It is certainly no THE RESTLESS YEARS! That is for sure!
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And the word of the day is: EUDEMONIA!
DR MBARNUM Natalie Trundy was also in MR HOBBS TAKES A VACATION and a couple of the later PLANET OF THE APES movies, because she was married to their producer Arthur P. Jacobs, after being his girlfriend for a few years.
She is also rather infamous because at Jacobs' funeral, Warren Beatty asked her out - and she accepted.
It is only a 70 minutes long film, but it feels like I have been watching it for about 4 hours and it is still not over.
And the word of the day is: EUDEMONIA!
Kevin, BK and Sandy
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She is also rather infamous because at Jacobs' funeral, Warren Beatty asked her out - and she accepted.
DR MBARNUM Natalie Trundy was also in MR HOBBS TAKES A VACATION and a couple of the later PLANET OF THE APES movies, because she was married to their producer Arthur P. Jacobs, after being his girlfriend for a few years.
She is also rather infamous because at Jacobs' funeral, Warren Beatty asked her out - and she accepted.
Arthur Jacobs was a friend of mine. After he died suddenly, Natalie was referred to as "the merry widow".
Woke up to a covering of snow and the very cold weather is set to continue all of next week, into Easter. They are now saying it could end up as the coldest March for the UK in 100 years!
I saw Carol Channing in the Abe Burrows-David Merrick production FOUR ON A GARDEN (which went on to flop for some reason, although it looks formn my notes like it was an absolute howl to the audience I saw it with, which included Art Carney right near us and Sheila MacRae who really took time and wrote a lovely sweet note when she gave her autograph and I recall seemed amused in a good way that an 11-year-old Carol Channing fan was at a sex farce) - the show co-starred Sid Caesar and featured George S. irving. And also in it was a very charming young actor, who i see from a little "review' i wrote for a class paper at school on what we did during our school vacations, did indeed make an impression on me in a few small but I guess bit showy roles -
His name was: Tom Lee Jones!
Wow, at 6:00, a hebrew version by Hannah Maron - who had been a major stage musical comedy star in israel in the 1960's until she had a leg amputated after a grenade attack in 1970, according to wikipedia.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAPmFKUsKFo
She was able to resume her acting career a while later, and did this appearance in 1986, and did this appearance in a role that had been a triumph for her in the 1960's before the violent attack - this was obviously an emotional experience of "Hello Dolly" in hebrew.
Before it is a rendition of EVITA's Don't Cry for Me, Argentina in Hebrew. very nice translation, too.
Not sure if I want to go to Ford's Theater now!
Yesterday at lunch, one of our group said that he and his wife were planning on spending a week this summer at the Shakespeare Festival. Another member told him not to miss eating at Ashland's very best restaurant. I didn't think i had ever heard you mention it.
I'm pretty amazed that they actually think what I have to say will make a difference, but what the heck
I don't know that I'd go to the actual service, but afterward they are asking people to line the street from the high school to the outskirts of town. It's about 3 miles give or take. He is being buried in a nearby town. So the entire length of town will be lined with people and the 2000 flags. I think it's an amazing tribute.
I am in the air and for the first time ever on wireless! Who knew? I paid for three hours - twelve bucks
It was horrible having to get up so early today. But we had 5,000 people running, making it the largest 5K in the city. Then we poured case after case of wine for the folks crossing the finish line. It was fun, but exhausting. I came home and slept for four hours. Still feel tired.
I'm looking at the schedule for Cathy Rigby's PETER PAN in Schenectady, NY. Would like to catch that. Be more fun to go to Boston for it, but that week will be shot for me.At Proctor's Theater? Love that place. Saw a ton of shows there.
Greetings from the airport, a very small airport like Burbank, kind of. So, no real Priority line like in LA although I got right through in a minute and through security very quickly although they, unlike LA, made first class go through that nauseating scanner thing. Additionally, some goon also patted down my stomach even though I went through the scanner fine. Unbelievable.
Not sure if I want to go to Ford's Theater now!
When I was in DC years ago, there was a performance on in the theater, so we couldn't go inside.
However, we did go into the house across the street and saw the bed where Lincoln died. They still had the pillow with his blood on it, wrapped in some sort of clear material.
Reagan airport
DR Jane :(
My right shoulder has still been hurting. It doesn't really bother me. But i wake up every morning in pain. I think it's because i sleep on it. And to get out of a waterbed you have to put a lot pressure on your shoulders.
So of course today my niece smacks me as hard as she can right in my right shoulder. :)
They were giving 100g free lindt easter bunnies today. We ended up with 6 (i only got my one).
Yummy!
It's still got another two hours to go so she won't be there when it finishes. I asked her to call apple to see if its just automatically on when its finished. Haven't heard back about that but hopefully if there's anything I need to do there will be instructions
Reagan airport
Reagan airport
That is definitely a small airport
According to the tech when it's finished I should have my desktop just as it was before I shut off the computer. Please send your strongest most excellent vibes and xylophones for the computer to be working perfectly when I get home.
LOL< you should see ours. We've got one gateReagan airport
That is definitely a small airport
As is our airport.
I cannot rememerb if I congratulated Cilla on her new phase of her career - si o in case I was remiss- BEST OF LUCK TO YOU, CILLA, IN THE ENDING OF YOUR CRIMINAL PRACTICE AND EXPANSION OF YOUR IMMIGRATION PRACTICE!!
On my Nook I have "The Tragedy of the Korosko" by Arthur Conan Doyle. From now on I'm sticking with his Sherlock Holmes books. I can't finish this.
Not sure what I will read tonight while I wait for Keith to pass me his iPad so I can get back to "Freshwater Road" by Denise Nicholas of "Room 222".
Denise and her main character have a lot in common, on the surface anyway.
(((tcb)))
just because...... :)
Vixmom, I really admire everything you are doing at the church on top of your job with such insane hours. Thank you for being such a wonderful caring person
Barbra Streisand was the only good thing in the film version. The four secondary leads were horrible, although, at least, Danny Lockin and EJ Peaker were cute in their roles.
I'm glad you are home safely, BK. And happy that the computer changes seem to be a success!
Yeah, she took a red-eye hit in every shot. I wonder why!