Actually, I ordered two copies (it's just too special :D). If I remember correctly, the price of shipping ($3.75) is the same for one or two CDs, correct? That's what I sent.
CD Ordered."They" say a lot of things.
Hmmm...they may say that the Broadway Angel release of FOLLIES was remastered, but as I recall it sounded exactly the same as the LP and AAD release.
More torrential rain. It's beginning to seem as if it will never end. Everyone is fed up except for the ducks. We can look forward to the Olympic Stadium being one giant swimming pool. :(We are experiencing the same. It took me 45 minutes to get to work (more than 20 minutes longer than usual) and water was often half a foot deep. There were times when passing SUVs made it impossible to see. We need the rain, but that was a bit much.
Here is the photo album from "The Curious Savage" from the local newspaper. The picture on the front page is the one with "John Thomas" the doll being held up to kiss Mrs. Savage.
http://www.bannergraphic.com/gallery/12315
So....a little toy that is 50 years old - that thought its life was over......that had set in a room by itself for years.....had been shoved in a box and traveled across the country in a truck.....finds itself a STAGE STAR.....and on the front of the newspaper!!! I am sure he enjoys the lights, and I hope he doesn't get stage fright when he sees the big audience tomorrow night.
(http://www.bannergraphic.com/photos/16/96/05/1696052-L.jpg)
I had never seen one like him DR DtM. He seems to be wearing some kind of band uniform....he has epaulettes on his shoulders, a big smile, and a curl in the middle of his forehead.
My question for ASK BK day.....is the CBS Radford Studio you live near the old Republic Studios? Whatever happened to Vera Ralston's ice skating stage? I wondered if they paved it over.......
I would say the worst sounding OBC recordings of all times are the early 1950s Rodgers & Hammerstein shows PIPE DREAM and ME AND JULIET. Icannot believe how dull and poor the cast and orchestra sound on both of them.
Last night's Family Night went well....of course the man with the MOST people in the audience......whose wife had the video camera on him....walked out and promptly skipped about four pages of dialogue.
I would say the worst sounding OBC recordings of all times are the early 1950s Rodgers & Hammerstein shows PIPE DREAM and ME AND JULIET. Icannot believe how dull and poor the cast and orchestra sound on both of them.They are pretty bad. I give a slight edge to "Me and Juliet," but only slight.
Question for "Ask BK Day":
Any other Broadway musicals in the upcoming Kritzerland pipeline?
Question for BK:
What are your own answers to yesterday's TOD? Favorite cast recording? Best sounding cast recording? Worst?
What cast recording would you like to get your hands on to remix, remaster, retinker, etc.?
TOD: What is the worst sound you've heard on an original cast recording, BK?
I have heard plenty of OBCs that I consider aurally dead, so flat that they bore the ear. Seussical was one. The recording is inert, yet I was pleasantly surprised by how vibrant and wonderful the music was when I heard it in the theater.
I ordered my FOLLIES cd a couple of hours ago.....I wonder if it will come in the mail today?
I ordered my FOLLIES cd a couple of hours ago.....I wonder if it will come in the mail today?If not, don't forget to let Paypal know. ;D ;)
Here is the photo album from "The Curious Savage" from the local newspaper. The picture on the front page is the one with "John Thomas" the doll being held up to kiss Mrs. Savage.
http://www.bannergraphic.com/gallery/12315
So....a little toy that is 50 years old - that thought its life was over......that had set in a room by itself for years.....had been shoved in a box and traveled across the country in a truck.....finds itself a STAGE STAR.....and on the front of the newspaper!!! I am sure he enjoys the lights, and I hope he doesn't get stage fright when he sees the big audience tomorrow night.
(http://www.bannergraphic.com/photos/16/96/05/1696052-L.jpg)
I had never seen one like him DR DtM. He seems to be wearing some kind of band uniform....he has epaulettes on his shoulders, a big smile, and a curl in the middle of his forehead.
