Not only does he have an orchard, Kimmel has a
Center for University Life (http://www.nyu.edu/about/leadership-university-administration/office-of-the-president/office-of-the-executivevicepresident/office-of-operations/campus-services/kimmel-center-for-university-life.html)
Market Place (http://www.campusdish.com/en-US/CSE/NYU/Locations/TheKimmelCenterMarketPlace.htm)
Center for Performing Arts (http://www.kimmelcenter.org/)
and a
Cancer Center (http://www.kimmelcancercenter.org/)
He's a very busy man.
Good morning.
MEGA VIBES FOR THE WEEK AHEAD.
:) ;) ;D
DR Jennifer have you read any of the Harlan Coben books? He has written 10 books in the Myron Bolitar series. He has two YA books about Myron's nephew Mickey you might like. I'm not sure if I would enjoy them as much if I hadn't read the Myron series.
bkReminds me of that Cole Porter lyric in "You've Got That Thing":
Re: CONCEPTUALIZING
« Reply #150 on: September 29, 2013, 09:22:17 PM »
I had no idea I had an orchard. I am my own orchard.
QuotebkReminds me of that Cole Porter lyric in "You've Got That Thing":
Re: CONCEPTUALIZING
« Reply #150 on: September 29, 2013, 09:22:17 PM »
I had no idea I had an orchard. I am my own orchard.
You've got what Adam craved when he
With love for Eve was tortured
She only had an apple tree
But you, you've got an orchard
And I have returned from physcal therapy. As is always the case, I left feeling better emotionally than when I went in. I doubt I'll see any physical improvement for at least a day. It's progressing well, but too slowly.
There are people who can whistle.
And the word of the day is: INSTAURATION!
I was told that an itchy palm means you'll get money....
I was told that an itchy palm means you'll get money....
That's not what I learned in middle school. ::)
;)
I was told that an itchy palm means you'll get money....
That's not what I learned in middle school. ::)
;)
I believe, DR George, you're thinking of the meaning of hairy palms.
Continued PT Vibes for DR ELMORE.
DR TCB your wrap up/intro to the next act sounds terrific! LOL....it makes me laugh just reading about it.
How strange is that? A vegetarian badmouthing vegetables!
I was told that an itchy palm means you'll get money; so what does it mean when the bottom of my foot itches?
re: salad at restaurants.
You could always have oil and vinegar.
Yesterday DR Jane wrote:QuoteDR Jennifer have you read any of the Harlan Coben books? He has written 10 books in the Myron Bolitar series. He has two YA books about Myron's nephew Mickey you might like. I'm not sure if I would enjoy them as much if I hadn't read the Myron series.
DR Jane I'm not sure why but I have never heard of him before. They sound like interesting mystery thrillers (I guess sort of like Lisa Gardner books which is probably why you recommended them).
I just checked and my library seems to have all or most of the books. The only problem is that I cannot keep up with all of the books that I already have on my TBR list. Between books I have won, books i have on my kindle, books from netgalley, and new library books in series i have read it is crazy.
But thanks for the recommendation. I think my mom might actually love these books (she likes Lisa Gardner a lot). And she doesn't have the backlog I have. She is always looking for new books.
Whiskey nut cake was sliced into last night after soaking three months. It was special. It will slowly be consumed so there is some left for Christmas.
Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
The trouble with whistlers, in general, is that their whistling generally seems mindless. They just whistle something erratic with no tune. No melody. Many I've heard whistle because they can, not because they should because -- frankly -- they should not. It's like singing. You should have a reason to sing and the song should have a beginning and an ending.
If you've ever worked in an office that required any thinking on your part and someone was an idle whistler, then you'd understand the concept of someone stepping on your last nerve. It's like the "American Idol" auditions with one too many William Hungs trying to sing. It's an out-of-body "ear worm".
Of course, there are people who can whistle. One should not encourage them, however.
