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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were radical and wrapped in a burrito, and now it is time for you to post until the radical cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: ADYTUM!
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A Very Happy Birthday to DR Ginny!! ;D
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Today, I will be working concessions for a local production of "The Nutcracker" ballet. I may go in to watch for a little bit, but I'm not a great fan of this ballet. I loved Mark Morris' "The Hard Nut (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsK33m6f3o8)," but this will be the traditional version.
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Happy Birthday, Ginny!
May there be many more.
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Good Morning!
I'm up, I'm up... And I'm sitting in seat 4A waiting for my flight to depart from IAD and head to JFK.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DR GINNY!!!!!
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And they're closing the cabin door...
Laters...
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I attempted to start doing my Christmas cards today but the Royal Mail online postage website is having technical problems. I've already lost several payments because the site would either not print the postage labels or would print garbled labels. There is an apology on the site and they say they will give refunds but at the moment the online postage facility is not working at all. It seems that the company which manages the online postage moved it onto a new server about two weeks ago and there have been problems since then.
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Have a very happy birthday DR Ginny.
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The happiest of birthdays to DR Ginny!
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DR Jose:
DR Jennifer - If your mother did end up getting you a Kindle, would she be offended if you returned it for store credit and/or another item?
No she probably wouldn't mind if i returned it. But i'm just wondering if there was some kind of special (why she had to rush to the store when it opened).
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DR George wrote:
Congrats on the free Kindle! Mine was free, too, but I got mine with points from my debit card. The 3G is cell phone technology...meaning, you can use it anywhere you could use a cell phone. Mine doesn't have 3G, either. I can download to the Kindle through a USB cable from my computer or use Wi-Fi. They all should have that. And you will use the keyboard. You can search a document, there's a web browser (if you have Wi-Fi), things like that.
So without 3G just means i cannot download books anywhere (only where there is wifi?)
I'm curious when you send a book from amazon to your computer and then to your kindle, do you need to have an app on your computer for this?
Also, (and forgive how dumb these questions sound) I know to buy a book from amazon you have to have your kindle registered. But then i'm curious what the process is after that. For instance i have a giftcard in my account. Does the kindle book just go to your computer/kindle as soon as you buy it. Is there an option to choose my giftcard as payment (i think you have to set up a certain credit card as the payment card).
I'm trying to figure out if people in canada use their kindles differently (i.e., if it is cheaper to send it to your computer and then USB it to your kindle or just sending it straight to kindle).
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NYC Weekend continued:
For DR TCB and anyone else who's wondering how On A Clear Day handles the switch from David Gamble to Melinda Wells: When David is under hypnosis, he starts to channel(?) Melinda. The sofa he's sitting on turns around and he disappears and we see Melinda. So whenever Dr. Mark Bruckner is talking to Melinda we see the actress (who's a terrific singer, by the way), except at the end of Act One when Mark is kissing Melinda and she steps aside and David is in her place. The lighting is kind of dark. So Mark just starts to kiss David and the curtain falls!
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I was woken up last night about 1.00am in the morning by the TV switching itself on. This has been happening about once a week since I bought the TV in October. It doesn't just switch itself on - it turns up the volume to maximum so there's no way I can sleep through it! I contacted the manufacturers LG today and they say it's probably trying to update the software. They suggest I go into the menu and turn the auto software update off. So I've done that which hopefully will cure the problem - but it must be some sort of design fault, otherwise why have an auto update if you can't use it.
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Happy Birthday to DR Ginny!
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Meanwhile, the laundry is going round and round.
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Ah! I've just sold another item on Amazon Marketplace. I've found selling on Amazon to be far more successful than selling things on eBay.
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As I mentioned yesterday, the singing was really great in "Clear Day." After reading so much criticism of the actor who plays David ( I just tried to look up his name online, but the internet connection is maddingly slow), I was pleasantly surprised by his performance. He was very likeable and had a very pleasant singing voice. And at the stage door he was very grateful to the people who wanted his autograph.
And the actress who plays Melinda as well as the one who plays Dr. Bruckner's colleague were also terrific.
As for Harry Connick, I enjoyed his performance. It took a little getting used to his rendition of the songs, which he sang in his own style, of course.
Okay, I have to mention "She Wasn't You," which is sung in different versions , including the one sung by Barbra in the movie. It is ultimately sung by four people (Mark, David, Mark's colleague and Warren (David's boyfriend). And none of them sung the high notes at the end that our own B Barrett did on his Alan Jay Lerner CD (or in the City Center Encores production of On a Clear Day).
Tonight is the premiere. I'm going to try and go to see the "Red Carpet" entrances.
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Happy Birthday, Ginny. I'll leave a present at Lake Oswego City Hall for you.
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On to Hugh Jackman. It was really a great show--he's quite the showman and a great dancer. Not a great singer, but certainly entertaining. Very funny! And loves doing the Peter Allen character, which he did at the start of Act 2.
About 10 minutes into the show there were some latecomers. He asked them how dinner was. They said the reason they were late was the traffic. Hugh then mentioned something about Nancy Pelosi being in town (I guess saying that she caused the traffic problem). Well, a couple of people, notably someone in the front row booed loudly. Hugh said "Don't boo! She' s here tonight!" Sure enough, I looked back and there she was in an aisle seat on the left side about 12 rows back. Hugh welcomed her and mentioned she was the first female Speaker of the House. She got a nice round of applause.
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Hugh J's show included 6 female dancers (and a couple of them did a little singing) as well as 4 Australian aborigines, who performed a song, which included the playing of two digeridoos (I think that's how you spell it).
Hugh asked an older gentleman named Bob to come up on the stage with him. He was a big hit, looking like he was right at home! His wife was beaming when he answered Hugh's question about why he looked so happy. He said "I love my life and I love my wife."
