonderful Margaret Tyzack changes one thing from Balzac's novel: the ending, and I prefer it to the book because it gives the character one more kick before she dies.
I wasn't at home when it happened. I had to run into a supermarket and grab already cut fresh fruit and stuff it down me then wait in the car for the shaking to stop.I didn't have a great night either. Blood sugar crashed. Scary.
That is. You need a dog that will wake you before you crash.
It is a movie with a great cast and absolutely nothing else going for it. I can't believe how bad it is, and the music does sound way too modern, though McAnuff might have wanted it that way in the way that the makers of "It's Delovely" decided to destroy all beauty from Cole Porter's music.Watching Des McAnuff's version of "Cousin Bette" tonight. Never saw it, though I saw the Margaret Tyzack version. And music arranged and orchestrated by Danny Troob. That name just keeps coming back this week.
The film of "Cousin Bette" is terrible! And Danny Troob knows nothng about orchestration in the 1860s Parisian theatre. That last song in the film might be fine on Broadway last week, but it has nothing to do with the time in which it occurs. It appears McAnuff has tried to combine Balzac with Zola's NANA for the music hall star. That film's about as faithful to Balzac as John F Kennedy was to Jackie. The fantastic BBC version with the formidable and wonderful Margaret Tyzack changes one thing from Balzac's novel: the ending, and I prefer it to the book because it gives the character one more kick before she dies.
I wasn't at home when it happened. I had to run into a supermarket and grab already cut fresh fruit and stuff it down me then wait in the car for the shaking to stop.I didn't have a great night either. Blood sugar crashed. Scary.
That is. You need a dog that will wake you before you crash.
DR John G - that's really scary and I'm glad you're OK! Is there anything you can carry with you to address the problem?Yes. I will now carry a packet in my pocket. It's kinda like Pixie Stix for diabetics.
The good news is that my dermatologist called; the biopsy was okay.