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Well, you've read the notes, the notes spoke of yesterday and how wonderful it was, and now it is time for you to post until the wonderful cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: EXORDIUM!
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Happy Day Two of 2013!!
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A Question for BK...so, what do you do with all those screeners that you get?
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Morning all.
That is all.
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It's 23 degrees and I have to go back to work.
7 more years until retirement (unless I win the lottery).
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;D
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Ditto
"Happy Day 2 of 2013"
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Wow, I got up at 3:30. That's on time for me.
Trying a new route to work also. ;D
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Celery and peanut butter for lunch today.
No more chocolate till next holiday (Valentine's day).
:)
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Have a great day everyone.
Took another drive yesterday, lots of snow on the mountains for sunny Southern California.
Mega happy, healthy, peaceful vibes for all of us for 2013.
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Good morning, all.
January 2nd. Why, this year is flying by!
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Celery and peanut butter sounds like an excellent thing to stock up on.
Celery and ream cheese, too.
What else can you put in celery?
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Okay, BELOVED INFIDEL it shall be tonight. I had that planned for one day last week -- or maybe it was the week before, but I remember posting it here -- and it got set aside for holiday stuff. But it will be the perfect thing to settle into this evening.
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good morning to all
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48 to go
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Good morning, all.
Feel better vibes for MBarnum and all in need.
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Ditto
"Happy Day 2 of 2013"
Ditto again (Ditto Ditto?)
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ASK BK:
This is my first time to be around as a new book is begun, which puts me right in the mood to get into another one. I've read, as of course you know, the two memoirs and the three Kritzers. What do you suggest should be the next one? Actually, make it two.
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Wednesday morning greetings! Thank you all for the travel vibes - it looks like a beautiful day to fly. We'll be in Newark, NJ, for a couple of hours late this afternoon...
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DR ChasSmith, I'm not BK but I'd recommend the Adriana Hofstetter mystery series.
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Thank you, DR Ginny.
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So, it's TODAY?
They fly to London ..... TODAY? :o
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MUCHO TRAVEL VIBES, DR Ginny!
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Good morning.
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Ginny, wave when you fly over ...
Never mind.
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Travel vibes to DR GINNY & CO. What a great trip it's going to be!
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It is six degrees this morning.....so I think I will stay indoors today.
I read BELOVED INFIDEL.....and saw the movie once when Rona Barrett's name was attached to an afternoon movie series....and in one segment she did a Movie Star Update that was interesting.
Yes these FOX movies look very distinctive.....I like Deborah Kerr....but I don't LOVE her....something about her face is strange....and her figure was never played up in any way other than ordinary.....or didn't seem to be....but she is fine.....
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Thanks, again, Everybody! I've put a lifeline in my knitting, in case security takes my needles away, and I've put Rick Steves' London audio tours on both iPhones. What's next? Oh, yeah, guess I should get dressed...
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England!!!
Perhaps in December I'll (we'll) be there. I haven't decided yet.
Good Flight to G and R
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RE: the Jews on Broadway show. I noticed it in my tv listings but didn't watch it. For BK, you should have just looked up your PBS station (but maybe the DR did not mention it was on PBS). Glad you were able to find it. Many of PBS shows are listed as Great Performances... I even think Downtown Abbey is listed (on my tv) as something similar.
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I think it is around -12C with a windchill of like -20C. I hate these freezing temps :(
Brrrrr!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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It is six degrees this morning.....so I think I will stay indoors today.
I read BELOVED INFIDEL.....and saw the movie once when Rona Barrett's name was attached to an afternoon movie series....and in one segment she did a Movie Star Update that was interesting.
Yes these FOX movies look very distinctive.....I like Deborah Kerr....but I don't LOVE her....something about her face is strange....and her figure was never played up in any way other than ordinary.....or didn't seem to be....but she is fine.....
I feel the same way about Deborah Kerr, DR Jrand62.
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I thought pbs.org might have the Broadway show, but there's only an excerpt. Each episode of Downton Abbey will be shown in its entirety after it airs.
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It is six degrees this morning.....so I think I will stay indoors today.
I read BELOVED INFIDEL.....and saw the movie once when Rona Barrett's name was attached to an afternoon movie series....and in one segment she did a Movie Star Update that was interesting.
Yes these FOX movies look very distinctive.....I like Deborah Kerr....but I don't LOVE her....something about her face is strange....and her figure was never played up in any way other than ordinary.....or didn't seem to be....but she is fine.....
I feel the same way about Deborah Kerr, DR Jrand62.
But I still like her better than Miss Greer Garson in most instances.
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Signing off for now - Cheerio!
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And the word of the day is: EXORDIUM!
And The Song Of The Day Is: I RESOLVE
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Another wet day. I hope Ginny brings an umbrella!
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I keep losing my internet connection. Very frustrating. >:(
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Good morning, all! Jan 2 has landed, the emails and phone calls have begun, and I had lots of business ro attend to this morning. Thank God nothing is too urgent, but the Man from Philadelphia likes to send long emails.
Today, I have some banking - my union pension has now kicked in - and a trip to the post office. Also, a couple of emails.
I fell in love with Deborah Kerr at the age of ten when I saw THE KING & I. I think she's wonderful in it and THE INNOCENTS. As to the overrated Greer Garson, who stinks as Lizzie Bennett and Mrs Miniver, I'm better.
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DR TCB, in answer to your question of last evening, I'll be working the corner across from yours.
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Safe Travel Vibes for DR Ginny & Richard! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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RE: the Jews on Broadway show. I noticed it in my tv listings but didn't watch it. For BK, you should have just looked up your PBS station (but maybe the DR did not mention it was on PBS). Glad you were able to find it. Many of PBS shows are listed as Great Performances... I even think Downtown Abbey is listed (on my tv) as something similar.
Are there Jews on Broadway?
:o
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Ah....well DR JOHN G and DR ELMORE - I have to agree with you about GG - even though she once sent me a nice autographed photo....
I like her in a movie called HER TWELVE MEN....but other than that....not so much.
I do remember once she had Walter Pidgeon were presenting an award....a Golden Globe or something....I don't think it was an Academy Award.....it was late in the program and as Greer started to speak, Walter said: "Now...we're going to hear something.....hurry up dear, don't take all night, I have an early call tomorrow...."
And Greer looked at him and said disdainfully..."Hmmm....television, no doubt..."
