Will we never get to page fifty?
Will have to think about the TOD. Especially the food one. I can, however, say I miss Roquefort Dressing for all of those who indulge. I don't happen to be one of them, though I often wish I was. It's a wonderful name and, I'm sure, a wonderful culinary tradition. I've even checked in the supermarkets and NOTHING goes by that name any more. Isn't that insane? How does such a classy name disappear like that?
Here's a question right back at BK: Is "Roquefort" but a memory at all of the jernts you frequent nowadays? At Musso and Frank? How about Joe Allen? I think it needs to be brought back, by a restaurateur who can listen to reason, and who gets it.
And the word of the day is: IDIOPATHIC!
BK,
I totally agree with you about the show last night. BORING!
However, I did enjoy the numbers from LES MISERABLES and CHICAGO.
Much of the humor was in bad taste...and, worst of all, not amusing.
The funniest line of the night was Daniel Day-Lewis' Margaret Thatcher quip.
How was the party on Saturday night DR MATTHEW?
George - I don't suppose you would have happened to have recorded the Oscars?
I gave up on the Oscars at about 10:00, right after Anne picked up her award. I didn't think it was a horrible show but there wasn't enough going on that warranted missing a good night's sleep before a Monday. While I found a good deal of Seth McFarland's material funny (the Von Trapp Family bit actually made me laugh out loud), I don't understand why he needed to occasionally go so tasteless. He also has a wide misogynistic streak.
I agree with BK that the highlight of the evening was Shirley Bassey knocking "Goldfinger" out of the park. And yet, who gets a standing ovation?--Jennifer Hudson with her overamplified, autotuned and underwhelming "And I Am Telling You". Feh!
Low point (aside from the Lincoln joke) was Paul Rudd and Mary McCarthy doing God-knows-what they think they were doing. I agree with Rex Reed on McCarthy--the woman's only schtick is her weight.
I just wish people would dress up more today.....
NEWS FLASH: THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A PAIR OF DRESS JEANS. JEANS ARE NOT APPROPRIATE FOR WEDDINGS OR FUNERALS.....JUST BARELY APPROPRIATE FOR GRADUATIONS AND EVENINGS AT THE THEATRE!!!
I just wish people would dress up more today.....
NEWS FLASH: THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A PAIR OF DRESS JEANS. JEANS ARE NOT APPROPRIATE FOR WEDDINGS OR FUNERALS.....JUST BARELY APPROPRIATE FOR GRADUATIONS AND EVENINGS AT THE THEATRE!!!
Very much agree with you DR Jrand62. Wanting to dress casually is usually just an excuse to dress scruffily.
I am scruff.I just wish people would dress up more today.....
NEWS FLASH: THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A PAIR OF DRESS JEANS. JEANS ARE NOT APPROPRIATE FOR WEDDINGS OR FUNERALS.....JUST BARELY APPROPRIATE FOR GRADUATIONS AND EVENINGS AT THE THEATRE!!!
Very much agree with you DR Jrand62. Wanting to dress casually is usually just an excuse to dress scruffily.
I'll throw my vote in with this one, too, even though I'm probably as guilty of scruff as anyone.
BK,
I totally agree with you about the show last night. BORING!
However, I did enjoy the numbers from LES MISERABLES and CHICAGO.
Much of the humor was in bad taste...and, worst of all, not amusing.
The funniest line of the night was Daniel Day-Lewis' Margaret Thatcher quip.
Was a number from "Chicago" really necessary?
We should now be back to normal.
Of course, one very good thing about last night's Oscars was that they DIDN'T do the tributes to the best actors and actresses as they announced those winners. That idea was a pretty bad one.
George - I don't suppose you would have happened to have recorded the Oscars?
George - I don't suppose you would have happened to have recorded the Oscars?
DR Vixmom, I'm not sure where, but I heard this morning that the entire broadcast is available for viewing on the web.
