And the word of the day is: ANOPISTHOGRAPH!
Smoke on your pipe and put that in.
I wonder if DR MBARNUM, DR TCB, and DR ELMORE got their envelopes yet?
Oh Guy Haines is much older than BK. He was a stranger when they still had trains.
I have a Canadian friend who says a bagel in NY is $13. So what does a bagel really cost?
Thanks DR elmore. I just passed that along. Apparently a couple of people have found extremely pricey places to eat in NY. Where do you suggest I tell them to go when they visit in the spring?
Craving a bagel now.
Craving a bagel now.
with lox, creamcheese, tomato and onion!
It all depends on where you stay in the city. I found these:
http://www.bensdeli.net/
http://www.abigaels.com/
But there are a ton by googling "Kosher restaurants Manhattan."
I actually had a bagel and cream cheese and smoked salmon for breakfast!
Sunday afternoon greetings! We are back from a rainy, foggy drive to and from Lima. Today it was my turn to provide refreshments, so I used some Pepperidge Farm coupons that were sent to me as a result of a customer service call about a defective product. We had lemon cake, coconut cake, and assorted holiday cookies. Also grapes and a mixture of unsalted roasted cashews and almonds.
Sunday afternoon greetings! We are back from a rainy, foggy drive to and from Lima. Today it was my turn to provide refreshments, so I used some Pepperidge Farm coupons that were sent to me as a result of a customer service call about a defective product. We had lemon cake, coconut cake, and assorted holiday cookies. Also grapes and a mixture of unsalted roasted cashews and almonds.
I think I would find going to church fattening.
Sunday afternoon greetings! We are back from a rainy, foggy drive to and from Lima. Today it was my turn to provide refreshments, so I used some Pepperidge Farm coupons that were sent to me as a result of a customer service call about a defective product. We had lemon cake, coconut cake, and assorted holiday cookies. Also grapes and a mixture of unsalted roasted cashews and almonds.
I think I would find going to church fattening.
Well, DR Jane, it takes a little will power. I had just some grapes and nuts and 2 small cookies. No cake, except for what I scraped off the serving plate as I was cleaning up.
Sunday afternoon greetings! We are back from a rainy, foggy drive to and from Lima. Today it was my turn to provide refreshments, so I used some Pepperidge Farm coupons that were sent to me as a result of a customer service call about a defective product. We had lemon cake, coconut cake, and assorted holiday cookies. Also grapes and a mixture of unsalted roasted cashews and almonds.
I think I would find going to church fattening.
Sunday afternoon greetings! We are back from a rainy, foggy drive to and from Lima. Today it was my turn to provide refreshments, so I used some Pepperidge Farm coupons that were sent to me as a result of a customer service call about a defective product. We had lemon cake, coconut cake, and assorted holiday cookies. Also grapes and a mixture of unsalted roasted cashews and almonds.
I think I would find going to church fattening.
:)
I'm told a good sermon can really wear you out. ;)
I actually had a bagel and cream cheese and smoked salmon for breakfast!
:)
How much did your bagel cost?
Tonight is the TAR two hour finale! And since football ended on time.....it should begin promptly at 8 p.m.
Must have missed your post DR ELMORE.....glad you got the envelope!
Back, with a rotisserie rosemary-and-garlic chicken from Stew Leonard's. A bit of that, and then Cybele.
Sunday afternoon greetings! We are back from a rainy, foggy drive to and from Lima. Today it was my turn to provide refreshments, so I used some Pepperidge Farm coupons that were sent to me as a result of a customer service call about a defective product. We had lemon cake, coconut cake, and assorted holiday cookies. Also grapes and a mixture of unsalted roasted cashews and almonds.
I think I would find going to church fattening.
:)
I'm told a good sermon can really wear you out. ;)
Was up at 4am to get to the swap shop in Lake Worth. When we got there at 5:30 the spaces were sold out and we were on standby, We waiting an hour and we left and drove down to Fort Lauderdale which has another Swap Shop and much bigger. We got a space and set up shop.
It was interest what would sell and what wouldn't. Then the rains came and we quickly packed up and left. The next time We will bring a tarp to cover the items in case it rains.
I put out over 18 years of collecting DVDs (and some blu rays). I ending up making quite a bit of money that will go to bills. Amazing what people sell and what people will buy.
I went to Build A Bear today with my nieces. It is only open for another 3 weeks. But there is still lots of stuff. My sister had a bunch of coupons. And everything is 25% off.