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After the show, Hugh explained that this is the time of the year that the theatres all raise money for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights Aids. So he started an auction for a meet-and -greet backstage, a photo and his autographed t-shirt (that he had worn on stage). He started the bidding at $1,000. The Nancy Pelosi-hater said "let's just make it "10,000." Hugh looked stunned and said "how about $11,000." Someone in the mezzanine bid that amount. So the NP guy said "how about $20,000?" So Hugh stopped the bidding and someone brought out another t-shirt (from Act 1). He said he'd like to auction both and wondered whether the bidder in the mezzanine would go for $20,000. The man said yes, after his wife advised him to. So he made $40,000 in about 5 minutes.
There was also an offer to go backstage for a photo for $2,500.
I went to the stage door, not thinking I'd get close enough, but I did manage to get my playbill signed (the secret is to politely put reach over the person in front of you and put the playbill in front of the person signing, patiently waiting your turn!).
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Thanks for the Broadway report DR KEVINH.
Continued travel vibes and skunk free vibes for DR JOSE.
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Happy Birthday to my neighbor in Ohio...DR GINNY!
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I am working today.
Yes I know it's Sunday....but there you are.
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Tonight is the TAR finale.
And with the completely legitimate no matter how many people complain elimination last week - the million dollars is up for grabs.
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Well, it's time to have some breakfast. I'm going to go to the Book of Mormon lottery. After I fail to win that, I think I'll see David Hyde Pierce's new play called "Close Up Space."
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Thanks for the Broadway report DR KEVINH.
Continued travel vibes and skunk free vibes for DR JOSE.
Glad you enjoyed it, DRJRand61
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We certainly have a lot of December birthdays here at HHW.
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And the word of the day is: ADYTUM!
And The Song Of The Day Is: IN MY OWN LITTLE CORNER
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HAP-HAP SLAP-HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISHES TO DR GINNY
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DR GINNY!!!!!
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Good morning, all! I was tormented by several dreams about recording in Ireland, but I would swear I was in Australia, which means that even in my dreams my sense of geography is totally screwed up.
After my COPS break - did the episodes deal with anything but prostitution last night? - I worked a while on a mess of a number called "Hot Spot," and around 10:30 I watched a DVD, the 2008 movie of EASY VIRTUE with Colin Firth and Jessiva Biel. It's loosely based on a 1924 comedy by Noel Coward, but it's been rewritten by its director to add some stupid slapstick about killing a dog, a lot of Anglo-American differences, and a revised ending with Mr Firth leaving his über-bitch wife for his daughter-in-law. I felt we'd gone from one Noel Coward play to another, DESIGN FO LIVING. It was also quite full of"watch this cool director" shots. O sort of liked it.
Today, more "Hot Spot" from ROBERTA, and if/when I finish it today, I'll proceed to another number.
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Happy Birthday to my Dear Friend Ginny !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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DR KevinH, sounds like you're having a good time seeing things! I have got to get to BOOK OF MORMON!
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At long last Amazon has a Spanish site, which makes it easy to order all those classic films which aren't on sale elsewhere.
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Happy Birthday, Ginny!!!
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Today's Favorite Old TV Guide Ad: "Can these stripes really protect me from careless item pricing?" A full page ad with a somewhat frightened looking woman holding what looks like a box of Saran Wrap with the "newfangled" technology of a UPC code on the bottom of the box. The ad goes into quite a bit of detail about how this incredible new convenience works. :)
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Good Morning!
Greetings from New York City!!!!
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DR KevinH, sounds like you're having a good time seeing things! I have got to get to BOOK OF MORMON!
Ditto!
Hey, DR elmore - Do you want to try the BOM lottery this week? ;)
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Thanks, again, for the travel vibes. I did have a little trouble checking in since, apparently, when I tried to check in last night online, JetBlue's computer system was upgrading, so it did not completely go through. Thankfully, the gate agent figured out what the issue was, and got everything straightened out. She also very graciously dealt with my sleep- and caffeine-deprived brain - I had not consolidated my carry-ons down to two items, and she gently suggested which bag I could place in which bag.
The flight from Dulles to JFK was very nice and uneventful. I even ended up with the same flight crew I had yesterday on my flight from Long Beach. Best of all, it was not a full flight and I had the row to myself. :)
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I went ahead and splurged on a cab back into the city from JFK. When I got into the taxi line, the dispatcher and some of the drivers had a case of the giggles. Apparently, it was a very slow morning at the Jet Blue terminal at JFK. I got in my cab around 9:40am. My cab driver got to the JFK cab lot at 5:00am... I was his first fare of the day!?!?!
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Oh!
My piano part for MY FAIR LADY was waiting for me when I got back last night. I didn't realize that it had been arranged for two pianos by the great Trude Rittmann.
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DR KevinH, sounds like you're having a good time seeing things! I have got to get to BOOK OF MORMON!
Ditto!
Hey, DR elmore - Do you want to try the BOM lottery this week? ;)
Yes! but I can't this week!
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The Royal Mail website got going again and at long last I have done all the Christmas cards - apart from the ones which I will be handing out personally. This evening I will have to go out and drop round the various neighbours' cards.
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The chicken is roasting well and I shall be adding roast potatoes and brussel sprouts.
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Oh!
My piano part for MY FAIR LADY was waiting for me when I got back last night. I didn't realize that it had been arranged for two pianos by the great Trude Rittmann.
I loved Trude! I was just speaking about her in a 90-minute phone call with my friend Gary Holt, who teaches at the Cologne Conservatory, the school from which Trude graduated before the Nazis forced her into exile. Gary is going to write the notes on Herbert's German lieder for the liner notes.
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Mad is Right Department (http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ridiculously-Expensive-Mad-Mad-Magazine-New-Unwrapped-Extremely-Rare-A-/160647489254?pt=Antiquarian_Collectible&hash=item25675626e6#ht_500wt_1413)
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I got my more or less mint copy on Amazon years ago for $15 I think.
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Evidently He Marked it Down Department (http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B001KSGPMI/ref=dp_olp_new?ie=UTF8&qid=1323622246&sr=8-1&condition=new)
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apart from the ones which I will be handing out personally.
