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Well, you've read the notes, wild horses couldn't have stopped you, and now it is time for you to post until the wild cows come home - the wild cows are trying to stop the wild horses and I tell you a melee has ensued, oh, yes, a melee has ensued.
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I now have to find the new notes!
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MMMM still can't get there.
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Got there through the column archives.
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And the word of the day is: LIMBATE!
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And a very happy haineshisway.com birthday to our very own Cason's very own ever-lovin' Heather!
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"limb ate" sounds like a DR George the cannibal reference.
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Happy Birthday to sometime poster Heather.
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Tulips and Heather - a Perry Como song.
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I just checked - I can now link back to "Today's Column".
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And the word of the day is: LIMBATE!
How low can you go?
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Hi, Tom! Yes, Fogerty would have made a good Wilbury. And they need some new ones...
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Tulips and Heather - a Perry Como song.
The Heather on the Hill!
Happy Birthday to Heather. Will DR Cason get to spend the day with her?
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BK, is it unusual to have a tech rehearsal after you've started performances?
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~~~~~~~~~VIBES TO MUSIC GUY!!!~~~~~~~~
~~~~~VOCAL CHORDS OF STEEL VIBES TO BK~~~~~~~
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I can't remember DR Edisauras - did I send the "bonus" Cds in the same package?
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Oh yes---I mentioned them in my first post, I think. I am looking forward to my drives in to work with one of my favorite songwriters/composers! That's a wonderful compilation, Tom...some I have heard before.
I am envious of your birds AND your record collection. Your house must be HUGE!
Spooo...I forgot to listen to Randy tonight on Prairie Home Companion. I think it might air again tomorrow...
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Oh...duh...the taping is next Friday at the Greek Theatre on LA and will air on NPR the next day, on the 9th. (Check your local listings!)
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Somehow I think I'll miss it.
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NPR - it's all Greek to me.
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You can listen to it online if you want...
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Oh, I forgot--the hsow is now on American Public Radio.
http://prairiehome.publicradio.org/?refid=6
Since it's the same spot on the dial as NPR, it's all the same to me...
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Thanks DR Edi. I'm not even organised enough to check out Ben's broadcasts. I wait for the CD! (It's his turn to deliver as I collected the last one in New York)
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I love Ben's voice. I hope that when my schedule clears I can put a promotional piece together for Jennifer to use for Dunaway Gardens. If we can get it together, I would love for Ben to narrate!
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So Tomovoz, when is your *next* trip to NY?
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Jeez---OK, I should get to bed so I will be awake during brunch tomorrow!
'Night, or...good afternoon, Tom!
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Would be great for Ben.
New York - who knows?
We will be visiting François in Oct 2008.
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Goodnight/morning DR Edisauras.
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Happy Birthday to DR Cason's ever-lovin' girldfriend, EverLovinHeather!!
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"limb ate" sounds like a DR George the cannibal reference.
:-X
;)
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Last night, I taped a couple of things from the DVR to VHS tapes: Oprah's episode with the cast of "Hairspray" (there's a guy who works at the Washington Center whose first cousin is Zac Efron's mother!) and "Bobbie's Girl" with Bernadette Peters and Rachel Ward.
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Today, I have rehearsal for "Taming of the Shrew...in Hell" and it just might be hell, too. ::) It's been very hot around these parts lately and we have a five hour rehearsal...not as long as BK's, but still it's pretty long. But I only have three lines, so I won't have too much to worry about. ;)
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A Paper Bag of Soup.
This is the title of my new folk song.
Cue fiddle and zither. ;D
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Thoughts for DRs derBRUCER and SWW on Marty's crossing over.
DR SWW - I think you sent me this when Gone Hollywood, the zaftig Shar-pei left....I sent it back to you now...
http://www.petloss.com/poems/maingrp/rainbowb.htm (http://www.petloss.com/poems/maingrp/rainbowb.htm)
DR EDISAURUS' mentioned site at petloss.com is a wonderful resource as well. :'(
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Thanks to DR MATTH for the DDD code for 20% off!!!
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Today is our Open House and Season Ticket Kick Off at the lovely PCPH!! Summer has officially started.
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Yes DRJOSE - there are many charity organizations that will come and take your car...for free. And it is a tax deduction.
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THe ZAFTIG SHARPAY - that's my sequel to THE NAKED APE
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Happy brithday to Heather!!!
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Happy Heather's birthday to Cason!!!
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A mere baggasoup - that should be an expression of some sort
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All these CD's coming due and the bank is closed for the weekend
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Cashing in a CD late could lead to loss of interest
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Cashing in a CD late could lead to loss of interest
I have found there are SEVERAL things that can lead to loss of interest. :P
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DR TOMovOZ - thanks for the CD which arrived yesterday!!!
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Breakfast with the Arts has some gal singer on who is one of the most pretentious and boring performers I have EVER seen....and I have seen a few.
Corinne Bailey Rae. That is all.
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"The album does allow the listener to have an imagination."
Thanks!!!!
Must be an Armenian composer!
And of course MR BK - you could alway come back with the retort that Mr Danny Thomas had for his family in MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY:
Are you out of your Mesopotamian mind?!!
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Good Morning!
I'm up, I'm up. And it's raining(!) in Richmond. Thank you, "Barry". :-\
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And today's breakfast, courtesy of the "Six-Million Dollar Man" (can you guess what Steve's last name is? ;)): Sausage, Egg & Cheese on a Challah Roll. Yum!
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Happy Birthday to DR Cason's Ever-Lovin' Heather!!!!
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So... Since I know I can just leave the car here, and have it taken care of and towed away later, I'm gonna concentrate on other things today. -I'll make the necessary phone calls tomorrow or Tuesday, since I really need a break from stressing about the whole car situation.. at least for a day or two. In any case...
We'll be heading back over to my parents' new house in a few, and then I'll be heading back up to Fairfax with them this afternoon. I just hope the rain doesn't make the trip back up 95 too "iffy".
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Happy Birthday, Dear Heather!
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OH!
And a Very Happy 66th Birthday to My Mother, Carmelita!
*And, yes, there's a very likely chance of cake later today. :)
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Happy Birthday to Lovely Heather.
