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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were the head cheese of notes, and now it is time for you to post until the cows come home - they're having nothing to do with head cheese for good reason.
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And the word of the day is: NIDUS!
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Morning all.
That is all.
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My local supermarket sells Oscar Mayer bacon - and very good it is too!
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Had my first ever flu jab today. The doctor's office phoned up and asked if I wanted one, (I've gone a few years past the age when they recommend patients start having them) so I thought why not?
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Good morning, all.
Oy. and Coffee!
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I saw THE OTHER on Hollywood Blvd. (my memory has it at the Vogue -- BK, would that be correct?) and buying the paperback of the novel at Pickwick Books. I liked the film but wasn't totally thrilled by it, no doubt because at that time I was looking for some outright horror and not getting it. A couple of years ago I watched it on TCM and loved it. I drool in anticipation of the Twilight Time Blu-ray. And it sounds like I'd love rereading the novel. Also need to reconnect with FEDORA, HARVEST HOME, etc.
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I really think we should be further along than just Wednesday by now. Yesterday should count for at least a Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Goo morning to all
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thank you to all for all the wonderful vibes.
I am going to go back to work today not because I am feeling 100%, but if I spend more than 3 days there is too much paperwork needed.
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:)
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Good morning.
Fireplace.
It feels like fireplace weather this morning.
;D
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Wednesday begins.
Please do not be hot at work.
Please be fireplace weather.
:)
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Mega vibes everyone.
Happy Wednesday.
;)
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:)
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I enjoyed all of Tom Tryon's books and I used to like to see him on the talk shows promoting them.
I think THE OTHER is my favorite....but one that doesn't get much love and certainly was never filmed, although I think it could be WONDERFUL is LADY......
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I used to like pimiento cheese when I was little....but I can't find it now....I think it was Kraft.....
(http://i.walmartimages.com/i/p/00/02/10/00/61/0002100061257_500X500.jpg)
Oh I guess it's still available as a spread made with cream cheese....but would like slices....
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And then of course there is Cheez-Whiz, which is very good on....SPAM.
(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/55/156868392_1e2f0e6fa5.jpg)
(http://www.burpandslurp.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/spam_thumb.gif)
The above images were posted to give the heebie jeebies to our food-o-philes.
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News Flash - All Media - For Immediate Release - World Needs to Know News
SUZANNE SOMERS SAYS SHE AND HER HUSBAND HAVE SEX TWICE A DAY CLAIMS MILEY CYRUS IS FULL OF ^&#$ AND THAT SEX DOES CONTINUE AFTER THE AGE OF FORTY.
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(http://www.contactmusic.com/pics/ld/suzanne_somers_book_190111/suzanne_somers_5596837.jpg)
And then some, apparently. :D
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Good morning, all! When I get to therapy this morning, I will ask about this recent pain in my lower back. I am not amused.
I loved both THE OTHER and HARVEST HOME as novels. I've never seen the HARVEST HOME film (TV, wasn't it?) but I did like the film of THE OTHER, about which I remember absolutely nothing.
There was a company in Cincinnati, Kahn's, and my mother bought their lunch meat instead of Oscar Meyer. Head cheese terrified me - only my Uncle Harold ate it - and by the time I went to college, I had vowed never to eat bologna again.
More coffee!
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A product like head cheese wouldn't have come close to making an appearance in our house, and it certainly never has in my adult lifetime. I look at the package, and don't even wanna know anything further...
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And then of course there is Cheez-Whiz, which is very good on....SPAM.
(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/55/156868392_1e2f0e6fa5.jpg)
I understand Cheez Whiz is also good squirted onto oranges. At least that truck driver in Illinois looked like she was really enjoying it.
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We were a white bread and bologna eating family all the way. Probably Oscar Mayer, but could have been local store brands, too. The one thing they'd get occasionally that grossed me out a little were the things like olive loaf, or the pickle and pimento loaf -- for some reason, while I liked those little thingies just fine on their own, they didn't make any sense to me stuff into "meats". Now, however, I can very much enjoy a good olive loaf sandwich -- but done MY WAY, on good bread with other good condiments, etc.