Ring the doorbell, we don't always hear knocking. ;D
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY GINNY!!!!
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http://www.siouxcityjournal.com/news/local/photos-little-yellow-dog-auction/collection_8bb8d3cc-dba3-5e13-a9fd-eadddcaaee3d.html#13 (http://www.siouxcityjournal.com/news/local/photos-little-yellow-dog-auction/collection_8bb8d3cc-dba3-5e13-a9fd-eadddcaaee3d.html#13)
DR JANE they've added photos, you won't miss me playing the flute now, lol.
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Good morning, all.
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Happy, happy, Ginny!
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Great notes, KevinH. I especially enjoyed reading about "On a Clear Day." For the music's sake, i hope it makes it.
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Elmore, I just bought "Easy Virtue" for $3 at Big Lots and sort of enjoyed it, too. I really wish, though, that people would stop lumping Noel and Cole together on soundtracks like that. Especially when the songs are played as instrumentals, you can tell the vast different in their musical styles.
But I thought the movie could have been a lot worse. And Kristin Scott Thomas deserves some sort of award for allowing herself to be seen in such a completely unflattering light.
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Well, the book gets done today, whether we are done or not. Am off to do some class work and then polish the manuscript as much as possible.
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http://www.siouxcityjournal.com/news/local/photos-little-yellow-dog-auction/collection_8bb8d3cc-dba3-5e13-a9fd-eadddcaaee3d.html#13 (http://www.siouxcityjournal.com/news/local/photos-little-yellow-dog-auction/collection_8bb8d3cc-dba3-5e13-a9fd-eadddcaaee3d.html#13)
DR JANE they've added photos, you won't miss me playing the flute now, lol.
And there I stood with my piccolo!
I love it!
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Elmore, I just bought "Easy Virtue" for $3 at Big Lots and sort of enjoyed it, too. I really wish, though, that people would stop lumping Noel and Cole together on soundtracks like that. Especially when the songs are played as instrumentals, you can tell the vast different in their musical styles.
But I thought the movie could have been a lot worse. And Kristin Scott Thomas deserves some sort of award for allowing herself to be seen in such a completely unflattering light.
She is certainly the bitch mother from hell!
It's in the same vein as those tarting up movies of Wilde's IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST and AN IDEAL HUSBANS.
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Page 3!!! Page 3!!! Page 3!!!
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Thanks Elmore, that happens to be one of my favorite poems
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I was quite surprised to turn to page A7 of the paper and see my face looking back at me
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http://www.siouxcityjournal.com/news/local/photos-little-yellow-dog-auction/collection_8bb8d3cc-dba3-5e13-a9fd-eadddcaaee3d.html#13 (http://www.siouxcityjournal.com/news/local/photos-little-yellow-dog-auction/collection_8bb8d3cc-dba3-5e13-a9fd-eadddcaaee3d.html#13)
DR JANE they've added photos, you won't miss me playing the flute now, lol.
Cool! Nice embouchure. ;)
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Good morning, all! I was tormented by several dreams about recording in Ireland, but I would swear I was in Australia, which means that even in my dreams my sense of geography is totally screwed up.
You and Mike could start your own form of GPS--Gone Past Street.
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apart from the ones which I will be handing out personally.
Ring the doorbell, we don't always hear knocking. ;D
I'll try to remember that :)
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I was leafing through a 1959 TV Guide which had an ad for the RCA Popular Music Club (it did much better than the previous RCA Non-Popular Music Club) and was alerted to a 1959 Mad Magazine album which I have just purchased on eBay.
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I had a very rough night last night and can barely keep my eyes open, but seeing as how I'm at work, I probably should try. After services today we have our Worship Design meeting to finalize Christmas and Epiphany. After which I shall hie myself home and hopefully sleep for several hours.
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MBarnum would probably love the 1959 TV Guide as it sports *several* half page ads of a shirtless Clint Walker, proclaiming him "ready for action." ;)
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And where is MBarnum? He's been missed of late.
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And where is MBarnum? He's been missed of late.
Trying to find copies of 1959 TV Guides.
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I'm up, finally, after a good night's sleep. And yes, where is MBarnum? Someone please write him and find out the deal.
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His wife was beaming when he answered Hugh's question about why he looked so happy. He said "I love my life and I love my wife."
How sweet!!
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After the show, Hugh explained that this is the time of the year that the theatres all raise money for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights Aids. So he started an auction for a meet-and -greet backstage, a photo and his autographed t-shirt (that he had worn on stage). He started the bidding at $1,000. The Nancy Pelosi-hater said "let's just make it "10,000." Hugh looked stunned and said "how about $11,000." Someone in the mezzanine bid that amount. So the NP guy said "how about $20,000?" So Hugh stopped the bidding and someone brought out another t-shirt (from Act 1). He said he'd like to auction both and wondered whether the bidder in the mezzanine would go for $20,000. The man said yes, after his wife advised him to. So he made $40,000 in about 5 minutes.
WOW!
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Today's Favorite Old TV Guide Ad: "Can these stripes really protect me from careless item pricing?" A full page ad with a somewhat frightened looking woman holding what looks like a box of Saran Wrap with the "newfangled" technology of a UPC code on the bottom of the box. The ad goes into quite a bit of detail about how this incredible new convenience works. :)
;D
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http://www.siouxcityjournal.com/news/local/photos-little-yellow-dog-auction/collection_8bb8d3cc-dba3-5e13-a9fd-eadddcaaee3d.html#13 (http://www.siouxcityjournal.com/news/local/photos-little-yellow-dog-auction/collection_8bb8d3cc-dba3-5e13-a9fd-eadddcaaee3d.html#13)
DR JANE they've added photos, you won't miss me playing the flute now, lol.
No problem now. :)
Last night I dreamed I joined a band except I was scared they would find out I can't play an instrument.
