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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were French, you know, and now it is time for you to post until the French cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: DECIDUOUS!
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Welcome eighteen GUESTS.
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And here is the new Kritzerland release. You know how it works - it's 19.98 plus 3.75 shipping via paypal to kritzerland at adelphia dot net. This is a wonderful score from one of the greatest film composers who ever lived:
Kritzerland is proud to present a limited edition soundtrack:
DRANGO
Music Composed and Conducted by Elmer Bernstein
Drango, a low-budget film from 1957, starred Jeff Chandler, a very underrated actor, and had a terrific supporting cast, including Julie London, Donald Crisp, Ronald Howard, and Joanne Dru, along with John Lupton, Milburn Stone, Parley Baer, and Morris Ankrum. The film takes place in the months following the Civil War and the script presents the story of bitterness, resentment, and redemption, honestly and simply and without any attempts to sugar coat anything from anyone’s point of view.
Directed by Hall Bartlett, who made several films that have become historic for various reasons – Unchained (the story of Elroy “Crazylegs” Hirsch – and which gave the world “Unchained Melody”), Zero Hour (which was the inspiration and basis for the classic film comedy Airplane), The Caretakers (which features one of the great Elmer Bernstein scores), and the film of the best-selling book, Jonathan Livingston Seagull.
One thing Bartlett had as a director was extremely good taste in the composers he chose for his projects – Alex North for Unchained, George Duning for All The Young Men, Neil Diamond and Lee Holdridge for Jonathan Livingston Seagull, and, of course, the great Elmer Bernstein for The Caretakers and Drango.
By the time of Drango, Bernstein had already written two masterpieces of film scoring – The Man With The Golden Arm and The Ten Commandments. 1957 was a busy and incredible year for Bernstein – in addition to Drango, he also scored Men In War, Fear Strikes Out, Sweet Smell Of Success, and The Tin Star. Drango is a very strong Bernstein score – somber, melancholy, exciting, and, as always, filled with wonderful and unique Bernstein themes.
Drango was issued on a Liberty Records LP. This is its first official CD release. There was a specious overseas limited edition release thanks to the European fifty year copyright law, but that CD was mastered from a not very pristine copy of the LP, with ticks and pops and, for some reason, much of the sound coming mostly from the left speaker (how this can happen with a mono LP is anyone’s guess). This CD was mastered from the original first generation album master housed in the Capitol vaults. The difference in sound is, of course, major, and it is a thrill to hear this prime Elmer Bernstein score in gorgeous and full-bodied mono sound.
This release is limited to 1000 copies only. The price of the CD is $19.98, plus shipping. Additionally, we are offering a special deal with the purchase of this release. Go to the item page and click on the link to find out about it.
CD will ship the last week of second week of August – however, never fear, preorders placed directly through Kritzerland usually ship one to five weeks earlier (we’ve been averaging four weeks early). To place an order, see the cover, or hear audio samples, just visit www.kritzerland.com.
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And here is the new Kritzerland release. You know how it works - it's 19.98 via paypal to kritzerland at adelphia dot net.
No shipping costs?? Cool! :D
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This release is limited to 1000 copies only. The price of the CD is $19.98, plus shipping.
Oh...darn.
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;)
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CD has been ordered.
And now, it's time for bed. Good night, 10 guests. 8)
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Morning all.
That is all.
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We're on Long Island for the weekend and the Internet connection is very sporadic.
Since we stopped paying for AOL Phil and Rose don't have Internet service. It's quite expensive (even with a bundle) to add it to their cable service so they haven't done it yet. They may in the future but right now we're just piggybacking off a signal floating around in the neighborhood. It was almost non-existent yesterday. It's better today but not by much.
Coffee and oatmeal with raisins, walnuts and cinnamon.
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Oops (spoo, spelled backwards), 3.75 shipping.
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Gee, I seem to be up at four in the morning. Well, that's three hours of sleep anyway. I awoke from a weird dream with a bit of a headache - so I've just taken two aspirins and will hopefully go get a few more hours of sleep.
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Good Morning all
TOD
Here in Quebec they do not speak French, but more of a dialetic called Quebecois and in Montreal it has even evolved into Franglais. That is were they mixed French and English together. English: "Have a good weekend" French: Bon fin de semiane. Franglais: Bon weekend.
I used to speak whatever you want to call it, but since being away for almost 20 years and no real chance to speak it anymor I have lost most of it
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The Brain from Planet X / Le cortex de la planète X
presented in an English version and an all-new, locally-produced French adaptation
This smart and fast-paced musical is an affectionate spoof of 1950’s sci-fi movies. In this show, a mutant brain from another planet comes to Earth with the intention of dominating our world. How will it accomplish this sinister task? By destroying the traditional family unit as we know it, that’s how! But what happens when the aliens arrive on Earth and discover their respective libidos for the first time? The show includes toe-tapping music and some of the most delightful, original characters you’ve ever seen in a musical.
playing August 11, 12, 18 and 19
at Pierre-Dupuy Auditorium, 2000 Parthenais
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Le CD du "Drango" est commandé.
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I am getting ready for work....and then TWO DAYS OFF!!!
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Good morning, all.
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Allergies got me up too early on a Saturday morning. Ugh.
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TOD: I used to speak Spanish fluently but that was back in high school. I also studied French and German (which help in the latter from Mom). Picked up a few words of Portuguese in Brazil and Portugal. Now, words just come back whenever a glass of wine or two kickstarts the brain, ou le cortex.
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Off to work. Oh well.
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Good morning.
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Bonjour tout le monde! (I think that's right).
I remember some high school French. As a matter of fact, here is the dialogue from my first class:
Child 1: Papa, mangeons dans un restaurant ce soir.
Child 2: Oui, Papa, dinons en ville!
I think that's from about 1971.
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Why are so many guests nosing about?
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I like to think that they are too shy to join in.
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But I have a hunch they are here because of that article about BK recently.
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But I am probably wrong.
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Sure are a lot of them, though.
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;D
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Morning. It looks wonderful outside. Need to motivate myself to the shower and wake up.
The Brain in French. 8) This will be fun.
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See ya later. Need to leave here in 37 minutes.
Happy 4th of July weekend.
;)
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Good Morning!
I'm up, I'm up... And I'm not currently on the way to the theatre. :)
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Good morning, all! I slept late and I'm pondering the weekend events and possibilities.
