Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on September 09, 2013, 12:18:00 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes put on a show, and now it is time for you to post until the show cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: PEPLUM!
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I should be sleeping and not the first person posting after Bruce
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Jennifer I just finished reading "Touch and Go"
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Ginny I thought of you yesterday while watching the Michigan game with my brother and niece.
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Morning all.
That is all.
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Good morning to all.
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Kismet is back home and was so happy to see me. There is no way I can write here to describe how I felt at that moment.
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Kismet is back home and was so happy to see me.
:) :)
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Good morning, all.
The dog story is just sickening. I'm stunned to hear the response of Animal Control. Isn't this one of the reasons they exist? What exactly is their mission?
Social media, yes, but it sounds like it's already time for a local TV news channel to get on this and interview Animal Control, someone with the police, the neighbor, and of course the owner who will not come out for it but their identity and location of the house should be apparent. You're on TV, baby. This is so typical, the aggressive killer dog owned by an aggressive uncaring idiot to match. Those stations can be very good about getting things done.
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And the word of the day is: PEPLUM!
Who doesn't like a good peplum movie now and then? I just watched Damon and Pythias a few days ago. Very entertaining.
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I know this is knee-jerk and a gross generalization, but my immediate assumption when it comes to that kind of dog owner is that they are also fiercely proud owners of not just guns but a collection of assault weapons, and they drive a Hummer.
(My apologies to the killer dog, assault weapons, and Hummer owners among us!!) :)
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:)
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Good morning.
Good morning.
Good Monday morning.
Great week ahead morning.
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I have a one inch scar on my arm from a dog bite as a child. Yet a few dog owners still don't seem to get why I think their dogs should be on a leash. Like, what's my problem, their dogs only run after cats not humans. They killed the cat next door.
Ventura is a dog town. Period. Pickup trucks and dogs.
But still 99% of dog owners do train their pets, and do use leashes.
A good owner has a good dog.
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Time for work.
Mega vibes everyone for the week.
:) ;)
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Kismet is back home and was so happy to see me. There is no way I can write here to describe how I felt at that moment.
HOORAY!!!!!!!
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I do believe I'm up for some Alfred Newman.
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Glad that Kismet is home.
Congrats to DR MATTHEW on his date.
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CD ORDERED.....even before the announcement! Ha!
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CD ordered!
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Kritzerland is proud to present a world premiere limited edition CD release:
THE PLEASURE OF HIS COMPANY
Music Composed and Conducted by Alfred Newman
Take an all-star cast (including Fred Astaire, Debbie Reynolds, Lili Palmer, Tab Hunter, Gary Merrill and Charlie Ruggles), a hit Broadway show (The Pleasure of His Company by Samuel Taylor and Cornelia Otis Skinner), a world-class director (George Seaton), and what could possibly go wrong? The answer is, in a word – nothing. The plot is a bubbly confection about a ne’er-do-well rich man named “Pogo” Poole (Astaire), who returns from his many travels to attend the wedding of his daughter Jessica (Reynolds), a debutante who hasn’t seen her father since he and her mother (Palmer) divorced. As in all bubbly confections, there are complications, misunderstandings, charm, laughs and the eventual happy ending. The Pleasure of His Company has all these in spades with an emphasis on the “pleasure.”
Hired to compose the score was the great Alfred Newman, who’d recently ended his long tenure at Twentieth Century-Fox. Newman had scored several of director George Seaton’s early films, including Chicken Every Sunday, The Big Lift, For Heaven’s Sake and Anything Can Happen, and just as Seaton had migrated from Fox to Paramount, so, too, did Newman. There he scored both The Pleasure of His Company and Seaton’s next Paramount film, The Counterfeit Traitor.
It’s hard to imagine a more luscious, melodic, beguiling and captivating romantic comedy score than what Newman delivered for The Pleasure of His Company. The score gets off to a stunning start with a great Newman theme, “Lullaby in Blue” – a theme that is the cornerstone of the score and will reappear at frequent intervals. The main secondary theme occurs soon thereafter, Newman’s Pleasure of His Company theme. There’s a wonderful theme for Astaire, a kind of “traveling music” that is infectious and fun. And there are other lovely themes along the way to the happy ending. The score is like a sparkling glass of champagne – sophisticated, lush, witty, tender and pure Newman.