Curious, but not really savage. I just got an e-mail from Direct TV (which I have) saying that the all-new season of DAMAGES premieres tongiht, but that it can only be seen on Direct TV. Why would that be?
Curious, but not really savage. I just got an e-mail from Direct TV (which I have) saying that the all-new season of DAMAGES premieres tongiht, but that it can only be seen on Direct TV. Why would that be?
It's only on Direct TV because FX dropped it. Direct TV decided to pick it up. You have to have Direct TV, which is not a cable station, but a pay-TV provider, to watch the show.
On the original HELLO, DOLLY! LP from RCA Victor, there is someone shouting something during "Put On Your Sunday Clothes"....shouting someone's name.....it sounds like they holler "Jack".....and for years when I listened with my headphones, I thought someone was yelling my name and I would take off the headphones and yell back..."WHAT???"
TOD: What is the worst sound you've heard on an original cast recording, BK?
I have heard plenty of OBCs that I consider aurally dead, so flat that they bore the ear. Seussical was one. The recording is inert, yet I was pleasantly surprised by how vibrant and wonderful the music was when I heard it in the theater.
Bat Boy is terrible-sounding, completely dead. And, I hate to say it, the new recording of Follies, which people are drooling over on the various boards, is not to my liking at all - recorded in a dead room, no reverb (that I can hear) added - that's how to take and orchestra of twenty-eight and make them sound like nineteen. The vocals are dead, the dialogue is dead - when I was listening to our remixes, I'd occasionally A/B them with the first Follies release and then the new recording - it was - illuminating.
I am working on fixing that.
TOD: What is the worst sound you've heard on an original cast recording, BK?
I have heard plenty of OBCs that I consider aurally dead, so flat that they bore the ear. Seussical was one. The recording is inert, yet I was pleasantly surprised by how vibrant and wonderful the music was when I heard it in the theater.
Bat Boy is terrible-sounding, completely dead. And, I hate to say it, the new recording of Follies, which people are drooling over on the various boards, is not to my liking at all - recorded in a dead room, no reverb (that I can hear) added - that's how to take and orchestra of twenty-eight and make them sound like nineteen. The vocals are dead, the dialogue is dead - when I was listening to our remixes, I'd occasionally A/B them with the first Follies release and then the new recording - it was - illuminating.
That's another thing that can kill an OCR for me--inclusion of segments of dialogue. I son't mind a lead-in or a brief exchange. But recordings like ANNIE 2, VICTOR/VICTORIA, and the latest A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC and FOLLIES are filled with it. It disrupts the listening experience for me.
I am working on fixing that.
Maybe you can make her face shiny to match the wig.
DR JRand, I am now doll John Thomas' biggest fan. :D
There is a scandel brewing with one of the two playhouses in Salem...The Bush Creek Players...they are missing a huge amount of money from their funds and the treasurer has resigned.
I opened up advance orders to the castrec-l group, as I always do - and for advance orders we've broken all records - about 100 sold before we even announce.
I opened up advance orders to the castrec-l group, as I always do - and for advance orders we've broken all records - about 100 sold before we even announce.
I guess if I have to ask what that is....... I'm not in it!! :o (Harrumph, etc.)
I opened up advance orders to the castrec-l group, as I always do - and for advance orders we've broken all records - about 100 sold before we even announce.
I guess if I have to ask what that is....... I'm not in it!! :o (Harrumph, etc.)
The Cast Recording List is a subscription group. If you are interestd in becoming a member, try this link:
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LOLTOD: What is the worst sound you've heard on an original cast recording, BK?
I have heard plenty of OBCs that I consider aurally dead, so flat that they bore the ear. Seussical was one. The recording is inert, yet I was pleasantly surprised by how vibrant and wonderful the music was when I heard it in the theater.
Bat Boy is terrible-sounding, completely dead. And, I hate to say it, the new recording of Follies, which people are drooling over on the various boards, is not to my liking at all - recorded in a dead room, no reverb (that I can hear) added - that's how to take and orchestra of twenty-eight and make them sound like nineteen. The vocals are dead, the dialogue is dead - when I was listening to our remixes, I'd occasionally A/B them with the first Follies release and then the new recording - it was - illuminating.