DR Jose, my first reaction was that I had got myself signed up to something, whch isn't likely, or that I might have ordered something I'd forgotten about. This is the third month I've been losing money to these two companies, so I think it's something that occurred following the arrival of my new debit card. The card is now closed down, so the charges cannot continue. Of course it screws up several subscriptions and Amazon.com, but it will all work out. It may also be the fallout of some crook on Amazon Marketplace or elsewhere; who knows? Maybe I'm sending someone's kid to college!
Tonight, DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY, which i look forward to seeing. Today, proofreading the Act Two Finale of EILEEN continues.
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However, in about 45 minutes I will be. It sure was nice to sleep in past 7:00 this morning.
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Good morning, Sam. I hope you have a great day.
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I also need someone to put me on a budget. So I manage to save the $ I need for the important things like bk's new cd. Not coffee or whatever else I waste it on.
6 months left in this year to clear up the $ mess from the first 6 months. I have been really really bad.
Oh well.
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Hi Laura. ;D
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Why are so many guests nosing about?
I blame Google. -It's amazing what "non-related" sites come up when you're searching for something. And since we all link to others articles, sites and images, that could also end up triggering some visitors to surf where they've never surfed before.
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Happy weekend vibes.
;D ;D ;D
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Good morning, all! I slept late and I'm pondering the weekend events and possibilities.
DR Jose, my first reaction was that I had got myself signed up to something, whch isn't likely, or that I might have ordered something I'd forgotten about. This is the third month I've been losing money to these two companies, so I think it's something that occurred following the arrival of my new debit card. The card is now closed down, so the charges cannot continue. Of course it screws up several subscriptions and Amazon.com, but it will all work out. It may also be the fallout of some crook on Amazon Marketplace or elsewhere; who knows? Maybe I'm sending someone's kid to college!
Tonight, DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY, which i look forward to seeing. Today, proofreading the Act Two Finale of EILEEN continues.
DR elmore - I wonder if your new debit card had one of those "prevent identity theft" and/or overdraft protection programs attached to it.
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Happy weekend vibes.
;D ;D ;D
Happy Weekend to you too, DR Sam.
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Oh!
And barring any other changes, a week from tomorrow I will be on the podium of the Fichlander Stage in the Arena Stage at The Mead Center for American Theater.
Excited and scared.
But mostly thankful for the opportunity.
:)
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And speaking of opportunity...
Laters...
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That's exciting, Jose.
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Good morning, all! I slept late and I'm pondering the weekend events and possibilities.
DR Jose, my first reaction was that I had got myself signed up to something, whch isn't likely, or that I might have ordered something I'd forgotten about. This is the third month I've been losing money to these two companies, so I think it's something that occurred following the arrival of my new debit card. The card is now closed down, so the charges cannot continue. Of course it screws up several subscriptions and Amazon.com, but it will all work out. It may also be the fallout of some crook on Amazon Marketplace or elsewhere; who knows? Maybe I'm sending someone's kid to college!
Tonight, DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY, which i look forward to seeing. Today, proofreading the Act Two Finale of EILEEN continues.
DR elmore - I wonder if your new debit card had one of those "prevent identity theft" and/or overdraft protection programs attached to it.
We'll see. I just want to stop these charges if they are not mine.
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Bonjour. C'est le tout.
Or something.
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Larry, if your debit card is Visa or MC, you're automatically protected from theft/fraud. They'll refund the charges if you go after them insisting you didn't make them. It will help if you have supporting documentation from the vendors.
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It's a gorgeous day here in the Pacific NW. About time.
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Listening to the 2CD set of Complete Pop Instrumental Hits of the Sixties--1960. There was an awful lot of crap out there in 1960, I must say. ;)
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OTOH, there was a lot of great stuff, too.
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I have written up about 2/3 of my review of HANNIE CAULDER, but need to churn out at least one other review today, probably of the MUSICARES NEIL YOUNG BD.
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TOD:
English only.
I took Spanish in high school, but did not do well in it.
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Larry, if your debit card is Visa or MC, you're automatically protected from theft/fraud. They'll refund the charges if you go after them insisting you didn't make them. It will help if you have supporting documentation from the vendors.
I know all of that. What I simply want to learn is who these companies are, who authorized the charges - and I'm aware thse might be something I've done - and stop them. Unless, of course, i'm the guilty party. Then I will determine if they continue or not. I'm more frustrated over the loss of $60 ysterday, when I really cannot affords it, and concerned abut possible fraud. Much as I don't like it, I can live with the truth!
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Just trying to help. :)
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Just trying to help. :)
It's appreciated.
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Saturday morning greetings! We have had a big weekend breakfast - bacon, eggs, toast, cantaloupe - and now I'm enjoying my final cup of coffee for today.
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DR Elmore, the Pendleton Art Center is kitty-corner to the old Murphy store in what used to be a department store, then an AK Steel office building. The Murphy building is now BeauVerre Riordan Stained Glass (http://www.beauverre.net).
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I'm up - again. Got another three hours of sleep and I guess I'll jog in fifty minutes if my system can take it.
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I suspect some of our GUESTS came because of the article. I suspect some of our GUESTS are here for the reasons stated by Jose. I suspect some of our GUESTS are the same old, same old, including a couple of people we all know and don't love.
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Welcome twenty-two GUESTS. I can pretty well say who one of them is.
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TOD - I started taking Spanish in 9th grade and continued through high school. I placed into second-year, second-semester in college, fulfilling my 2-year language requirement halfway through my freshman year. That eventually made room in my schedule to pick up a year of French in my senior year. I remember very little of either language and need a brush-up on French before October.
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What article? I don't see any post from Jose referencing a specific article, but I must have missed it.
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I took Spanish for a few years, but matriculated to French, in which I became relatively fluent, especially after I started going out with a French Moroccan woman. :)
I also know a smattering of Portuguese, Hebrew and due to my Masters work, Classical Greek.
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Me llamo BK.
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Bon jour!
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CRANBERRIES!
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Message supprime.
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That's French, you know.
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Je vais maintenant aller faire du jogging.
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Ahem--what article?