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So, did Joshie come back?
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Inquiring minds want to know!
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I think bologna (or, let's face it, baloney) is something that probably shouldn't be crossing any adult person's gums. To me, it would be like eating a cold uncooked hot dog. Or maybe worse. But I'm fine with other Oscar Mayer-type cold cuts (salami, etc.) -- again, as long as they're part of an otherwise well put together sandwich.
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Yes. He only stayed out for a few minutes. I guess he remembered that adventure he had and came back in.
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Good morning.
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Final PT vibes for DR ELMORE.
DR LAURA I shall NOT be trying Cheez Whiz on an orange.
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I have two movies to watch THE END IS NEAR and HITCHCOCK.
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I don't think I read HARVEST HOME, and I only vaguely recall the 1978 mini-series which I believe I didn't see until a repeat a few years later.
I very well remember going to FEDORA (in Westwood), really liking it, and returning a couple of times.
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The latest Broadway Radio Show is now up for your listening enjoyment....this time we focus on 2 brand new cast recordings, both from musicals based on the works of the wonderful Roald Dahl.....we will hear selections from the Broadway Cast Recording of Matilda and the London Cast Recording of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Hope you give it a listen!
Donald
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I have only seen FEDORA on late night network television, so I haven't really seen it, but the story was excellent.
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Thanks for reminder about the radio show. I needed to ketchup with the last one ("Happy" Couples) and am especially enjoying those selections.
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I used to pick up a package of Oscar Meyer Head Cheese every now and then, as our local Safeway carries it. It doesn't really have a whole lot of taste, however. But it was something different to make my sandwiches out of.
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I switched gyms a week back, but it was a mistake. The new gym not to my liking...too small, not enough machinery or selection of weights, and there is the annoyance of having to work around the zumba classes that are held right in the middle of the weight room! And the zumba teacher is the most annoying character I have ever come across...although he has a multitude of middle aged female fans who hang around and chat with him for an hour after...right in the middle of the weight room.
So, back to the YMCA...thankfully, they are letting me re-sign up, without charging me the sign up fee.
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DVR'd a fun "educational" film off of TCM the other night. It was titled THE ENGAGEMENT PARTY, but should have been titled THE S & H GREEN STAMP STORY.
The plot was about a young couple (Craig Hill and Gloria Talbott) who are to engaged, only the young man doesn't want to get married until his career is set. Then he discovers that his to-be bride uses S and H Green Stamps, and Leon Erroll takes them on a tour of an S and H Green Stamps store and warehouse. All in glorious Technicolor. And With Mae Clarke as the young man's mom.
It was fun and brought back a lot of memories of those stamp books and going to the store to redeem them.
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Good morning, all.
Continued vibes for Mike, Elmore and all in need.
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Ask BK:
It may not be politically correct to sing "I Wish I Were an Oscar-Mayer Wiener (bum-bum-bummmm)" (for those who remember the jingle when they decided to make it hip), but is there anything wrong with singing:
"My baloney has a first name
"It's O-s-c-a-r
"My baloney has a second name
"It's Mayer
"Oh, I love to eat it every day
"And if you ask me why I'll say
"That Oscar-Mayer has a way with b-o-l-o-g-n-a"
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Loved the Dark Secret of Harvest Home when it first aired. I wonder if I'd find it hokey now.
By the same token, I found Fedora riotously bad when I saw it as a teenager. Wonder if I would appreciated more of it now?
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I adored the film "The Other".
Of course, I had read the novel a few times before seeing the film, so I wasn't shocked at anything, but I thought they handled much of the story superbly. Yes, there were some changes, and no, they didn't get it exactly right in the "frights" department, but it was close enough.
Uta Hagen was mesmerizing as Ada and Diana Muldaur was lovely and tragic and haunting. A very young John Ritter was effective, as well.
But it's the Jerry Goldsmith score that sent me over the moon on this film.
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Last weekend, for my birthday breakfast, I had real barbacoa, made from meat scraped from the cow's skull. Had cheek, sweetbreads from near the tongue and an eye.