Happy Birthday to MOJ - Carmelita!
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Ms Amanda Mitchell can use your vote again this week.....you can read the columns and vote here.
http://www.flyergroup.com/ (http://www.flyergroup.com/)
THANKS!!! ;D
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Good morning, all! My horoscope this morning assures me that all of this chaos in my life will balance out soon, and I do hope so. I was so fraught yesterday that I didn't want to deal with anyone or anything, so I never left the apartment. I'm not sure how I'm feeling beyond the frustrations over the office situation and the general estate angst. If I have to drag some of the work from the office to the apartment, I'll be using the fire escape as an office and DR MBarnum will ber SOL. I am not very happy at the moment.
So, DR Jose, please tell Steve hello.
Happy birthday to DR Cason's Heather!
Happy birthday to DR Jose's mother Carmelita!
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Listen to your horoscope, DR ELMORE.
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Horoscope-come-true vibes to Larry
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Birthday wishes to Jose's Mom
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Happy Birthday, Miss Carmelita!
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And one for Mama
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Aww... "Mama, A Rainbow"... One of my favorite songs. :)
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What do you give to the lady who has given
All her life and love to you
What do you give to the reason you are livin'
I could window shop the world
Before I'm through
Mama, a rainbow
Mama, a sunrise
Mama, the moon to wear
That's not good enough
No not good enough
Not for Mama
Mama, a palace
Diamonds like door knobs
Mountains of gold to spare
That's not rich enough
No not rich enough
Not for Mama
Mama, a life time crowded with laughter
That's not long enough
Not half long enough
What can I give you
That I can give you
What will your present be
Mama, young and beautiful
Always young and beautiful
That's the Mama I'll always see...
That's for Mama with love from me.
-From Minnie's Boys by Larry Grossman and Hal Hackady.
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OK - Time to head out... Until I'm up in Fairfax...
Laters...
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Edisaurus - the tech rehearsal is for The Party Animals, the performance is for the reading of the musical. Party Animal performance is on Sunday.
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Quite overcast here, but the sun has been burning through each day.
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And a
Happy birthday to DR Cason's Heather. Though they both seem to have dropped off the face of the earth! I guess Mr. Cason is busy w/rehearsals for Cabaret and Heather sits in Arizona awaiting his return, unaware of the multiplying birthday wishes at this here site.
Happy birthday to DR Jose's mother Carmelita. The Filipina with the Mostest on the Ball. I know it doesn't scan but it's Sunday morning.
We will soon be out. We will go to Housing Works to drop off a couple of donations. We will then head to Bed, Bath and Beyond to look for a new window fan. If BBB has nothing we will head up to K-Mart at Penn Station.
For some reason Bed, Bath and Beyond seem to carry almost exclusively the Holmes brand fans. I have had two of them and as far as I'm concerned Holmes products are crap with an electric cord. I've had nothing but trouble with both of the fans, which is why we need a new one. Anyway, moving on, it's beautiful in New York City today. It was very hot yesterday but less so today.
Last night I saw Crazy Mary at Playwrights Horizons. It's a new A.R. Guerney play starring Kristine Nielsen and Sigourney Weaver. It's an excellent show, well written and beautifully acted especially by Ms. Nielsen. She is wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. She has done many of Mr. Durang's plays. She, Ms. Weaver and Mr. Durang all were part of the Yale School of Drama. I forget how tall Ms. Weaver is, plus she wears boots with heels!
Ms. Nielsen works a lot after looking at her bio but she should work more and be more well known (although I think in the NY theatre community she is well known) because she is SO good.
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Back from the jog, and shall now shower and be on my way to rehearsal.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO DR HEATHER.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MOJ CARMELITA.
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BK,
Surely you know that I was mightily E&T for a couple weeks (AND you know why) and I have not yet caught up on two weeks of notes or posts (though trying earnestly). I do hope you'll forgive me for missing your comments on VENUS. I will make sure I read EVERY WORD!!!
(Would you turn the bitch-slap machine off now, please?)
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Quote from Tomovoz yesterday:
I guess I assumed if Jose is out of New York it's a holiday!
Only for New Yorkers! ::)
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BK, is it unusual to have a tech rehearsal after you've started performances?
Amy, I believe the tech rehearsal is for The Party Animals, not for the new musical. The Party Animals is the kids' production.
spoo!
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I have found there are SEVERAL things that can lead to loss of interest. :P
Oh, you've met my ex-wife?
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Aww... "Mama, A Rainbow"... One of my favorite songs. :)
When I saw Lorna Luft make her nightclub debut in San Francisco (about a hundred years ago), she selected for her final encore, "Mama, A Rainbow" which in the final fade out became the notes to "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." It sounds kind of corny now, but was a beautiful moment at the time.
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Good morning and/or good day. I sip my coffee and contemplate the cleaning of my home environment which is at this moment wall to wall shedded pet fur.
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Good morning, Mike and Fred.
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A most happy birthday to EverLovinHeather...hope you day is great!!! Stop by HHW one of these days and say howdy!
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Guten Morgen TCB!
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And wishes for a wonderful, cake filled birthday to DR Jose's DM Carmelita!!! You have raised a wonderful kid there Carmelita!!
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And wishes for a wonderful, cake filled birthday to DR Jose's DM Carmelita!!! You have raised a wonderful kid there Carmelita!!
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Oh, I didn't know that you had met any of Jose's brothers.
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MusicGuy, are you feeling any better today?
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BIRTHDAY WISHES TO
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(I have all of your CDs)
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happy Birthday Heather!!!!!
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Good morning DRs and H/Ks here now, and those to still show up....
A Happy Birthday to dear CEL Heather,
And a most wonderful birthday wish and hug is sent to Mamacita Carmelita !! She gave the world a wonderful and unique gift.
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MusicGuy, are you feeling any better today?
Hi Tom......yes, somewhat. And I send thanks to all for nice wishes, thoughts, and vibes yesterday. And even though I'm a pretty strong "anti-pill" person, I broke down last night and took a couple of antihistamines before bed. They happen to really affect me hard, but they will let me sleep for 9 or 10 hours.
So, I'm trying to start today and just look at one thing at a time, instead of letting myself get swamped with the thought of what all I have to deal with and accomplish in the near future.