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I was quite surprised to turn to page A7 of the paper and see my face looking back at me
:)
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MBarnum would probably love the 1959 TV Guide as it sports *several* half page ads of a shirtless Clint Walker, proclaiming him "ready for action." ;)
Later in the series they stopped having him remove his shirt every episode. It got to be a joke guessing when the "moment" would happen.
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I'm up, finally, after a good night's sleep. And yes, where is MBarnum? Someone please write him and find out the deal.
DR TCB & I both mentioned he is working & taking less time on the computer for play. Why not send him a birthday email.
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MBarnum would probably love the 1959 TV Guide as it sports *several* half page ads of a shirtless Clint Walker, proclaiming him "ready for action." ;)
I suspect the thought would have him swooning over the speculations!
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As I work, I've listened to the new recording of the OLO production of THE FORTUNE TELLER: good score, some good singing and some desperate attempts at acting.
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Sunday afternoon greetings! We had a dry and sunny, but COLD, trip to Lima and back. The ladies' guild meeting was postponed to January - happy birthday to me!
Thanks, BK, for the birthday wish in today's notes!
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A Very Happy Birthday to DR Ginny!! ;D
Thank you, DR George!
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Happy Birthday, Ginny!
May there be many more.
Thanks, DR Druxy, for both wishes. I hope you're feeling better after your dental procedure!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DR GINNY!!!!!
Thank you, DR Jose - are you glad to be back in NYC?
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Have a very happy birthday DR Ginny.
Thanks so much, DR Doug R!
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The happiest of birthdays to DR Ginny!
Thank you, DR KevinH - give my regards to Broadway!
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Happy Birthday to DR Ginny!
Thank you, DR Jennifer - congratulations on your Kindle win!
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Happy Birthday, Ginny. I'll leave a present at Lake Oswego City Hall for you.
Thanks, DR JMK - say HI to my twin!
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Happy Birthday to my neighbor in Ohio...DR GINNY!
Thank you, DR JRand - here's the photo that was taken at your workplace several years ago on my birthday weekend...
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HAP-HAP SLAP-HAPPY BIRTHDAY WISHES TO DR GINNY
Thank you, DR ArnoldMBrockman!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DR GINNY!!!!!
Thanks, DR Kerry - and for the cake photo on Facebook!
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BK, is the party today the one that your neighbors host, which Jack Larson attends? Or am I confusing it with a different time of the year?
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Happy Birthday to my Dear Friend Ginny !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you, dear DR Elmore - and thanks for the e-card! Do you remember when you surprised me with a cake 36 years ago?
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Happy Birthday, Ginny!!!
Thank you, DR Laura - I ate ice cream (well, frozen custard...) today.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY GINNY!!!!
Thank you, DR Cillaliz - great photo of you playing your flute!
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I'm up, finally, after a good night's sleep. And yes, where is MBarnum? Someone please write him and find out the deal.
DR TCB & I both mentioned he is working & taking less time on the computer for play. Why not send him a birthday email.
Sorry, I do birthday wishes for dear readers here. He's been coming to this site for many years. Daily. And I think a simple two-minute visit here to acknowledge everyone's wishes would have been nice. It's so funny to me when people use this "he's working and taking less time to play on the computer" thing - it just doesn't compute to me. I think it's been pretty obvious that I've been VERY busy doing any number of projects in the last three months - endless work - I find time to make a post or two and write the notes - every day. It doesn't take me very long.
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Happy, happy, Ginny!
Thank you, thank you, DR John G!
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BK, is the party today the one that your neighbors host, which Jack Larson attends? Or am I confusing it with a different time of the year?
No, they don't do a Christmas partay.
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Thank you, DR Jane!
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And now Grant tells me we're not working until five - which is when the partay is beginning. This annoys me, frankly, and I'm really bored that it's taken exactly ONE YEAR to get four tracks done. I may just cancel the whole project now because it's enervating and nauseating at the same time.
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to our DR Ginny!
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DR Elmore - Richard says Gary Holt was a fraternity brother of his and asked me to ask you to say HI to Gary next time you talk to him!
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Good Morning!
I'm up, I'm up... And I'm sitting in seat 4A waiting for my flight to depart from IAD and head to JFK.
Is that First Class?
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to our DR Ginny!
Thank you so much, DR TCB!
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DR George wrote:
Congrats on the free Kindle! Mine was free, too, but I got mine with points from my debit card. The 3G is cell phone technology...meaning, you can use it anywhere you could use a cell phone. Mine doesn't have 3G, either. I can download to the Kindle through a USB cable from my computer or use Wi-Fi. They all should have that. And you will use the keyboard. You can search a document, there's a web browser (if you have Wi-Fi), things like that.
So without 3G just means i cannot download books anywhere (only where there is wifi?)
I'm curious when you send a book from amazon to your computer and then to your kindle, do you need to have an app on your computer for this?
Also, (and forgive how dumb these questions sound) I know to buy a book from amazon you have to have your kindle registered. But then i'm curious what the process is after that. For instance i have a giftcard in my account. Does the kindle book just go to your computer/kindle as soon as you buy it. Is there an option to choose my giftcard as payment (i think you have to set up a certain credit card as the payment card).
I'm trying to figure out if people in canada use their kindles differently (i.e., if it is cheaper to send it to your computer and then USB it to your kindle or just sending it straight to kindle).
Jennifer, not trying to pass the buck, but I would suggest that you go to Amazon.com and Search the Kindle Store for Kindle Support. They really have everything you could possibly want to know about the Kindle and downloading of books. I would not want to give you any false information.
I would tell you that you do not want to download a book to your computer and then to the Kindle. I don't have 3G on mine, but I download just fine. I believe (and here I go giving possible wrong info) every Kindle has Wireless, you just need to turn it on when you want to order a book, and turn it back off after the book downloads. You can do that by clicking on the Menu button.
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As I mentioned yesterday, the singing was really great in "Clear Day." After reading so much criticism of the actor who plays David ( I just tried to look up his name online, but the internet connection is maddingly slow), I was pleasantly surprised by his performance. He was very likeable and had a very pleasant singing voice. And at the stage door he was very grateful to the people who wanted his autograph.