Just heard from Dolores' son that she had a full hip replacement this afternoon and that the surgery went well. He hasn't seen his mom yet. I would imagine she's still under the affect of the anesthesia.
Family news on Facebook this morning: our nephew Chris (the Air Force helicopter pilot) is engaged!
JULIANA HANSEN – LIVE AT STERLING’S UPSTAIRS AT THE FEDERAL
fortunaltey the Vixter rtereived the laptop from my lap befpore it fell to the floor
I need to drive to the ends of the earth today - I haz received a grand jury summons
Vibes they don't want me -
Nope - a simple Google search tells the reason no one serves it anymore - you can thank the United States government as we can for so many stupid things: In 1999 they raised the tariff on Roquefort and other imported foods from Europe 100% because Europe refused to buy hormone injected beef from the US. End of Roquefort dressing because a pound of Roquefort cheese costs around fifty bucks to get here. Bravo US. Perhaps they should think about reversing the tariff. There also seems to be some question whether restaurants actually used real Roquefort cheese, but I'm here to tell you they did. There was a big difference between Bleu and Roquefort.
Family news on Facebook this morning: our nephew Chris (the Air Force helicopter pilot) is engaged!
I agree with BK that the highlight of the evening was Shirley Bassey knocking "Goldfinger" out of the park. And yet, who gets a standing ovation?--Jennifer Hudson with her overamplified, autotuned and underwhelming "And I Am Telling You". Feh!
Just heard from Dolores' son that she had a full hip replacement this afternoon and that the surgery went well. He hasn't seen his mom yet. I would imagine she's still under the affect of the anesthesia.
We should now be back to normal.
DR Jane I agree aout Stacey Keibler and Sandra Bullock's dresses. Very pretty. I also thought Jennifer Garner and Jennifer Lawrence both looked stunning.
Just heard from Dolores' son that she had a full hip replacement this afternoon and that the surgery went well. He hasn't seen his mom yet. I would imagine she's still under the affect of the anesthesia.
Food stuffs...no one seems to know how to make an old-fashioned ice cream soda anymore. Bring 'em back!
TOD: Clothing-I would like to see a return to popularity of shoes without insanely high heels. One of the actresses on the red carpet last night said she was wearing 9 inch heels. If you stepped on an uneven surface, seems like you would snap your ankle in half! I blame the porn industry for making this a requirement to look sexy. These shoes weren't made for walking!
Food stuffs...no one seems to know how to make an old-fashioned ice cream soda anymore. Bring 'em back!
I do, too.
JULIANA HANSEN – LIVE AT STERLING’S UPSTAIRS AT THE FEDERAL
I like the cover.
TOD: Clothing-I would like to see a return to popularity of shoes without insanely high heels. One of the actresses on the red carpet last night said she was wearing 9 inch heels. If you stepped on an uneven surface, seems like you would snap your ankle in half! I blame the porn industry for making this a requirement to look sexy. These shoes weren't made for walking!
Food stuffs...no one seems to know how to make an old-fashioned ice cream soda anymore. Bring 'em back!
It was just hurt, but not broken.Just heard from Dolores' son that she had a full hip replacement this afternoon and that the surgery went well. He hasn't seen his mom yet. I would imagine she's still under the affect of the anesthesia.
RECOVERY VIBES!!!
What about her hand?
Thank you to DRs JRand, George, and Jane for the congrats for our nephew! We don't know details yet, but Richard is going to call his brother (Chris' dad) this evening.And more congratulations.
It was just hurt, but not broken.Just heard from Dolores' son that she had a full hip replacement this afternoon and that the surgery went well. He hasn't seen his mom yet. I would imagine she's still under the affect of the anesthesia.
RECOVERY VIBES!!!
What about her hand?
DR CHAS SMITH did you ever frequent the Garrett Coffee House run by Terrea Lea? 923 N Fairfax......you may be too young to have gone there....