LOL.....
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I am reading the two part biography of Elvis Presley by Peter Guralnick....just starting on Part Two. It is fascinating, but not as personally incisive as the book by Albert Goldman.
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Ah....well DR JOHN G and DR ELMORE - I have to agree with you about GG - even though she once sent me a nice autographed photo....
I like her in a movie called HER TWELVE MEN....but other than that....not so much.
I do remember once she had Walter Pidgeon were presenting an award....a Golden Globe or something....I don't think it was an Academy Award.....it was late in the program and as Greer started to speak, Walter said: "Now...we're going to hear something.....hurry up dear, don't take all night, I have an early call tomorrow...."
And Greer looked at him and said disdainfully..."Hmmm....television, no doubt..."
LOL.....
I liked the anecdote, DR JRand62! Greer played Auntie Mame in either the national tour or Broadway as a Russell replacement, I don't remember now, but I cannot imagine it.
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Yikes....neither can I....
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Good morning
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You won't suceed on Broadway if you don't have any Jews
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Here's a Greer Garson story from my memoir:
"Another story writer Geroge Froeschel told me took place at the wrap
party for MRS. MINIVER. He was dancing with the picture’s star, Greer Garson, when she
leaned close and whispered into his ear, 'George, if you ever write me
another terrible script like this one, I’ll have the studio fire you.'
"I wonder if, after Ms. Garson won the Academy Award, she apologized."
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Safe Travel Vibes for DR Ginny & Richard! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
A double dose.
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* * * * * TRANSATLANTIC TRAVEL VIBES FOR DR GINNY * * * * *
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Elmore and I do disagree on Miss Greer Garson's Elizabeth Bennett, the only role in which I find her endearing, almost human. But I'm loving the stories about her.
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I hope DR Ginny visits Carnaby Street so we can learn what the upcoming mod fashions will be.
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I like GG in P&P, too, DR John G.. And I liked her Laugh-In appearances, too. (She must have had some kind affiliation with NBC in the 60s', though what it might have been I can't recall at the mo'...)
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Elmore and I do disagree on Miss Greer Garson's Elizabeth Bennett, the only role in which I find her endearing, almost human. But I'm loving the stories about her.
I really loathe that version of P&P: wrong era, coy simplified retelling, five ladies too old trying to remember their virginity, no sense of Austen's tne, and giving Edna Mae Oliver a comic ending! Absolutely trashed Austen.
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I like GG in P&P, too, DR John G.. And I liked her Laugh-In appearances, too. (She must have had some kind affiliation with NBC in the 60s', though what it might have been I can't recall at the mo'...)
She was paid to stay away?
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A Question for BK...so, what do you do with all those screeners that you get?
We're supposed to destroy them, but I haven't yet, just in case I want to watch one again. They say they're watermarked in some way that can be traced.
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I also found much to like in the Jews on Broadway show last night, though I thought Joel Grey's voiceover was kind of elementary school teacher-ish. But I loved hearing the older pros speak (Laurent's Merman/Styne Seder story was wonderful!) Also loved the brief brazeness of playing the THREEPENNY OPERA overture against the sound of Nazi goosesteps.
I only wish that the show spent some time on how current B'way has been losing the Jewish influence. It seemed to point to WICKED as an example of the legacy, but even with Schwartz and Holzman as the creators, I think that show falls more under the Waspy-Disney umbrella.
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ASK BK:
This is my first time to be around as a new book is begun, which puts me right in the mood to get into another one. I've read, as of course you know, the two memoirs and the three Kritzers. What do you suggest should be the next one? Actually, make it two.
I think the Hofstetter series might be fun. The first two are Murder at Hollywood High School and Murder at the Grove - it's best to read the first one first, but after that they don't have to be read in order, and you might like Murder at the Hollywood Historical Society as your second one. They're very quick reads and Hollywood Historical Society introduces one of my favorite characters I've ever written, who returns in Murder at the Masquers.
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A Question for BK...so, what do you do with all those screeners that you get?
We're supposed to destroy them, but I haven't yet, just in case I want to watch one again. They say they're watermarked in some way that can be traced.
I think I read a story about someone being arrested for trying to sell them.
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ASK BK:
This is my first time to be around as a new book is begun, which puts me right in the mood to get into another one. I've read, as of course you know, the two memoirs and the three Kritzers. What do you suggest should be the next one? Actually, make it two.
I think the Hofstetter series might be fun. The first two are Murder at Hollywood High School and Murder at the Grove - it's best to read the first one first, but after that they don't have to be read in order, and you might like Murder at the Hollywood Historical Society as your second one. They're very quick reads and Hollywood Historical Society introduces one of my favorite characters I've ever written, who returns in Murder at the Masquers.
You've said before that these books were available in ebook format. But is it just Kindle or is it also nook?
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Oh, and I'm up. I awoke at nine, turned on the heat and stayed in bed till ten. I had a call from composer Paul Glass' agent who asked me to send him a copy of Lady in a Cage, which we'll do soon. Very chatty and fun.
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And here we are at Dayton International Airport! We've parked the car, checked our luggage, cleared security, and eaten lunch. I need a nap!
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Another wet day. I hope Ginny brings an umbrella!
It's packed in my suitcase, DR Doug R, and my water-resistant coat has a hood.
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Since my knitting needles were not confiscated, I think I'll put them to use. Bye for now!
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Since my knitting needles were not confiscated, I think I'll put them to use. Bye for now!
Well, when the revolution comes, we've got our Mme deFarge!
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DR Ginny, have fun in Londres. Can you call some friends and tell them howdy from me?
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Since my knitting needles were not confiscated, I think I'll put them to use. Bye for now!
Bon voyage!
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Patti Page has died.
http://www.nbclosangeles.com/entertainment/entertainment-news/Singer-Patti-Page-Dies-at-85-185440622.html
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Patti Page has died.
http://www.nbclosangeles.com/entertainment/entertainment-news/Singer-Patti-Page-Dies-at-85-185440622.html
That's sad. I really loved her.
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Here's a Greer Garson story from my memoir:
"Another story writer Geroge Froeschel told me took place at the wrap
party for MRS. MINIVER. He was dancing with the picture’s star, Greer Garson, when she
leaned close and whispered into his ear, 'George, if you ever write me
another terrible script like this one, I’ll have the studio fire you.'