If any of you remember the scene in Giant where they dig up the cooked cow's head, prompting Elizabeth Taylor's Leslie to faint in disgust, well, that was pretty much the situation, only we didn't see the skull. Just the meat.
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Wednesday morning greetings! It's another gloriously crisp, sunny fall day here in SW Ohio. I'm taking it easy this morning and will do some errands and visit Mom this afternoon. We have a crew here cleaning the part of our roof that faces north and gets moldy from always being in the shade.
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"Harvest Home" was a great read back in its day. I haven't revisited it in many decades, so I don't know how it holds up. The TV movie was intriguing, but its main calling card was Bette Davis rather than the story's narrator. I had the feeling of a lost opportunity watching the TV mini-series (it was a two-parter, yes?).
"Fedora" is a wonderful read in the four-part novel "Crowned Heads". The movie only had a few "moments" for me....and a glorious, but badly integrated (recorded) score by Miklos Rozsa. The segment where Bill Holden delivers the special Oscar to Fedora is the very best scene in that film...and one of the finest-scored scenes in film, period. IMO.
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Pimiento loaf, with olive, was also a fixture in our refrigerator when I was growing up, along with pimiento cheese. This was the stuff of "lunch" in the summer, especially. Along with tomato sandwiches. In the fall, for some reason, it was banana and peanut butter sandwiches for lunch (on Saturdays).
To my knowledge, Oscar-Mayer has never packaged banana-peanut butter loaf.
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Hello Everyone:
TOD:
DR BK:
What is most favorite thing to do in your spare time?
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NIDUS:
A nest or breeding place.
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Has anyone here ever made an olive sandwich?
Recipe:
Two slices of bread.
Mayonnaise
4-8 large pimiento-stuffed olives.
Spread mayonnaise on bread and set aside. Using a sharp paring knife, cut olives in half, length-wise. Place olive slices on one piece of the bread (mayo side up). When bread is covered with olives, place the other slice of bread (mayo side down) on top.
Eat. Serves One.
Preparation time: 5 minutes
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AND THE QUOTE OF THE DAY IS:
"Kindness is the golden chain by which society is bound together."
JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE
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Tomato sandwiches! Olive sandwiches! My mother even taught me to make onion sandwiches. These all sound so great right now.
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Tomato sandwiches! Olive sandwiches! My mother even taught me to make onion sandwiches. These all sound so great right now.
My mom has certainly made meals of green onions and cornbread! I prefer my onion sandwiches be made with Vidalia Sweet Onions.
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I know what you mean, DR Ron Pulliam. :P
Oh - never mind. Post deleted.
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I remember growing up, my father loved the sliced deli meats with cracked pepper corns inserted into them. I had to pick the darned things out, each one of them, before I would eat these! As an adult, I do love pepper. So maybe I would enjoy these now. If they still make them.
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I remember growing up, my father loved the sliced deli meats with cracked pepper corns inserted into them. I had to pick the darned things out, each one of them, before I would eat these! As an adult, I do love pepper. So maybe I would enjoy these now. If they still make them.
Yes they do, and I was the same way. Like 'em fine now.
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Time for a basement walk - bye for now!
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(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/atsea_zps8f40b59b.jpg)
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DR Ron,
That olive sandwich sounds good!!!
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Good morning, all!
Last night got one of those lovely shocks when I signed onto my Facebook page to find myself tagged in a clip of Pamela Myers and I singing "Color and Light" from "Sunday in the Park with George", at an invited dress rehearsal for the 1986 L.A. Premiere. It had been posted by our wonderful director, Fran Soeder. It seems Fran had a little hand held camera in that monstrous cavern of a theater, and has had these things stashed away ever since. Never knew about that, only about an audio recording from someone's lap during the show. It looks like he is now transferring and making clips for postings of our show and others he directed out here.
It was amazing to see, and even though the quality isn't the best, it's something I'd love to have a copy of. I tried downloading it, but it wasn't possible. I'll have to ask him for a copy. Talk about a blast from way in the past. But that show remains a highlight in my crazy career.