This is the first CD release for The Pleasure of His Company and we present the complete score, the source music, and some demo cues, mostly in stereo from the original session masters housed in the Paramount vaults. A world premiere score release by Alfred Newman is always cause for celebration – so, pop open the champagne and be prepared to be charmed by one of the greatest film composers who ever lived.
The Pleasure of His Company is limited to 1000 copies only and is priced at $19.98, plus shipping.
CD will ship the last week of October, but preorders placed at Kritzerland usually ship one to five weeks early (we’ve been averaging four weeks). To place an order, see the cover, or hear audio samples, just visit www.kritzerland.com.
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I absolutely love Rent the musical. Seeing it with the original cast on Broadway is one of my favorite theatre memories.
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Jennifer I just finished reading "Touch and Go"
You`ll be ready for the next book! :)
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Speaking of dogs there were tons of them yesterday at 5:30pm when i went for my bike ride at the lake. Tons. There is a dog park (enclosed gate) there too. Most of them were there. But the dogs are also allowed to walk (on a leash) around the lake. There were probably 50 dogs doing that. So it made bike riding much more difficult (since you have to slow down in case the dog jumps in front of you, which they don`t do 99% of the time).
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Went to my niece`s soccer tournament yesterday. Much different game than Saturday. They were pretty bad the first day. But my niece and her friend were amazing yesterday. And their team won 5-0 and my niece scored 2 goals. They`ve been practicing track at school all last week and it showed. My niece was running across the field stopping the other team. Her coach seemed happy.
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BK that is horrible that the police and animal control do not want to act. I would definitely get a pet friendly lawyer and contact the media. I wonder if your cousin should file the police report based on HER injuries since they obviously don`t care about the pets. The attitude of the owners is appalling. I just don`t get it. Their dog killed another dog. How could they not be ashamed and horrified. And the fact that the dog was running loose. How can the police not care about that?
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TOD:
I'm not much for kid actors or kid-centric films; even as a kid I wasn't much for kid centric films. Jackie Cooper was rather amazing. Best performance: THE CHAMP. Brandon De Wilde in SHANE. Mickey Rooney was rather brilliant and any of his musicals with Judy Garland are great...of course, by then he was a teen, not a kid.
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Good morning, all! In another hour I can leave the apartment for my first round of physical therapy, and it cannot arrive soon enough. I can barely stand and keep my balance, I can hardly walk,and I cannot reach up; any attempt to raise my arms results in tremendous tugging in my groin, and I am actually most comfortable lying on my back with my head slightly elevated. Unfortunately, a turn to my left side or right side can result in a constant electric-shock pain running up and down which ever leg I am putting pressure on. And when I stand, with my cane, I never know what turn will put pressure on my left knee and I will be forced to find a chair or some other means of taking the pressure away; the other day I fell down, and I do not want that to happen in public. If the physical therapy can repair this, let's do it.
I slept terribly last night, and as a consequence, my body did not want to get out of bed. I suspect I will g back to bed as soon as I get in from my appointment.
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Monday morning greetings! I managed to stay up 'til 11 last night and slept like a rock. Have a few last minute details for tonight's opening meeting of AAUW Middletown's 2013-14 program year. Recent past-presidents keep telling me it gets easier once the year gets going...
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Vibes for DR Elmore that the physical therapy helps - just don't do/expect too much too soon...
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Good morning, all.
Physical therapy vibes for Elmore.
Happy dog home vibes for Mike.
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TOD:
Virginia Weidler in "The Philadelphia Story"
Jodie Foster in "Taxi Driver"
Brandon De Wilde in "Shane"
Peter Billingsley in "A Christmas Story"
Zelda Harris in "Crooklyn"
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Jennifer I just finished reading "Touch and Go"
You`ll be ready for the next book! :)
Yup though I have a ton of books to read first.
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Speaking of dogs there were tons of them yesterday at 5:30pm when i went for my bike ride at the lake. Tons. There is a dog park (enclosed gate) there too. Most of them were there. But the dogs are also allowed to walk (on a leash) around the lake. There were probably 50 dogs doing that. So it made bike riding much more difficult (since you have to slow down in case the dog jumps in front of you, which they don`t do 99% of the time).