Custard pie. No one ever makes custard pies anymore.You need to come to San Antonio. Buttermilk pie, chess pie and a favorite of mine, lime chess pie are all available at numerous places around town.
I just wish people would dress up more today.....
NEWS FLASH: THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A PAIR OF DRESS JEANS. JEANS ARE NOT APPROPRIATE FOR WEDDINGS OR FUNERALS.....JUST BARELY APPROPRIATE FOR GRADUATIONS AND EVENINGS AT THE THEATRE!!!
Very much agree with you DR Jrand62. Wanting to dress casually is usually just an excuse to dress scruffily.
I'll throw my vote in with this one, too, even though I'm probably as guilty of scruff as anyone.
I am scruff.
Custard pie. No one ever makes custard pies anymore.
Custard pie. No one ever makes custard pies anymore.You need to come to San Antonio. Buttermilk pie, chess pie and a favorite of mine, lime chess pie are all available at numerous places around town.
Custard pie. No one ever makes custard pies anymore.
Not true. My Aunt Doris made one at Christmas (primarily for my cousin Butch, her first-born, but she still let me have some).
:D
I totally disagree with what BK said last night re: Kristin Chenoweth. I did not watch all of the Red Carpet on ABC. But what I saw of her I loved. Maybe she got better as the show went on. But I thought she was very sweet to the people she interviewed. She seemed to know about their movies. She made them feel comfortable.
I totally disagree with what BK said last night re: Kristin Chenoweth. I did not watch all of the Red Carpet on ABC. But what I saw of her I loved. Maybe she got better as the show went on. But I thought she was very sweet to the people she interviewed. She seemed to know about their movies. She made them feel comfortable. I loved her. I also enjoyed Lara Spencer but could have done without any other interviewers (dislike when there are so many).
I also loved Kristin's closing number. I thought she was great! I don't think it can be bad if 1 billion people now know who you are.
I went to the bagel place to get two simple onion bagels. They have EVERY kind of bagel in there - and plenty of each. But onion bagels? Not a one. I stopped going to this place because it was always like that. Perhaps they should just wise up and make nothing but onion bagels or at least make enough to last the day like they do for every other single type of bagel they sell. If you know onion sells out every day, make fifty more, make a hundred more. How stupid are these people?
I read this morning that Andy Griffith was not mentioned in the memoriam tribute, along with others. Really, who decides which actors are included and are they all too young to remember his fine movie career?
I went to the bagel place to get two simple onion bagels. They have EVERY kind of bagel in there - and plenty of each. But onion bagels? Not a one. I stopped going to this place because it was always like that. Perhaps they should just wise up and make nothing but onion bagels or at least make enough to last the day like they do for every other single type of bagel they sell. If you know onion sells out every day, make fifty more, make a hundred more. How stupid are these people?
Which bagel place? Can you call ahead to hold bagels before you go?
I read this morning that Andy Griffith was not mentioned in the memoriam tribute, along with others. Really, who decides which actors are included and are they all too young to remember his fine movie career?
The academy has a committee which goes over the lists. The claim they have to make hard choices and eliminate some folks, perhaps because they weren't as well-known for their movies as much as they are known for their TV appearances.
They tend to show a lot of folks no one "out here" has much knowledge of. Given the time factor (i.e., they always go OVER), they could include all the names without any problem. TCM Does this sort of thing SO much better!
I went to the bagel place to get two simple onion bagels. They have EVERY kind of bagel in there - and plenty of each. But onion bagels? Not a one. I stopped going to this place because it was always like that. Perhaps they should just wise up and make nothing but onion bagels or at least make enough to last the day like they do for every other single type of bagel they sell. If you know onion sells out every day, make fifty more, make a hundred more. How stupid are these people?
Which bagel place? Can you call ahead to hold bagels before you go?
Western Bagel - as far as I know they don't reserve bagels.