Happy Hump Day to everyone!
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And then of course there is Cheez-Whiz, which is very good on....SPAM.
(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/55/156868392_1e2f0e6fa5.jpg)
The above images were posted to give the heebie jeebies to our food-o-philes.
Oh lord, I used to eat that stuff.
I recall an old Jay Leno routine (pre-Tonight show), when he talked about seeing all the junkies at Ralph's on Sunset in the Cheese Whiz aisle. Then he asked "How much whiz is in that stuff?" :D
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DR ryacko - if you use the Firefox browser, there is a add-on that you can use to probably download the clip.
https://addons.mozilla.org/En-us/firefox/addon/download-youtube/
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Doughnut Plant, NYC:
Pumpkin! :)
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/pumpkin_zps68a2600d.jpg)
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DR ryacko - if you use the Firefox browser, there is a add-on that you can use to probably download the clip.
https://addons.mozilla.org/En-us/firefox/addon/download-youtube/
And aren't there still other standalone downloaders that would do the job?
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Has anyone here ever made an olive sandwich?
Recipe:
Two slices of bread.
Mayonnaise
4-8 large pimiento-stuffed olives.
Spread mayonnaise on bread and set aside. Using a sharp paring knife, cut olives in half, length-wise. Place olive slices on one piece of the bread (mayo side up). When bread is covered with olives, place the other slice of bread (mayo side down) on top.
Eat. Serves One.
Preparation time: 5 minutes
I used to eat olive-nut sandwiches, which is olives and almonds in cream cheese, spread on bread.
It was my favorite when I was a kid. Now I occasionally make the spread and use it in celery.
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Ralph's on Sunset!
Oh man, that was always a trip. You'd have to stop in sometimes late at night even when you didn't need a damned thing, just to take in the sights. That location's still there and thriving, isn't it?
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Good morning, all!
Last night got one of those lovely shocks when I signed onto my Facebook page to find myself tagged in a clip of Pamela Myers and I singing "Color and Light" from "Sunday in the Park with George", at an invited dress rehearsal for the 1986 L.A. Premiere. It had been posted by our wonderful director, Fran Soeder. It seems Fran had a little hand held camera in that monstrous cavern of a theater, and has had these things stashed away ever since. Never knew about that, only about an audio recording from someone's lap during the show. It looks like he is now transferring and making clips for postings of our show and others he directed out here.
It was amazing to see, and even though the quality isn't the best, it's something I'd love to have a copy of. I tried downloading it, but it wasn't possible. I'll have to ask him for a copy. Talk about a blast from way in the past. But that show remains a highlight in my crazy career.
Happy Hump Day to everyone!
So, where can we see this? Is it on Youtube?
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Ladies and Germs, THE CD (with signed copy) HAS ARRIVED!! :)
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Tomato sandwiches! Olive sandwiches! My mother even taught me to make onion sandwiches. These all sound so great right now.
Tomato sandwiches with dill and mayo on sour dough bread. Still one of life's simplest, greatest food joys.
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I switched gyms a week back, but it was a mistake. The new gym not to my liking...too small, not enough machinery or selection of weights, and there is the annoyance of having to work around the zumba classes that are held right in the middle of the weight room! And the zumba teacher is the most annoying character I have ever come across...although he has a multitude of middle aged female fans who hang around and chat with him for an hour after...right in the middle of the weight room.
So, back to the YMCA...thankfully, they are letting me re-sign up, without charging me the sign up fee.
That sounds most irritating. Thankfully, the classes here are held in private rooms off from the main workout areas.
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And I am home from physical therapy.
I'm very puzzled: Chrissy Whyte got her CD of DEAREST ENEMY this morning in Dublin but those on the comp list in New York haven't !
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DR ryacko - if you use the Firefox browser, there is a add-on that you can use to probably download the clip.
https://addons.mozilla.org/En-us/firefox/addon/download-youtube/
Thank you, DR Jrand63! I"ll give it a try but I don't think the vid is hosted on YouTube. Could work anyway. Thank you!!