That's another thing that can kill an OCR for me--inclusion of segments of dialogue. I son't mind a lead-in or a brief exchange. But recordings like ANNIE 2, VICTOR/VICTORIA, and the latest A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC and FOLLIES are filled with it. It disrupts the listening experience for me.
I know what you mean. That Broadway Cast Album of WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? didn't leave ANY room for the songs.
Ask BK:
I am most curious as to what brought on your new found interest in Scandanavian TV shows.
It is rather fun to discover a new favorite, isn't it! And something you probably would never have imagined even caring about.
Nancy and I went through Oxford and on to College Corner OH/IN to the cemetery where several of our ancestors are buried. She took photographs there for some of her online genealogy friends who also have ancestors there. Back to Oxford for lunch and now we're in Eaton, OH, looking into Preble County property records. She keeps asking for copies, so she must be finding something good!
I am still trying to figure out where the wig came from.....
Congrats to DR GEORGE.....interesting about your secretary.....was he removed from the board completely....or just from his office?
TOD: What is the worst sound you've heard on an original cast recording, BK?
I have heard plenty of OBCs that I consider aurally dead, so flat that they bore the ear. Seussical was one. The recording is inert, yet I was pleasantly surprised by how vibrant and wonderful the music was when I heard it in the theater.
Bat Boy is terrible-sounding, completely dead. And, I hate to say it, the new recording of Follies, which people are drooling over on the various boards, is not to my liking at all - recorded in a dead room, no reverb (that I can hear) added - that's how to take and orchestra of twenty-eight and make them sound like nineteen. The vocals are dead, the dialogue is dead - when I was listening to our remixes, I'd occasionally A/B them with the first Follies release and then the new recording - it was - illuminating.
That's another thing that can kill an OCR for me--inclusion of segments of dialogue. I son't mind a lead-in or a brief exchange. But recordings like ANNIE 2, VICTOR/VICTORIA, and the latest A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC and FOLLIES are filled with it. It disrupts the listening experience for me.
I know what you mean. That Broadway Cast Album of WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? didn't leave ANY room for the songs.
Last night's Family Night went well....of course the man with the MOST people in the audience......whose wife had the video camera on him....walked out and promptly skipped about four pages of dialogue.
Was anyone able to get things back on track? Or did the play continue without the revelations of the missing four pages?
I opened up advance orders to the castrec-l group, as I always do - and for advance orders we've broken all records - about 100 sold before we even announce.
TOD: What is the worst sound you've heard on an original cast recording, BK?
I have heard plenty of OBCs that I consider aurally dead, so flat that they bore the ear. Seussical was one. The recording is inert, yet I was pleasantly surprised by how vibrant and wonderful the music was when I heard it in the theater.
Bat Boy is terrible-sounding, completely dead. And, I hate to say it, the new recording of Follies, which people are drooling over on the various boards, is not to my liking at all - recorded in a dead room, no reverb (that I can hear) added - that's how to take and orchestra of twenty-eight and make them sound like nineteen. The vocals are dead, the dialogue is dead - when I was listening to our remixes, I'd occasionally A/B them with the first Follies release and then the new recording - it was - illuminating.
There is a scandel brewing with one of the two playhouses in Salem...The Bush Creek Players...they are missing a huge amount of money from their funds and the treasurer has resigned.
TOD: What is the worst sound you've heard on an original cast recording, BK?
I have heard plenty of OBCs that I consider aurally dead, so flat that they bore the ear. Seussical was one. The recording is inert, yet I was pleasantly surprised by how vibrant and wonderful the music was when I heard it in the theater.
Or was the singing just in the VIRGINIA WOOLF film?
Whew I had the wrong song to begin with....luckily no one quoted it before I changed it.
Curious, but not really savage. I just got an e-mail from Direct TV (which I have) saying that the all-new season of DAMAGES premieres tongiht, but that it can only be seen on Direct TV. Why would that be?