You are smart to watch for jumping dogs. Echo was one of those but I would say "leave" before she jumped and she would be fine, even off leash. One must be diligent about their dogs faults to prevent problems.
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Went to my niece`s soccer tournament yesterday. Much different game than Saturday. They were pretty bad the first day. But my niece and her friend were amazing yesterday. And their team won 5-0 and my niece scored 2 goals. They`ve been practicing track at school all last week and it showed. My niece was running across the field stopping the other team. Her coach seemed happy.
:)
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Hello Everyone:
Prayers to De De and justice for Casey!
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HUGS AND MEGA VIBES FOR DR ELMORE!!!!
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DR Mike,
So Glad that Kismet is home with you! :) :) :)
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TOD:
Shirley Temple, (The Little Princess)
Jerry Mathers, (Leave it to Beaver)
Ricky Nelson
Paul Petersen, When he sang his hit song, "My Dad"
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DR Mike I went to back posts to read about Kismet. I'm very glad Kismet is feeling better and back home with you.
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I am now on Chapter IV of Kritzerland, and I am still laughing!
I especially liked Chapter IV about PIG LATIN!
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And the quote of the day is:
"Have I not commanded you? Be Strong and Courageous, do not be terrified; do not be discouraged, for the LORD, your GOD will be with you wherever you go."
Joshua 1:9
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My prayers to DR Elmore for a complete recovery!
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Vibes for DR Elmore that the physical therapy helps - just don't do/expect too much too soon...
Yes, DR Elmore, Physical therapy takes time. Be patient!
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Ginny I thought of you yesterday while watching the Michigan game with my brother and niece.
Thanks, DR Jane! At least you didn't have to stay up 'til midnight to see how it turned out!
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Congrats on the great date, Matthew.
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I hope the physical therapy will help DR Elmore!
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Jennifer I just finished reading "Touch and Go"
You`ll be ready for the next book! :)
Yup though I have a ton of books to read first.
Well it doesn`t come out till January (unless you count her books written as Alicia Scott).
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Speaking of dogs there were tons of them yesterday at 5:30pm when i went for my bike ride at the lake. Tons. There is a dog park (enclosed gate) there too. Most of them were there. But the dogs are also allowed to walk (on a leash) around the lake. There were probably 50 dogs doing that. So it made bike riding much more difficult (since you have to slow down in case the dog jumps in front of you, which they don`t do 99% of the time).
You are smart to watch for jumping dogs. Echo was one of those but I would say "leave" before she jumped and she would be fine, even off leash. One must be diligent about their dogs faults to prevent problems.
Whenever I see a kid or a dog i slow down because you just never know. The only time i ever had a problem was when a dog went in front of the bike. The owner was holding the leash so i assumed the dog was on it (it wasn`t). It was totally the owners fault since the dogs have to be on a leash. And i was able to slam on my brakes.
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TOD:
Peggy Ann Garner in A TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN
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Didn't go back to sleep - so I got three hours and hopefully later I'll nod off for a bit.
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I'll just say I adore Shirley Temple's movies. But in talking about great kid performances - Patty Duke in The Miracle Worker would rank at the top of the list, along with Patricia Gozzi in Sundays and Cybele. Henry what's his name from ET was great, too.
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I don't think I've seen Shirley Temple's films since childhood, but I'm in 100% agreement on the rest of that - which probably comes as no surprise. LOVE those films, and those performances.
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Gozzi's other films, too.
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And the word of the day is: PEPLUM!
And The Song Of The Day Is: EASTER PARADE
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And I am back from physical therapy. It was god to see Gurjeet and his staff, Luis, Lisa, and a new girl Morgan. I'm getting deep heat massage and three stretching exercises. Next round on Thursday.
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Glad it's helping DR ELMORE.
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TOD:
Shirley Temple - especially BRIGHT EYES and HEIDI
Susan Gordon - THE FIVE PENNIES & ATTACK OF THE PUPPET PEOPLE
Ronny Howard - THE MUSIC MAN
Natalie Wood - MIRACLE ON 34th STREET
Brandon de Wilde - SHANE
Drew Barrymore - IRRECONCILABLE DIFFERENCES
Patty McCormick - THE BAD SEED
Patty Duike - THE MIRACLE WORKER, and as a teen in BILLIE
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And the quote of the day is:
"Have I not commanded you? Be Strong and Courageous, do not be terrified; do not be discouraged, for the LORD, your GOD will be with you wherever you go."