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Whew! Two LONG church services this morning, and have to go back for another LONG service this evening.
CONGRATULATIONS
to DR George on his new plateau!!
DR Cillaliz - I was just in the chorus. Thanks for all your photos yesterday - that was MAJOR work! Also, LOVE the cat border.
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to bk on his reading
And STRING THAT "COMPOSER" up by his thumbs! :(
***peaceful and comforting vibes***
to DR MusicGuy
***car vibes***
to DR JoseSPiano
A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY
to DR Everlovinheather and MOJ Carmelita!!!
***peace and comfort vibes***
to DR elmore3003
There. I think that's everyone and everything. :) :)
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Oh, and I finally managed to watch VENUS. Loved the writing and the performances. It was nice to see a mainstream film that dealt with issues of aging in a meaningful way. Lovely all the way around.
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Well, as I've said before...
It's very hard to be on HHW and NOT spend more than you otherwise would have!
As a result of the discussion the other day on films not yet released on DVD, I've now acquired The Ritz, The Boyfriend, and The Boys in the Band, all on VHS, which I will have to try to watch at some point soon.
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Will we be having a big HHW Tonys party lallapalooza a week from tonight? :)
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DR Musicguy, sorry that MY BROTHER...NIKHIL was sort of a downer. It is not a happy movie in most ways....it is sort of the Indian AN EARLY FROST. But it is a lovely movie and the soundtrack is wonderful.
Hope you have a better day today!!
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Well, as I've said before...
It's very hard to be on HHW and NOT spend more than you otherwise would have!
As a result of the discussion the other day on films not yet released on DVD, I've now acquired The Ritz, The Boyfriend, and The Boys in the Band, all on VHS, which I will have to try to watch at some point soon.
Oh my gosh, you are so gay!
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Sunday afternoon greetings! At the end of my workday yesterday, I proceeded directy to the home of DH Richard's older brother for the high school graduation party of our DN (dear niece) Lauren. Many relatives and friends and a good time was had by all.
This morning I had a nice sleep-in 'til almost 8am, had about 3 swallows of coffee, and got a phone call from the nursing supervisor at the retirement community where both my mother and aunt live. My aunt was on her way, by ambulance, to the hospital near us, so I threw on some clothes and got there shortly after she did. Her immediate problem, not life-threatening, is an attack of colitis. They released her with a prescription for a new medication. I got her settled in her home and went to visit my mom (they're sisters) and am now home myself. Soon I will have to call my cousin in Georgia and give him an update on his mother.
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Happiest of birthdays to DR Cason's ever-lovin' Heather and to DR Jose's mom Carmelita (what a pretty name!).
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Good Day!
It's much cooler today as tropical storm Barry has been sending his cool air, rain, and wind up our way. No complaints here. The cool air has been lovely for a Sunday in June.
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And why am I logging on so late in the day for the first time? Easy to answer: some time during the early morning hours, the entire area of town where I live lost electric power. It did not come back on until almost 2 p.m., so I read my newspapers this morning by candlelight, and once there was some light (it's overcast today because of rain), I read two magazines, portions of two books I am in the process of reading, and then did some napping.
My DSL connection does offer 20 hours of dial-up time per month in case there is a power outage, but I thought it would make a nice change of pace to read all morning rather than surfing the net on the computer. So I didn't turn on the laptop at all.
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Once I did get power back, I prepared my lunch and then began some viewing. First I completed watching the interview with actor Graham Crowden on the IF. . . . DVD. It was filmed this year, and he's still hale and hardy (didn't give his age, but he must be in his 80s now). He had lovely reminiscenes of Lindsay Anderson and Malcolm McDowell to share. I enjoyed his comments.
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Next up was THURSDAY'S CHILDREN, the documentary on the Royal School for the Deaf which won an Oscar. It's a very heart-warming and inspiring look at how deaf four year olds get their first instrcutions in making sounds and leaning how words fit together to make sentences. It was narrated by Richard Burton.
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And then, of course, I had to treat myself to one more CLOSER episode, this one dealing with the grisly death of a male porn star infected with HIV. Superb episode.
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Hi, MattH. Was surprised that you weren't online earlier, and glad everything's OK.
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I watched about half of another ANGEL episode dealing with the rebirth og Angellus. I';ll finish it in a minute.
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Happy Birthday to the mother of everyone's favourite pit man.
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Temperature is in the 80s today. Not a hint of breeze off the water. The weather is suppose to change late tonight, with rain tomorrow. At the moment, the cats and I think that would be a lovely idea.
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I'm back from a lovely dinner with Mr Kevin Spirtas. Tales were told and reputations made and broken. It's the best cheer up, along with the kind words of my fellow DRs, a person could wish.
I've spent last evenng and this afternoon watching the great Masterpiece Theatre production of Balzac's black comedy COUSIN BETTE, with the incomparable battle-axe Margaret Tyzack and Helen Mirren. Absolutely wonderful and far superior to the Des MacAnuff film with Jessica Lang, which confuses it with Zola's novel NANA. I think I'll reread Balzac's novel as well.
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Good Evening!
Greetings from Fairfax, VA!
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Happiest of Birthdays to Carmelita! (Her maiden name wasn't Pope, was it?)
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I'm off to rehearsal for the murder mystery in about ten minutes. I am not in the mood to be inside today (I think I am grumpy).
Hey, FJL, do I sound grumpy to you?
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Hey, FJL, do I sound grumpy to you?
I guess he got grumpy and left.
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I think I'll reread Balzac's novel as well.
After you finish Chaucer and Rabelais?
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Has anyone heard from Danise or Michael Shayne? I hope our Florida friends survived the tropical storm without damage.
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TS Barry (Bury Berry) I think.
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DR Larry (Lorry Lairy), Did I ever send you the "Together With Music" CD of Olsen and Bronhill? You may know the tracks. I don't and DR Ben (and Ant.)would like them
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Whew. Long day. We had a celebration following church today, as we ordained one of our members into the ministry today. That meant I couldn't lock up until everyone left, which was about 3:45 p.m.
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Well...