"I wonder if, after Ms. Garson won the Academy Award, she apologized."
My guess is that she didn't.
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Oh no....Patti Page the Singin' Rage! Loved her on TV!
And she was married - at different times - to Dewey Martin and Charles O'Curran (Betty Hutton's ex husband).
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Oh no....Patti Page the Singin' Rage! Loved her on TV!
And she was married - at different times - to Dewey Martin and Charles O'Curran (Betty Hutton's ex husband).
Christopher Isherwood wrote that in Hollywood the gossip was that Betty Hutton could be called a nymphomaniac - if you could slow her down.
She sounds like a young lady in my college theatre dept referred to by one and all as Sin City.
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Sad about Patti Page..although I don't think I even knew she was still alive. Lucky girl, being married to Dewey Martin. I should be so lucky.
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I like Greer Garson in BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST, but I wouldn't say I watch any movie because it stars Greer Garson.
Deb Kerr...she just never makes any kind of impression on me one way or the other.
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How can this be ASK BK DAY? This is Monday!
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How can this be ASK BK DAY? This is Monday!
That's the way I've been feeling all day.
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Ah! My internet connection is back, at least temporarily, so I would just like to say
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From DR John G:
I think you can wait on Jack Reacher until it hits DVD. Some good performances, but Tom Cruise is so flat and the direction so inept that it seems to be fighting against itself for too much of the movie. Cruise had to emote once in the movie and you could hear titters in the audience.
I don't think I even want to watch it on DVD.
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Last week we watched Harry Carry Jr in the movie that introduced him, 3 GODFATHER'S.
John Ford was Jr's godfather and did this remake to honor his good friend Harry Carry Sr who had recently passed away. Sr starred in the 1916 silent film THE THREE GODFATHER'S.
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From DR TCB:
I had never heard of pork and suaerkraut on New Year Day until I came to HHW. So if it is an American custom, it isn't known everywhere in the U.S. I like sauerkraut, so I would love to try it. I don't think I will wait until next New Year to try it.
Same here for the first part, however, I hate sauerkraut.
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SAFE AND EASY TRAVEL VIBES FOR DR GINNY & DH RICHARD!!!!
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Celery and peanut butter for lunch today.
No more chocolate till next holiday (Valentine's day).
:)
I like celery and peanut butter.
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Patti Page has died.
http://www.nbclosangeles.com/entertainment/entertainment-news/Singer-Patti-Page-Dies-at-85-185440622.html
How Much Is That Doggie In The Window?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AkLE4X-bbU
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Pimiento cheese is good on celery. No one else will probably like this, but I also like anchovies on celery.
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The Tennessee Waltz.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ek3eCbfqp0
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Red Sails In The Sunset
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RqM3uRvtmE
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Keith's favorite, Old Cape Cod
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HT2ao0rcxoA
This one is a recording with photos of Pattie throughout the years.
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Patti Page has died.
http://www.nbclosangeles.com/entertainment/entertainment-news/Singer-Patti-Page-Dies-at-85-185440622.html
That's sad. I really loved her.
Very sad. :(
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Safe Travel Vibes for DR Ginny & Richard! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~DITTO!!!~~~
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Keith's favorite, Old Cape Cod
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HT2ao0rcxoA
This one is a recording with photos of Pattie throughout the years.
That's probably my favorite, too, though "Doggie" is great.
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Pimiento cheese is good on celery. No one else will probably like this, but I also like anchovies on celery.
LOL you are correct that I won't like these.
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Keith's favorite, Old Cape Cod
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HT2ao0rcxoA
This one is a recording with photos of Pattie throughout the years.
That's probably my favorite, too, though "Doggie" is great.
It's hard to link the songsmith of "Doggie" with the writer of the beautiful score for CARNIVAL.
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Keith's favorite, Old Cape Cod
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HT2ao0rcxoA
This one is a recording with photos of Pattie throughout the years.
That's probably my favorite, too, though "Doggie" is great.
It's hard to link the songsmith of "Doggie" with the writer of the beautiful score for CARNIVAL.
But it is easier to link the same songsmith with "Prettybelle" and "Breakfast at Tiffany's." ("Clam dip/Don't want that damn dip." Or whatever the lyrics are.)
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Newark! Our departure from Dayton was almost an hour late, but we're at our London gate in plenty of time.
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DR Ginny, have fun in Londres. Can you call some friends and tell them howdy from me?
DR Elmore, these first few days, before we go to Norwich, our time really isn't our own. If you'll email me the details, I can probably make some calls when we're back in London the week of the 14th.
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Sorry to hear about Patti Page.
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Ah! My internet connection is back, at least temporarily, so I would just like to say
LOL
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Ocean flight vibes for DR GINNY & Co.
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My question for ASK BK Day - although it may be answered in one of the Kritzer books -
Did you ever buy a dime store goldfish? What was its eventual destiny?
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Bye, again, and thanks so much for all the vibes!
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Bye, again, and thanks so much for all the vibes!
Have fun!
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Hello! I guess it's too late to send travel vibes to DR Ginny and Richard, but I'll send them anyway!
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Have a wonderful vacation, DR Ginny and husband!
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My question for ASK BK Day - although it may be answered in one of the Kritzer books -
Did you ever buy a dime store goldfish? What was its eventual destiny?
I bought so many tropical fish from dime stores!
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I think we have a new character for the Cell Block in CHICAGO. This Arizona woman is on trial for killing her boyfriend by stabbing him 27 times and then shooting him. She is claiming self-defense. "He had it comin'!"
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It's 23 degrees and I have to go back to work.
7 more years until retirement (unless I win the lottery).
Keep buying those tickets, Ben.
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Celery and peanut butter for lunch today.
No more chocolate till next holiday (Valentine's day).
:)
What about Martin Luther King's Birthday. When it come to chocolate; do not forget any holiday.
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BK, thank you. I'll start with Hollywood High and Historical Society. Order forthcoming.
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Keith's favorite, Old Cape Cod
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HT2ao0rcxoA
This one is a recording with photos of Pattie throughout the years.
That's probably my favorite, too, though "Doggie" is great.
It's hard to link the songsmith of "Doggie" with the writer of the beautiful score for CARNIVAL.
LOL
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Newark! Our departure from Dayton was almost an hour late, but we're at our London gate in plenty of time.
Great!!!
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I thought pbs.org might have the Broadway show, but there's only an excerpt. Each episode of Downton Abbey will be shown in its entirety after it airs.