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Maybe someone on Facebook knows. ;)
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Good Morning!!!! DD Ben and I slept until 9:00am!!!! We went for our walk, DD Ben had his breakfast, and is probably back in bed. I've got some 70's soft rock playing and it's a BE-AUtiful summer day here in Foster City. I'll probably set the keyboard up as I have to record the score for The Wiz - argggg!!! I hate doing things like that. Ok, that was weird... I was typing about The Wiz and America's song "Tin Man" comes on. I need coffee.
Au Revoir!
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I just called the two 800 numbers for these charges and called several times until I had the names correct. They are Shoppingessentialsplus and PrivacymattersIdentity, which both have complaints against them on line for their "deductions" from bank accounts.
Clearly, Privacymaatersidentity had some "30 day trial" I clearly got entangled in during an Intelius friend search:
http://www.ripoffreport.com/personal-services/privacy-matters-iden/privacy-matters-identity-int-4z658.htm
Shoppingessentialsplus may have hooked me through Classmates:
http://www.complaintsboard.com/complaints/shopping-essentials-plus-c132793.html
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We don't do free trials anymore. Did you also take out a membership with classmates? They are notorious for making it difficult to cancel. My satellite radio is the same way. I have to flag my calendar & make sure I don't let them automatically renew my account.
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Free trials are never free.
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These dogs are hysterical!!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f309fSTWYo4
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Free trials are never free.
I have no memory of a "free trial" with anyone since I don't trust anyone. I do suspect Classmates to be behind all of this, and I can find no way to cancel my membership on the site.
Found it under "Help" and I've sent my request for a cancellation of membership.
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Correction I meant trials at a discount.
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Quelle article?
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¿Qué artículo?
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Che articolo?
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Welcher Artikel?
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I got sick of so many emails from classmates.com that I went in there and changed my email address to something I don't even remember.
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Ποιο άρθρο?
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Какая статья?
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Have these deductions gone on for a while, Elmore? Or are they new this month?
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On June 16 BK posted a link to "A Certain Cinema" that had an article. The link was to their front page, and I can't find the article for that day.
ETA: http://www.acertaincinema.com/dailies/
Scroll down to June 15.
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Have these deductions gone on for a while, Elmore? Or are they new this month?
Since April. The problem is that I order so much online that they got jumbled in with the other charges and I let them slide. In May the damned PrivacyMatterIdentity charged me twice as two different accounts and I believe it's all connected with my new debit card, which arrived in February or March. That debit card is now dead and my bank and the lovely young lady to whom I just spoke have filed dispute on all charges fro the past three months with these two companies.
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My son won't open a statement. He had an old account he never used, but he just never closed it. He started getting notices, but wouldn't open it. He finally discovered that some company went through the entire balance of $800 in fees until his account was $80 overdrawn.
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My son won't open a statement. He had an old account he never used, but he just never closed it. He started getting notices, but wouldn't open it. He finally discovered that some company went through the entire balance of $800 in fees until his account was $80 overdrawn.
I'm like that too. But this thread made me go check out my checking account activity.
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On June 16 BK posted a link to "A Certain Cinema" that had an article. The link was to their front page, and I can't find the article for that day.
ETA: http://www.acertaincinema.com/dailies/
Scroll down to June 15.
Oh, that article. ;D That's really driving that many people to the site? Seems odd.
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My StatCounter device on my FF site tells me exactly where everyone is coming from, so to speak. Takes the guesswork out of it all. :)
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It Is to Laugh, Today's Edition, Department: Reading the liner notes of this 1960 Instrumentals compilation, they quote a Gramophone review of the Bobby Darin instrumental (yep, instrumental) "Beachcomber," as proving that Mr. Darin is not one of the "three chord" wonders. "Beachcomber" is a modified blues consisting of, yep, three chords. :)
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Well, maybe it was another article. That's the only one I remember recently.
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I fear our desktop PC is going kaput, but I am holding out hope. MS Word has been completely wonky on this PC but is working fine on all of our other laptops, etc., so I'm worried. I did buy the new Office 2010 last night and will install that later today. I asked the right guy at Best Buy for help finding it last night--turned out he was the Manager, and he price matched Amazon, which the clerk said *never* happens. :)
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Was there never an official soundtrack recording of THE SUNDOWNERS?
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There are, however, several versions of MIDNIGHT LACE.
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I got sick of so many emails from classmates.com that I went in there and changed my email address to something I don't even remember.
;D I simply told classmates to stop sending them. Now I only get a few. I still want to know if a classmate attempts to contact me.
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DR Laura I hope your son has learned to go online & keep track of all of his accounts.
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I think he is doing a better job now, Jane.
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You know, I don't really want anyone from high school to contact me. With only one exception.
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No Sundowners soundtrack.
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Back from various and sundried and she of the Evil Eye has left. I think I'll eat a couple of tuna sandwiches - already did the four-mile jog, and doing just the sandwiches will enable me to eat a little something later. But here's an amusing stat: At the Daily Grill last night, I had a "starter salad" - their chopped salad, which was dressed VERY lightly with bleu cheese dressing. And the oak plank salmon. I found the calorie count for both items at that restaurant. Guess which had more? Yep, the salad. Unbelievable. Still my whole meal came to exactly 1500 calories and I'd burned 400 calories so it was fine, but I think I'm done with salads for awhile - they are amongst the most fattening of all foods, so, so much for health.
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It's the dressing and/or avocados that are fattening, not the main salad fixin's.
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I am installing Office 2010 in the hopes it will work and I can put off buying a new computer for at least several decades. :)
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When you piggyback it helps if you're outside. I'm sitting on the patio right now and the Internet connection from wherever is strong and solid. Amazing! In the house it sucks but out here it's available.
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Oh!
And barring any other changes, a week from tomorrow I will be on the podium of the Fichlander Stage in the Arena Stage at The Mead Center for American Theater.
Excited and scared.
But mostly thankful for the opportunity.
:)
Wonderful.
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It's the dressing and/or avocados that are fattening, not the main salad fixin's.
Avocados are not fattening. They have fat in them, but they actually help one lose weight. So, do olive oil and almonds.
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How does one make sure that no one is piggybacking on their signal?
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You secure it with a password.
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That makes sense!
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I think it is part of the wireless router.
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It's the dressing and/or avocados that are fattening, not the main salad fixin's.
Avocados are not fattening. They have fat in them, but they actually help one lose weight. So, do olive oil and almonds.
Not according to my doctor and naturopath. But of course it doesn't stop me from eating lots of all three. ;D
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Aren't avocados full of saturated fat, the bad kind?
