Hi all!The news was that McD's had gotten rid of the pink slime. Guess it wasn't 100 percent all-beef burgers after all.
Not much to say because I'm off to work except to tell Vixmom that I think I read someplace that the pink slime is IN McD's hamburgers as well. Yuck.
Have a good day all!
Favorite Dustin Hoffman films:
None.
Dustin Hoffman films I don't like:
All of them.
And the word of the day is: RUTILANT!
Nice to see DR derBRUCER, and although it is sad about two doggies - it is great news about two NEW doggies.
DR ELMORE sorry your Baltimore trip was a bust......but Dublin is looming!
My adopted son Joshie sould use some vibes today. He's daling with a cheap producer and a deadline, two battles he needs to win.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Victory Vibes for my aon Joshie! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
We had some real excitement here last night.Scary story. Were you home at the time? Did you know what was happening?
Somebody broke into my next door neighbor's house.
The family came home after being out for about a half hour, and found the back door open.
The husband had his wife and son wait outside while he got his gun and searched the house.
He found the perp hiding in the bedroom closet. The guy deflected the gun, as the husband took a shot at him.
The perp ran out the back door and jumped the fence.
The only injury was the bedroom wall and a TV set.
There were helicopters and K-9 units all over the place last night, but the perp got away.
Scary story DR DRUXY!!!
DR ELMORE - Mr Hoffman, I am sure, is a very nice person. I am commenting merely on his movies.
We had some real excitement here last night.Scary story. Were you home at the time? Did you know what was happening?
Somebody broke into my next door neighbor's house.
The family came home after being out for about a half hour, and found the back door open.
The husband had his wife and son wait outside while he got his gun and searched the house.
He found the perp hiding in the bedroom closet. The guy deflected the gun, as the husband took a shot at him.
The perp ran out the back door and jumped the fence.
The only injury was the bedroom wall and a TV set.
There were helicopters and K-9 units all over the place last night, but the perp got away.
I have a soft spot for HARRY KELLERMAN (as awful as it undeniably is) only because of the "family" connection of Hoffman and Harris, both of whom were longtime tenants of my late Uncles. I have recounted talking to "Dusty" one evening when I hadn't the faintest clew who was on the phone, and many years later after my second Uncle died, finding the locked safe full of signed photos of Ms. Harris, which was truly one of the oddest "discoveries" ever.
Scary story DR DRUXY!!!
DR ELMORE - Mr Hoffman, I am sure, is a very nice person. I am commenting merely on his movies.
DR JRand61, i don't think Laurence Olivier was fond of him, so I'm not throwing any rocks, just telling what a mensch he can be. After the work for him on Merchant of Venice, he sent me a fantastic gift of engraved stationery.
And that leads to the day at Drama Book Shop when a customer on the phone ordered 30 copies of the play The Merchant of Venus. I wonder if DR MBrarnum ever worked as a school seretary?
And very much an echo of "My Week with Marilyn." Olivier really couldn't stand method acting.Scary story DR DRUXY!!!
DR ELMORE - Mr Hoffman, I am sure, is a very nice person. I am commenting merely on his movies.
DR JRand61, i don't think Laurence Olivier was fond of him, so I'm not throwing any rocks, just telling what a mensch he can be. After the work for him on Merchant of Venice, he sent me a fantastic gift of engraved stationery.
And that leads to the day at Drama Book Shop when a customer on the phone ordered 30 copies of the play The Merchant of Venus. I wonder if DR MBrarnum ever worked as a school seretary?
The Hoffman/Laurence Olivier story is classic.
:D
Sad to say, but that kinda noise and the flashing lights outside could almost be business as usual on my street.We had some real excitement here last night.Scary story. Were you home at the time? Did you know what was happening?
Somebody broke into my next door neighbor's house.
The family came home after being out for about a half hour, and found the back door open.
The husband had his wife and son wait outside while he got his gun and searched the house.
He found the perp hiding in the bedroom closet. The guy deflected the gun, as the husband took a shot at him.
The perp ran out the back door and jumped the fence.