Joshua 1:9
That was my confirmation verse.
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I'll just say I adore Shirley Temple's movies. But in talking about great kid performances - Patty Duke in The Miracle Worker would rank at the top of the list, along with Patricia Gozzi in Sundays and Cybele. Henry what's his name from ET was great, too.
Henry Thomas.
And thank you, Druxy, for the reminder of Peggy Ann Garner. That Christmas scene with the tree always gets to me.
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Three!
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Yes, I have to agree BK. Patty Duke was tremendous in The Miracle Worker. I would have to put her on the top of my list also.
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Interesting: One of the local theaters is going to be staging Carrie the Musical next season before Halloween. Didn't think we'd ever see that.
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Yes, I also agree DR Druxy. Peggy Ann Garner as Francie Nolan was another memorable actress.
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Yes, the scene where Francie and her brother have to catch the Christmas tree is priceless!
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I just love A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.
Also everytime I see The Miracle Worker I still cry at the end.
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TOD:
Henry Thomas - "Raggedy Man" and "E.T."
Mary Badham - "To Kill A Mockingbird"
Philip Alford - "To Kill A Mockingbird"
Hayley Mills - "Pollyanna", "The Parent Trap", "Tiger Bay"
Margaret O'Brien - "Meet Me in St. Louis" and "The Secret Garden"
Dean Stockwell - "The Boy With the Green Hair" and "The Happy Years"
Tim Hovey - "Toy Tiger"
Patty Duke - "The Miracle Worker"
Chris Udvarnoky - "The Other"
Peggy Ann Garner - "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn"
Andrew Ray - "The Mudlark"
Darryl Hickman - "Leave Her to Heaven"
Judy Garland - "The Wizard of Oz"
Shirley Temple - "Captain January"
et.al.
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Yes, of course Hayley Mills and Hayley Mills in The Parent Trap, and also her debut in Tiger Bay is wonderful.
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I am, to put it mildly, zonked. Early lunch is forty-five minutes - I hope I don't fall asleep.
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Hayley! Of course! Well, I'm not really thinking today, just cribbing from everyone else! :)
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(Whilst straightening things up and packing for my little trip tomorrow.)
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OMG how could I forget Hayley Mills..... Thanks for reminding me DR RLP.
Haley especially in POLLYANNA and SUMMER MAGIC - with Eddie Hodges!
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I'm awake after a busy weekend of exciting things and very little sleep.
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Kismet is back home and was so happy to see me. There is no way I can write here to describe how I felt at that moment.
Very good news, Mike!!
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Good morning, all! In another hour I can leave the apartment for my first round of physical therapy, and it cannot arrive soon enough. I can barely stand and keep my balance, I can hardly walk,and I cannot reach up; any attempt to raise my arms results in tremendous tugging in my groin, and I am actually most comfortable lying on my back with my head slightly elevated. Unfortunately, a turn to my left side or right side can result in a constant electric-shock pain running up and down which ever leg I am putting pressure on. And when I stand, with my cane, I never know what turn will put pressure on my left knee and I will be forced to find a chair or some other means of taking the pressure away; the other day I fell down, and I do not want that to happen in public. If the physical therapy can repair this, let's do it.
I slept terribly last night, and as a consequence, my body did not want to get out of bed. I suspect I will g back to bed as soon as I get in from my appointment.
~~~CONTINUED FEEL BETTER VIBES!!~~~
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I'm on Chapter VII of Kritzerland.
Its hard for me to put it down!
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Nice to see DR Ron Pulliam's shiny punim around these parts! :)
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TOD:
How about Anna Paquin's performance in The Piano?
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I'm on Chapter VII of Kritzerland.
Its hard for me to put it down!
I know how you feel!
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Hug your pets, everyone! Every day!!
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Good morning, all.... oops, it's afternoon.
Oh well, after opening week of hell in a period piece handbasket, it's morning to me. :D
First... the dog thing. Infuriating. I hope the owners get dragged through the proverbial mud - while it's filled with snakes.