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I posted about piggybacking off of a hotel some two miles from us when our internet was down. Gabe averred that despite that signal's intermittance, it was still more reliable than Qwest. :)
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Avocado is a good fat.
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It's palm kernel that is the bad fat.
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I loves me my avocados. :)
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DS Zach is quite the expert guacamole maker.
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There are three (count 'em) ravishing versions of THE SUNDOWNERS on this new 1960 compilation set. I love, love, love that theme--perhaps more than avocados.
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It's the dressing and/or avocados that are fattening, not the main salad fixin's.
Avocados are not fattening. They have fat in them, but they actually help one lose weight. So, do olive oil and almonds.
Not according to my doctor and naturopath. But of course it doesn't stop me from eating lots of all three. ;D
That was according to my doctor and more than a half-dozen reports I've read recently. After taking me off potatoes, corn, white flour and rice, he said to up the avocados, eggs, oil and nuts, all of which would help with weight loss. I haven't lost pounds so far, but I have lost about two inches off my waist, which is more important, since that's where all the bad carbs and sugar go.
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I have installed Office 2010 (though it took two times, which I fear used two of my three licenses, if so, I will bitch mightily if/when I need a third), and it seems to be working. I also have uninstalled about 40 gigabytes of kids' games on this computer now that they have their own.
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Page Five avocado dance.
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I haven't eaten any "white" foods in forever, but I am still quite chubby.
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I actually look relatively decent from the front, but if I turn to profile, I make myself scream. :)
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Time for me to nap. I deserve it. ;)
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Time for me to nap. I deserve it. ;)
Just don't pass any mirrors.
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You know, I don't really want anyone from high school to contact me. With only one exception.
LOL-then why are you on classmates? ;)
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It's the dressing and/or avocados that are fattening, not the main salad fixin's.
And avacados are a healthy kind of fat & should be eaten.
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I am installing Office 2010 in the hopes it will work and I can put off buying a new computer for at least several decades. :)
Vibes it works!!!
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Aren't avocados full of saturated fat, the bad kind?
I just answered that ;) They are the good kind of fat so don't feel bad about eating them. For weight control you should only eat a handful or two of nuts a day.
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There weren't any avocados in the salad, Blanche. About an ounce of blue cheese crumbles and what couldn't have been more than two tablespoons of bleu cheese dressing and it wasn't exactly a large salad so how that gets to eight hundred calories I know not - I only know I am done with salads for quite a while.
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I do believe good fat is easier to burn off with exercise. Speaking of avacados I had some just before reading this conversation.
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There weren't any avocados in the salad, Blanche. About an ounce of blue cheese crumbles and what couldn't have been more than two tablespoons of bleu cheese dressing and it wasn't exactly a large salad so how that gets to eight hundred calories I know not - I only know I am done with salads for quite a while.
You don't like oil & vinegar dressing? Blue cheese dressing, even low cal, is fattening.
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Time for me to nap. I deserve it. ;)
Just don't pass any mirrors.
Is that like passing a stone?
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Just went to the iTunes store and downloaded une livre audio Francais. It's now on my iPod so I can practice while I walk.
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Hello, everyone.
Just returned from my new fave Indian restaurant. Tiny, miniscule even, but sooooo good.
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My understanding on fats is that if you don't get enough, then you crave them. And most of us crave the bad ones, like ice cream, not the good ones like avocado.
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Ginny, BBC has free language lessons online. Go to their home page, then scroll almost to the bottom.
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I took three years of Latin in high school, plus two years of Spanish. I used to be able to read a fair amount of French, though I was never fluent. But I have lost most of that now. I would love to speak fluent French.
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DR Jeanne - that's fabulous! Merci!
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Ginny, I like your idea of the audio while exercising.
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I use credit cards a lot, but keep all the receipts and review my bills carefully. I haven't found many problems, but there were two notable ones: a $160 charge on my Nordstrom bill for size 2 pants (I used to be thin, but was NEVER a size 2!), and the $100 charge to an Internet porn site. Both were taken care of quickly and efficiently, but it is a very unseemly feeling! Not to mention the inconvenience of having to cancel the card and wait for a new one.
Vibes to Elmore for a quick and painless resolution!
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You know, I don't really want anyone from high school to contact me. With only one exception.
LOL-then why are you on classmates? ;)
That was probably about ten years ago ... and I kept getting junk email. I tried to erase myself from it, but I couldn't figure out how.
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Salads are very good for you. You just have to choose the dressing carefully. And carefully means no blue cheese dressing.
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Something's afoot, weatherwise, in the Phoenix area.
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Free trials are never free.
I have no memory of a "free trial" with anyone since I don't trust anyone. I do suspect Classmates to be behind all of this, and I can find no way to cancel my membership on the site.
Found it under "Help" and I've sent my request for a cancellation of membership.
Sometimes you get a box that is confusing and essentially no means yes and yes means no. Not a great way to explain it, but I've learned to read the boxes that pop up very closely. Perhaps it was one of those tricky ones that appeared on Classmates
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I got sick of so many emails from classmates.com that I went in there and changed my email address to something I don't even remember.
;D I simply told classmates to stop sending them. Now I only get a few. I still want to know if a classmate attempts to contact me.
I just don't think I should have to pay to find out who is trying to contact me.
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I am installing Office 2010 in the hopes it will work and I can put off buying a new computer for at least several decades. :)
Desktops have gotten a lot cheaper. I was amazed when I had to get a new one for Edith last year.
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My son won't open a statement. He had an old account he never used, but he just never closed it. He started getting notices, but wouldn't open it. He finally discovered that some company went through the entire balance of $800 in fees until his account was $80 overdrawn.
I can't imagine doing that. I only have a debit card (I got rid of my credit card and all my debt except for my mortgage several years ago). I have to check my balance every few days (a week at the most) and actually balance my checkbook to the penny every couple of weeks. If there's any discrepancy, I have to go through everything until I find out what I did wrong...the discrepancies are usually because I made a mistake.
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When you piggyback it helps if you're outside. I'm sitting on the patio right now and the Internet connection from wherever is strong and solid. Amazing! In the house it sucks but out here it's available.