The only injury was the bedroom wall and a TV set.
There were helicopters and K-9 units all over the place last night, but the perp got away.
I was home, but I was watching a very loud movie in my media room. I wasn't aware of what was happening until I came out and saw the flashing lights outside through the window.
Lovely Dustin Hoffman story, DR Elmore - thanks for sharing it!
Sorry about your trip to Baltimore...
DR Matthew, I know that they dropped "We Like To Thank You, Herbert Hoover". What else is gone?
The Merchant of Venus.
I think this title has possibilities.
Along with Romero and Juliet, and of course......The Naming of the Shrew and A Midsummer Night's Scream.
DR Matthew, I know that they dropped "We Like To Thank You, Herbert Hoover". What else is gone?
First rehearsal for Annie last night. Very strong orphan ensemble and a really strong adult ensemble. I'm finding I don't like the "new" score (30th anniversary) as it deleted some fun things and added some stupid and uneeded things. So, as usual, we're making it our own as the director and I are quite fond of the original material. I wish I could get the original orchestrations, though. That said, I wish I could afford the musicians for the original orchestration. I am reducing it down to 10 players as it is.Thank you. I agree with you completely. Hated the new songs for the movie and all the added songs through the years. It's like all the tinkering that folks did with "Little Me" through the years. They never improved upon the original.
ANNIE was a perfectly wonderful show during the first three or four years of its run. It was equal part cynical and sweet and entertained kids as well as adults. But it was initially aimed at adults. At some point someone decided that the true audience for the show was little girls and that's how it's been tailored ever since. I applaude DR Matthew's efforts to return it to its roots.
There are new songs at the end, right? Or is "New deal for Christmas" still there? I thought that one got dropped. Or maybe it was just the production I saw.
My adopted son Joshie sould use some vibes today. He's daling with a cheap producer and a deadline, two battles he needs to win.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Victory Vibes for my aon Joshie! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Good news so far about an office rental! Except the broker sent me the wrong office number.
We had some real excitement here last night.
Somebody broke into my next door neighbor's house.
The family came home after being out for about a half hour, and found the back door open.
The husband had his wife and son wait outside while he got his gun and searched the house.
He found the perp hiding in the bedroom closet. The guy deflected the gun, as the husband took a shot at him.
The perp ran out the back door and jumped the fence.
The only injury was the bedroom wall and a TV set.
There were helicopters and K-9 units all over the place last night, but the perp got away.
My adopted son Joshie sould use some vibes today. He's daling with a cheap producer and a deadline, two battles he needs to win.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Victory Vibes for my aon Joshie! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~Additional Vibes for Elmore's Adopted Son, Joshie!!~~~
I need a haircut. If I feel better this weekend, I shall head to my favorite tonsorial parlor.
Good news so far about an office rental! Except the broker sent me the wrong office number.
Will you be in the same neighborhood as you are now so it will be easy to visit you?
Back from the dentist, and the news is not good. I guess I should really go more often than once a decade.
I need a haircut. If I feel better this weekend, I shall head to my favorite tonsorial parlor.The one with the lavabo?
Hadn't seen this yet. Great minds, or at least minds like mine ...I need a haircut. If I feel better this weekend, I shall head to my favorite tonsorial parlor.
Don't eat any meat pies you may be offered as refreshment!
Back from the dentist, and the news is not good. I guess I should really go more often than once a decade.
Back to the ignorant people - not only do they think this show is about little girls, but the next thing that comes to mind is that "horrible" song "Tomorrow". When you don't know the show, you don't understand the meaning of the song and the context in the show. It's what makes the show so special and full of optimism and hope. Many of those ignorant people out there could stand to sit through a good performance of Annie.
Back to the ignorant people - not only do they think this show is about little girls, but the next thing that comes to mind is that "horrible" song "Tomorrow". When you don't know the show, you don't understand the meaning of the song and the context in the show. It's what makes the show so special and full of optimism and hope. Many of those ignorant people out there could stand to sit through a good performance of Annie.