Opening of the show went well, and again, my thanks for all of the well-wishes from all of the DR's and BK.
I should say, it went as well as it could, considering the no-nothing running it all. Funny that the faux director slinked away without saying goodbye. I guess he knew we all wanted to strangle him.
We will make the best of it now, but the first reviews are out - very kind to the actors, but they all point to muddled story-telling, which is the one of the things the director was clueless about, and never addressed. Ever.
Ah, well, it's all blood under the bridge, a small paycheck, and some very good castmates to collaborate with now that we're free to do so.
Onward and upward. I'll try and catch up with the goings-on here now.
Cheers!
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TOD:
Ann Carter in CURSE OF THE CAT PEOPLE
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Susan Gordon in ATTACK OF THE PUPPET PEOPLE
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Edith Fellows in PENNIES FROM HEAVEN
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Larry Sims in the the early BLONDIE movies
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Ginny I thought of you yesterday while watching the Michigan game with my brother and niece.
Thanks, DR Jane! At least you didn't have to stay up 'til midnight to see how it turned out!
We were up late since my brother "paused" the game until after the rest of the family had gone home. The plus side was the ability to skip the commercials :)
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Speaking of dogs there were tons of them yesterday at 5:30pm when i went for my bike ride at the lake. Tons. There is a dog park (enclosed gate) there too. Most of them were there. But the dogs are also allowed to walk (on a leash) around the lake. There were probably 50 dogs doing that. So it made bike riding much more difficult (since you have to slow down in case the dog jumps in front of you, which they don`t do 99% of the time).
You are smart to watch for jumping dogs. Echo was one of those but I would say "leave" before she jumped and she would be fine, even off leash. One must be diligent about their dogs faults to prevent problems.
Whenever I see a kid or a dog i slow down because you just never know. The only time i ever had a problem was when a dog went in front of the bike. The owner was holding the leash so i assumed the dog was on it (it wasn`t). It was totally the owners fault since the dogs have to be on a leash. And i was able to slam on my brakes.
I hope the owner was appropriately embarrassed & apologetic.
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I'll just say I adore Shirley Temple's movies. But in talking about great kid performances - Patty Duke in The Miracle Worker would rank at the top of the list,
My parent's had not seen the Miracle Worker prior to the Oscar's and didn't believe me when I insisted Patty Duke would win. They thought she was too young. Boy have things changed since then.
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And I am back from physical therapy. It was god to see Gurjeet and his staff, Luis, Lisa, and a new girl Morgan. I'm getting deep heat massage and three stretching exercises. Next round on Thursday.
I am extremely pleased the deep heat massage was included.
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TOD:
How about Anna Paquin's performance in The Piano?
I seem to be the exception as I only thought she was cute.
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I had an interesting experience this weekend. I attended our niece's baby shower at a wonderful old home hosted by the wife of my brother's long time, good friend Ronny. My ex SIL is also good friend's with the hostess. I've been hearing about these people for years but it wasn't until I walked into their living room and discovered, by the decor, that I was in the home of Ronny's grandfather, composer Arnold Schoenberg.
With a bit of research I also discovered the hostess is the daughter of composer Eric Zeisl.
It was a lovely garden party and I had fun visiting with people I haven't seen since the wedding in January.
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I was in the home of Ronny's grandfather, composer Arnold Schoenberg.
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:) :) :)
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Nice to see DR Ron Pulliam's shiny punim around these parts! :)
Hey! You ain't supposed to be looking at that!
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DR JANE you know the BEST people!
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Back from a really fun lunch with a film composer and our very own Nick Redman - no overeating - we all shared three dishes of food and the portions at this jernt are on the small side. The composer signed 100 booklets for an upcoming release. I think Nick's idea is a good one for the general populace - get a signed booklet if you purchase sixty dollars or more in Kritzerland CDs - that will help move some back catalog. We've always just given away the booklets but other labels have done this promotion kind of thing (only for a lot more dough - you have to buy $100 worth of stuff) - however, I got about ten extra books signed so anyone from here who orders it will get a free booklet and won't have to purchase any more than the one CD.
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So Glad to see you posting,
DR Ron!
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Yes DR Singdaw,
Anna Paquin was great in The Piano!