When my dad was relying on the signal floating around the neighborhood it would make a huge difference what room I was in or whether I was inside or out. It's really incredible the difference 5 feel could make
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Topic of the Day: none. :-X
Like to speak? German. My mom is German, but she never taught us to speak it. I think she actively worked to lose her accent...there's just a tiny bit left.
Otherwise, I only took one quarter of Spanish at the two-year college that I went to. I know a few words and can count to ten in German and Spanish. That's it.
When I went to Western Washington University, I took a class on how to pronounce Italian, German and French so that when we sang, we would sound like we knew what we were doing, but it was only about the pronunciations, not the actual meanings of the words.
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Yo tengo
hombre hambre.
That's about the extent of my Spanish speaking abilities.
:)
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Hablo espanol
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And now, I'm off. I have to take a shower and get dressed to go to the movies to see "Larry Crowne" with my friend Margo and her friend Marsha. After that, we're all going to The Olive Garden for dinner.
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Hablo espanol
That's more than I know.
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me gusta el guacamole
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And now, I'm really leaving.
Have a good rest of the day, all!
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I went to Saturday in the Park for awhile. I always get excited about going and get there in the afternoon and enjoy walking around, eating carnival food and listening to music. Then I get hot and tired and never seem to stay until the end. I decided I could go without seeing Cee Lo Green and came home. He hasn't started yet, I may actually drive near by the festival and listen to him. I have no interest in seeing Ben Harper, I don't even know who he is.
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I am cool and comfortable in my house.
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The sound was really too loud this year. The bass was uncomfortably loud. Glad I left
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It was just a brief dust storm.
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The crowd right now at SITP...got it from a friend, glad I left. You can see part of the band shell in the upper right
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Bleu cheese is the culprit if you know for a fact your salad was 800 calories. A typical salad with lemon dressing or some nonfat dressing is going to be closer to 100 or 200 calories at most.
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Office 2010 is working, but, boy, is there going to be a learning curve. Our last version of Office was for XP, just to give you some idea of how old it was. I keep trying to hit the "Edit" button to copy stuff, and guess what?--the "Edit" button ain't there anymore. ;)
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I said "ain't" in the hopes that someday I, too, can be a Judge.
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I love avocados.
Maybe ask for you oil and vinegar dressing for your salad.
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Now I am craving avocados and ice cream!
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The weather here was so nice today. Went swimming with my nieces at 11:30am. Then went to their house to sit with them while they had lunch. I thought I was waiting for their aunt and cousins to come (so i could see them). But then my sister left for 2 hours to have her hair and make-up done by her friend. So i ended up staying till 5pm.
Then i came home and went on a bike ride.
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I don't like lemon dressing - I don't even know what that means - how yucky can you get? And every low-fat dressing I've ever tasted has been horrid.
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Well if you're going to bathe your salad in bleu cheese dressing, don't go complaining about 800 calories. The salad isn't what got you to 800 calories. ;)
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I didn't do anything, and I've said it was, at the most, two tablespoons of dressing - the salad barely had dressing.
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Hello, everyone.
Just returned from my new fave Indian restaurant. Tiny, miniscule even, but sooooo good.
I wish I had a local Indian restaurant I could say is sooooo good.
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Has anyone ever had an eggplant explode in the oven?
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I got sick of so many emails from classmates.com that I went in there and changed my email address to something I don't even remember.
;D I simply told classmates to stop sending them. Now I only get a few. I still want to know if a classmate attempts to contact me.
I just don't think I should have to pay to find out who is trying to contact me.
If someone is really trying to contact you they need to pay a membership fee & an email will be sent to you which you can respond to if you paid membership fees or not.
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BK - salads are minefields, nutrition-wise. Bacon, cheese, croutons, and dressing can really add up.
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Well, I never even considered a salad with bacon (being a vegetarian and all). I still maintain if your salads are lettuce and veggies and you use a nonfat dressing, there is absolutely no way you're going to get close to 800 calories.
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No, Jane. I have never had an eggplant explode in the oven. I don't think I've ever put one in the oven.
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Has anyone ever had an eggplant explode in the oven?
No, but I have a recipe for eggplant lasagna that I want to try...
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Has anyone ever had an eggplant explode in the oven?
Did one explode in yours? or was that a precautionary question?
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Craig cooks eggplant in the oven all the time & never had one explode until tonight. He blames our oven.
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Has anyone ever had an eggplant explode in the oven?
No, but I have a recipe for eggplant lasagna that I want to try...
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You are safe then since you slice the eggplant first.
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Oh my goodness!!!! Really, should we dissect all foods that might make us happy?? I think we are all of the age where we know what we are putting in our mouths and how that might effect our bodies. Sometimes I wonder around here
<insert sarcasm, please>
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KRITZERLAND MAIL!!!
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Has anyone ever had an eggplant explode in the oven?
LOL. no, did you put it in whole?
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Does he usually poke it with a knife or fork first? I would think anything could explode if there wasn't a way for the steam to escape through the rind
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He put it in whole, has been doing so for years. At least none of the red peppers he was also roasting exploded. Yes, they were also whole.
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If we had a gas stove he would have roasted the eggplant on the stove. It tastes much pepper that way.
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If we had a gas stove he would have roasted the eggplant on the stove. It tastes much pepper that way.
Much pepper?
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I usually slice my eggplant, soak in salt water to remove the bitterness, dip in egg and milk mixture, then in italian bread crumbs and fry it in olive oil
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My mom does the same thing but instead of frying puts a drizzle of olive oil on a cookie sheet and bakes it
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Bryan should be landing in L.A. soon. With close to a two hour layover he will have time to give us a call. Chances are, with Craig here to collect Bryan from the airport, Keith & I will be asleep before they return home.
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If we had a gas stove he would have roasted the eggplant on the stove. It tastes much pepper that way.
Much pepper?
better-lol
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I usually slice my eggplant, soak in salt water to remove the bitterness, dip in egg and milk mixture, then in italian bread crumbs and fry it in olive oil
He needed the eggplant roasted to make a delicious Romanian dish called zazusca.
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Currently cooking in the pot is a mixture of finely chopped roasted eggplant, roasted red pepper, onions, garlic, oil, salt & tomato paste. Once cooked & cooled it will be spread on bread.
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Sounds good!
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Good Evening!
Well... Since I somehow managed to stay up until 1:00am last night watching shows on The Disney Channel with my niece, Alexandra, I'm hoping to get to bed around 11:00. I hope.
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Sounds good!