Idina Menzel thoight enough of the song to highlight it in her concert that was broadcast last night on PBS.
der Brucer
Lovely Dustin Hoffman story, DR Elmore - thanks for sharing it!
Sorry about your trip to Baltimore...
ANNIE was a perfectly wonderful show during the first three or four years of its run. It was equal part cynical and sweet and entertained kids as well as adults. But it was initially aimed at adults. At some point someone decided that the true audience for the show was little girls and that's how it's been tailored ever since. I applaude DR Matthew's efforts to return it to its roots.
DR Druxy, that is a crazy story. Did your neighbor actually mean to try to shoot the guy. The whole thing is crazy to me since nobody here has guns. But then to shoot the guy. Did he take anything.
DR Druxy, that is a crazy story. Did your neighbor actually mean to try to shoot the guy. The whole thing is crazy to me since nobody here has guns. But then to shoot the guy. Did he take anything.
DR Druxy, that is a crazy story. Did your neighbor actually mean to try to shoot the guy. The whole thing is crazy to me since nobody here has guns. But then to shoot the guy. Did he take anything.
In Texas, like most US localities, once an intruder crosses the sill, he is fair game; there is a presumption that you are in fear for your life.
And, some would counsel, if you shoot an SOB running away, drag him back inside before the cops arrive
der Brucer
Do we give dog vibes here? Anyway, today was the first time since all of the DD's have been neutered that they have been co-existing without the aid of an enclosure for an hour now. No fights, lots of ignoring, one even peed on the other (by accident) and the other didn't lose it. I'm very excited by this. I just hope it continues.
Lovely Dustin Hoffman story, DR Elmore - thanks for sharing it!
Dear Amy also has only wonderful things to say about Mr. Hoffman. He narrated Jews and Baseball.
...
Bake it, says David Arrick, and they will come. We're talking cupcakes --cupcakes that screamed masculinity. None of the frilly pink stuff.
Beer Run is a chocolate-stout cupcake with vanilla stout buttercream topped with chocolate-covered pretzels. The Driller's maple cake, frosted with milk chocolate ganache, is topped with fresh bacon bits that have been roasted with light brown sugar and ground black pepper. Defense Defense is red velvet slathered with Jack Daniel’s cream cheese frosting and a Rum Runner is a rum-raisin cupcake with rum cream cheese frosting.
Arrick, with his game-changing The Butch Bakery Cookbook (Wiley), is the men’s cupcake market maker.
...
ANNIE was a perfectly wonderful show during the first three or four years of its run. It was equal part cynical and sweet and entertained kids as well as adults. But it was initially aimed at adults. At some point someone decided that the true audience for the show was little girls and that's how it's been tailored ever since. I applaude DR Matthew's efforts to return it to its roots.
Trying to recruit for this show has been difficult because of exactly what DR Dan (the Man) has said. Ignorant people think that Annie is about the orphans and what would an adult have to do in the ensemble? Well, truth is, ignorant people, (none of which exist here at HHW) that the orphans have 3 - count them - 3 scenes in the show. (and bits here and there) But to be in the adult ensemble, you are on stage a whole lot more than the orphans are. Still couldn't convince people of that. Oh well.
Last night, when rehearsing the finale with everyone (which is "Tomorrow"), I asked if anyone in the cast really disliked this song. The room was silent and they looked at me like I had three heads. None of them raised their hands. Of course I was happy. Back to the ignorant people - not only do they think this show is about little girls, but the next thing that comes to mind is that "horrible" song "Tomorrow". When you don't know the show, you don't understand the meaning of the song and the context in the show. It's what makes the show so special and full of optimism and hope. Many of those ignorant people out there could stand to sit through a good performance of Annie.
And that's all I have....
It's haircut week. I will be getting a haircut on Saturday morning at 8am.
I was spoiled by never having had a cavity well into my adult years.
When I saw ANNIE in NY in 1978 was it a good show?
When I saw ANNIE in NY in 1978 was it a good show?
And you were younger than the lead!
der Brucer
For JohnG:Hey, I'd eat those. I hate to say it, though, but bacon is getting a little too overdone. Well, bacon as a sweet garnish with foods it doesn't really belong with.