I read this morning that Andy Griffith was not mentioned in the memoriam tribute, along with others. Really, who decides which actors are included and are they all too young to remember his fine movie career?Sounds like they left out a lot of people, especially those who started in movies but did a lot of TV work, such as Larry Hagman and Lupe Ontiveros. They'll never get those things right, but, seriously, there are numerous places online that log which celebrities died in the preceding year. You'd think they would use something like that.
I read this morning that Andy Griffith was not mentioned in the memoriam tribute, along with others. Really, who decides which actors are included and are they all too young to remember his fine movie career?Sounds like they left out a lot of people, especially those who started in movies but did a lot of TV work, such as Larry Hagman and Lupe Ontiveros. They'll never get those things right, but, seriously, there are numerous places online that log which celebrities died in the preceding year. You'd think they would use something like that.
Custard pie. No one ever makes custard pies anymore.
Not true. My Aunt Doris made one at Christmas (primarily for my cousin Butch, her first-born, but she still let me have some).
:D
How was it?
Oddly, Johnson's frozen custard pie was rather good. When we lived in Michigan one of the markets sold a delicious custard pie and I haven't seen it since.
Emily Skinner, who was unfriending people and chastising her friends because they were snarky about the Oscars - she's surprisingly silent today, now that everyone is posting how terrible they were. Funny that.
Custard pie. No one ever makes custard pies anymore.
Not true. My Aunt Doris made one at Christmas (primarily for my cousin Butch, her first-born, but she still let me have some).
:D
How was it?
Oddly, Johnson's frozen custard pie was rather good. When we lived in Michigan one of the markets sold a delicious custard pie and I haven't seen it since.
It was good-ish. I was "off the sweets" at that time, unfortunately. Had no taste for them much. This was the gestation period for my pneumonia!
Michael Jackson was in The Wiz.
I just wish people would dress up more today.....
NEWS FLASH: THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A PAIR OF DRESS JEANS. JEANS ARE NOT APPROPRIATE FOR WEDDINGS OR FUNERALS.....JUST BARELY APPROPRIATE FOR GRADUATIONS AND EVENINGS AT THE THEATRE!!!
Very much agree with you DR Jrand62. Wanting to dress casually is usually just an excuse to dress scruffily.
Of course, one very good thing about last night's Oscars was that they DIDN'T do the tributes to the best actors and actresses as they announced those winners. That idea was a pretty bad one.
That was a real relief. I hope that idea is gone for good. It seemed very "reality TV" driven.
Last night we watched a 1958 movie we think should have been nominated for director & best film, THE BIG COUNTRY. Worthy was the best supporting actor award to Burl Ives.
There are many moments of quiet when far more is conveyed than sound, action, or words could thanks to the fine directing and the superb acting.
The flawless cast includes Gregory Peck, Jeanne Simmons, Caroll Baker, Charles Bickford, Chuck Connors, Alfonso Bedoya, and Charlton Heston. Yes, even Heston was good.
My chest is still hurting (congested). My sister gave me some Vick's vapor rub to try. Never tried it before. Hopefully the smell won't bother me. I think if it's pepperminty or like ben gay i will be fine.
I read this morning that Andy Griffith was not mentioned in the memoriam tribute, along with others. Really, who decides which actors are included and are they all too young to remember his fine movie career?Sounds like they left out a lot of people, especially those who started in movies but did a lot of TV work, such as Larry Hagman and Lupe Ontiveros. They'll never get those things right, but, seriously, there are numerous places online that log which celebrities died in the preceding year. You'd think they would use something like that.
Thank you to DRs JRand, George, and Jane for the congrats for our nephew! We don't know details yet, but Richard is going to call his brother (Chris' dad) this evening.And more congratulations.
Re: Kristen Stewart.
Well most people love her because of her Twilight role.
I think she was actually in pain last night. She said on the after show that she had cut her foot open (which was why she was hobbling).
I thought Jane Fonda looked fantastic last night.