I managed to organize my boxes-o-stuff at my parents new hour in a little over three hours. I emptied some boxes. I organized some contents of some boxes. I put some books on the shelves. And I did another quick inventory of what I still had there. Yes, it's a lot of stuff, but after another visit or two - or three - I should be able to get it all down to a manageable "volume".
And then I took on the driving duties for the trip back up to Fairfax. The rain did cause some slow-down every couple of miles, but the traffic never stopped.
And now we're all at my brother's house waiting for the birthday dinner to arrive - Chinese take out! ;)
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We got some of tropical storm Barry's leftovers, but other than breezy conditions and some rain (but not heavy), it wasn't bad here. Hope our Florida residents had similar experiences.
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THE SOPRANOS and THE TUDORS are on tonight. I think most everything else is a rerun. (Not sure if ENTOURAGE is the season three finale or if it's a rerun. I'll have to check the guide.)
I'll finish the ANGEL episode in the meantime, and then watch that STUDIO 60 episode from Thursday night that I haven't gotten to yet.
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Ohh... And the birthday cake is from Maggie-Moo's! Ice-cream and cake in one! :)
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Guess I'll head down now to get tonight's viewing underway.
WBBL.
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Oh my gosh, you are so gay!
;D ;D
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DR JoseSPiano - Good news about the boxes. Wanna come work on some of mine? :)
Enjoy your time with your family...
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***recuperation vibes***
to DR Ginny's Dear Aunt!
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and one for Maggie Moo's!!!
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Vibes for Auntie's Gin.
And yes Best of wishes for Ginny's Aunt.
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DR JoseSPiano - Good news about the boxes. Wanna come work on some of mine? :)
Enjoy your time with your family...
Well, once I get finished going through mine... So, I'll pencil you in for October 2011.
;)
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I am drooling over the Maggie Moo's ice cream menu (http://www.maggiemoos.com/home/index.cfm)!
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I am drooling over the Maggie Moo's ice cream menu (http://www.maggiemoos.com/home/index.cfm)!
It's like Coldstone Creamery, only better, imho. ;)
Oh, and tonight's cake selection:
Classic Cookies 'N' Cream
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Combine scrumptious chocolate cake with fantastic Udderly CreamTM ice cream, add Oreo® Cookie mix-ins and top it off with even more Oreo cookies. It’s the formula for a true American classic.
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And DR JoseSPiano, in answer to your question of the other day...
It is ALWAYS appropriate to hop when coming across a hopscotch board:
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Hmm...
I see there's a Maggie Moo's in Manhattan [one], and one coming soon to West Nyack, closer to me...
:)
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And what gift did you end up getting Carmelita for today? Besides your very own presence, I mean? :)
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And what gift did you end up getting Carmelita for today? Besides your very own presence, I mean? :)
Well... The "four boys" - myself and my brothers, Don, Michael and Jay - did not give any "real" gift this year. Instead the grandkids gave her some very pictures in some very nice frames. Oh, and they sprung for the dinner and the ice-cream cake too. ;)
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It's just nice that you're all together.
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Even WILD HORSES vote for Amanda!
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DR Tomovoz...
Auntie's Gin????
;D
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DR DearReaderLaura...
Where are all of your appliances and fixtures NOW?
;)
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LONG interview with Christine Ebersole today in the NY Times Magazine (http://www.nytimes.com/2007/06/03/magazine/03ebersole-t.html?_r=3&adxnnl=1&oref=slogin&adxnnlx=1180892582-Nci6I2MEInrOR29vtaOY8g&oref=slogin&oref=slogin).
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What is this, a monologue?
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You can watch the TheatreTalk interview with Angela Lansbury and Marian Seldes here (http://www.cuny.tv/series/theatertalk/listen.lasso?-database=CUNYPROG&-response=detail2.lasso&-table=webprogdetail2&-sortField=TapeDate&-sortOrder=descending&-op=eq&SeriesTitle=Theater%20Talk&-op=neq&Real_av=%3d%3d&-op=lte&TapeDate=12%2f31%2f2007&-op=gte&TapeDate=1%2f1%2f2007&-maxRecords=1&-skipRecords=1&-search).
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The dishwasher is in the kitchen, and the bathroom (except for the tub) is on the patio. The bathroom will be installed on Tuesday. Hoo and ray!
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Should I assume DR RickShaw that you will transfer your videos to DVD. (we have The Ritz and The Boyfriend on DVD through the process). You could have saved yourself the trouble!
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I think I sent a copy of "The Boyfriend" to DR Elmore. Not just your boyfriend's back.
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Not just your boyfriend's back.
He wants his back back, by the way, at some point, when you get a chance.
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Should I assume DR RickShaw that you will transfer your videos to DVD.
Yes, indeed, I will!
Does any DR have experience with one of these newfangled USB turntables that hook up directly to your computer to transfer vinyl to a digital format?
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I love Ben's voice.
So do I.
Happy Birthday Heather-hope you have been having a very special day.
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Jane, how is Sherlock these days?
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Happy Birthday DM Carmelita of DR Jose.
Jose, I'm eating almond macaroons from Andersen's bakery in Santa Barbara..http://andersenssantabarbara.com/ :D :D :D
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After you finish Chaucer and Rabelais?
Now that you ask, I've never found CANTERBURY TALES much fun, and I think GARGANTUA AND PANTAGRUEL are impossible. However, 19th-Century French authors Dumas, Balzac, Flaubert and Zola have much more appeal to me than Thackeray, Collins, and Scott. I think the only 19th-Century British novelists I really enjoy are Dickens and Austen.
On another note, you might enjoy an Arlen-Gewrshwin-Harburg song from LIFE BEGINS AT 8:40 called Quarter Erotica or "Rabelais, deMaupassant, Boccaccio, and Balzac."
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I'm listening to my birthday song :) Thanks DR Tomovoz
DR Laura, as soon as I catch up I'll write about Sherlock and our trip. So far, he is still ok.
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Yes, indeed, I will!
Does any DR have experience with one of these newfangled USB turntables that hook up directly to your computer to transfer vinyl to a digital format?
Use mine very often . I use a "clean up programme" . The programe I use is DC SIX.
I am not particularly computer literate and still manage!