Next time you need a pick-me-up, instead of an apple slice, try one of these:
THE BUTCH BAKERY
(http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2012/03/07/real-men-eat-cupcakes/)
(http://a57.foxnews.com/img.foxnews.com/static/managed/img/fn2/travel/660/371/cupcake_butch_bakery.jpg)Quote...
Bake it, says David Arrick, and they will come. We're talking cupcakes --cupcakes that screamed masculinity. None of the frilly pink stuff.
Beer Run is a chocolate-stout cupcake with vanilla stout buttercream topped with chocolate-covered pretzels. The Driller's maple cake, frosted with milk chocolate ganache, is topped with fresh bacon bits that have been roasted with light brown sugar and ground black pepper. Defense Defense is red velvet slathered with Jack Daniel’s cream cheese frosting and a Rum Runner is a rum-raisin cupcake with rum cream cheese frosting.
Arrick, with his game-changing The Butch Bakery Cookbook (Wiley), is the men’s cupcake market maker.
...
der Brucer
Hi all!
Not much to say because I'm off to work except to tell Vixmom that I think I read someplace that the pink slime is IN McD's hamburgers as well. Yuck.
Have a good day all!
I think so. Dorothy Loudon, Andrea McArdle and Reid Shelton were great. So was the flow of the show. And America needed to hear that message back then. Still does.ANNIE was a perfectly wonderful show during the first three or four years of its run. It was equal part cynical and sweet and entertained kids as well as adults. But it was initially aimed at adults. At some point someone decided that the true audience for the show was little girls and that's how it's been tailored ever since. I applaude DR Matthew's efforts to return it to its roots.
Trying to recruit for this show has been difficult because of exactly what DR Dan (the Man) has said. Ignorant people think that Annie is about the orphans and what would an adult have to do in the ensemble? Well, truth is, ignorant people, (none of which exist here at HHW) that the orphans have 3 - count them - 3 scenes in the show. (and bits here and there) But to be in the adult ensemble, you are on stage a whole lot more than the orphans are. Still couldn't convince people of that. Oh well.
Last night, when rehearsing the finale with everyone (which is "Tomorrow"), I asked if anyone in the cast really disliked this song. The room was silent and they looked at me like I had three heads. None of them raised their hands. Of course I was happy. Back to the ignorant people - not only do they think this show is about little girls, but the next thing that comes to mind is that "horrible" song "Tomorrow". When you don't know the show, you don't understand the meaning of the song and the context in the show. It's what makes the show so special and full of optimism and hope. Many of those ignorant people out there could stand to sit through a good performance of Annie.
And that's all I have....
When I saw ANNIE in NY in 1978 was it a good show?
Hi all!
Not much to say because I'm off to work except to tell Vixmom that I think I read someplace that the pink slime is IN McD's hamburgers as well. Yuck.
Have a good day all!
I believe that McDonald's has very publicly removed pink slime from their burgers. I would just like to know how you can tell if the ground beef at your grocery store contains it?
I think so. Dorothy Loudon, Andrea McArdle and Reid Shelton were great. So was the flow of the show. And America needed to hear that message back then. Still does.ANNIE was a perfectly wonderful show during the first three or four years of its run. It was equal part cynical and sweet and entertained kids as well as adults. But it was initially aimed at adults. At some point someone decided that the true audience for the show was little girls and that's how it's been tailored ever since. I applaude DR Matthew's efforts to return it to its roots.
Trying to recruit for this show has been difficult because of exactly what DR Dan (the Man) has said. Ignorant people think that Annie is about the orphans and what would an adult have to do in the ensemble? Well, truth is, ignorant people, (none of which exist here at HHW) that the orphans have 3 - count them - 3 scenes in the show. (and bits here and there) But to be in the adult ensemble, you are on stage a whole lot more than the orphans are. Still couldn't convince people of that. Oh well.