Custard pie. No one ever makes custard pies anymore.You need to come to San Antonio. Buttermilk pie, chess pie and a favorite of mine, lime chess pie are all available at numerous places around town.
I am scruff.I just wish people would dress up more today.....
NEWS FLASH: THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A PAIR OF DRESS JEANS. JEANS ARE NOT APPROPRIATE FOR WEDDINGS OR FUNERALS.....JUST BARELY APPROPRIATE FOR GRADUATIONS AND EVENINGS AT THE THEATRE!!!
Very much agree with you DR Jrand62. Wanting to dress casually is usually just an excuse to dress scruffily.
I'll throw my vote in with this one, too, even though I'm probably as guilty of scruff as anyone.
Last night we watched a 1958 movie we think should have been nominated for director & best film, THE BIG COUNTRY. Worthy was the best supporting actor award to Burl Ives.
There are many moments of quiet when far more is conveyed than sound, action, or words could thanks to the fine directing and the superb acting.
The flawless cast includes Gregory Peck, Jeanne Simmons, Caroll Baker, Charles Bickford, Chuck Connors, Alfonso Bedoya, and Charlton Heston. Yes, even Heston was good.
It received two nominations...supporting actor and best original score.
Jerome Moross SHOULD HAVE WON for that landmark score.
Re: Kristen Stewart.
Well most people love her because of her Twilight role.
I think she was actually in pain last night. She said on the after show that she had cut her foot open (which was why she was hobbling).
Maybe she fell wearing 9" heels?
Custard pie. No one ever makes custard pies anymore.You need to come to San Antonio. Buttermilk pie, chess pie and a favorite of mine, lime chess pie are all available at numerous places around town.
What is chess pie?
Custard pie. No one ever makes custard pies anymore.
Not true. My Aunt Doris made one at Christmas (primarily for my cousin Butch, her first-born, but she still let me have some).
:D
How was it?
Oddly, Johnson's frozen custard pie was rather good. When we lived in Michigan one of the markets sold a delicious custard pie and I haven't seen it since.
I read this morning that Andy Griffith was not mentioned in the memoriam tribute, along with others. Really, who decides which actors are included and are they all too young to remember his fine movie career?Sounds like they left out a lot of people, especially those who started in movies but did a lot of TV work, such as Larry Hagman and Lupe Ontiveros. They'll never get those things right, but, seriously, there are numerous places online that log which celebrities died in the preceding year. You'd think they would use something like that.
I think that they could've shown/featured Marvin Hamlisch when Barbra started to sing, but then continued with more people for the rest of the song...just my 2¢.
Custard pie. No one ever makes custard pies anymore.You need to come to San Antonio. Buttermilk pie, chess pie and a favorite of mine, lime chess pie are all available at numerous places around town.
What is chess pie?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chess_pie
Some thoughts about last night's singing:
Shirley Bassey: I was a bit distraught that she seemed to favor only her lower register. I feared the worst....until she hit those last notes. She obviously had been "saving" her voice for the money notes. I was very glad for her. Good show!
Jennifer Hudson: I'm not fond of the arrangement, but she was powerful. Sorry many of you did not think so.
Barbra Streisand: I thought it unusual that they would linger over Marvin Hamlisch. It seemed to say he was the most important of all they managed to memorialize (to the exclusion of such folks as Andy Griffith). But...the song and the singer are so inextricably linked to Hamlisch and his Oscars for song and score ("The Way We Were") that it was more than forgivable. And Streisand has powerful pipes.
The "Les Mis" number: Loved it.
I read this morning that Andy Griffith was not mentioned in the memoriam tribute, along with others. Really, who decides which actors are included and are they all too young to remember his fine movie career?
The academy has a committee which goes over the lists. The claim they have to make hard choices and eliminate some folks, perhaps because they weren't as well-known for their movies as much as they are known for their TV appearances.