And the actress who plays Melinda as well as the one who plays Dr. Bruckner's colleague were also terrific.
As for Harry Connick, I enjoyed his performance. It took a little getting used to his rendition of the songs, which he sang in his own style, of course.
Okay, I have to mention "She Wasn't You," which is sung in different versions , including the one sung by Barbra in the movie. It is ultimately sung by four people (Mark, David, Mark's colleague and Warren (David's boyfriend). And none of them sung the high notes at the end that our own B Barrett did on his Alan Jay Lerner CD (or in the City Center Encores production of On a Clear Day).
Tonight is the premiere. I'm going to try and go to see the "Red Carpet" entrances.
So, Kevin, do you think it will be a "hit" or a "miss?"
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Thanks for the Broadway report DR KEVINH.
Continued travel vibes and skunk free vibes for DR JOSE.
Yes, thank you, KevinH.
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We certainly have a lot of December birthdays here at HHW.
That's what I was thinking.
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Happy Birthday to my Dear Friend Ginny !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you, dear DR Elmore - and thanks for the e-card! Do you remember when you surprised me with a cake 36 years ago?
No.
1975?
I honestly have no memory of the event.
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And now Grant tells me we're not working until five - which is when the partay is beginning. This annoys me, frankly, and I'm really bored that it's taken exactly ONE YEAR to get four tracks done. I may just cancel the whole project now because it's enervating and nauseating at the same time.
Someone needs a hug!
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DR Elmore - Richard says Gary Holt was a fraternity brother of his and asked me to ask you to say HI to Gary next time you talk to him!
Yes, he was a fraternity brother of Richard's. That I remember!
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Happy Birthday to my Dear Friend Ginny !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you, dear DR Elmore - and thanks for the e-card! Do you remember when you surprised me with a cake 36 years ago?
No.
1975?
I honestly have no memory of the event.
Cast meeting for "Charlie Brown" - cake and a Snoopy autograph dog, signed by cast & crew - I'm working on a photo...
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Happy Birthday to my Dear Friend Ginny !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you, dear DR Elmore - and thanks for the e-card! Do you remember when you surprised me with a cake 36 years ago?
No.
1975?
I honestly have no memory of the event.
Cast meeting for "Charlie Brown" - cake and a Snoopy autograph dog, signed by cast & crew - I'm working on a photo...
My only memory of "Charlie Brown" is sacking Roger Roe for missing a rehearsal.
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This rebuilding an orchestra score from band parts is sure tedious work!
How did I ever survive the GIRL CRAZY recording?
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I went ahead and splurged on a cab back into the city from JFK. When I got into the taxi line, the dispatcher and some of the drivers had a case of the giggles. Apparently, it was a very slow morning at the Jet Blue terminal at JFK. I got in my cab around 9:40am. My cab driver got to the JFK cab lot at 5:00am... I was his first fare of the day!?!?!
Isn't that something like an eight hour cab ride?
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Check out the upside down autograph on Snoopy's left rear paw:
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DR JANE they've added photos, you won't miss me playing the flute now, lol.
Nice photo, Cilla.
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Page Five!
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Check out the upside down autograph on Snoopy's left rear paw:
Absolutely no memory, but that is my printing!
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DR JANE they've added photos, you won't miss me playing the flute now, lol.
Cool! Nice embouchure. ;)
You watch your phraseology!
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Check out the upside down autograph on Snoopy's left rear paw:
Absolutely no memory, but that is my printing!
The way I remember it, at the end of the meeting you said, "Now I want Ginny to come up here and sit next to me." I thought I was in trouble, but along came Andrea and Snooky with a cake with candles and everybody sang "Happy Birthday." For someone who'd moved here just 2 years earlier, knowing NO ONE, it meant a lot!
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And where is MBarnum? He's been missed of late.
He is trying to catch up on his transcribing of his interviews.
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MBarnum would probably love the 1959 TV Guide as it sports *several* half page ads of a shirtless Clint Walker, proclaiming him "ready for action." ;)
I suspect the thought would have him swooning over the speculations!
He probably would prefer a shirtless photo of Clint Walker taken today.
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Check out the upside down autograph on Snoopy's left rear paw:
Absolutely no memory, but that is my printing!
The way I remember it, at the end of the meeting you said, "Now I want Ginny to come up here and sit next to me." I thought I was in trouble, but along came Andrea and Snooky with a cake with candles and everybody sang "Happy Birthday." For someone who'd moved here just 2 years earlier, knowing NO ONE, it meant a lot!
I can't believe I was ever that nice.
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I think this is really cute.
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After watching parts of last night's debate, I think I prefer this yard sign.
(http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u271/actr2000/Ournextpresident.jpg)
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DR JANE they've added photos, you won't miss me playing the flute now, lol.
Cool! Nice embouchure. ;)
You watch your phraseology!
LOL! Great photo, Cillaliz.
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I think this is really cute.
But what about yellow snow?
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I think this is really cute.
But what about yellow snow?
Oh, I am sure it wouldn't take long.
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John, is the book finished?
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Happy birthday, to dear Ginny!
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Hello, everyone.
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HAPPIEST OF BIRTHDAYS to DR GINNY!!
May you have a lovely day.
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Thanks, DR KEVIN, for the detailed reports. What an interesting time you must be having! I, too, am amazed that Hugh Jackman raised $40,000 so quickly. But glad.
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Thanks for the new photo, Cilla. It's a very nice photo.
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Thanks, DR KEVIN, for the detailed reports. What an interesting time you must be having! I, too, am amazed that Hugh Jackman raised $40,000 so quickly. But glad.
I guess it would make a great tax write-off.
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Does anybody know if "The Night the Animals Talked" with its Jule Styne score is on DVD?
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John, is the book finished?
A little more editing and that's it. We finish it tonight and get it off to the publisher in the morning.