It's only on Direct TV because FX dropped it. Direct TV decided to pick it up. You have to have Direct TV, which is not a cable station, but a pay-TV provider, to watch the show.
TOD: What is the worst sound you've heard on an original cast recording, BK?
I have heard plenty of OBCs that I consider aurally dead, so flat that they bore the ear. Seussical was one. The recording is inert, yet I was pleasantly surprised by how vibrant and wonderful the music was when I heard it in the theater.
Bat Boy is terrible-sounding, completely dead. And, I hate to say it, the new recording of Follies, which people are drooling over on the various boards, is not to my liking at all - recorded in a dead room, no reverb (that I can hear) added - that's how to take and orchestra of twenty-eight and make them sound like nineteen. The vocals are dead, the dialogue is dead - when I was listening to our remixes, I'd occasionally A/B them with the first Follies release and then the new recording - it was - illuminating.
That's another thing that can kill an OCR for me--inclusion of segments of dialogue. I son't mind a lead-in or a brief exchange. But recordings like ANNIE 2, VICTOR/VICTORIA, and the latest A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC and FOLLIES are filled with it. It disrupts the listening experience for me.
TOD: What is the worst sound you've heard on an original cast recording, BK?
I have heard plenty of OBCs that I consider aurally dead, so flat that they bore the ear. Seussical was one. The recording is inert, yet I was pleasantly surprised by how vibrant and wonderful the music was when I heard it in the theater.
Bat Boy is terrible-sounding, completely dead. And, I hate to say it, the new recording of Follies, which people are drooling over on the various boards, is not to my liking at all - recorded in a dead room, no reverb (that I can hear) added - that's how to take and orchestra of twenty-eight and make them sound like nineteen. The vocals are dead, the dialogue is dead - when I was listening to our remixes, I'd occasionally A/B them with the first Follies release and then the new recording - it was - illuminating.
That's another thing that can kill an OCR for me--inclusion of segments of dialogue. I son't mind a lead-in or a brief exchange. But recordings like ANNIE 2, VICTOR/VICTORIA, and the latest A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC and FOLLIES are filled with it. It disrupts the listening experience for me.
I know what you mean. That Broadway Cast Album of WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? didn't leave ANY room for the songs.
Last night's Family Night went well....of course the man with the MOST people in the audience......whose wife had the video camera on him....walked out and promptly skipped about four pages of dialogue.
Was anyone able to get things back on track? Or did the play continue without the revelations of the missing four pages?
I was in a local production of "Amadeus" where 15, count 'em, FIFTEEN pages were cut! It was opening night (a very long story) and there were a couple of people whose only scenes were in those 15 pages! They took their bows but didn't perform that night.
Thank you DR TCB for mentioning it to begin with.....you spurred me to action, and the show will be better for it. I shall take a photo if it works.
TOD: What is the worst sound you've heard on an original cast recording, BK?
TOD: What is the worst sound you've heard on an original cast recording, BK?
I have heard plenty of OBCs that I consider aurally dead, so flat that they bore the ear. Seussical was one. The recording is inert, yet I was pleasantly surprised by how vibrant and wonderful the music was when I heard it in the theater.
Bat Boy is terrible-sounding, completely dead. And, I hate to say it, the new recording of Follies, which people are drooling over on the various boards, is not to my liking at all - recorded in a dead room, no reverb (that I can hear) added - that's how to take and orchestra of twenty-eight and make them sound like nineteen. The vocals are dead, the dialogue is dead - when I was listening to our remixes, I'd occasionally A/B them with the first Follies release and then the new recording - it was - illuminating.
That's another thing that can kill an OCR for me--inclusion of segments of dialogue. I son't mind a lead-in or a brief exchange. But recordings like ANNIE 2, VICTOR/VICTORIA, and the latest A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC and FOLLIES are filled with it. It disrupts the listening experience for me.
I know what you mean. That Broadway Cast Album of WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? didn't leave ANY room for the songs.