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Yes DR Matthew, I agree Hug you pets everyday! I just love my Sadie!!
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DR Jane - I am most impressed! You move in exalted circles! :)
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Speaking of dogs there were tons of them yesterday at 5:30pm when i went for my bike ride at the lake. Tons. There is a dog park (enclosed gate) there too. Most of them were there. But the dogs are also allowed to walk (on a leash) around the lake. There were probably 50 dogs doing that. So it made bike riding much more difficult (since you have to slow down in case the dog jumps in front of you, which they don`t do 99% of the time).
You are smart to watch for jumping dogs. Echo was one of those but I would say "leave" before she jumped and she would be fine, even off leash. One must be diligent about their dogs faults to prevent problems.
Whenever I see a kid or a dog i slow down because you just never know. The only time i ever had a problem was when a dog went in front of the bike. The owner was holding the leash so i assumed the dog was on it (it wasn`t). It was totally the owners fault since the dogs have to be on a leash. And i was able to slam on my brakes.
I hope the owner was appropriately embarrassed & apologetic.
Well they said sorry. But since i didn`t fall off my bike or hit the dog i guess they didn`t really care. It`s sort of weird to have kids, dogs and bikes on the same path. I am careful but i suspect other bikers aren`t as careful. There are a few blind spots on the path.
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DR BK,
What are you tips on writing a book?
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Itchy eyes, sore throat. I love late summer/early fall, but I hate the attendant allergies!
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Here's a piece on NYC's Doughnut Plant:
http://blogs.miaminewtimes.com/shortorder/2013/09/doughnut_porn_in_nyc_manhattan.php (http://blogs.miaminewtimes.com/shortorder/2013/09/doughnut_porn_in_nyc_manhattan.php)
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Someone gave me a bag of Jo-Jo's and I ate every last one of them. 8)
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BK, I want to add my regrets on the loss of cousin Dee Dee's dog. Very tragic and I certainly hope something happens so that this will not occur again with that dog and that dog owner.
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And, a belated Happy Anniversary to our DR Laura and her hubby!! Congrats on another year of wedded bliss!
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Good evening!
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Apparently there's some game tonight. That's all they're talking about on the DC TV stations.
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Another vote for Patty Duke and Hayley Mills!
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I'm glad you were pleased with your therapy today, DR elmore!
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Here's a piece on NYC's Doughnut Plant:
http://blogs.miaminewtimes.com/shortorder/2013/09/doughnut_porn_in_nyc_manhattan.php (http://blogs.miaminewtimes.com/shortorder/2013/09/doughnut_porn_in_nyc_manhattan.php)
I've been there. I'm only glad that it isn't in my neighborhood.
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Our postman just arrived. There must have been some glitch at the Planetarium Station (besides their usual glitch, their manager). He's about 3.5 hours later than usual.
I spent the afternoon lying in bed and watching tv; the therapist told me to do very little sitting. So, I'm having a bit of dinner, going back to bed, and watching a bit of tv, reading, and that's the rest of my day.
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Here's to a restful night for DR Elmore.
And for me, while I'm at it, because I'm getting up at six ayem. I will probably not be on again till tomorrow evening, at which time a Great Ketchup will take place.
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Back from a really fun lunch with a film composer and our very own Nick Redman - no overeating - we all shared three dishes of food and the portions at this jernt are on the small side. The composer signed 100 booklets for an upcoming release. I think Nick's idea is a good one for the general populace - get a signed booklet if you purchase sixty dollars or more in Kritzerland CDs - that will help move some back catalog. We've always just given away the booklets but other labels have done this promotion kind of thing (only for a lot more dough - you have to buy $100 worth of stuff) - however, I got about ten extra books signed so anyone from here who orders it will get a free booklet and won't have to purchase any more than the one CD.
BK, I'm glad that you'll have the extra signed copies. I don't buy Kritzerland CDs in bulk. I buy them one at a time as they're released...just about every one of them. :)
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Hear, hear for specially signed booklets!! :)
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~ ~ ~ SAFEST OF SAFE TRAVEL VIBES TOMORROW ~ ~ ~ for DR ChasSmith! Wave to DR Ginny as you fly over! :)
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~ ~ ~ SAFEST OF SAFE TRAVEL VIBES TOMORROW ~ ~ ~ for DR ChasSmith! Wave to DR Ginny as you fly over! :)
I think he's driving. He'll have to take one hand off the wheel and wave.