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I'm listening to my birthday song :) Thanks DR Tomovoz
Some editions do not have Keith's song! Yours is missing CillaLiz's song.
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And a most wonderful birthday wish and hug is sent to Mamacita Carmelita !! She gave the world a wonderful and unique gift.
So true!
I'm glad you are feeling somewhat better, before I even knew you were sick :)
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TCB - I don't know from grumpy. My specialty is crabby, like Lucy Van Pelt.
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What is Cilla's song? I hope it is better than Keith's-LOL. Bruce I told Keith it could be worse, he could have your song. He laughed & felt better.
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I can't even remember my song. I don't have it. LOL
Cilla's is Bobby Edward's "tossing and turning"
Some DRs would have been quite happy with a song about cruising.
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TCB-I called Danise just as she was about to post-sorry I took up her posting time, but we did have a nice long chat. :D She also lost power during the storm. Otherwise all is well.
Danise LOVES the star!!!
DR Ginny your cousin is very lucky to have you living close to his mother. I’m sure you are much appreciated.
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DR Larry (Lorry Lairy), Did I ever send you the "Together With Music" CD of Olsen and Bronhill? You may know the tracks. I don't and DR Ben (and Ant.)would like them
You did indeed send the disc; there were no titles on the tracks, and no further information. I know the songs are by Novello and Coward but I really only know a couple of Novello songs. Here's what I can figure out:
Track 1:Together With Music (JB & DO)
Track 3: My Dearest Dear (Novello)
Track 4: We Must All Be Very Kind To Auntie Jessie (DO)
Track 5: Chase Me Charlie (JB)
Track 7: Something Very Strange (JB)
Track 8: Mad Dogs and Englishmen (DO)
Track 11: Plus De Coeur Discret (JB)
Track 13: Keep The Home Fires Burning (Novello)
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I come home after a long eight hour rehearsal and there are 155 posts? Oh, the errant and truant will RUE the day, I tell you, they will RUE the day. I shall now have some food, and when I come back we'd best get some postin' goin' on.
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Some DRs would have been quite happy with a song about cruising.
LOL-Keith said it just reminds him of how old he is.
I like the song, Cruisin Down the River”, in fact I'm listening to it as I type. I think he would prefer the Dick Haymes version. Speaking of Dick Haymes, I keep meaning to get some of his music, sadly I don’t have any.
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I had brunch with my Turner clients/friends and their family---I've gotten to know them over the years and love it when they come to visit. We picked up my gardening show producer on the way...she has become friends with these folks. too. The weather was glorious, breezy and cool, and we had lunch at their country club on the terrace. It wasn't crowded at all (maybe everyone was at church?) so we spent a good amount of time there.
Brunch was yummy and surprisingly cheap---I guess that's a perk for their exhorbitant membership fees.
Afterwards, we went to the new house, which our friend's family hadn't seen yet, and got some gardening advice from the gardening producer. She basically would love to come over there and garden for a living.
If I won the lottery...
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Hey Bruce, I returned.
Next time I go to L.A. I hope to have more time to plan visits with friends, including an HHW gathering. In preparation for our visit, we need someplace to go where Sherlock will be welcome. When you are out eating, if there is a nice outdoor patio, please find out if well behaved dogs are permitted.
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LOL-Keith said it just reminds him of how old he is.
Me, too!
We drove to the brunch and afterwards listening to it---our producer friend thought it was a wonderful idea. Thanks again, Tom!
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I forgot to mention that my birthday is also "the day the music died". (Several years earlier than the actual event, but for a long time I wondered why I heard so much Buddy Holly played on my birthay!)
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We just finished bolstering a beam in the basement after having a number of termite swarms the past week. DH did a brilliant engineering job; basically it has to last for a year or two---I'm sure my house will be demolished shortly after we sell it.
I've been living in my "starter home" for 28 years...now I realize I'm living in what's known as a "tear down"!
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Funny Edi. Your new avatar still brings a smile to my face, I just love it, it matches your inner beauty.
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Now we're going to go out and try to find some dinner. Afterwards, we will install our FOURTH Westinghouse TV. The first one had a defective plug. The second was damaged in shipping and the screen was warped. The third was fine for months but suddenly the picture started jumping all over the screen after the set had been on for a half hour or so.
The annoying thing is, this trade should be covered under the year warranty, but the clock started ticking the day we got the first one, and not hte day we got one that actually worked. So although the warranty ran out, the fact that I paid for it with AMEX gave it another year of extended warranty. Yay!
But I don't recommend buying a TV from Crutchfield...the sets aren't packed well enough to stand abuse from UPS.
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Funny Edi. Your new avitar still brings a smile to my face, I just love it, it matches your inner beauty.
Awwwwww....thanks!
Since I'm lying anyway, if I get around to it I may scan my very favorite photo of me, holding my ancient cat, back when we were both young, as a new avatar.
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DR Laura-finally, about Sherlock and our trip.
Our friends (I met the husband the same day I met Keith and Penny) in Saugus convinced us to drive down in one day & spend the night with them. One day, 10 ½ hours later & Sherlock just relaxed in the back of the SUV except for short breaks. Once at there house he was an angel, didn’t even chase the cat. Three of us in a full bed was a bit crowded. ;D
He was equally as good everywhere we went. Keith’s mother was thrilled to finally meet him. Our only problem in L.A. was finding places to eat with him, which weren’t located on a sidewalk. Maybe when he is older we will tie him on the outside of a rail, for now we won’t. When we did find restaurants that permitted dogs the place was packed with them.
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DR Ginny your cousin is very lucky to have you living close to his mother. I’m sure you are much appreciated.
Thank you, DR Jane. He's going to be here in 2 weeks - I just hope this crisis doesn't escalate significantly before he gets here. Apparently, my aunt has decided that she's not going to start that new med that was prescribed today.
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Edi, I looked at my quote & noticed I needed a spelling correction-lol.
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Early Thursday morning we drove to the charming town of Santa Barbara. We stopped to collect my almond macaroons and have a late, and delicious, breakfast at the Andersen Bakery. We chatted with tourists from England (with Sherlock we meet the most interesting people) & had a very enjoyable time.