It is though not as good as when he can use a gas stove or oven for roasting. He is making it for Monday when it will be even better.
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DR Jose wasn't that a bit late for your niece?
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Lots of fireworks in our neighborhood this evening.
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Fireworks are tomorrow night. We shouldn't hear them here which I suspect is a good thing for Yogi.
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Early wake-up call tomorrow - 'night!
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We are going to watch something.
'night
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bk - According to The Daily Grill Nutritional Information (http://dailygrill.com/menus/nutritional-10-2009.pdf) you consulted, the Grill Chop Salad has:
786 Calories
Of those 786 calories, 663(!) of them come from FAT. -That's 74 grams of TOTAL FAT - with 23 grams of Saturated Fat (a.k.a. the Bad Fat).
-Bleu Cheese Dressing averages about 80 calories per tablespoon.
-One ounce of Bleu Cheese comes in around 100.
Something tells me that the salad probably had more than just 2 tablespoons of bleu cheese dressing and definitely more than 1 ounce of bleu cheese. *A slice of American Cheese contains 100 calories.
FYI: The average 3 ounce slice of bacon contains 50 calories.
Additionally, the Grill Chop Salad has 1556 milligrams of sodium. That's 150% of the RDA.
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Fireworks are legal to buy but illegal to use here. Strange.
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I have a few wee eggplants in my garden. Should I eat them while they are small?
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Next time, just stick to the Mixed Green Salad: 101 Calories (without any dressing), and 1 gram of fat.
*Get the dressing on the side, and just dip your fork in the dressing cup before you take a forkful of salad. You'll be surprised at how much dressing you really use/need that way.
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DR Jose wasn't that a bit late for your niece?
She tends to stay up late on the weekends. In fact, my nieces and nephew all tend to be night owls - even when they were toddlers.
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Currently cooking in the pot is a mixture of finely chopped roasted eggplant, roasted red pepper, onions, garlic, oil, salt & tomato paste. Once cooked & cooled it will be spread on bread.
Will that be more of a caponata? or a ratatouille?
*If you like them, add capers.
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I have a few wee eggplants in my garden. Should I eat them while they are small?
Do you know what type of eggplant they are? Some kinds are truly meant to be eaten when mature. However, baby eggplants are perfect for pickling if you like pickles.
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If we had a gas stove he would have roasted the eggplant on the stove. It tastes much pepper that way.
And it's more "much pepper" on an outdoor grill. ;)
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PAGE EIGHT BLEU CHEESE DANCE!!!!!!!!
(http://www.igourmet.com/images/topics/bluecheese1.jpg)
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I don't like lemon dressing - I don't even know what that means - how yucky can you get? And every low-fat dressing I've ever tasted has been horrid.
A "lemon dressing" can be something as simple as just a squeeze of lemon juice over your salad greens. Just the lemon juice. If you need some oil, then a very judicious drizzle of olive oil is a good addition.
I've found that if the vegetables are very fresh, sometimes I don't need any dressing. It's nice to enjoy the taste of the vegetables.
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In honor of our discussion, I had a salad with bleu cheese and a veggie burger with avocado.
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I made sure to dissect it before eating. ::)
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I could not stand bleu cheese when I was a child and could not understand how my Mother could love it so much. Now of course it's one of my favorites.
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I suspect some of our GUESTS came because of the article. I suspect some of our GUESTS are here for the reasons stated by Jose. I suspect some of our GUESTS are the same old, same old, including a couple of people we all know and don't love.
DR JMK - Please note, there are three - count 'em three - sentences/reasons/explanations/possibilities in bk's post. I did not reference no stinkin' article.
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No fireworks here tomorrow. There are several laser light shows planned. Doesn't sound the same.
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I could not stand bleu cheese when I was a child and could not understand how my Mother could love it so much. Now of course it's one of my favorites.
The stinkier the better!
My favorite wine and cheese place in NYC serves an artisanal Limburger. Man is that some good cheese!
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I suspect some of our GUESTS came because of the article. I suspect some of our GUESTS are here for the reasons stated by Jose. I suspect some of our GUESTS are the same old, same old, including a couple of people we all know and don't love.
DR JMK - Please note, there are three - count 'em three - sentences/reasons/explanations/possibilities in bk's post. I did not reference no stinkin' article.
Yes, but I had incorrectly assumed they were all interrelated.
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House Hunters is in Boston and I am amazed at how cheap houses there are.
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The realtor's name is Avi Shemtov. I''m going to go way out on a limb and say he's Jewish.
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As for the Topic of the Day...
I took French in college. I can no longer converse en français, but I can still read most basic texts.
I also took one semester of German while I was in college. Unfortunately, I took it at the same that I was taking my third semester of French. That was when I discovered what "Romance Language" meant. OY!
And, like DR George, as part of vocal studies in college, I took "Lyric Diction". The class covered English(!), Italian, French, German and a touch of Spanish and Catalan. I keep meaning to reacquaint myself with the IPA (http://www.omniglot.com/writing/ipa.htm) one day.
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I think they are black beauty eggplants. I would not make eggplant pickles. Ever.
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I suspect some of our GUESTS came because of the article. I suspect some of our GUESTS are here for the reasons stated by Jose. I suspect some of our GUESTS are the same old, same old, including a couple of people we all know and don't love.
DR JMK - Please note, there are three - count 'em three - sentences/reasons/explanations/possibilities in bk's post. I did not reference no stinkin' article.
Yes, but I had incorrectly assumed they were all interrelated.
And you know what happens you "assume"... ::)
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The realtor's name is Avi Shemtov. I''m going to go way out on a limb and say he's Jewish.
That's a good name.
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I suspect some of our GUESTS came because of the article. I suspect some of our GUESTS are here for the reasons stated by Jose. I suspect some of our GUESTS are the same old, same old, including a couple of people we all know and don't love.
DR JMK - Please note, there are three - count 'em three - sentences/reasons/explanations/possibilities in bk's post. I did not reference no stinkin' article.
Yes, but I had incorrectly assumed they were all interrelated.
And you know what happens you "assume"... ::)
"ODD COUPLE ASSUME" BLACKBOARD DANCE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfvTwv5o1Qs
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I think they are black beauty eggplants. I would not make eggplant pickles. Ever.