Last night, when rehearsing the finale with everyone (which is "Tomorrow"), I asked if anyone in the cast really disliked this song. The room was silent and they looked at me like I had three heads. None of them raised their hands. Of course I was happy. Back to the ignorant people - not only do they think this show is about little girls, but the next thing that comes to mind is that "horrible" song "Tomorrow". When you don't know the show, you don't understand the meaning of the song and the context in the show. It's what makes the show so special and full of optimism and hope. Many of those ignorant people out there could stand to sit through a good performance of Annie.
And that's all I have....
When I saw ANNIE in NY in 1978 was it a good show?
I remember Shelton did an episode of "St. Elsewhere" and they played "Tomorrow" or another tune from "Annie" in the background prompting some sort of gruff, Warbucks-like comment from him.
My adopted son Joshie sould use some vibes today. He's daling with a cheap producer and a deadline, two battles he needs to win.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Victory Vibes for my aon Joshie! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In December 1983, I was unemployed and a friend who manged the long-gone Minskoff rehearsal studios asked me to manage the place for two weeks while she went home for Christmas. At the time I was orchestrating John McGlinn's first recording "Songs of New York" for Book-of-the-Month Club. So, every day, I opened the rehearsal studios, sat at my friend's desk, made bookings and cancellations and wrote music. Hoffman and the company of DEATH OF A SALESMAN were rehearsing there, and every morning Dustin would show up with Arthur Miller, the actress who played the secretary, and spend the day in the largest rehearsal space. Dustin supported himself through acting classes by playing piano for dance classes, and while he's very shy, he never spoke to me the first week I was there but he did ntice there was music paper all over my desk. Beginning the second week, every night when he left, he would walk by my desk and say "Good night, Mr Schubert" or "Good night, Mr Lizst," and i would yell after him, "Call me Franz" or "Call me Richard" if I were Mr Wagner that day.
The last day I was there, it was the birthday of the actress who played the secretary, and around 3 in the afternoon, Dustin sent a slice of birthday cake and a glass of champagne to my desk. He remains one of my favorite celebrities. John Malkovitch was in that production. I feel the complete opposite about him.
We had some real excitement here last night.
Somebody broke into my next door neighbor's house.
The family came home after being out for about a half hour, and found the back door open.
The husband had his wife and son wait outside while he got his gun and searched the house.
He found the perp hiding in the bedroom closet. The guy deflected the gun, as the husband took a shot at him.
The perp ran out the back door and jumped the fence.
The only injury was the bedroom wall and a TV set.
There were helicopters and K-9 units all over the place last night, but the perp got away.
Scary story DR DRUXY!!!
DR ELMORE - Mr Hoffman, I am sure, is a very nice person. I am commenting merely on his movies.
DR JRand61, i don't think Laurence Olivier was fond of him, so I'm not throwing any rocks, just telling what a mensch he can be. After the work for him on Merchant of Venice, he sent me a fantastic gift of engraved stationery.
And that leads to the day at Drama Book Shop when a customer on the phone ordered 30 copies of the play The Merchant of Venus. I wonder if DR MBrarnum ever worked as a school seretary?
And very much an echo of "My Week with Marilyn." Olivier really couldn't stand method acting.Scary story DR DRUXY!!!
DR ELMORE - Mr Hoffman, I am sure, is a very nice person. I am commenting merely on his movies.
DR JRand61, i don't think Laurence Olivier was fond of him, so I'm not throwing any rocks, just telling what a mensch he can be. After the work for him on Merchant of Venice, he sent me a fantastic gift of engraved stationery.
And that leads to the day at Drama Book Shop when a customer on the phone ordered 30 copies of the play The Merchant of Venus. I wonder if DR MBrarnum ever worked as a school seretary?
The Hoffman/Laurence Olivier story is classic.
:D
TOD:
I feel the same as DR JRand. Have just never enjoyed any of the Dustin Hoffman movies that I've seen.
It is nice, however, to know that he is a nice person. Perhaps he will someday make a film I like.