They tend to show a lot of folks no one "out here" has much knowledge of. Given the time factor (i.e., they always go OVER), they could include all the names without any problem. TCM Does this sort of thing SO much better!
Maybe they should drop it if they can't include everyone. It would be very easy to cut out a few jokes and add the extra names. It is just wrong when they leave people out.
I read this morning that Andy Griffith was not mentioned in the memoriam tribute, along with others. Really, who decides which actors are included and are they all too young to remember his fine movie career?Sounds like they left out a lot of people, especially those who started in movies but did a lot of TV work, such as Larry Hagman and Lupe Ontiveros. They'll never get those things right, but, seriously, there are numerous places online that log which celebrities died in the preceding year. You'd think they would use something like that.
And yet they included Michael Jackson when he never did a movie, not that I know of anyway.
Emily Skinner, who was unfriending people and chastising her friends because they were snarky about the Oscars - she's surprisingly silent today, now that everyone is posting how terrible they were. Funny that.
I wouldn't wear them to a funeral or a wedding though
I read this morning that Andy Griffith was not mentioned in the memoriam tribute, along with others. Really, who decides which actors are included and are they all too young to remember his fine movie career?Sounds like they left out a lot of people, especially those who started in movies but did a lot of TV work, such as Larry Hagman and Lupe Ontiveros. They'll never get those things right, but, seriously, there are numerous places online that log which celebrities died in the preceding year. You'd think they would use something like that.
I think that they could've shown/featured Marvin Hamlisch when Barbra started to sing, but then continued with more people for the rest of the song...just my 2¢.
But, if they did that, George, we wouldn't have been able to see Barbra as she sang!
Custard pie. No one ever makes custard pies anymore.
Not true. My Aunt Doris made one at Christmas (primarily for my cousin Butch, her first-born, but she still let me have some).
:D
How was it?
Oddly, Johnson's frozen custard pie was rather good. When we lived in Michigan one of the markets sold a delicious custard pie and I haven't seen it since.
I want to see Jane drive all the way to Michigan for a custard pie!
Last night I watched most the Oscars sitting in my recliner. Nicky loves to curl up on my lap when I am in the recliner. Unfortunately, I don't sit there very often because it is kind of a risky move getting from the wheelchair into the recliner,
Anyway, during the show, Nicky got up and went over to his drinking fountain on the other side of the room. He was walking back to the recliner when Cathereine Zita Jones started singing "All That Jazz." Nicky stopped in his tracks and looked up at the big screen. He must have watched about a minute before he stopped watching and came back to the chair.
I read this morning that Andy Griffith was not mentioned in the memoriam tribute, along with others. Really, who decides which actors are included and are they all too young to remember his fine movie career?
The academy has a committee which goes over the lists. The claim they have to make hard choices and eliminate some folks, perhaps because they weren't as well-known for their movies as much as they are known for their TV appearances.
They tend to show a lot of folks no one "out here" has much knowledge of. Given the time factor (i.e., they always go OVER), they could include all the names without any problem. TCM Does this sort of thing SO much better!
Maybe they should drop it if they can't include everyone. It would be very easy to cut out a few jokes and add the extra names. It is just wrong when they leave people out.
I thought the "In Memoriam' section was handled very nicely last night. I think the fact that George Clooney was asked to announce it shows that the Academy were trying to put more importance to the segment and to improve over the last few years where they have messed up.
I have never smelled it. It sounds crazy but i have never really been congested in my chest. Maybe I cannot smell too well right now because do not find Vicks to be very strong smelling.My chest is still hurting (congested). My sister gave me some Vick's vapor rub to try. Never tried it before. Hopefully the smell won't bother me. I think if it's pepperminty or like ben gay i will be fine.
You've mean you've never smelled Vick's Vapo-Rub?? It's menthol and eucalyptus, not pepperminty at all.
I don't know what Bengay smells like.