We then headed to Carmel where dogs are very welcomed almost everywhere, or it seemed so. Most of the guests at the Cypress-Inn where we stayed had dogs (a Doris Day influence).
The first night we had a wonderful meal at a charming restaurant called Casanova.
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You did indeed send the disc; there were no titles on the tracks, and no further information. I know the songs are by Novello and Coward but I really only know a couple of Novello songs. Here's what I can figure out:
Track 1:Together With Music (JB & DO)
Track 3: My Dearest Dear (Novello)
Track 4: We Must All Be Very Kind To Auntie Jessie (DO)
Track 5: Chase Me Charlie (JB)
Track 7: Something Very Strange (JB)
Track 8: Mad Dogs and Englishmen (DO)
Track 11: Plus De Coeur Discret (JB)
Track 13: Keep The Home Fires Burning (Novello)
Thanks Larry.
I'm sure Anthony will appreciate that.
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I've eaten, and am watching the special features on The Hustler - sadly, they're loaded with Dr. Drew Casper, Professor of Cinema at USC - if there's a worse person on these awful DVD features I haven't seen him. This guy is the most smug, self-centered, annoying-looking (dear Dr. Casper, just because you are appearing in these extras really didn't mean you had to have facial work - and I'm not talking about a LITTLE work, either), nincompoop ever. And his voice is so irritating that you want to throw something at him. I'm sorry, but these pathetic people who are entrusted with these featurettes only need the TALENT from the film - if they can't get that, don't do the featurette.
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DH Richard and I just watched Wordplay, which we found very interesting and fun. And in the credits, did I see the name of DR Joy? Is she one of the singers in the auditions (which made me think of what DR Jose tells us about that process)?
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I'll play my Bronhill Cd later and see if I can come up with any names.
I've not seen the original CD and its owner is in Europe at the moment.
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Earlier this evening, DS Rob installed the Firefox browser for me. It's a lot zippier than Safari on my eMac.
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I think I sent a copy of "The Boyfriend" to DR Elmore. Not just your boyfriend's back.
Yes, you did but it was not a Region-1 DVD and wouldn't play so I tossed it. Now I have a non-region DVD player. Spoo!
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The morning of our anniversary we took Sherlock to the beach for his first off leash romp in 3 months, and his first visit to the beach. Oh what a happy boy he was. He discovered the ocean isn’t for drinking & seaweed isn’t for eating. ;D He romped and played with numerous dogs, always checking to see where we were and returning to us.
While walking around town found a nice Mexican restaurant for lunch & to give Sherlock a rest. Late in the afternoon we sat on the patio of the hotel (once again resting Sherlock), next to the fireplace & had drinks before dinner.
Dinner was an incredible meal at Le Coq D’or- http://www.lecoqdor.com/menu2.html . What the chef did with artichokes was luscious. And the French onion soup was great. Bruce you would have loved the whipped cream on our cheese cake. We even ate every bit of it.
It was a perfect day with our perfect dog (almost perfect since we worry about him) in the town we spent the first night of our honeymoon 38 years ago.
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DR Jane - what a lovely 38th anniversary celebration!
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I went to a party today to celebrate the 100the birthday of the Wattles Mansion. It was a wonderful affair, which included a small car show, award presentations to special guests, and clowns!
Pictures will follow :)
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Myself with Milt Larson; writer, actor, performer, lyricist, magician, entrepreneur, speaker and the creator of The Magic Castle.
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That was a lovely story, DR Jane. Thanks.
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Well...
Earlier I was over at my brother Don's place, and now I'm over at my brother Mike's place. About an hour ago, I had taken Emily up to her room, and, literally, as soon as we walked into her room, she fell asleep. And for about 20 minutes she was just snuggled on my chest. :) And then my brother, Mike, came in to put her in her bedtime clothes as well as a fresh diaper. Of course, she ended up waking up and was bright-eye and bushy-tailed - and crawling around like crazy! - but she eventually got sleepy again.
-And, I think Uncle Jojo is a bit sleepy now too...
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Nice picture, DR Adriana.
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The cars were more gorgeous than I was!
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DR Ginny, could vibes for your aunt & that she made the right decision passing on the new meds.
Have you read “A Thousand Splendid Suns” by Khaled Hosseini?
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Jose, little girls are sweet, aren't they?
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Myself with Bob Barker.
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BK, when exactly is the benefit show, and what are the ticket prices?
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DR Jose-Lucky you having a little snuggly girl.
DR-Laura- Thanks.
DR Andriana-Nice photos.
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DR Adriana had quite a day!
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The Garden of Wattles Mansion. This is only a small portion of the original, but it is being restored.
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DR Ginny, could vibes for your aunt & that she made the right decision passing on the new meds.
Thanks, Jane, for the vibes, but the problem will not heal itself and she needs to be on some medication.
Have you read “A Thousand Splendid Suns” by Khaled Hosseini?
Not yet, have you?
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When I am an old woman, I will be a good patient and will take all my meds. Except for the ones I don't want to take.
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LOL, DR DearReaderLaura! I needed that!
As we look after the 3 (count 'em, 3) old ladies (my mother, my husband's mother, and my aunt), DH Richard keeps reminding me to learn my lessons now, for the sake of DS Rob.
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Be a clown, Be a clown, Be a clown!!!
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DR Laura-LOL.
Ginny I still need to get the book. I noticed it is number 1 on the best selling list.
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Andriana, the clown photo is very cute.
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I've spent last evenng and this afternoon watching the great Masterpiece Theatre production of Balzac's black comedy COUSIN BETTE, with the incomparable battle-axe Margaret Tyzack and Helen Mirren. Absolutely wonderful and far superior to the Des MacAnuff film with Jessica Lang, which confuses it with Zola's novel NANA. I think I'll reread Balzac's novel as well.
Yes, DR ELMORE, wasn't COUSIN BETTE wonderful?! Just loved it.
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DR Jose - awww, cute story about
sleepy, awake, sleepy Emily.
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DR Adrianna - you look stunning in your polka-dot party dress!
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DR Elmore I’m sorry about your continuing office woes & stress in general. I’m very glad you had a good day filled with laughter.