My 3 year old niece wanted to carry the bag (that you put the stuff you are going to buy in). We didn't realize that she was dumping stuff she wanted in it. :)
Sunday afternoon greetings! We are back from a rainy, foggy drive to and from Lima. Today it was my turn to provide refreshments, so I used some Pepperidge Farm coupons that were sent to me as a result of a customer service call about a defective product. We had lemon cake, coconut cake, and assorted holiday cookies. Also grapes and a mixture of unsalted roasted cashews and almonds.
I think I would find going to church fattening.
:)
I'm told a good sermon can really wear you out. ;)
Or put you to sleep.
Amazon.ca started selling ebooks this week. They still don't sell kindles.
I'm not sure why it took them this long. But the bad part is that if you want to buy ebooks from them you have to switch your kindle from .com. And then you can't buy books from .com again.
I really really wish that there was a way to be able to buy books from both .com and .ca. I emailed the kindle people at .ca. I'm not sure if they considered that people might not want to switch if they can no longer buy ebooks from .com (they give you the option of keeping your kindle with .com which is what i did).
:(
Great news.
Yesterday had interesting moments, including an email reconnecting me with a friend I'd lost contact with and an unexpected email of a pacific nature from the wife of the best friend I'd lost this year. I did finish entering the recording libretto of DEARST ENEMY, so that's ready to go to New World. That took up most of my day.
Was up at 4am to get to the swap shop in Lake Worth. When we got there at 5:30 the spaces were sold out and we were on standby, We waiting an hour and we left and drove down to Fort Lauderdale which has another Swap Shop and much bigger. We got a space and set up shop.Congrats on the sales.
It was interest what would sell and what wouldn't. Then the rains came and we quickly packed up and left. The next time We will bring a tarp to cover the items in case it rains.
I put out over 18 years of collecting DVDs (and some blu rays). I ending up making quite a bit of money that will go to bills. Amazing what people sell and what people will buy.
DR JOHN G, you've had a lot of book signings! Glad it's going so well. Glad to see that some people still buy books.Well, today didn't go quite as well as last time. We sold about 14 books total in four hours, but the whole turnout for the market was light. Someone said it was because everyone was out Christmas shopping, which I guess meant some place other than a farmers market. Still, we enjoyed talking with people and listening to what they had to say.
I have a Sunday ask BK question.
You chose ASCAP to register your songs. Is there a difference registering them with ASCAP over BMI?
DR JOHN G, you've had a lot of book signings! Glad it's going so well. Glad to see that some people still buy books.Well, today didn't go quite as well as last time. We sold about 14 books total in four hours, but the whole turnout for the market was light. Someone said it was because everyone was out Christmas shopping, which I guess meant some place other than a farmers market. Still, we enjoyed talking with people and listening to what they had to say.
I went from the market to a cookie exchange, which was being held by a friend of mine from census bureau days. She had her book for me to sign. When others saw it, I ended up selling an additional seven copies in 20 minutes. Go figure.
I laughed out loud at the Leper Colony number. Do I detect a subtext to the boys' relationship? What would Charlton Heston think?
DR KevinH, I'm glad we didn't agree to meet tonight for the show. I've had the worst headache since getting up this morning. Sinus pressure, for sure, and nausea. It made keeping my head up a pain.
It also made being nice to everyone a bit of a chore. I think listening to the show tonight would be agony, as much as I would like to see it.
Enjoyed Outside the Box!
I laughed out loud at the Leper Colony number. Do I detect a subtext to the boys' relationship? What would Charlton Heston think?
As you can see, since I don't believe in subtext, we simply made it the TEXT.
I went to Build A Bear today with my nieces. It is only open for another 3 weeks. But there is still lots of stuff. My sister had a bunch of coupons. And everything is 25% off.
My 3 year old niece wanted to carry the bag (that you put the stuff you are going to buy in). We didn't realize that she was dumping stuff she wanted in it. :)
Did you let her get everything she put into the bag?
Amazon.ca started selling ebooks this week. They still don't sell kindles.
I'm not sure why it took them this long. But the bad part is that if you want to buy ebooks from them you have to switch your kindle from .com. And then you can't buy books from .com again.
I really really wish that there was a way to be able to buy books from both .com and .ca. I emailed the kindle people at .ca. I'm not sure if they considered that people might not want to switch if they can no longer buy ebooks from .com (they give you the option of keeping your kindle with .com which is what i did).