Is there any way to point out that there is indeed singing in the play without sounding like a frigging know-it-all?
Guess not.
Congrats to DR GEORGE.....interesting about your secretary.....was he removed from the board completely....or just from his office?
Thanks, Jack, and sadly, he is no longer on the the board at all. He didn't know or think to add his name for one of the officers-at-large positions in addition to secretary. Most people did that. The worst part is that his girlfriend DID put her name in for an officer-at-large position and she got it! If he'd done that, he probably would've gotten it and not her. So, the really big question is if she'll stay or not...or maybe she'll convince him to at least stay involved with the theater group. Other previously de-elected people have stayed involved. :-\
Well,I'm back from a Wonderful Time In Hilton Head,South Carolina.
Weather was kinda Hot-But It Didn't Rain. Restaurant's Were Great. And I missed All Of You At HHW. I also Missed The Great FOLLIES news. That Is Really Exciting. A Great Big Huzzah,Cheers and Champagne Overflowing To BK For Making It All Happen.
And Now Back To The Regular Routine..
And the word of the day is: TUCKET!
And the word of the day is: TUCKET!
And The Song Of The Day Is: BEAT OUT THAT RHYTHM ON A DRUM
And the word of the day is: TUCKET!
And The Song Of The Day Is: BEAT OUT THAT RHYTHM ON A DRUM
I believe that Mr. Hammerstein wrote the song title as "Beat out Dat Rhythm On a Drum."
And the word of the day is: TUCKET!
Well,I'm back from a Wonderful Time In Hilton Head,South Carolina.
Weather was kinda Hot-But It Didn't Rain. Restaurant's Were Great. And I missed All Of You At HHW. I also Missed The Great FOLLIES news. That Is Really Exciting. A Great Big Huzzah,Cheers and Champagne Overflowing To BK For Making It All Happen.
And Now Back To The Regular Routine..
Liz Callaway, Amanda McBroom and Faith Prince! - Saturday July 14, 2012It is a pity that Jason Graae can't get any good gigs.
TOD: What is the worst sound you've heard on an original cast recording, BK?
I have heard plenty of OBCs that I consider aurally dead, so flat that they bore the ear. Seussical was one. The recording is inert, yet I was pleasantly surprised by how vibrant and wonderful the music was when I heard it in the theater.
Bat Boy is terrible-sounding, completely dead. And, I hate to say it, the new recording of Follies, which people are drooling over on the various boards, is not to my liking at all - recorded in a dead room, no reverb (that I can hear) added - that's how to take and orchestra of twenty-eight and make them sound like nineteen. The vocals are dead, the dialogue is dead - when I was listening to our remixes, I'd occasionally A/B them with the first Follies release and then the new recording - it was - illuminating.
That's another thing that can kill an OCR for me--inclusion of segments of dialogue. I son't mind a lead-in or a brief exchange. But recordings like ANNIE 2, VICTOR/VICTORIA, and the latest A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC and FOLLIES are filled with it. It disrupts the listening experience for me.
I know what you mean. That Broadway Cast Album of WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? didn't leave ANY room for the songs.
Is there any way to point out that there is indeed singing in the play without sounding like a frigging know-it-all?
Guess not.
"I'M NOBODY'S HOUSEBOY....... NOW!"
Feel better vibes for DR DANISE.
Sounds like Craig is getting along just fine DR JANE - even after all the travel delays.
Here is the photo album from "The Curious Savage" from the local newspaper. The picture on the front page is the one with "John Thomas" the doll being held up to kiss Mrs. Savage.
http://www.bannergraphic.com/gallery/12315
So....a little toy that is 50 years old - that thought its life was over......that had set in a room by itself for years.....had been shoved in a box and traveled across the country in a truck.....finds itself a STAGE STAR.....and on the front of the newspaper!!! I am sure he enjoys the lights, and I hope he doesn't get stage fright when he sees the big audience tomorrow night.
Wednesday morning greetings from downtown Hamilton, OH. Nancy and I are at the Butler County Records Center and Archives. She's working on genealogy and I'm being her gopher. I found my and Richard's marriage record (book 97A, page 408) and made a copy of it for her.