DR Laura - You can pick Black Beauty Eggplants when they're small. In fact, that will promote more growth and fruit throughout the rest of the growing season. They may be on the "sour" side, but baking and broiling should take care of that.
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The crowd right now at SITP...got it from a friend, glad I left. You can see part of the band shell in the upper right
Yep, that's some crowd!
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Now I am craving avocados and ice cream!
How about Avocado Ice Cream?
(http://img4.myrecipes.com/i/recipes/su/09/04/avocado-icecream-su-1886174-l.jpg)
*Avocado milkshakes are one of my favorites.
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And now...
I'm trying to decide if I want to drive in for tomorrow's rehearsal or just park at the Metro station and take the train in.
This morning, I ended being about 20 minutes late due to an accident on I-66. Thankfully, I had just passed an exit ramp when the traffic came to a standstill, and when the police started signaling drivers to go ahead and turn around(!) and go back to the exit ramp, I didn't have far to go.
Tomorrow night, there is work scheduled on the outbound side of I-66, and it might be easier and less stressful just to take the train in. -And since parking is free tomorrow, well... I shall see how I feel about it in the morning.
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And speaking of morning...
Goodnight.
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I have returned from DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY, which has a wonderful cast, a beautiful set and costumes, and a lovely, if self-indulgent, score by Maury Yeston. I think cutting 2-3 numbers would improve the show enormously and pick up the pace of Act Two. Put them on the cast recording as Appendices, but prune. That's my advice.
I like the cast a lot. Rebecca Luker has a wonderful scene with Death in Act Two and a song about her dead son Roberto that had me weeping, and my friend Simon is excellent as the old doctor. I didn't get to see Don Stephenson after the show, but it was nice to see Jill Paice, who's the beautiful reason for a holiday by Death. She looks fantastic in those 20's gowns and sounds like an angel. I also saw Glory Crampton, who's standing by for Rebecca Luker, and she looked fantastic.
The whole cast sings very well, and the score is very well performed. The very bizarre Max von Essen, whom i once considered a friend and since 2001 simply consider weird, was good in a role that I thought suited him very aptly, and I was knocked over by how wonderful Julian Ovenden is in the title role; he's a handsome man with a good physique that will have our DR MBarnum stalking geriatric centers for him in around 40 years.
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Now I am craving avocados and ice cream!
How about Avocado Ice Cream?
(http://img4.myrecipes.com/i/recipes/su/09/04/avocado-icecream-su-1886174-l.jpg)
*Avocado milkshakes are one of my favorites.
Had a salad in Chile once that was fresh avocado and lemon-soaked celery next to dishes of both avocado ice cream and celery ice cream. I didn't inquire about the calorie count.
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*OH!
The second half of tomorrow night's rehearsal will consist of a Wandelprobe. -We usually do Wandelprobes at Arena Stage instead of Sitzprobes when the show is in the Fichlander, the "in the round" theater. I'm looking forward to hearing the voices and orchestra together.
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Thanks, Elmore, for the notes on "Death." I would love to see it. Any chance of a transfer if the right work is done and the critics approve?
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I have returned from DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY, which has a wonderful cast, a beautiful set and costumes, and a lovely, if self-indulgent, score by Maury Yeston. I think cutting 2-3 numbers would improve the show enormously and pick up the pace of Act Two. Put them on the cast recording as Appendices, but prune. That's my advice.
I like the cast a lot. Rebecca Luker has a wonderful scene with Death in Act Two and a song about her dead son Roberto that had me weeping, and my friend Simon is excellent as the old doctor. I didn't get to see Don Stephenson after the show, but it was nice to see Jill Paice, who's the beautiful reason for a holiday by Death. She looks fantastic in those 20's gowns and sounds like an angel. I also saw Glory Crampton, who's standing by for Rebecca Luker, and she looked fantastic.
The whole cast sings very well, and the score is very well performed. The very bizarre Max von Essen, whom i once considered a friend and since 2001 simply consider weird, was good in a role that I thought suited him very aptly, and I was knocked over by how wonderful Julian Ovenden is in the title role; he's a handsome man with a good physique that will have our DR MBarnum stalking geriatric centers for him in around 40 years.
Jill is surrounded by a nice trio of Theatre Hunks: Julian Ovenden, Max von Essen and Matt Cavenaugh.
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Thanks, Elmore, for the notes on "Death." I would love to see it. Any chance of a transfer if the right work is done and the critics approve?
DR JohnG - If it helps(?), Death Takes A Holiday (http://www.roundabouttheatre.org/offbroadway/deathtakesaholiday/) is currently scheduled to run through September 4.
(http://www.roundabouttheatre.org/offbroadway/deathtakesaholiday/images/main_img.jpg)
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DR elmore - Is the opening number still sort of Ionesco-ish? ;)
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Oh...
That's right...
Goodnight.
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Card Theft must be going around.
I got a call today from Bank Of America someone in Louisianna attempted to use my ATM card yesterday. Fortunately the card was declined (twice) at a Walmart. The card was cancelled and I will have to take care of it after the holidays when I return to the US. I am glad that BOA is on the ball and know my ATM habits and have this attempt flagged. I have no idea they got my #. Scarey crap out there
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DR elmore - Is the opening number still sort of Ionesco-ish? ;)
I loved the opening number; were they driving back from an engagement party when you saw it?
I think the cast is hoping the reviews are good and they go from a limited run to an open one. I would like to see it again. It's quite stylish. I got to meet Doug Hughes, to whom I gushed about how much I loved Barney and Helen, and Kevin Stites, who did a great job with the band. I also got to see my friends Eric Poland and Greg Jarrett who are playing in the band.
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I have returned from DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY, which has a wonderful cast, a beautiful set and costumes, and a lovely, if self-indulgent, score by Maury Yeston. I think cutting 2-3 numbers would improve the show enormously and pick up the pace of Act Two. Put them on the cast recording as Appendices, but prune. That's my advice.
I like the cast a lot. Rebecca Luker has a wonderful scene with Death in Act Two and a song about her dead son Roberto that had me weeping, and my friend Simon is excellent as the old doctor. I didn't get to see Don Stephenson after the show, but it was nice to see Jill Paice, who's the beautiful reason for a holiday by Death. She looks fantastic in those 20's gowns and sounds like an angel. I also saw Glory Crampton, who's standing by for Rebecca Luker, and she looked fantastic.