I really enjoyed the Marvin Hamlisch special, ONE SINGULAR SENSATION!. For an actress who seems so relaxed on stage, Audra McDonald seemed rather uptight hosting the special. That current Annie (Lillia Crawford) is certainly a little dynamo.
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The woman who painted the wonderful photos of Sherlock did this Christmas card in 2010 & posted it on facebook. Since then it has traveled the word and been liked by over 1,12362 8)
(https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/407539_4535600300457_1621249823_n.jpg)
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It is six degrees this morning.....so I think I will stay indoors today.
I read BELOVED INFIDEL.....and saw the movie once when Rona Barrett's name was attached to an afternoon movie series....and in one segment she did a Movie Star Update that was interesting.
Yes these FOX movies look very distinctive.....I like Deborah Kerr....but I don't LOVE her....something about her face is strange....and her figure was never played up in any way other than ordinary.....or didn't seem to be....but she is fine.....
I feel the same way about Deborah Kerr, DR Jrand62.
But I still like her better than Miss Greer Garson in most instances.
Oh, I don't know. You can't beat Greer Garson in RANDOM HARVEST.
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Good morning, all! Jan 2 has landed, the emails and phone calls have begun, and I had lots of business ro attend to this morning. Thank God nothing is too urgent, but the Man from Philadelphia likes to send long emails.
Today, I have some banking - my union pension has now kicked in - and a trip to the post office. Also, a couple of emails.
I fell in love with Deborah Kerr at the age of ten when I saw THE KING & I. I think she's wonderful in it and THE INNOCENTS. As to the overrated Greer Garson, who stinks as Lizzie Bennett and Mrs Miniver, I'm better.
Are you sure Deborah Kerr was only ten when she did THE KING AND I? How old would that have made Marni?
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DR TCB, in answer to your question of last evening, I'll be working the corner across from yours.
Oh good. Then we can do lunch and pay for it with nickels.
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It is six degrees this morning.....so I think I will stay indoors today.
I read BELOVED INFIDEL.....and saw the movie once when Rona Barrett's name was attached to an afternoon movie series....and in one segment she did a Movie Star Update that was interesting.
Yes these FOX movies look very distinctive.....I like Deborah Kerr....but I don't LOVE her....something about her face is strange....and her figure was never played up in any way other than ordinary.....or didn't seem to be....but she is fine.....
I feel the same way about Deborah Kerr, DR Jrand62.
But I still like her better than Miss Greer Garson in most instances.
Oh, I don't know. You can't beat Greer Garson in RANDOM HARVEST.
What did you use? Cudgel? Baton? Cat o' nine tails?
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DR ChasSmith, I'm not BK but I'd recommend the Adriana Hofstetter mystery series.
I concur!!
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I think we have a new character for the Cell Block in CHICAGO. This Arizona woman is on trial for killing her boyfriend by stabbing him 27 times and then shooting him. She is claiming self-defense. "He had it comin'!"
And you'd better believe that I am SO GLAD my jury duty didn't start this week!
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Page 5!
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A Question for BK...so, what do you do with all those screeners that you get?
We're supposed to destroy them, but I haven't yet, just in case I want to watch one again. They say they're watermarked in some way that can be traced.
well if you need a safe place to store them...... ;)
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DR TCB, in answer to your question of last evening, I'll be working the corner across from yours.
Oh good. Then we can do lunch and pay for it with nickels.
Lowered your rates again?
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DR Ginny, have fun in Londres. Can you call some friends and tell them howdy from me?
Liz and Phil? Just call them collect.
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I am hoping that Vixdad will take me to Miller Ale house for dinner - the special today is Lobster
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Sad about Patti Page..although I don't think I even knew she was still alive. Lucky girl, being married to Dewey Martin. I should be so lucky.
He was born in 1923! Isn't he a little young for you, Mike?
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I have to go on a high protein no carb diet tomorrow in preparation for my PET scan on Friday
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Ginny - I hope you enjoy England I am so jealous!!
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Pimiento cheese is good on celery. No one else will probably like this, but I also like anchovies on celery.
Count me as Yes on pimento chesse, but a No on Anchovies
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Hugs and vibes, Vixmom.
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I think we have a new character for the Cell Block in CHICAGO. This Arizona woman is on trial for killing her boyfriend by stabbing him 27 times and then shooting him. She is claiming self-defense. "He had it comin'!"
And you'd better believe that I am SO GLAD my jury duty didn't start this week!
They would have made you look at the photos :(
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And my time would have been tied up for WEEKS.
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The woman who painted the wonderful photos of Sherlock did this Christmas card in 2010 & posted it on facebook. Since then it has traveled the word and been liked by over 1,12362 8)
Lovely! Jane, could you give me that web address for buying those Sherlock photos?
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DR TCB, in answer to your question of last evening, I'll be working the corner across from yours.
Oh good. Then we can do lunch and pay for it with nickels.
Lowered your rates again?
Yes, but unlike you, I don't take food stamps.
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Hugs and vibes, Vixmom.
thank you Laura!!
How is your dear sister these days?
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She is doing well. We had a nice long telephonic visit yesterday.
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I have to go on a high protein no carb diet tomorrow in preparation for my PET scan on Friday
Why do you have to diet, just because your dog is having a scan?
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My question for ASK BK Day - although it may be answered in one of the Kritzer books -
Did you ever buy a dime store goldfish? What was its eventual destiny?
No, but we did buy a goldfish at a grammar school fair once - it died rather quickly as I recall. To which I said, "What is it, fish?"
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What a fun day this has been. I wrote five pages and then at noon I met the Staitman family and Jenna and her mom at the Daily Grill, where I had a BLT-A and cole slaw - so nice diet lunch. Then we had our rehearsal, which, for a first rehearsal, was really good. After our regular singers (I'll go into detail in the notes), Hal Linden came and he is going to bring down the house with his Rothschilds number - it's so wordy, but he's really got it down. I just adore this man.
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The woman who painted the wonderful photos of Sherlock did this Christmas card in 2010 & posted it on facebook. Since then it has traveled the word and been liked by over 1,12362 8)
Lovely! Jane, could you give me that web address for buying those Sherlock photos?
She only has the one, Christmas, design of Sherlock. The others are various Berners. I'm guessing this Christmas one was of her own dog-I forgot to ask.