Listening to the mastered versions of the first seven tracks - they sound wonderful, but I'm not sure they sound more wonderful than what we sent - so I'm having him do two tracks that basically are just level-matched but that don't have the EQ he's used - just want to make sure we're being very true to the sound of our mixes. Usually the mastering EQ is subtle but will bring out nuances, and I just want to be sure the RIGHT nuances are coming out. Once I have the "vanilla" tracks I'l be able to toggle back and forth and make an easy decision.
Better vibes for DR MATTHEW....
It does look better onstage DR TCB....but Yes I know what you mean.
I am working on fixing that.
Maybe you can make her face shiny to match the wig.
Guess what I found in my closet? Stop that. No, I found a nice NEW shorter style ladies gray wig.....I shall let her try that on tonight.
I am still trying to figure out where the wig came from.....
Nancy and I went through Oxford and on to College Corner OH/IN to the cemetery where several of our ancestors are buried. She took photographs there for some of her online genealogy friends who also have ancestors there. Back to Oxford for lunch and now we're in Eaton, OH, looking into Preble County property records. She keeps asking for copies, so she must be finding something good!
Last night's Family Night went well....of course the man with the MOST people in the audience......whose wife had the video camera on him....walked out and promptly skipped about four pages of dialogue.
Was anyone able to get things back on track? Or did the play continue without the revelations of the missing four pages?
I was in a local production of "Amadeus" where 15, count 'em, FIFTEEN pages were cut! It was opening night (a very long story) and there were a couple of people whose only scenes were in those 15 pages! They took their bows but didn't perform that night.
I laughed and explained: "Yes, Lewis, but if we had continued your way we'd have had an extra person on the stage. You skipped a murder that would have just left three of us and my next line addresses the death that has not yet happened."
Well,I'm back from a Wonderful Time In Hilton Head,South Carolina.
Weather was kinda Hot-But It Didn't Rain. Restaurant's Were Great. And I missed All Of You At HHW. I also Missed The Great FOLLIES news. That Is Really Exciting. A Great Big Huzzah,Cheers and Champagne Overflowing To BK For Making It All Happen.
And Now Back To The Regular Routine..
Hello from the relatively (87 degrees) cool DC area!
I am so sick of this Presidential Campaign and both of the candicates. First its Obama's birth certificate (still). Then its Romney's 12-years of tax records. Romney is bragging about raising $100 million. Obama is complaining because he only raised $71 million.
Hey, I've got an idea! How about we skip the money, and skip the mudslinging; and instead, one of you give us a good reason to vote for you, rather than having to vote for the lesser of the two evils.
I am so sick of this Presidential Campaign and both of the candicates. First its Obama's birth certificate (still). Then its Romney's 12-years of tax records. Romney is bragging about raising $100 million. Obama is complaining because he only raised $71 million.
Hey, I've got an idea! How about we skip the money, and skip the mudslinging; and instead, one of you give us a good reason to vote for you, rather than having to vote for the lesser of the two evils.
TCB, you STOP THIS RIGHT NOW! There can be no rational thought involved in politics!!!
;)
Hoo and Ray we have a song of the day! Humm that rhymes doesn't it? :) Glad you had good time, glad to see you back!And the word of the day is: TUCKET!
And The Song Of The Day Is: BEAT OUT THAT RHYTHM ON A DRUM
You could have had a V8?I am so sick of this Presidential Campaign and both of the candicates. First its Obama's birth certificate (still). Then its Romney's 12-years of tax records. Romney is bragging about raising $100 million. Obama is complaining because he only raised $71 million.
Hey, I've got an idea! How about we skip the money, and skip the mudslinging; and instead, one of you give us a good reason to vote for you, rather than having to vote for the lesser of the two evils.
TCB, you STOP THIS RIGHT NOW! There can be no rational thought involved in politics!!!
;)
Forgive my, Ron! What was I thinking?