The whole cast sings very well, and the score is very well performed. The very bizarre Max von Essen, whom i once considered a friend and since 2001 simply consider weird, was good in a role that I thought suited him very aptly, and I was knocked over by how wonderful Julian Ovenden is in the title role; he's a handsome man with a good physique that will have our DR MBarnum stalking geriatric centers for him in around 40 years.
Jill is surrounded by a nice trio of Theatre Hunks: Julian Ovenden, Max von Essen and Matt Cavenaugh.
I met Max in 1998, and we were friendly; then he came to London to record a number in John McGlinn's LEAVE iT TO JANE in 2001 and behaved like a total asshole. I had called his hotel room and left him a message, to which he didn't respond. the next day he came to Abbey Road Studio and sat across from me and didn't speak all morning, and then after he recorded, before he headed back to Heathrow, he started talking to me, saying things like "don't I know you? weren't we friends?"
You can have him, I don't want him, he's too crazy for me.
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I hear fireworks across the alley.
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I suspect some of our GUESTS came because of the article. I suspect some of our GUESTS are here for the reasons stated by Jose. I suspect some of our GUESTS are the same old, same old, including a couple of people we all know and don't love.
DR JMK - Please note, there are three - count 'em three - sentences/reasons/explanations/possibilities in bk's post. I did not reference no stinkin' article.
Yes, but I had incorrectly assumed they were all interrelated.
And you know what happens you "assume"... ::)
"ODD COUPLE ASSUME" BLACKBOARD DANCE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfvTwv5o1Qs
One of my all time favorite Odd Couple scenes
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Tomorrow I'm going to go to the lake. I'm going to get up and leave before 8:00 our time so I can listen to the closings in the Casey Anthony case, I can get them on XM radio. Since Cheney Mason is a friend of mine, I'm hoping he'll do the defense closing, or at least part of it. I haven't listened to too much of the trial, so I think it will be interesting to listen to closings. That's really when both sides tie it all together.
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They are having the trial on Sunday?
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Yup. They start at 9:00 AM eastern time.
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Wow.
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On a Sunday? Amazing.
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I think everyone involved, including the sequestered jury, wants to end this thing.
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Yeah. We've had Saturday court, but never Sunday court
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The online paper says we reached 118 today.
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Congratulations, you win.
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I don't want to be in that contest, lol
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My DH was away for several weeks in a place where he had a television to watch. He was telling me about this trial. I guess he was kinda bored.
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Well, I stayed inside most of the day, so I guess I missed it.
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Jane, I had an eggplant explode in the oven once. The memory is vague, but I think I didn't pierce it adequately beforehand.
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I do not like bleu cheese. Or even blue cheese. (Very hard to type "bleu".)
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Avocado ice cream?? Now there's an unlikely combination.
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I haven't watched a lot, but have heard bits and pieces. I do think it's a winable defense case. The defense may have lost it with their tactics, though. I really want to hear how they sum it up. I'm recording it from HLN so I can listen to it when I get home. I doubt they will get through all the arguments in the 2 hours I can listen while driving to the lake
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TTFN.
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I would like to try avocado ice cream.
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I did get all my laundry done today.
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Boo Boo has been freaking out a bit tonight. I think it's all the fireworks.
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since I'm going to start early in the morning, I better get to bed.
Night
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Good night, all.
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TOD:
I am still trying to master English.
(Had to say it, so that DR Elmore would not have to :D )
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TOD:
I studied Spanish, German, and Japanese in middle school/high school.
I remember very little about Spanish, can read German and understand a bit of it, and never made much headway with Japanese.
Hindi I am picking up on. Don't speak it too well, but when I watch a Hindi film that has no subtitles, I can sometimes figure out what they are saying.
As for favorite languages to hear: Japanese and Hindi both sound beautiful to me, when spoken.
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Big Lots put out a big dump of $5 dvds. I found Universal's Mae West collection in it...5 of her movies...NIGHT AFTER NIGHT, I'M NO ANGEL, GOING TO TOWN, GO WEST YOUNG MAN, and MY LITTLE CHICKADEE...all 5 for just $5!
The Marlon Brando and Marlene Deitrich sets were there also, but I did not buy them.
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I just returned a short while ago from my 75 year old Indian lady friend's house.
She made a very nice Indian dinner and even had on a lovely sari!
She has a lot of Indian statuary in her house...various Hindu gods and whatnot...and she told me that when some Jehovah's Witnesses came to her home recently they told her she would be going to hell (they thought she was Hindu....actually she is not, she is an athiest). She told them that was Ok by her, it would be more fun there anyhow.
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Here is another reason Facebook is fun...my new Facebook friend, Indian television actor Rehan Roy.
He enjoys showing us fans his newest publicity photos 8)
(http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/264054_243429385684168_100000513252034_1011278_7206718_n.jpg)
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Back from a local production of Avenue Q. It was quite good, although the singing could have been better. It was in a small theatre, using the NY puppets and what looked like part of the original set (design). The band was ok. A friend of mine played Brian and he was great. The gal that played Kate Monster failed to wow me with "It's a Fine, Fine Line" - so there were no tears.
Half way through Act One I realized that the ex and I saw Avenue Q in NYC exactly 5 years ago today... our first Broadway show together. Stuff like that tugs at my heart, but the lackluster "It's a Fine Fine Line" kinda killed the emotion.
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And now, I'm off. I have to take a shower and get dressed to go to the movies to see "Larry Crowne" with my friend Margo and her friend Marsha. After that, we're all going to The Olive Garden for dinner.
Well, we all liked "Larry Crowne." It was funny and touching but not sappy. After the movie, dinner was quite delightful. I had the Tour of Italy (http://www.olivegarden.com/menu/dinner/Tour-of-Italy/408311-1448/), which included fettuccine alfredo, chicken parmigiana and lasagna. I took home the lasagna and left room in my tummy for their delicious lemon cream cake (http://www.olivegarden.com/menu/dessert/Lemon-Cream-Cake/396750-1448/). :D
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I seriously almost bought either a Triple Chocolate Strata torta (http://www.olivegarden.com/menu/dessert/Triple-Chocolate-Strata/396752-1448/) or a Black Tie Mousse Cake (http://www.olivegarden.com/menu/dessert/Black-Tie-Mousse-Cake/396751-1448/) to take home with me, but I didn't.
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I want to go back just for dessert...someday soon. :D