ANNIE was a perfectly wonderful show during the first three or four years of its run. It was equal part cynical and sweet and entertained kids as well as adults. But it was initially aimed at adults. At some point someone decided that the true audience for the show was little girls and that's how it's been tailored ever since. I applaude DR Matthew's efforts to return it to its roots.
I need a haircut. If I feel better this weekend, I shall head to my favorite tonsorial parlor.
Do we give dog vibes here? Anyway, today was the first time since all of the DD's have been neutered that they have been co-existing without the aid of an enclosure for an hour now. No fights, lots of ignoring, one even peed on the other (by accident) and the other didn't lose it. I'm very excited by this. I just hope it continues.
Do we give dog vibes here? Anyway, today was the first time since all of the DD's have been neutered that they have been co-existing without the aid of an enclosure for an hour now. No fights, lots of ignoring, one even peed on the other (by accident) and the other didn't lose it. I'm very excited by this. I just hope it continues.
It's haircut week. I will be getting a haircut on Saturday morning at 8am.
TCB (and anyone else interested), did you read/hear about this: APNewsBreak: Full Titanic site mapped for 1st time (http://xfinity.comcast.net/articles/news-national/20120308/US.Titanic.Map/).
Sounds very interesting. :)
TCB (and anyone else interested), did you read/hear about this: APNewsBreak: Full Titanic site mapped for 1st time (http://xfinity.comcast.net/articles/news-national/20120308/US.Titanic.Map/).
Sounds very interesting. :)
Thank you for the article, George. i had heard about the mapping, but it was a very interesting story. I hope the nursing home has cable.
TCB (and anyone else interested), did you read/hear about this: APNewsBreak: Full Titanic site mapped for 1st time (http://xfinity.comcast.net/articles/news-national/20120308/US.Titanic.Map/).
Sounds very interesting. :)
Thank you for the article, George. i had heard about the mapping, but it was a very interesting story. I hope the nursing home has cable.
I would be surprised if they don't. The question is will all patients have it. Have you decided which one you are going to?
I need a haircut. If I feel better this weekend, I shall head to my favorite tonsorial parlor.
Don't go in if there is a meat pie store below it.
Every single person connected to the film version of ANNIE should have been sued, or horse-whipped.
Every single person connected to the film version of ANNIE should have been sued, or horse-whipped.
I dunno. I liked Carol Burnett.
Hoping to see some HHWers this weekend in NYC!
Having a gun is just not something I can relate to. I think if the burglar had a gun then yes I could see your neighbor maybe shooting. But otherwise if the guy was unarmed and was not going to physically harm your neighbor ... well I could see your neighbor aiming at the guy but not actually shooting it. I am curious how the guy got away if he had a gun pointed at him?DR Druxy, that is a crazy story. Did your neighbor actually mean to try to shoot the guy. The whole thing is crazy to me since nobody here has guns. But then to shoot the guy. Did he take anything.
As far as I know, nothing was taken.
And, yes, I believe my neighbor tried to shoot the guy.
In Texas, people have guns.
If somebody breaks into your house, you have the right to protect yourself, don't you?
The police can't be everywhere.
Hoping to see some HHWers this weekend in NYC!
Not if they see you first! ;D
TCB (and anyone else interested), did you read/hear about this: APNewsBreak: Full Titanic site mapped for 1st time (http://xfinity.comcast.net/articles/news-national/20120308/US.Titanic.Map/).
Sounds very interesting. :)
Thank you for the article, George. i had heard about the mapping, but it was a very interesting story. I hope the nursing home has cable.
I would be surprised if they don't. The question is will all patients have it. Have you decided which one you are going to?
No, I still need to find out which ones are covered by my insurance. The surgeon's office was hunting for one under the assumption that I was on Medicare. So, we are back to hunting again. I would like very much to remain in the rehap center of St. Joseph's Hospital. I don't know if that will be possible.
Hoping to see some HHWers this weekend in NYC!
Not if they see you first! ;D
TCB--I think you're the funniest person on this site----no offense to anyone else!
Hoping to see some HHWers this weekend in NYC!
Not if they see you first! ;D
TCB--I think you're the funniest person on this site----no offense to anyone else!