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Driving?? To Ohio?? Wow, that's dedication! :P
In that case, I hope he's NOT flying over DR Ginny's house.
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Topic of the Day:
Peter Billingsley - A Christmas Story
Kirsten Dunst - Jumanji
Ron Howard - The Music Man
Patty McCormick - The Bad Seed
Hayley Mills - Pollyanna and The Parent Trap
Shirley Temple in just about anything
Henry Thomas - E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial
Natalie Wood - Miracle on 34th Street
:)
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And now, I'm off. Tonight, Theater Artists Olympia is having a fund raising meeting to discuss raising of funds for a production of The Rocky Horror Show. Then tomorrow night is our monthly board meeting, so I have two meetings in a row. Oh, well.
Be back later!
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But before I go...
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...since we're so close...
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Page five?
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Really?
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I was in the home of Ronny's grandfather, composer Arnold Schoenberg.
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:) :) :)
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DR JANE you know the BEST people!
LOL.
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DR Jane - I am most impressed! You move in exalted circles! :)
My brother & his family do, not me. I was truly startled to find out after allll these years just who these people are. So much was going on at the shower and the weekend activities with my family I didn't even get a chance to tell my brother how funny it was.
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Itchy eyes, sore throat. I love late summer/early fall, but I hate the attendant allergies!
As soon as I returned home my eyes began to itch and I woke up slightly congested.
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I know this is knee-jerk and a gross generalization, but my immediate assumption when it comes to that kind of dog owner is that they are also fiercely proud owners of not just guns but a collection of assault weapons, and they drive a Hummer.
(My apologies to the killer dog, assault weapons, and Hummer owners among us!!) :)
Of which there are SOOOOOOO many on this board...
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Thanks for the card, MBarnum.
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We had a really really nice rain today.
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We had a really really nice rain today.
:)
Belated Happy Anniversary!!!
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Laura, I think I would have liked the very nice lady sitting next to you
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Thanks, Jane.
She has a flex-pass, which means she gets four shows per year on whatever date fits her schedule. That seat is a single, so there is someone different in it each time.
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BK I still think the thing to do is for Dee Dee to contact local news and soon before the story ceases to be hot
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Mike I am very happy that your dog story had a much better ending
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We had a really really nice rain today.
more than a teaspoon full?
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FOURTEEN!
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FOURTEEN!
woo hoo! Running your dehumidifier yet?
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We had a really really nice rain today.
So did we. I wonder what the mold count will be tomorrow.
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Watching a bad bootleg of The Boy from Oz. Yes, Hugh Jackman is very good, but the libretto is lousy, lousy.
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Good night, all.
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Went to Gelson's and got some vegetable things - their Chinese slaw, which I really like, and some Japanese cucumber salad - my Asian cultures are clashing, but both were just what I wanted.
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late night hello
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late night good night everyone
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Today my crown fell off again
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The crown on my tooth, that is. :)
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It's the same one the dentist has offered to replace with a brand spanking new one that shouldn't ever fall off, but the appointment for her to cause me much pain in that pursuit isn't until October 2. So, I will venture back to the dentist office to have her stick the old one on once more. Since it doesn't hurt now and since she's doing this all for free, I really don't mind
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Time for me to go to bed. My computer is really messed up at work. I think I'm going to have to reformat it tomorrow. Not looking forward to that, but don't know what else I can do. I have backup disks from about a year ago. I did find something on line about how to save all my emails, so I'm cool with the reformat. Too many hours wasted trying to fix it.
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What in tarnation is going on here? Page five? Really?
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What in tarnation is going on here? Page five? Really?
If you insist...
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PAGE SIX "SIX DANCERS" DANCE!!
(http://www.artknowledgenews.com/files2009a/Kirchner_Six_Dancers.jpg)
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Watching a bad bootleg of The Boy from Oz. Yes, Hugh Jackman is very good, but the libretto is lousy, lousy.
I wonder what the original Australian version is like. I would assume that some changes were made for the Broadway version. There certainly are differences between the cast recordings.