Liane's website is http://www.lianeweyers.com/ and currently opens to Sherlock. From the website of her work you can link to the stores. I got me a women's Sherlock Christmas shirt from http://www.zazzle.com/lianeweyers that is very soft & comfortable so I plan to get another one with one of my friend's dog on it.
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HURRAH!! Vixdad IS going to take me out to eat!!
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Then I rushed over to the mail place and picked up one package that contained a Blu and Ray of Looper, which I'll probably watch this evening, and The Hedgehog DVD, which Jeanne recommended. But first, I want to write at least two or three more pages - best of all, when I do, I'll have already finished chapter one and begun chapter two. I love that!
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She is doing well. We had a nice long telephonic visit yesterday.
Iam so glad to hear this - I keep her in my prayers
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:-* ;)
I have to go on a high protein no carb diet tomorrow in preparation for my PET scan on Friday
Why do you have to diet, just because your dog is having a scan?
:D :-*
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Thank you, Vixmom.
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This is the shirt I plan to get.
(http://rlv.zcache.com/hush_puppy_t_shirts-r5567cae313274c13a6320df4a00c858e_f0czy_512.jpg?bg=FFFFFF)
I'm deciding between the pic on the shirt or this one.
(http://static.squarespace.com/static/503d0559e4b0344ab347196e/503d0559e4b0344ab3471975/503d0678e4b0344ab3471c90/1346176632461/LullabyBerner_WM_web.jpg?format=750w)
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BLT andf coleslaw is diet food? cool
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This is the shirt I plan to get.
(http://rlv.zcache.com/hush_puppy_t_shirts-r5567cae313274c13a6320df4a00c858e_f0czy_512.jpg?bg=FFFFFF)
I'm deciding between the pic on the shirt or this one.
(http://static.squarespace.com/static/503d0559e4b0344ab347196e/503d0559e4b0344ab3471975/503d0678e4b0344ab3471c90/1346176632461/LullabyBerner_WM_web.jpg?format=750w)
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaw.
I like #2 best
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There is a History channel program about Odysseus on the TV - the narrator just said that Odysseus needed to get back to Ithaca....I had no idea he was a native New Yorker!!
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;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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jest waiting on Vixdad to get ready
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do I want my lobster broiled and stuffed with crab or boiled and unstuffed...... hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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decisions decisions....
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Is lobster diet food?
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Is melted butter diet food?
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I wish i could see Hal Linden at Kritzerland
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BK will you ever bring your Kritzerland series to NY?
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BK will you ever bring your Kritzerland series to DVD?
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BK have any of the Kritzerland reviews been videotaped for posterity?
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Its ask BK day and Ah haz questions!
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Is this goinging to be a all Vixmom page?
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Ginny - I hope you enjoy England I am so jealous!!
Well, DR Vixmom, we're still in Newark. They got us all on the plane and discovered an HVAC malfunction, which they tried to fix while we waited. They finally decided that the plane could not go to London tonight, so we're now at another gate waiting for a replacement. Richard has gone to find us something to eat.
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At least that will make it easy for everyone to skip over without fear of missing anything good
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Ginny - I hope you enjoy England I am so jealous!!
Well, DR Vixmom, we're still in Newark. They got us all on the plane and discovered an HVAC malfunction, which they tried to fix while we waited. They finally decided that the plane could not go to London tonight, so we're now at another gate waiting for a replacement. Richard has gone to find us something to eat.
OH NO!!!! NEW PLANE AND SAFE AND UNEVENTUL TRAVEL VIBES FOR GINNY AND RICHARD!!!!
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Wave when you fly over Long Island
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We are off to Millers Ale Hous e--- I will keep an eye onthe skies for Ginny & Richard
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There is a History channel program about Odysseus on the TV - the narrator just said that Odysseus needed to get back to Ithaca....I had no idea he was a native New Yorker!!
Yes, he moved from Athens, Georgia.
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Maybe I should get them in different colors. The bottom photo is of my friend in the Netherlands dog when he was a pup. Now that he is all grown up he is one good looking dog. If we could have one just like him I doubt we could refuse. He had two "flaws" (like Sherlock's blue eye was a "flaw") or he would have been a show dog.
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We are off to Millers Ale Hous e--- I will keep an eye onthe skies for Ginny & Richard
You'll probably be home by the time we get out of here...
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She is doing well. We had a nice long telephonic visit yesterday.
:)
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aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaw.
I like #2 best
I do too but the shape of #1 looks very nice on a shirt.
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We are off to Millers Ale Hous e--- I will keep an eye onthe skies for Ginny & Richard
You'll probably be home by the time we get out of here...
:( Somehow I missed the post where you were stranded. Sorry.
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aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaw.
I like #2 best
I do too but the shape of #1 looks very nice on a shirt.
I think they are both cute.
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VIBES A REPLACEMENT PLANE IS SOON FOUND!!!!
SAFE TRAVELS!!!
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Darn, I never noticed the shirts came in different colors. The Sherlock Christmas one would have been really pretty in the red or green vs the black.
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Just ate two-thirds of a head of iceberg lettuce with a couple of tablespoons of Thousand.
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Toward the end it needed just a little more Thousand, but I was good and resisted the strong urge to add more.
Of course, now I'll probably eat something totally ridiculous...
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Boy, I hate that kind of delay on take-off. VIBES for a speedy replacement aircraft for DR Ginny & Co.
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The new plane is at the gate and as soon as it's cleaned and "recatered" we'll try again.
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There was some cockamamie thing on my flight from Burbank to JFK in October -- some light came on the panel, something they're required to check out. Fortunately, all it took was a mechanic's sign-off and I think the delay was less than an hour. I still got back home in time for
Bitch Hurricane Sandy!
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Almost time to settle in to BELOVED INFIDEL.
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Gonna sign off and hope for the best - keep the vibes comin'
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Gonna sign off and hope for the best - keep the vibes comin'
You got them!
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Have to start learning two shows that I've only had the most passing familiarity with: ADRIFT IN MACAO and BARNUM.
I'll be playing one of the keyboards in ADRIFT (maybe even piano/conduct if the director of the show, who's wearing a few hats, decides not to play). It's being done by our best local theater. and should be a nice little production.