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Thanks, DR KEVIN, for the detailed reports. What an interesting time you must be having! I, too, am amazed that Hugh Jackman raised $40,000 so quickly. But glad.
I guess it would make a great tax write-off.
Yes, for some high rollers.
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Does anybody know if "The Night the Animals Talked" with its Jule Styne score is on DVD?
I believe it is on DVD, but it is really rare. I see there is one copy up for bid on ebay.
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I was a bit underwhelmed with EASY VIRTUE. Larry's explanation may account for it. I agree with JohnG, though, about Kristen Scott Thomas. At the time I thought that she had a lot of courage or she really needed the work.
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Thanks, DR KEVIN, for the detailed reports. What an interesting time you must be having! I, too, am amazed that Hugh Jackman raised $40,000 so quickly. But glad.
I guess it would make a great tax write-off.
Yes, for some high rollers.
I can't imagine any other reason you would pay $20,000.00 for Jackman's tee-shirt.
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It is a lazy Sunday for me. I sure don't feel like doing much. Isn't that what Sundays are for?
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Thanks, DR KEVIN, for the detailed reports. What an interesting time you must be having! I, too, am amazed that Hugh Jackman raised $40,000 so quickly. But glad.
I guess it would make a great tax write-off.
Yes, for some high rollers.
I can't imagine any other reason you would pay $20,000.00 for Jackman's tee-shirt.
Exactly. And it's for a good cause.
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Thanks, DR KEVIN, for the detailed reports. What an interesting time you must be having! I, too, am amazed that Hugh Jackman raised $40,000 so quickly. But glad.
I guess it would make a great tax write-off.
Yes, for some high rollers.
I can't imagine any other reason you would pay $20,000.00 for Jackman's tee-shirt.
Exactly. And it's for a good cause.
Correct!
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DR Doug, I was quite amused by your TV story. Not very amusing for you, though! Exasperating, I should think. I hope you're able to get that new TV to behave--pronto!
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Page Six!
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TTFN. I think a DVD is calling me.
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Jennifer, not trying to pass the buck, but I would suggest that you go to Amazon.com and Search the Kindle Store for Kindle Support. They really have everything you could possibly want to know about the Kindle and downloading of books. I would not want to give you any false information.
I would tell you that you do not want to download a book to your computer and then to the Kindle. I don't have 3G on mine, but I download just fine. I believe (and here I go giving possible wrong info) every Kindle has Wireless, you just need to turn it on when you want to order a book, and turn it back off after the book downloads. You can do that by clicking on the Menu button.
I've emailed support on amazon. They give very general answers instead of really answering you.
I've been reading various threads on kindle support. But there are so many. And i haven't found anything that really answers exactly what i want to know (mainly the stuff about canada). I'd rather just talk to an actual person who lives in canada vs reading threads some of which are years old (and the stuff might have changed).
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DR Doug, I was quite amused by your TV story. Not very amusing for you, though! Exasperating, I should think. I hope you're able to get that new TV to behave--pronto!
That reminds me, the other night my cell phone rang at about 3:00 a.m.. The phone was in the other room so I didn't get up. Then the phone started beeping that I had a voice message. I stayed in bed while a hundred different bad scenarios flashed thru my head. Finally I went and got the phone and brought it back to the bedroom. After several prayers, I opened the phone. And I found, not only a voice message but a text message wanting me to switch my car insurance!
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So, DR Ginny, did you tell us what you are doing for your birthday? Did I read it and forget?
Did I sing the ballad yet?
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Happy birthday, to dear Ginny!
Thank you, DR FJL!
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HAPPIEST OF BIRTHDAYS to DR GINNY!!
May you have a lovely day.
Thank you, DR Jeanne. I just had a lovely nap!
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DR Elmore - no big plans for this birthday. We went to Lima for church and stopped at Culver's for lunch on the way back. Because it's my birthday, I ordered my own French fries (instead of just eating a few of Richard's) and a turtle sundae all to myself. We usually split one.
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That reminds me, the other night my cell phone rang at about 3:00 a.m.. The phone was in the other room so I didn't get up. Then the phone started beeping that I had a voice message. I stayed in bed while a hundred different bad scenarios flashed thru my head. Finally I went and got the phone and brought it back to the bedroom. After several prayers, I opened the phone. And I found, not only a voice message but a text message wanting me to switch my car insurance!
For a minute there, I thought maybe Drunk Duane was starting to call you.
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So, DR Ginny, did you tell us what you are doing for your birthday? Did I read it and forget?
Did I sing the ballad yet?
That would be the eleven o'clock number.
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That reminds me, the other night my cell phone rang at about 3:00 a.m.. The phone was in the other room so I didn't get up. Then the phone started beeping that I had a voice message. I stayed in bed while a hundred different bad scenarios flashed thru my head. Finally I went and got the phone and brought it back to the bedroom. After several prayers, I opened the phone. And I found, not only a voice message but a text message wanting me to switch my car insurance!
For a minute there, I thought maybe Drunk Duane was starting to call you.
I think I would have preferred Drunk Duane. I was so angry that I couldn't go back to sleep.
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The ladies' guild meeting was postponed to January - happy birthday to me!
:)
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DR GINNY!!!!!
Thanks, DR Kerry - and for the cake photo on Facebook!
That cake looked delicious!
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I'm up, finally, after a good night's sleep. And yes, where is MBarnum? Someone please write him and find out the deal.
DR TCB & I both mentioned he is working & taking less time on the computer for play. Why not send him a birthday email.
Sorry, I do birthday wishes for dear readers here. He's been coming to this site for many years. Daily. And I think a simple two-minute visit here to acknowledge everyone's wishes would have been nice. It's so funny to me when people use this "he's working and taking less time to play on the computer" thing - it just doesn't compute to me. I think it's been pretty obvious that I've been VERY busy doing any number of projects in the last three months - endless work - I find time to make a post or two and write the notes - every day. It doesn't take me very long.
Some people aren't as focused as you are. I know as I am one of those people. He will be back when he finishes what he is working on.