I read this morning that Andy Griffith was not mentioned in the memoriam tribute, along with others. Really, who decides which actors are included and are they all too young to remember his fine movie career?
The academy has a committee which goes over the lists. The claim they have to make hard choices and eliminate some folks, perhaps because they weren't as well-known for their movies as much as they are known for their TV appearances.
They tend to show a lot of folks no one "out here" has much knowledge of. Given the time factor (i.e., they always go OVER), they could include all the names without any problem. TCM Does this sort of thing SO much better!
I read this morning that Andy Griffith was not mentioned in the memoriam tribute, along with others. Really, who decides which actors are included and are they all too young to remember his fine movie career?
The academy has a committee which goes over the lists. The claim they have to make hard choices and eliminate some folks, perhaps because they weren't as well-known for their movies as much as they are known for their TV appearances.
They tend to show a lot of folks no one "out here" has much knowledge of. Given the time factor (i.e., they always go OVER), they could include all the names without any problem. TCM Does this sort of thing SO much better!
I read today that the family of the deceased have to campaign to have the person included, which seems highly ridiculous....and sad.
Emily Skinner, who was unfriending people and chastising her friends because they were snarky about the Oscars - she's surprisingly silent today, now that everyone is posting how terrible they were. Funny that.
How did you manage not to be unfriended ;)
I've seen some silly reasons people have unfriended other people. Over the Oscars rates with the silliest of them.
A lot of people enjoyed the Oscars last night - and a lot didn't - that's what makes the world go round
Had a fun but very difficult rehearsal today. Most of the difficult part stems from the charts, which are, in most cases, just not very good - our poor musical director has really had to work hard, but we still had a ton of problems trying to match the music to what I'd sent the singers, which sometimes differed from what I sent the pianist because it was easier to hear the vocals on what I sent to the singers - I think we got it all straightened out - when everyone's a little more together I think this is going to be a really fun show. Now, back to my movie and wacky noodles.
Well, we're waiting now to see if our Aunt Minnie accepts the offer. I just sent all of her dialogue to Ireland so her agent can show it to her. I'm hoping she says yes.That's not the plot of one of those VHS movies you watch, is it?
I've discovered that my shoulder and neck pains may be computer related, so I have to start some exercises and Joshie has a masseur for me to see.
Jane, I have discovered that one of the restaurants in town carries both custard pie and buttermilk pie.
Well, we're waiting now to see if our Aunt Minnie accepts the offer. I just sent all of her dialogue to Ireland so her agent can show it to her. I'm hoping she says yes.That's not the plot of one of those VHS movies you watch, is it?
I've discovered that my shoulder and neck pains may be computer related, so I have to start some exercises and Joshie has a masseur for me to see.
I like pie.
I like pie.
Me too
Pecan
Pecan
Hmmm, that is good too.
I like all of the above....and Key Lime
George - I don't suppose you would have happened to have recorded the Oscars?
DR Vixmom, I'm not sure where, but I heard this morning that the entire broadcast is available for viewing on the web.
Vixmom, if that's good enough for you, just let me know and I won't send a disc...but if you want a disc, let me know, too. :D
Just heard from Dolores' son that she had a full hip replacement this afternoon and that the surgery went well. He hasn't seen his mom yet. I would imagine she's still under the affect of the anesthesia.
I read this morning that Andy Griffith was not mentioned in the memoriam tribute, along with others. Really, who decides which actors are included and are they all too young to remember his fine movie career?Sounds like they left out a lot of people, especially those who started in movies but did a lot of TV work, such as Larry Hagman and Lupe Ontiveros. They'll never get those things right, but, seriously, there are numerous places online that log which celebrities died in the preceding year. You'd think they would use something like that.
And yet they included Michael Jackson when he never did a movie, not that I know of anyway.
I always enjoy the Oscars, when I watch it...however, I didn't watch it last night. I would have watched it for sure if'n I had seen more of the films that were up for awards.