BARNUM is a high school's spring musical. These people do an exceptionally fine job for a high school, with full orchestra, etc., but they often hire me or another pianist for various things because they never quite have the student talent quite up to doing that stuff. BARNUM calls for two pianos, and the book doesn't split the parts -- it just tells you in fine print who should be playing and when. I'm presuming that when both are playing, they play the same music, which probably lends it the unique sort of ragtime- or honkytonk-ish circus-y sound. You can see how much I know about it so far. So anyhoo, time to get studying.
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Gonna sign off and hope for the best - keep the vibes comin'
You got them!
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Bon Voyage!!!
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Have to start learning two shows that I've only had the most passing familiarity with: ADRIFT IN MACAO and BARNUM.
I'll be playing one of the keyboards in ADRIFT (maybe even piano/conduct if the director of the show, who's wearing two hats, decides not to play). It's being done by our best local theater. and should be a nice little production.
BARNUM is a high school's spring musical. These people do an exceptionally fine job for a high school, with full orchestra, etc., but they often hire me or another pianist for various things because they never quite have the student talent quite up to doing that stuff. BARNUM calls for two pianos, and the book doesn't split the parts -- it just tells you in fine print who should be playing and when. I'm presuming that when both are playing, they play the same music, which probably lends it the unique sort of ragtime- or honkytonk-ish circus-y sound. You can see how much I know about it so far. So anyhoo, time to get studying.
In the original Broadway production the two pianists were in boxes on both sides of the stage. The great Karen Gustafson was one of them. I think the other was Ted Kocialek. I loved that production. The orchestrations were supposed to be by Hershy Kay, who had an ironclad contract. He was dying, the work was unacceptable and the score was orchestrated in a rush by a number of people like: Larry Fallon, and I forget who else now. I remember running into Karen and hearing all about the mess.
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ One Mo' Time! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Have to start learning two shows that I've only had the most passing familiarity with: ADRIFT IN MACAO and BARNUM.
I'll be playing one of the keyboards in ADRIFT (maybe even piano/conduct if the director of the show, who's wearing a few hats, decides not to play). It's being done by our best local theater. and should be a nice little production.
BARNUM is a high school's spring musical. These people do an exceptionally fine job for a high school, with full orchestra, etc., but they often hire me or another pianist for various things because they never quite have the student talent quite up to doing that stuff. BARNUM calls for two pianos, and the book doesn't split the parts -- it just tells you in fine print who should be playing and when. I'm presuming that when both are playing, they play the same music, which probably lends it the unique sort of ragtime- or honkytonk-ish circus-y sound. You can see how much I know about it so far. So anyhoo, time to get studying.
I loved BARNUM. I am so glad that I saw Jim Dale do it on Broadway. Although most of the circus stuff is pretty easy for any group to stage, I will be interested how a high school actor is supposed to do the tightrope walking at the end of Act I.
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Just ate two-thirds of a head of iceberg lettuce with a couple of tablespoons of Thousand.
That's nutritious, not. :)
I haven't eaten a salad like that in years and years. It sounds good.
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The new plane is at the gate and as soon as it's cleaned and "recatered" we'll try again.
GOOD LUCK!!!
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BLT andf coleslaw is diet food? cool
Hold the bread and it is.
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The new plane is at the gate and as soon as it's cleaned and "recatered" we'll try again.
GOOD LUCK!!!
I hope they contacted whereever they are staying in England, that they would be a late arrival.
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Have to start learning two shows that I've only had the most passing familiarity with: ADRIFT IN MACAO and BARNUM.
I'll be playing one of the keyboards in ADRIFT (maybe even piano/conduct if the director of the show, who's wearing a few hats, decides not to play). It's being done by our best local theater. and should be a nice little production.
BARNUM is a high school's spring musical. These people do an exceptionally fine job for a high school, with full orchestra, etc., but they often hire me or another pianist for various things because they never quite have the student talent quite up to doing that stuff. BARNUM calls for two pianos, and the book doesn't split the parts -- it just tells you in fine print who should be playing and when. I'm presuming that when both are playing, they play the same music, which probably lends it the unique sort of ragtime- or honkytonk-ish circus-y sound. You can see how much I know about it so far. So anyhoo, time to get studying.
I loved BARNUM. I am so glad that I saw Jim Dale do it on Broadway. Although most of the circus stuff is pretty easy for any group to stage, I will be interested how a high school actor is supposed to do the tightrope walking at the end of Act I.
I love Barnum, too. I saw Harvey Evans do it on tour, and he's someone I've always enjoyed. Someone posted the following about Harvey on Facebook today. It's good advice for the kid who'll be playing Barnum:
Harvey Evans stood by in this show for Jim Dale. I love Harvey because he's really a connsumate pro. Anyway, when we were conversing he mentioned how one part of the show had the star walking a tightrope, and when Harvey had to go on for the first time he said that he just looked in the mirror backstage and said - "Now Harvey - we're not gonna make a problem of this, are we?". And he didn't and it went flawlessly. You just gotta love that kind of work ethic.
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Is melted butter diet food?
Yes, ma'am. At least if you want low-carb.
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Engelbert Humperdinck Tony Orlando took over the lead, either on Broadway or on tour, and he talked on one of the talk shows at the time, about the amount of time he had to spend at the Ringling Brothers school learning to walk that damn tightrope.
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From Deborah Kerr to Greer Garson and now on to Susan Hayward in "I'll Cry Tomorrow," tonight's weepie.
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Susan Hayward was terrific in "I'll Cry Tomorrow".
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Sherlock's brother has been very sick with a kidney condition. They are waiting for the results of a biopsy and Boz could use some excellent vibes.
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! ! ! ! ! GET OFF THE GROUND VIBES FOR DR GINNY AND DH RICHARD. ! ! ! ! !
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Susan Hayward was terrific in "I'll Cry Tomorrow".
Yes, she is. I''m surprised I've never seen this before. And I loved Lillian Roth on the recording of "I Can Get It for You Wholesale" and "70, Girls, 70."
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* * * * * HEALTHY KIDNEY VIBES TO SHERLOCK'S BROTHER BOZ * * * * *
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* * * * * HEALTHY KIDNEY VIBES TO SHERLOCK'S BROTHER BOZ * * * * *
I'll second that.
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Engelbert Humperdinck took over the lead, either on Broadway or on tour, and he talked on one of the talk shows at the time, about the amount of time he had to spend at the Ringling Brothers school learning to walk that damn tightrope.
Humperdinck? You mean Tony Orlando, right?