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Dear reader Laura, the show is November 5th, a Monday evening. We haven't quite decided on ticket prices but we're trying to keep them reasonable. I think they'll be around fifty dollars - we're providing about three hundred seats for students in the balcony. Those will be twenty bucks or so. And, of course, we'll have about four prime orchestra rows as Gold Circle seating at $250 and those will include a little pre-show cocktail party. There will also be a silent auction and I'm here to tell you we're going to have incredible stuff.
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Bruce, in case I don't get a chance to post tomorrow-GOOD VIBES IN THE EVENING!
'night
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I don't know WHAT to think about Miss Patti with Bob Barker.
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I don't know WHAT to think about Miss Patti with Bob Barker.
Jealous? :-*
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I guess I did not win anything at the silent auction today since no one has called for money
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Thank you, BK.
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Adrianna--I love the photos. That looks like a perfect day to me...old cars, old gardens surrounding an old mansion.
The fellow we bought our new house from was a member of the Magic Castle's Jr. Magicians Program, where he learned from masters of theatrical magic. He was the youngest recipient of an award from the Academy of Magical Arts.
When we were closing the deal, he did card tricks for us while we were waiting for paperwork to get faxed, etc. He was quite good. He also wrote the book on fire eating:
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There will also be a silent auction and I'm here to tell you we're going to have incredible stuff.
Sounds like a great opportunity to do some holiday shopping!
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I had some entertaining programs to watch tonight.
I began with the remainder of the ANGEL episode I had started. Again, it was left with a cliffhanger. By this time in the show, there were very few stand alone episodes. They all ended in cliffhangers to brings folks back for the next episode. I do think I enjoy the earlier episodes more. Several of these felt like padding or filler and not episodes of consequence.
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Adrianna--I love the photos. That looks like a perfect day to me...old cars, old gardens surrounding an old mansion.
The fellow we bought our new house from was a member of the Magic Castle's Jr. Magicians Program, where he learned from masters of theatrical magic. He was the youngest recipient of an award from the Academy of Magical Arts.
When we were closing the deal, he did card tricks for us while we were waiting for paperwork to get faxed, etc. He was quite good. He also wrote the book on fire eating:
very fun !
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page eight magic dance :)
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Happy Birthday to DR Jose's mother!
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Next, I watched the first half of THAT TOUCH OF MINK. After DR Ron Pulliam talked about it on the forum the other day, I realized I hadn't seen it in many years. It's always been one of my favorite Day comedies.
I have the same DVD he discussed. Its main problem is that it isn't an anamorphic transfer. So, one has to use stretch mode on the TV to get the proper dimensions for the screen. Because Cary Grant and Doris Day were photographed through filters (she used heavier filtering than he did), their close-ups and medium shots always look slightly out of focus (because they are). The scenes with Gig Young alone or Audrey Meadows alone are much sharper. Not as good as they could have been had the disc been given a proper encoding, but much better than any scenes with Day or Grant sharing the frame.
The Eastman color is also too red. Most everyone looks as if they've been under a sun lamp. Artisan didn't do any digital clean-up on the print they used either. The DVD has dirt and specks all through it.
Even with all of this, though, I'm glad to have the DVD. It's tolerable.
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I had planned on spending 8-9 p.m. watching STUDIO 60 from the DVR, but when I flipped on the cable/DVR box, there was THE WIZARD OF OZ just starting on TCM, and it looked and sounded so good (I'm sure taken from that Ultra-resolution version released last year on DVD) that I couldn't turn it off. Glorious.
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Fun Photos, Adriana
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At 9, I did turn on THE SOPRANOS to watch its penultimate episode. Oh, my. The hits have begun. Not pretty but very dramatic.
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DR Singdaw, thanks for the Christine Ebersole link. I decided to go ahead and buy the Broadway version of the Grey Gardens CD. I have had the Off Broadway since last fall. I've been listening to it all weekend. I really do love it.
jhvw and I saw it in previews, I'm not sure if it was totally the Broadway version then or in progress. I'm going to have to get out my playbill and see what it says.
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This led immediately into THE TUDORS on Showtime. Another fascinating episode, but it seemed very familar having just watched ANNE OF THE THOUSAND DAYS last night. We're at that place where the pop is refusing to grant the divorce from Katharine.
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I've had a very busy day. I've done all sorts of errands and things around the house. I'm finishing up the last loads of laundry now. DR MBarnum, I'm not as neat as Matt. Actually, I let things go until I look around and go WHAT! and start cleaning. Listening to Grey Gardens helps. I keep thinking if I don't clean I could end up like that!
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I also loaded up all the boxes at the office I've already packed and that have been sitting in my office for the last month. I got tired of tripping on them, so I'll move them twice. Once here and then to the new office.
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Tomorrow I will watch PRIMEVAL on the upcoming DVD, a horror film that was just released in theaters in January. The fact that it's on DVD now makes me think it's no world beater. However, I'll keep an open mind while I watch it.
Since it's based on a true story about a killer creature (in this case, a crocodile), it reminded me a bit in the liner notes about THE GHOST AND THE DARKNESS from several years ago.
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And I should be able to get to STUDIO 60 tomorrow as well. PRIMEVAL is only 94 minutes long.
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Tomorrow morning Buffalo Wild Wings opens here. They are giving the first 100 people free wings for a year (I think it's a free order every month or something like that). Anyway, the news just reported people are already lining up....WHAT??? for some chicken wings you sit out all night after it's been raining all day and may rain some more
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DR Cillaliz, how much longer before you open your new office?
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THE FORSYTH SOGGY - the soggy saga of people in Cilla's town lining up in the rain for chicken wiings
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I could not imagine camping out for anything.
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Or maybe the story of Cilla imagining herself onstage in Grey Gardens
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I've camped in my day, but never so much as when I played Lucy in Charlie Brown
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That was at camp Loyaltown
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Tomorrow morning Buffalo Wild Wings opens here. They are giving the first 100 people free wings for a year (I think it's a free order every month or something like that). Anyway, the news just reported people are already lining up....WHAT??? for some chicken wings you sit out all night after it's been raining all day and may rain some more
And the wings aren't really that good, imho. However, I do wish that the BW3's, still featured the original 3 W's - Wild Wing and Weck. I think some of the BW3's still carry the original beef sandwich on those amazing rolls, but they're few and far between.