:)
There are people who can whistle.
I've heard tell that Anyone Can Whistle. :)
From DR TCB:QuoteHow strange is that? A vegetarian badmouthing vegetables!
Hmmm, and how often do you actually have vegetables in a little side salad? Usually there is only a little bit of grated carrots and some tomatoes which are fruit. Now a spinach salad is different but they are rarely side salads.
Back from a Cobb Salad (haven't had one in ages) and picking up but one package - one other one is now overdue.
The trouble with whistlers, in general, is that their whistling generally seems mindless. They just whistle something erratic with no tune. No melody. Many I've heard whistle because they can, not because they should because -- frankly -- they should not. It's like singing. You should have a reason to sing and the song should have a beginning and an ending.
If you've ever worked in an office that required any thinking on your part and someone was an idle whistler, then you'd understand the concept of someone stepping on your last nerve. It's like the "American Idol" auditions with one too many William Hungs trying to sing. It's an out-of-body "ear worm".
Of course, there are people who can whistle. One should not encourage them, however.
:)
The workplace does not seem, to me, to be an appropriate place to whistle.
re: salad at restaurants.
You could always have oil and vinegar.
True, but it still is on top of a boring little salad-lol
Yesterday DR Jane wrote:QuoteDR Jennifer have you read any of the Harlan Coben books? He has written 10 books in the Myron Bolitar series. He has two YA books about Myron's nephew Mickey you might like. I'm not sure if I would enjoy them as much if I hadn't read the Myron series.
DR Jane I'm not sure why but I have never heard of him before. They sound like interesting mystery thrillers (I guess sort of like Lisa Gardner books which is probably why you recommended them).
I just checked and my library seems to have all or most of the books. The only problem is that I cannot keep up with all of the books that I already have on my TBR list. Between books I have won, books i have on my kindle, books from netgalley, and new library books in series i have read it is crazy.
But thanks for the recommendation. I think my mom might actually love these books (she likes Lisa Gardner a lot). And she doesn't have the backlog I have. She is always looking for new books.
I'm not sure I would compare them to Lisa except that they are also mysteries. I thought of the YA ones because you like YA and they were quick reads.
Does your mother like dogs, humor and law mysteries? I have had two people thank me for recommending "Open and Shut" by David Rosenfelt.
Give me some good Sherman Brothers male songs
Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
Oh please, like you have never shaved your palm.
Give me some good Sherman Brothers male songs
From DR TCB:QuoteHow strange is that? A vegetarian badmouthing vegetables!
Hmmm, and how often do you actually have vegetables in a little side salad? Usually there is only a little bit of grated carrots and some tomatoes which are fruit. Now a spinach salad is different but they are rarely side salads.
I love salads, but I don't consider lettuce by itself to be a salad. I almost always add, mushrooms, cucumbers, carrots, kidney beans, garbanzo beans, and if I am lucky, sliced beets (either pickled or plain).
re: salad at restaurants.
You could always have oil and vinegar.
True, but it still is on top of a boring little salad-lol
Every time I have salad (as a side) at a restaurant it is always really good (full of lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers...)
Yesterday DR Jane wrote:QuoteDR Jennifer have you read any of the Harlan Coben books? He has written 10 books in the Myron Bolitar series. He has two YA books about Myron's nephew Mickey you might like. I'm not sure if I would enjoy them as much if I hadn't read the Myron series.
DR Jane I'm not sure why but I have never heard of him before. They sound like interesting mystery thrillers (I guess sort of like Lisa Gardner books which is probably why you recommended them).
I just checked and my library seems to have all or most of the books. The only problem is that I cannot keep up with all of the books that I already have on my TBR list. Between books I have won, books i have on my kindle, books from netgalley, and new library books in series i have read it is crazy.
But thanks for the recommendation. I think my mom might actually love these books (she likes Lisa Gardner a lot). And she doesn't have the backlog I have. She is always looking for new books.