I am so sick of this Presidential Campaign and both of the candicates. First its Obama's birth certificate (still). Then its Romney's 12-years of tax records. Romney is bragging about raising $100 million. Obama is complaining because he only raised $71 million.
Hey, I've got an idea! How about we skip the money, and skip the mudslinging; and instead, one of you give us a good reason to vote for you, rather than having to vote for the lesser of the two evils.
TCB, you STOP THIS RIGHT NOW! There can be no rational thought involved in politics!!!
;)
Congrats to DR GEORGE.....interesting about your secretary.....was he removed from the board completely....or just from his office?
Thanks, Jack, and sadly, he is no longer on the the board at all. He didn't know or think to add his name for one of the officers-at-large positions in addition to secretary. Most people did that. The worst part is that his girlfriend DID put her name in for an officer-at-large position and she got it! If he'd done that, he probably would've gotten it and not her. So, the really big question is if she'll stay or not...or maybe she'll convince him to at least stay involved with the theater group. Other previously de-elected people have stayed involved. :-\
Girl friend? It just goes to show that there are no straight male secretaries!
Well,I'm back from a Wonderful Time In Hilton Head,South Carolina.
Weather was kinda Hot-But It Didn't Rain. Restaurant's Were Great. And I missed All Of You At HHW. I also Missed The Great FOLLIES news. That Is Really Exciting. A Great Big Huzzah,Cheers and Champagne Overflowing To BK For Making It All Happen.
And Now Back To The Regular Routine..
Welcome home, DR ArnoldMBrockman! Did you go on a cruise on the AmaLyra?
I said that myself just this morning, Ben.
You say the funniest things Laura
And it looks like our storm dissipated before it hit town.
Kristen Chenowith injured: http://tv.msn.com/tv/article.aspx?news=742436
Curious, but not really savage. I just got an e-mail from Direct TV (which I have) saying that the all-new season of DAMAGES premieres tongiht, but that it can only be seen on Direct TV. Why would that be?
DR George, reading about the secretary I felt very bad for him.
Advance copies of my book arrived today. It is strange to hold in your hands something like that, something you worked that hard on, and see your name on it. A quiet thing, as the song says.
Hey all, could you please send some of those HHW vibes to my brother, David. He's going to undergo bypass surgery at 6:00 AM. He's had problems over the years and I guess this time the doctors said medication isn't good enough. He has no heart damage and they want to do the procedure while there is no damage. He's only 54 years old, so I hope that helps him have a speedy recovery
Hey all, could you please send some of those HHW vibes to my brother, David. He's going to undergo bypass surgery at 6:00 AM. He's had problems over the years and I guess this time the doctors said medication isn't good enough. He has no heart damage and they want to do the procedure while there is no damage. He's only 54 years old, so I hope that helps him have a speedy recovery
Advance copies of my book arrived today. It is strange to hold in your hands something like that, something you worked that hard on, and see your name on it. A quiet thing, as the song says.
On a happier note, I decided to go see THE NUTTY PROFESSOR, the Musical in Nashville. I missed Rupert's last two shows, so I decided I didn't want to miss this. It should be fun and I'll get to bum around in Nashville a little
I'm off to a local restaurant, Budd Bay Cafe, to celebrate my sister's boyfriend's birthday! I bought him a CD, Carole King's The Legendary Demos (http://www.amazon.com/Legendary-Demos-Carole-King/dp/B007EM6FTW/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1342052824&sr=1-1&keywords=legendary+demos). I don't know if he has it, but if he does, I'll keep it and get him something else.
Be back later!
DR George, reading about the secretary I felt very bad for him.
Me too. Did the people who voted against him have something they didn't like about him? Couldn't they have told him that they were voting for someone else so that he would know.
I doubt they would want to tell him they weren't voting for him.
today was my mom's 80th bd we took Mom and dad to Miller Ales house folrthe lobster special it was vwt niuce but I am fakkling alkseep good nugh t all
It'll never be anonymous dammit
Isn't that from "1776" - or close to it?