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Someone left my wings out in the rain
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Here, Horace, let me cut your wing (a hello Dolly reference)
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Heading downstairs now to get ready for bed.
Good night!
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Yes, you did but it was not a Region-1 DVD and wouldn't play so I tossed it. Now I have a non-region DVD player. Spoo!
It shall be replaced.
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Vibes to TCB!
Vibes of comfort and support to SWW and derBrucer on the loss of their beloved DD Marty.
Vibes of vocal brilliance to bk!
Vibes of musical brilliance to Music Guy!
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Happy Birthday wishes to DR Jose's dear mother, Carmelita!
Happy Birthday to Cason's Heather.
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Aww... "Mama, A Rainbow"... One of my favorite songs. :)
Mine to.... It is a beautiful song.
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Love the picture of the wild horses singdaw!
There are some actual wild horses in the badlands in North Dakota
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Funny Edi. Your new avatar still brings a smile to my face, I just love it, it matches your inner beauty.
I concur Jane, It really shows her warm and sunny personality!
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DR Cillaliz, how much longer before you open your new office?
My last day at this office is June 29th. The filing fees for immigration stuff is going up incredibly the end of July, so I've decided to try to open right away at the beginning of July. I have a lot to do to get ready to open. I stopped working on that for the past week and focused on my house. I need to get back to it this week
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Adriana, great photos and you looked lovely in your dress. The old model T's are great to see. My grandfather used to have one that he named Grunhilda...
Vibes to Ginny's Aunt!
Laura, you are always good!
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Watching a very talky but good little film called Twelve O'Clock High, which I'd never seen before. Not sure I'll get through it, since I'm a bit restless.
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Good Luck vibes on Cilla's new venture...
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Laundry is done - but I'm watching a wonderful Independent Lens on Public TV on the Amasong Lesbian/Feminist Chorus in Champaign-Urbana, Ill. Very interesting
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Today, I have rehearsal for "Taming of the Shrew...in Hell" and it just might be hell, too. ::) It's been very hot around these parts lately and we have a five hour rehearsal...not as long as BK's, but still it's pretty long. But I only have three lines, so I won't have too much to worry about. ;)
I may only have three lines, but we were outside for a lot of the rehearsal. It was pretty bright out even sitting outside in the shade. I forgot my sunscreen, but I brought sunglasses and my hat...but I still got a bit burned. :P
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Going to see SPAMALOT in the Twin Cities in July..
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I've been home for a few hours, clearing off my DVR so that I can exchange it for a new one tomorrow or Tuesday. I'd better be able to exchange it because it is defective.
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Good luck vibes with your DVR exchange DR George.... If they are not nice, Damn them all to hell!
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Had a laugh at a rummage sale...
A guy was trying to sell and external cd burner that was not compatible with Windows xp or vista for $45
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Going to see SPAMALOT in the Twin Cities in July..
That sounds like fun. They won't let Spamalot tour here, because of the Las Vegas show. Same with Avenue Q.
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Congrats on your new plateau George!
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OH!
And a Very Happy 66th Birthday to My Mother, Carmelita!
*And, yes, there's a very likely chance of cake later today. :)
Happy Belated (from the West Coast) Birthday for DR Jose's Mother, Carmelita!!
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I am looking forward to it. DBF and I are celebrating his finishing his dissertation and defense..
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Congrats on your new plateau George!
Thanks! On to the next 13,000!!
;)
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Thanks! On to the next 13,000!!
;)
I am slowly aiming for 10,000 but I need to hit 8000 and 9000 first. :)
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I'm still working toward 5000
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I'm still working toward 5000
Only 51 to go...
You could have a posting frenzy... singdaw and MissKaren are fun to have posting frenzies with..
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* pushes to 2000 *
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and HHW's favorite French lad!
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maybe 1500 is more realistic for now
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Adriana, did you get a chance to sit in one of the old Model T's?
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My count picked up during the oscar posting nights and the night the board went off on a tangent about food and movie titles such as "Smokey and the Burned Burrito"
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Are you done with classes for the summer Adriana?
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One of my alarm clocks in my bedroom (which is at the top of my 3-storey townhouse condo) displays the temperature. When I went to bed last night, it was at 85.5° F! Today, when I got back from rehearsal, it was 87.3°!! That's pretty warm. :P
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Send the warm weather here George... We need it!
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Send the warm weather here George... We need it!
You can have it! I don't have air conditioning, but I do have a ceiling fan and it's set on high. I have it set to push down the air when I'm in my TV/computer room and when I go upstairs to sleep (it's actually a loft room that is open over my TV room), I change the fan to blow the air up so that it creates a breeze when I sleep. That seems to help...a bit. :)
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I need to get something to eat. I'm hungry.
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I have a garden level apartment with no air and is not actually that bad unless it is really, really humid outside
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I have a garden level apartment with no air and is not actually that bad unless it is really, really humid outside
At least you're downstairs and my TV room is on the second floor and my bedroom is at the top (heat rises, you know). AND the skylight in my bedroom doesn't open. :-\
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PAGE 10 HOT WEATHER DANCE!!
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Adriana, did you get a chance to sit in one of the old Model T's?
no, we were not allowed to.
Yes, I have my last final tomorrow morning, then I am off until the fall.
* pushes some warm California weather her way *
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DR Adriana, I loved the mansion party photos! And I also thought your dress was very, very cute..as is the gal in it, of course!
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And you got to meet Bob Barker!! That's so cool! ;D
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I loved the pictures of the old cars. :D
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Of course, Wattles Mansion is where I shot Weekday Heroes, my little documentary on LA kiddie show hosts of the fifties. Our host was Tony Dow, and at the end we had a wonderful scene out on the lawn where everyone sang Sheriff John's Laugh and Be Happy. We had several notable LA show bizzers out there, including the voice of Crusader Rabbit (Lucille can't remember her last name at the moment), and a famous puppeteer of LA (did Thunderbolt The Wondercolt (I'm so senile) and Billy Barty and others.
I may actually be putting this documentary on DVD, with some additional footage.
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Gosh, it's late
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Or at least it's late on the East Coast