Loved, loved, loved Jim Dale in BARNUM! I second-acted that show a number of times during his run (even though his best numbers were in the first act.)
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From Deborah Kerr to Greer Garson and now on to Susan Hayward in "I'll Cry Tomorrow," tonight's weepie.
I would think that something starring later Irene Dunn would complete that trifecta.
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Thank you DR's Dan (the Man) and John G.
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'night
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There is a History channel program about Odysseus on the TV - the narrator just said that Odysseus needed to get back to Ithaca....I had no idea he was a native New Yorker!!
Yes, he moved from Athens, Georgia.
AH!! That explains it!
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Sherlock's brother has been very sick with a kidney condition. They are waiting for the results of a biopsy and Boz could use some excellent vibes.
Health vibes to DD Sherlock's brother Boz!
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I had no idea there was a musical about our Mikey! Maybe I will need to drive up to CT to see it
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EXCELLENT TRAVELING VIBES FOR GINNY & RICHARD
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HEALTH VIBES FOR BOZ
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From Deborah Kerr to Greer Garson and now on to Susan Hayward in "I'll Cry Tomorrow," tonight's weepie.
I would think that something starring later Irene Dunn would complete that trifecta.
LOL!
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Engelbert Humperdinck took over the lead, either on Broadway or on tour, and he talked on one of the talk shows at the time, about the amount of time he had to spend at the Ringling Brothers school learning to walk that damn tightrope.
Humperdinck? You mean Tony Orlando, right?
Loved, loved, loved Jim Dale in BARNUM! I second-acted that show a number of times during his run (even though his best numbers were in the first act.)
Yes, of course, that is who I meant.
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I went with with the broiled stuffed whole lobster - the stuffing was crab & shrimp , not too much breading and a touch of hot spice
very good
I had lots and lots of melted butter so I should lose lots o'weight with all that diet food :)
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I had no idea there was a musical about our Mikey! Maybe I will need to drive up to CT to see it
Yep, that is our Mikey. Walking a tightrope between the two women he thinks he loves.
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I had no idea there was a musical about our Mikey! Maybe I will need to drive up to CT to see it
Yep, that is our Mikey. Walking a tightrope between the two women he thinks he loves.
are these the ladies in question?
(http://chandrakantha.com/articles/indian_music/nritya/nritya_media/bollywood_dance2.jpg)
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I had no idea there was a musical about our Mikey! Maybe I will need to drive up to CT to see it
Yep, that is our Mikey. Walking a tightrope between the two women he thinks he loves.
Wait a minute. Jenny Lind, born 1820. It might be Mikey.
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Keith's favorite, Old Cape Cod
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HT2ao0rcxoA
This one is a recording with photos of Pattie throughout the years.
That's probably my favorite, too, though "Doggie" is great.
I've always liked this song, but I'd only heard Bette Midler's version. Patti's version is very nice, too. :D
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I had no idea there was a musical about our Mikey! Maybe I will need to drive up to CT to see it
Yep, that is our Mikey. Walking a tightrope between the two women he thinks he loves.
Wait a minute. Jenny Lind, born 1820. It might be Mikey.
ROTFLOL.
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Celery and peanut butter for lunch today.
No more chocolate till next holiday (Valentine's day).
:)
What about Martin Luther King's Birthday. When it come to chocolate; do not forget any holiday.
And, of course, President's Day!
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Sherlock's brother has been very sick with a kidney condition. They are waiting for the results of a biopsy and Boz could use some excellent vibes.
~~~VIBES FOR DD BOZ!!~~~
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! ! ! ! ! GET OFF THE GROUND VIBES FOR DR GINNY AND DH RICHARD. ! ! ! ! !
~~~DITTO!!~~~
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I thought pbs.org might have the Broadway show, but there's only an excerpt. Each episode of Downton Abbey will be shown in its entirety after it airs.
I really enjoyed the Marvin Hamlisch special, ONE SINGULAR SENSATION!. For an actress who seems so relaxed on stage, Audra McDonald seemed rather uptight hosting the special. That current Annie (Lillia Crawford) is certainly a little dynamo.
Darn...I missed this. I couldn't find another broadcasting of it, either. :(
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The woman who painted the wonderful photos of Sherlock did this Christmas card in 2010 & posted it on facebook. Since then it has traveled the word and been liked by over 1,12362 8)
(https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/407539_4535600300457_1621249823_n.jpg)
That's a beautiful image!
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Have to start learning two shows that I've only had the most passing familiarity with: ADRIFT IN MACAO and BARNUM.
I'll be playing one of the keyboards in ADRIFT (maybe even piano/conduct if the director of the show, who's wearing a few hats, decides not to play). It's being done by our best local theater. and should be a nice little production.
BARNUM is a high school's spring musical. These people do an exceptionally fine job for a high school, with full orchestra, etc., but they often hire me or another pianist for various things because they never quite have the student talent quite up to doing that stuff. BARNUM calls for two pianos, and the book doesn't split the parts -- it just tells you in fine print who should be playing and when. I'm presuming that when both are playing, they play the same music, which probably lends it the unique sort of ragtime- or honkytonk-ish circus-y sound. You can see how much I know about it so far. So anyhoo, time to get studying.
I loved BARNUM. I am so glad that I saw Jim Dale do it on Broadway. Although most of the circus stuff is pretty easy for any group to stage, I will be interested how a high school actor is supposed to do the tightrope walking at the end of Act I.
I love Barnum, too. I saw Harvey Evans do it on tour, and he's someone I've always enjoyed. Someone posted the following about Harvey on Facebook today. It's good advice for the kid who'll be playing Barnum:
Harvey Evans stood by in this show for Jim Dale. I love Harvey because he's really a connsumate pro. Anyway, when we were conversing he mentioned how one part of the show had the star walking a tightrope, and when Harvey had to go on for the first time he said that he just looked in the mirror backstage and said - "Now Harvey - we're not gonna make a problem of this, are we?". And he didn't and it went flawlessly. You just gotta love that kind of work ethic.
I saw BARNUM when it played the Pantages in Los Angeles with Jim Dale.
Glenn Close was also in the cast, but the night we saw it, her understudy went on.
Honestly, aside from the fact that I saw it, I don't remember a thing about the show.
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I thought pbs.org might have the Broadway show, but there's only an excerpt. Each episode of Downton Abbey will be shown in its entirety after it airs.