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DR George wrote:
Congrats on the free Kindle! Mine was free, too, but I got mine with points from my debit card. The 3G is cell phone technology...meaning, you can use it anywhere you could use a cell phone. Mine doesn't have 3G, either. I can download to the Kindle through a USB cable from my computer or use Wi-Fi. They all should have that. And you will use the keyboard. You can search a document, there's a web browser (if you have Wi-Fi), things like that.
So without 3G just means i cannot download books anywhere (only where there is wifi?)
I'm curious when you send a book from amazon to your computer and then to your kindle, do you need to have an app on your computer for this?
Also, (and forgive how dumb these questions sound) I know to buy a book from amazon you have to have your kindle registered. But then i'm curious what the process is after that. For instance i have a giftcard in my account. Does the kindle book just go to your computer/kindle as soon as you buy it. Is there an option to choose my giftcard as payment (i think you have to set up a certain credit card as the payment card).
I'm trying to figure out if people in canada use their kindles differently (i.e., if it is cheaper to send it to your computer and then USB it to your kindle or just sending it straight to kindle).
Jennifer, I believe (and here I go giving possible wrong info) every Kindle has Wireless, you just need to turn it on when you want to order a book, and turn it back off after the book downloads. You can do that by clicking on the Menu button.
This reminded my the 99 cent book I ordered hasn't downloaded to my Nook. It is possible I haven't left the Nook on long enough for the book to download-trying that now.
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Check out the upside down autograph on Snoopy's left rear paw:
Cute!
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Thanks, DR KEVIN, for the detailed reports. What an interesting time you must be having! I, too, am amazed that Hugh Jackman raised $40,000 so quickly. But glad.
I guess it would make a great tax write-off.
Yes, for some high rollers.
I can't imagine any other reason you would pay $20,000.00 for Jackman's tee-shirt.
Especially a dirty one that you can't wash.
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DR Doug, I was quite amused by your TV story. Not very amusing for you, though! Exasperating, I should think. I hope you're able to get that new TV to behave--pronto!
That reminds me, the other night my cell phone rang at about 3:00 a.m.. The phone was in the other room so I didn't get up. Then the phone started beeping that I had a voice message. I stayed in bed while a hundred different bad scenarios flashed thru my head. Finally I went and got the phone and brought it back to the bedroom. After several prayers, I opened the phone. And I found, not only a voice message but a text message wanting me to switch my car insurance!
:( Too bad you can't call & wake that person up.
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DR Doug, I was quite amused by your TV story. Not very amusing for you, though! Exasperating, I should think. I hope you're able to get that new TV to behave--pronto!
That reminds me, the other night my cell phone rang at about 3:00 a.m.. The phone was in the other room so I didn't get up. Then the phone started beeping that I had a voice message. I stayed in bed while a hundred different bad scenarios flashed thru my head. Finally I went and got the phone and brought it back to the bedroom. After several prayers, I opened the phone. And I found, not only a voice message but a text message wanting me to switch my car insurance!
:( Too bad you can't call & wake that person up.
Don't I wish!
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I had planned to order a pizza for dinner tonight, but I forgot.
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What are you having instead?
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What are you having instead?
I haven't figured that out yet.
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Well, 1 Guest, I guess I will say...........
G'night!
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Sleep well DR TCB.
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DR JANE they've added photos, you won't miss me playing the flute now, lol.
No problem now. :)
Last night I dreamed I joined a band except I was scared they would find out I can't play an instrument.
LOL!!!
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I totally forgot the dream until you post the photo.
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That reminds me, the other night my cell phone rang at about 3:00 a.m.. The phone was in the other room so I didn't get up. Then the phone started beeping that I had a voice message. I stayed in bed while a hundred different bad scenarios flashed thru my head. Finally I went and got the phone and brought it back to the bedroom. After several prayers, I opened the phone. And I found, not only a voice message but a text message wanting me to switch my car insurance!
For a minute there, I thought maybe Drunk Duane was starting to call you.
If you lived in Iowa it would probably be Mitt Romney
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Wow, just think between the two auctions, $85,000.00 was spent on two dirty t-shirts and a dog
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The question on whether the Huntsman in ONCE UPON A TIME is Snow White's kindly protector or Red Ridng Hood's savior has been solved in tonight's episode. Supposedly someone will die tonight as well. I hope it's not the Hunstman!
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Thanks for the compliments on the photo. We had our Christmas Concert today. It was fun. I'm one of those people who tends to make mistakes a lot in rehearsal but rises to the occasion in concert. I only missed a couple notes, I'm getting better. I'm really happy that they gave us our new music today even though the next rehearsal isn't until January 4. The next concert is for the Children's Theater Group, so it's all theater songs. Should be fun.
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Yeah!!! TAR is finally starting
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And here we are at page 7!!!
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Wow, just think between the two auctions, $85,000.00 was spent on two dirty t-shirts and a dog
;D
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Thanks for the compliments on the photo. We had our Christmas Concert today. It was fun. I'm one of those people who tends to make mistakes a lot in rehearsal but rises to the occasion in concert. I only missed a couple notes, I'm getting better. I'm really happy that they gave us our new music today even though the next rehearsal isn't until January 4. The next concert is for the Children's Theater Group, so it's all theater songs. Should be fun.
That's great Cilla!
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I still haven't received my 99 cent book from Barnes & Noble.
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I'm glad your concert went well, DR Cillalz.How large was your audience?
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A very unhappy ending for ONCE UPON A TIME tonight. I hate that queen.
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Good Evening!
So...
I went to brunch.
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...then I took a walk through Central Park.
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...and then I took a nap.
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...and then I fell asleep while watching TV.
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*There is a difference. ::)
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...and then I took another nap.
;)
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While I napped Richard unpacked all ornaments and I've now put them all on the Christmas tree. Just have to string the beads and spread the skirt underneath.
KILL BILL isn't really a "trim the tree" movie, but that's what Richard's watching while we work...