TCB (and anyone else interested), did you read/hear about this: APNewsBreak: Full Titanic site mapped for 1st time (http://xfinity.comcast.net/articles/news-national/20120308/US.Titanic.Map/).
Sounds very interesting. :)
Thank you for the article, George. i had heard about the mapping, but it was a very interesting story. I hope the nursing home has cable.
I would be surprised if they don't. The question is will all patients have it. Have you decided which one you are going to?
No, I still need to find out which ones are covered by my insurance. The surgeon's office was hunting for one under the assumption that I was on Medicare. So, we are back to hunting again. I would like very much to remain in the rehap center of St. Joseph's Hospital. I don't know if that will be possible.
I hope that works out for you. Do you have any idea how long you have to stay?
Having a gun is just not something I can relate to. I think if the burglar had a gun then yes I could see your neighbor maybe shooting. But otherwise if the guy was unarmed and was not going to physically harm your neighbor ... well I could see your neighbor aiming at the guy but not actually shooting it. I am curious how the guy got away if he had a gun pointed at him?DR Druxy, that is a crazy story. Did your neighbor actually mean to try to shoot the guy. The whole thing is crazy to me since nobody here has guns. But then to shoot the guy. Did he take anything.
As far as I know, nothing was taken.
And, yes, I believe my neighbor tried to shoot the guy.
In Texas, people have guns.
If somebody breaks into your house, you have the right to protect yourself, don't you?
The police can't be everywhere.
Not all nursing homes have a good rehab, so...........
VIBES YOU GET AN EXCELLENT REHAB CENTER!!!!!
Jennifer, I don't imagine you will be visiting the state of OKLAHOMA any time soon.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/08/oklahoma-house-open-carry-holster_n_1331430.html?icid=maing-grid10%7Chtmlws-main-bb%7Cdl3%7Csec3_lnk2%26pLid%3D141825
Jennifer, I don't imagine you will be visiting the state of OKLAHOMA any time soon.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/08/oklahoma-house-open-carry-holster_n_1331430.html?icid=maing-grid10%7Chtmlws-main-bb%7Cdl3%7Csec3_lnk2%26pLid%3D141825
:)
It's hard to believe that Canada and the US could be so different. But this wouldn't be in big cities would it?
DR TCB I don't mean does the rule apply to big cities. I just meant would it be prevalent in big cities?
It was 60 degrees here today. I was very warm in my winter clothes.
Dog vibes for Matthew.Do we give dog vibes here? Anyway, today was the first time since all of the DD's have been neutered that they have been co-existing without the aid of an enclosure for an hour now. No fights, lots of ignoring, one even peed on the other (by accident) and the other didn't lose it. I'm very excited by this. I just hope it continues.
I'm sorry, I somehow missed this post. We definitely give dog vibes here!!
CONTINUED GETTING ALONG VIBES FOR YOUR POOCHES!!!!
It was 75 this morning when I went to work. Now its 55 and rapidly dropping.It was 60 degrees here today. I was very warm in my winter clothes.
It was 60 degrees here today, and Tuesday morning we had snow.
Scary story DR DRUXY!!!
DR ELMORE - Mr Hoffman, I am sure, is a very nice person. I am commenting merely on his movies.
DR JRand61, i don't think Laurence Olivier was fond of him, so I'm not throwing any rocks, just telling what a mensch he can be. After the work for him on Merchant of Venice, he sent me a fantastic gift of engraved stationery.
And that leads to the day at Drama Book Shop when a customer on the phone ordered 30 copies of the play The Merchant of Venus. I wonder if DR MBrarnum ever worked as a school seretary?
And I have always enjoyed that Ava Gardner film ONE TOUCH OF VENICE.
On Sunday at 3pm, I'll probably be somewhere between Lima and Middletown, OH, but my heart will be in NY, NY - have fun, y'all!
Every single person connected to the film version of ANNIE should have been sued, or horse-whipped.
I would just like to know how you can tell if the ground beef at your grocery store contains it?
Two days ago we still had snow on the ground ...