I'm not sure I would compare them to Lisa except that they are also mysteries. I thought of the YA ones because you like YA and they were quick reads.
Does your mother like dogs, humor and law mysteries? I have had two people thank me for recommending "Open and Shut" by David Rosenfelt.
She likes law mysteries. She likes dogs okay. Not sure if she likes humor in her books but i think so.
I thought our storm last night was almost over at about 11:00, but then the thunder and lightening started, Then it slowed down, and I thought it was safe to go to sleep. At about 12:30, there was the biggest clap of thunder I have ever heard anywhere in my entire life. The whole apartment shook, Nicky took off on a dead run, and I literally had to check to see if all the windows were broken.
And that is when the rain and wind began again.
The trouble with whistlers, in general, is that their whistling generally seems mindless. They just whistle something erratic with no tune. No melody. Many I've heard whistle because they can, not because they should because -- frankly -- they should not. It's like singing. You should have a reason to sing and the song should have a beginning and an ending.
If you've ever worked in an office that required any thinking on your part and someone was an idle whistler, then you'd understand the concept of someone stepping on your last nerve. It's like the "American Idol" auditions with one too many William Hungs trying to sing. It's an out-of-body "ear worm".
Of course, there are people who can whistle. One should not encourage them, however.
:)
The workplace does not seem, to me, to be an appropriate place to whistle.
elmore, I have two Busker songs that Brent is doing. Need a couple more choices for Damon Kirsche - I'm sure I'm not thinking of some fun stuff.
I thought our storm last night was almost over at about 11:00, but then the thunder and lightening started, Then it slowed down, and I thought it was safe to go to sleep. At about 12:30, there was the biggest clap of thunder I have ever heard anywhere in my entire life. The whole apartment shook, Nicky took off on a dead run, and I literally had to check to see if all the windows were broken.
And that is when the rain and wind began again.
I was woken up this morning at 5:21 am by the loudest and longest thunder clap that I've heard in my life. I heard thunder last night, but nothing like the one this morning. It was incredibly loud!
DR ELMORE that itch means that you're going to get the opportunity to travel.
Sometimes when we are traveling I order a side salad and ask them to leave off the lettuce and add extra carrots. So far only one salad actually arrived as requested-lol
DR ELMORE that itch means that you're going to get the opportunity to travel.
As long as it's not to Ohio in a 6-foot long pine box!
DR ELMORE that itch means that you're going to get the opportunity to travel.
As long as it's not to Ohio in a 6-foot long pine box!
No.....not happening.
I was told that an itchy palm means you'll get money; so what does it mean when the bottom of my foot itches?
Kinky sex?
From DR TCB:QuoteHow strange is that? A vegetarian badmouthing vegetables!
Hmmm, and how often do you actually have vegetables in a little side salad? Usually there is only a little bit of grated carrots and some tomatoes which are fruit. Now a spinach salad is different but they are rarely side salads.
Sometimes when we are traveling I order a side salad and ask them to leave off the lettuce and add extra carrots. So far only one salad actually arrived as requested-lol
Usually salads are more than 50% lettuce, so I can see the confusion.
DR ELMORE that itch means that you're going to get the opportunity to travel.
As long as it's not to Ohio in a 6-foot long pine box!
No.....not happening.
Good news! Congratulations, DR Cillaliz. :)
From DR TCB:QuoteHow strange is that? A vegetarian badmouthing vegetables!
Hmmm, and how often do you actually have vegetables in a little side salad? Usually there is only a little bit of grated carrots and some tomatoes which are fruit. Now a spinach salad is different but they are rarely side salads.
lettuce was a vegetable last time I checked
I just whistled phrase. Boo jumped off my lap and ran to the window Maybe my whistling isn't as pleasant as I think it is, lo
Had a follow-up with the chiropractor today. Interestingly enough, my top ribs are out a bit. As soon as she put them back my stiff shoulder stopped hurting. I wish I would have gone last year after my accident. It may have saved months of pain. Oh well
I'm not supposed to tell anyone yet that I became a great aunt again today.....so I didn't tell you.... and I didn't tell you it was a former DR's second little boy... ;D ;)
I'm not supposed to tell anyone yet that I became a great aunt again today.....so I didn't tell you.... and I didn't tell you it was a former DR's second little boy... ;D ;)
Thanks!!