I really enjoyed the Marvin Hamlisch special, ONE SINGULAR SENSATION!. For an actress who seems so relaxed on stage, Audra McDonald seemed rather uptight hosting the special. That current Annie (Lillia Crawford) is certainly a little dynamo.
Darn...I missed this. I couldn't find another broadcasting of it, either. :(
Here's a link to the full show:
http://www.playbill.com/news/article/173610-THE-SCREENING-ROOM-Audra-McDonald-Megan-Hilty-Kelli-OHara-Brian-DArcy-James-Sing-Marvin-Hamlisch-Tunes-at-Lincoln-Center
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I thought pbs.org might have the Broadway show, but there's only an excerpt. Each episode of Downton Abbey will be shown in its entirety after it airs.
I really enjoyed the Marvin Hamlisch special, ONE SINGULAR SENSATION!. For an actress who seems so relaxed on stage, Audra McDonald seemed rather uptight hosting the special. That current Annie (Lillia Crawford) is certainly a little dynamo.
Darn...I missed this. I couldn't find another broadcasting of it, either. :(
Here's a link to the full show:
http://www.playbill.com/news/article/173610-THE-SCREENING-ROOM-Audra-McDonald-Megan-Hilty-Kelli-OHara-Brian-DArcy-James-Sing-Marvin-Hamlisch-Tunes-at-Lincoln-Center
Thanks, John!! ;D
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Well, time for me to head home.
Until later.
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I had no idea there was a musical about our Mikey! Maybe I will need to drive up to CT to see it
Yep, that is our Mikey. Walking a tightrope between the two women he thinks he loves.
are these the ladies in question?
(http://chandrakantha.com/articles/indian_music/nritya/nritya_media/bollywood_dance2.jpg)
Good girl, Vixmom!
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Many vibes for Boz the dog!!!!!!!
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I am thoroughly enjoying "I'll Cry Tomorrow."
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Celery and peanut butter for lunch today.
No more chocolate till next holiday (Valentine's day).
:)
What about Martin Luther King's Birthday. When it come to chocolate; do not forget any holiday.
And, of course, President's Day!
But that, of course, comes after Valentine's Day.
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Well, my work here is done.
G'night!
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Celery and peanut butter for lunch today.
No more chocolate till next holiday (Valentine's day).
:)
What about Martin Luther King's Birthday. When it come to chocolate; do not forget any holiday.
And, of course, President's Day!
But that, of course, comes after Valentine's Day.
There's also Sweet Thursday, a day I like to celebrate before I celebrate Friday and after I celebrate Wednesday.
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Celery and peanut butter for lunch today.
No more chocolate till next holiday (Valentine's day).
:)
What about Martin Luther King's Birthday. When it come to chocolate; do not forget any holiday.
And, of course, President's Day!
But that, of course, comes after Valentine's Day.
There's also Sweet Thursday, a day I like to celebrate before I celebrate Friday and after I celebrate Wednesday.
I like the way you think, sir!!
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Celery and peanut butter for lunch today.
No more chocolate till next holiday (Valentine's day).
:)
What about Martin Luther King's Birthday. When it come to chocolate; do not forget any holiday.
And, of course, President's Day!
But that, of course, comes after Valentine's Day.
There's also Sweet Thursday, a day I like to celebrate before I celebrate Friday and after I celebrate Wednesday.
I like the way you think, sir!!
Every day is worth celebrating. And chocolate is the least of the ways to do that.
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Do I hear Dr. Atkins calling my name?
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Just watched the first half of BELOVED INFIDEL, which I'm really enjoying, and started nodding off, so I came upstairs to do a few things and get a second wind. I don't think the wind is a keeper, so I might cut my losses and finish the movie tomorrow.
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Good night, all.
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Vixmom - I have always had in the back of my head to bring the Kritzerland shows to NY - obviously not once a month, but maybe one every couple of months. The problem is I have no time to do the prep work and need someone who can do it who's in NY and would enjoy such a thing. Right now, we are talking about bringing a show or two to Washington, perhaps to the Signature. If that works out, then it will be easy from there.
We have not videotaped or even audio taped any of the shows. For whatever reasons, I just don't want to do it, at least for now.
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Finished with my viewing - Looper - the first forty minutes gave me a big headache trying to figure out just who was doing what to whom and why, but once it kind of became clear (in its way) then it was enjoyable on a certain level. Now I'm going out to use the ATM and then coming back to maybe write one more page - I've done ten already today so I'm fine if I don't do any more.
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Vixmom - I have always had in the back of my head to bring the Kritzerland shows to NY - obviously not once a month, but maybe one every couple of months. The problem is I have no time to do the prep work and need someone who can do it who's in NY and would enjoy such a thing. Right now, we are talking about bringing a show or two to Washington, perhaps to the Signature. If that works out, then it will be easy from there.
We have not videotaped or even audio taped any of the shows. For whatever reasons, I just don't want to do it, at least for now.
I am looking forward to finally being able to see a Kritzerland show they always sound like such fun
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I have just finished a marathon of Downton Abbey. I've finished Season 1 and 2 episodes of season 2. I plan to finish before the new season starts
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As a result, I'm way behind on posts....vibes to all who need them and happy whatever you're celebrating to those celebrating
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Celery and peanut butter for lunch today.
No more chocolate till next holiday (Valentine's day).
:)
What about Martin Luther King's Birthday. When it come to chocolate; do not forget any holiday.
And, of course, President's Day!
But that, of course, comes after Valentine's Day.
Oh...forgot about that. ::)
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Finished with my viewing - Looper - the first forty minutes gave me a big headache trying to figure out just who was doing what to whom and why, but once it kind of became clear (in its way) then it was enjoyable on a certain level....
According to the "Goofs (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1276104/trivia?tab=gf&)" section on IMDB:
The young Joe is right-handed, the older one played by Bruce Willis, is left-handed.
Sounds like someone really wasn't paying attention.
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I still want to see the movie, though.
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I would never take anything on the imdb, especially the "goofs" section, seriously.
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I ended up writing a little over eleven pages today - finished chapter one and am a couple of pages into chapter two and just having the best time.
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Make that a little over twelve pages - I just got inspired. :)
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I'm trying to send episode four to Broadway World. It's taking almost an hour and has fifteen minutes left.
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It's 25°F in Olympia, right now. :o