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While I napped Richard unpacked all ornaments and I've now put them all on the Christmas tree. Just have to string the beads and spread the skirt underneath.
KILL BILL isn't really a "trim the tree" movie, but that's what Richard's watching while we work...
;D
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I'm back from my day in the theatre district. It wasn't nearly as great as yesterday, but still a nice day. I went to the Book of Mormon Lottery. It was really something. You can ask for 1 or 2 tickets on your entry. Well, since there was a winner who only wanted one ticket, the last winner could also only have one ticket. I think three people turned it down because their mate/companion couldn't go. Then the guy called name after name and no one responded! I thought my chances were getting better! Then he called one more and the young woman decided to take one ticket.
So it was over to the TKTS booth. I got a ticket for Chinglish. It was very amusing. It's about an American businessman who's in China trying to make a deal to make signs in English for a small (4 million population) city. The play shows how very different our cultures are. I really enjoyed it, especially the English translations of Chinese that were printed on a screenn above the stage.
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After the show I made my way over to 44th Street (from 48th) for the On a Clear Day premiere. I saw all the camera people and red carpet, but no stars. Maybe there had been some earlier.
I then went to see David Hyde Pierce and Rosie Perez in a show called "Close Up Space." (it's "close" as in close the door----David plays an editor). Let's just say it's not my cup of tea. The acting was good and there were a few amusing moments, but it isn't a show I'd recommend. One good thing--it was only 90 minutes with no intermission!
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DR TCB--I hope "On a Clear Day" makes it because I'd like to see it again!
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Well, I guess I'd better get going. The wi-fi is free only in the lobby of my hotel--I think it's something like $15 a day in the room.
I have a 12:40 pm flight tomorrow. I hope it's as smooth as my flight here.
Goodnight!
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SAFE & EASY TRAVEL VIBES DR KEVIN H!
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I still haven't received my 99 cent book from Barnes & Noble.
Did you download it to your computer?
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I'm glad your concert went well, DR Cillalz.How large was your audience?
The audience today was only about 200 people. We didn't expect too much. Last night the symphony had their big Christmas concert and there have been a number of other concerts this past week and thre are more this coming week. Funny thing is we probably played for more people yesterday as well as being live on the radio.
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My evening's handiwork:
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Sorry it's blurry - experimenting with my iPhone as a camera...
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And...
I've caught up on today's posts.
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RIP, Aunt Pearl, 106
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And...
I think I need to take another nap... Which, I guess, is a good thing, since I would like to wake up tomorrow by 8:00am EST, rather than 8:00am PST.
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RIP, Aunt Pearl, 106
Ooooh...
Rest In Peace, Aunt Pearl
My condolences to you and your family.
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Goodnight.
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Thanks, Jose. She lived a good loooong life.
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I think in order to get this house ready for Christmas we will need that TV bunch that comes over and knocks down the whole house and then build a new one three times the size of the old one
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HAPPIEST OF BIRTHDAYS TO OUR DEAR SWEET GINNY!!!!
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I cannot find any of my addresses from last year
(I am sure they are in a 'safe place"
would you DRs please be kind enough to PM me you addresses so I have somewhere to nded all these cards?
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HAPPIEST OF BIRTHDAYS TO OUR DEAR SWEET GINNY!!!!
Thank you, DR Vixmom!
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Condolences to all who love Aunt Pearl...
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Thanks, again, for all the lovely birthday wishes - 'night!
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RIP, Aunt Pearl, 106
Laura, my condolences to you and you family. But living 106 years is amazing!
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DR JANE they've added photos, you won't miss me playing the flute now, lol.
Very nice, Cillaliz! :D
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That reminds me, the other night my cell phone rang at about 3:00 a.m.. The phone was in the other room so I didn't get up. Then the phone started beeping that I had a voice message. I stayed in bed while a hundred different bad scenarios flashed thru my head. Finally I went and got the phone and brought it back to the bedroom. After several prayers, I opened the phone. And I found, not only a voice message but a text message wanting me to switch my car insurance!
Those bastards! >:(
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After watching parts of last night's debate, I think I prefer this yard sign.
(http://i170.photobucket.com/albums/u271/actr2000/Ournextpresident.jpg)
That's pretty funny!
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DR Doug, I was quite amused by your TV story. Not very amusing for you, though! Exasperating, I should think. I hope you're able to get that new TV to behave--pronto!
That reminds me, the other night my cell phone rang at about 3:00 a.m.. The phone was in the other room so I didn't get up. Then the phone started beeping that I had a voice message. I stayed in bed while a hundred different bad scenarios flashed thru my head. Finally I went and got the phone and brought it back to the bedroom. After several prayers, I opened the phone. And I found, not only a voice message but a text message wanting me to switch my car insurance!
:( Too bad you can't call & wake that person up.
They're probably in India and still awake. ::)
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Thanks, DR KEVIN, for the detailed reports. What an interesting time you must be having! I, too, am amazed that Hugh Jackman raised $40,000 so quickly. But glad.
I guess it would make a great tax write-off.
Yes, for some high rollers.
I can't imagine any other reason you would pay $20,000.00 for Jackman's tee-shirt.
Especially a dirty one that you can't wash.
Why would you want to?? IT'S FROM HUGH JACKMAN!! ;D
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Gratuitous Post #222.
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Beautiful tree, Ginny! There was a great HGTV special on tonight about decorating the White House and your tree would fit right in. :)
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Condolences to Aunt Pearl's family and friends.
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Re: tonight's TAR. (No real spoilers here)--I learned to type on an old typewriter that didn't have a "1" and I still remember my Dad showing me to use the little "l". :) I would have aced that challenge.
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Jane, we can agree to not agree. He's been around this here site long enough to know he was going to get many, many birthday wishes from many, many people who've been very nice to him. To not take ten seconds to come here and acknowledge those wishes seems weird to me. I'm sure he'll be back when he's finished doing whatever it is he's doing, but in the meantime I just found it a bit of bad form to not stop by for a moment and thank the folks who left him the wishes.