:(
I can see where that would be annoying for you. I was very disappointed when Keith downloaded the Barnes & Noble app onto his iPad and couldn't purchase from them. I hope that changes if sometime in the future I switch to an updated iPad Mini.
I really enjoyed the new OUTSIDE THE BOX episode.I did, too. I found using the Ascot Gavotte setup in a new setting really funny and, yes, the leper colony number had me laughing out loud, though I wondered why there were no missing limbs -- or at least none I noticed.
Do I detect a subtext to the boys' relationship? What would Charlton Heston think?
Amazon.ca started selling ebooks this week. They still don't sell kindles.
I'm not sure why it took them this long. But the bad part is that if you want to buy ebooks from them you have to switch your kindle from .com. And then you can't buy books from .com again.
I really really wish that there was a way to be able to buy books from both .com and .ca. I emailed the kindle people at .ca. I'm not sure if they considered that people might not want to switch if they can no longer buy ebooks from .com (they give you the option of keeping your kindle with .com which is what i did).
:(
I can see where that would be annoying for you. I was very disappointed when Keith downloaded the Barnes & Noble app onto his iPad and couldn't purchase from them. I hope that changes if sometime in the future I switch to an updated iPad Mini.
Why can't he buy from them?
If anything were to bring Heston back from the great beyond, this has to be it.
An outrageously wonderful episode.
Subtext, our bloomin' arses! :) Well done, sir.
Speaking of which, you gotta love a chariot race played like the Ascot Gavotte.
Folks in town enjoy bringing their pups to the farmers market. This one was the cutest and friendliest today.
And here was the collection gathered at the cookie exchange this afternoon. I like the spicy mice the best. The eyes are dried currents, the ears are almond slivers and they have tails main of chow mein noodles.
(http://www.savorsa.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/cookie-exchange3.jpg)
An outrageously wonderful episode.
Subtext, our bloomin' arses! :) Well done, sir.
Speaking of which, you gotta love a chariot race played like the Ascot Gavotte.
That was how a lot of the original CAMELOT was staged with "The Jousts" and "Guenevere."
I love cookies, too. That's why my basket is in the car and will taken to work tomorrow. Otherwise, I'd eat each last one.
From DR TCB:QuoteOh Guy Haines is much older than BK. He was a stranger when they still had trains.
;D
Thank you for the Chanukah pic.
Page five? Five pages? Still watching Skyfall and if they don't muck it up in the last however many minutes left (probably forty) then I'll have to say it's the best Bond film in two decades, maybe more.
I laughed out loud at the Leper Colony number. Do I detect a subtext to the boys' relationship? What would Charlton Heston think?
If anything were to bring Heston back from the great beyond, this has to be it.
From DR TCB:QuoteOh Guy Haines is much older than BK. He was a stranger when they still had trains.
;D
Thank you for the Chanukah pic.
You are most welcome. BK did say that Larry and I are the most Jewish on the entire site.
From DR TCB:QuoteOh Guy Haines is much older than BK. He was a stranger when they still had trains.
;D
Thank you for the Chanukah pic.
You are most welcome. BK did say that Larry and I are the most Jewish on the entire site.
Oy! Darn tootin'!
Sandy and I just watched OUTSIDE THE BOX.
We both think it was one of the funniest of the entire series.
(Charlton Heston must be spinning in his grave.)
George, I received your package. Thank you!
Hello, everyone.
Druxy, I enjoyed your two trailers. I'd say they're just the right length, too. I've seen some that are just too long. This is better. Gets the point across quickly.
And episode three is up and running. Check it out - here's the direct link:
http://broadwayworld.com/videoplay.php?colid=434614
I laughed out loud at the Leper Colony number. Do I detect a subtext to the boys' relationship? What would Charlton Heston think?
I laughed out loud at the Leper Colony number. Do I detect a subtext to the boys' relationship? What would Charlton Heston think?
As you can see, since I don't believe in subtext, we simply made it the TEXT.
Was up at 4am to get to the swap shop in Lake Worth. When we got there at 5:30 the spaces were sold out and we were on standby, We waiting an hour and we left and drove down to Fort Lauderdale which has another Swap Shop and much bigger. We got a space and set up shop.
It was interest what would sell and what wouldn't. Then the rains came and we quickly packed up and left. The next time We will bring a tarp to cover the items in case it rains.
I put out over 18 years of collecting DVDs (and some blu rays). I ending up making quite a bit of money that will go to bills. Amazing what people sell and what people will buy.