Congratulations! :)
From DR TCB:QuoteHow strange is that? A vegetarian badmouthing vegetables!
Hmmm, and how often do you actually have vegetables in a little side salad? Usually there is only a little bit of grated carrots and some tomatoes which are fruit. Now a spinach salad is different but they are rarely side salads.
lettuce was a vegetable last time I checked
Not much nutrition in plain lettuce and my stomach doesn't like it.
From DR TCB:QuoteHow strange is that? A vegetarian badmouthing vegetables!
Hmmm, and how often do you actually have vegetables in a little side salad? Usually there is only a little bit of grated carrots and some tomatoes which are fruit. Now a spinach salad is different but they are rarely side salads.
lettuce was a vegetable last time I checked
Not much nutrition in plain lettuce and my stomach doesn't like it.
I was just commenting on the fact it's a vegetable.
I have been pretty amazed. She said I really had a lot going on last week and most of the adjustment had held (muscles tend to pull you back out if they are too tight) She did do several other adjustments and I'm totally amazed at how well it works. It was also the last day of 15 dollars off a hot rock massage, so they suggested I buy a gift certificate for myself to use in the future. So I did :)Had a follow-up with the chiropractor today. Interestingly enough, my top ribs are out a bit. As soon as she put them back my stiff shoulder stopped hurting. I wish I would have gone last year after my accident. It may have saved months of pain. Oh well
WOW! That's great!
Had a follow-up with the chiropractor today. Interestingly enough, my top ribs are out a bit. As soon as she put them back my stiff shoulder stopped hurting. I wish I would have gone last year after my accident. It may have saved months of pain. Oh well
Cilla congratulations on any good news you might happen to have vis-à-vis any extension your family tree, not that I've heard anything on that front of course.....
I have had very good results over the years with chirpopractors --- I must get me to one soon as my back has been starting to ache again
I once was in so much pain I could not take a deep breath for days - i thought I had pneumonia - the docotr said I was clear and prescribed a very strong pain reliever but just on the off chance I stopped by the chiroprachtor and begged him for an adjustment - half an hour later I was pain free
Give me some good Sherman Brothers male songs
From DR TCB:QuoteHow strange is that? A vegetarian badmouthing vegetables!
Hmmm, and how often do you actually have vegetables in a little side salad? Usually there is only a little bit of grated carrots and some tomatoes which are fruit. Now a spinach salad is different but they are rarely side salads.
I love salads, but I don't consider lettuce by itself to be a salad. I almost always add, mushrooms, cucumbers, carrots, kidney beans, garbanzo beans, and if I am lucky, sliced beets (either pickled or plain).
That sounds like a salad bar to me ;)
If pickled beets are anywhere near my food I can't eat it. That juice spreads and takes over completely-yuck.
The helper came by and we did our once every nine months cleaning of the garage - much better now, although I didn't find the music I needed to find.
I'm not supposed to tell anyone yet that I became a great aunt again today.....so I didn't tell you.... and I didn't tell you it was a former DR's second little boy... ;D ;)
I'm not supposed to tell anyone yet that I became a great aunt again today.....so I didn't tell you.... and I didn't tell you it was a former DR's second little boy... ;D ;)
Give me some good Sherman Brothers male songs
Hmmm, I guess that leaves out "Sister Suffragette."
TCB, remind me - did you need a copy? I know I have some in the garage.
TCB, remind me - did you need a copy? I know I have some in the garage.
Yes, please.