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Good morning, all!
Last night got one of those lovely shocks when I signed onto my Facebook page to find myself tagged in a clip of Pamela Myers and I singing "Color and Light" from "Sunday in the Park with George", at an invited dress rehearsal for the 1986 L.A. Premiere. It had been posted by our wonderful director, Fran Soeder. It seems Fran had a little hand held camera in that monstrous cavern of a theater, and has had these things stashed away ever since. Never knew about that, only about an audio recording from someone's lap during the show. It looks like he is now transferring and making clips for postings of our show and others he directed out here.
It was amazing to see, and even though the quality isn't the best, it's something I'd love to have a copy of. I tried downloading it, but it wasn't possible. I'll have to ask him for a copy. Talk about a blast from way in the past. But that show remains a highlight in my crazy career.
Happy Hump Day to everyone!
So, where can we see this? Is it on Youtube?
No, it looks like it was uploaded directly onto Facebook. No host site apparent anyway.
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And I am home from physical therapy.
I'm very puzzled: Chrissy Whyte got her CD of DEAREST ENEMY this morning in Dublin but those on the comp list in New York haven't !
Not only has mine shipped, but I got it for a slight discount from amazon for preordering.
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Any news, Elmore?
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And the word of the day is: NIDUS!
And The Song Of The Day Is: THE LOVE NEST
(Burns and Allen Anyone ?)
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Any news, Elmore?
About?
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It happens every October: I am craving a pumpkin muffin or cookie!
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Any news, Elmore?
About?
I think he meant about the continuation of your PT.
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Guacamole Grilled Cheese:
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/guacgrilledcheese_zps8a1cd648.jpg)
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...and, after you've eaten all of those other things, you can eat this: :)
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/diet_zpse3d82f05.jpg)
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No one messes with my crock pot. Cause that's just how I roll...
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/hellokitty_zps3c5c74fc.jpg)
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DR Ron,
That olive sandwich sounds good!!!
:D
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Any news, Elmore?
About?
I think he meant about the continuation of your PT.
That was my take on it, too.
Hopefully, he'll get an extension.
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Hopefully, he'll get an extension.
Yes.
There are some really flattering ones available nowadays.
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/hairextensions_zps6a0ff921.jpg)
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The farmer and the cowman really should be friends! :)
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The farmer and the cowman really should be friends! :)
What about the sheepherders?
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I am pleased to announce that DEAREST ENEMY has also just been delivered!!! :) (And I got that Amazon discount, too.)
Looking forward to this, DR Elmore. Today is too broken up with stuff, so I will be enjoying it straight through tomorrow. On the Big Speakers.
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No one messes with my crock pot. Cause that's just how I roll...
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/hellokitty_zps3c5c74fc.jpg)
Damn...It feels good to be gangster:
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I am pleased to announce that DEAREST ENEMY has also just been delivered!!! :) (And I got that Amazon discount, too.)
Looking forward to this, DR Elmore. Today is too broken up with stuff, so I will be enjoying it straight through tomorrow. On the Big Speakers.
Cool! DEAREST ENEMY has arrived in Tumwater...and I love that discounted price! :D
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What about the sheepherders?
They're outliers. 8)
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"The Music of Bruce Kimmel" has just arrived, too! ;D
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And, speaking of grilled cheese, THIS just opened, just one town over:
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/grilledcheese_zps0d0d63d3.jpg)
No menu listed on their website yet.
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This is how you decorate a jack o'lantern, if you're Martha Stewart:
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/pumpkin1_zps028e1d53.jpg)
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Any news, Elmore?
About?
I think he meant about the continuation of your PT.
I did.
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I did find our DR Ryacko singing a beautiful song from Parade on Youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWYFcu9kaIM
Sadly, I have no earplugs at my desk today. Will have to listen to it later.
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"Duffingate"
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/duffin_zps2afd71e6.jpg)
Starbucks has been forced to admit that its new "duffin", a doughnut-muffin combination, was not an original creation despite the coffee chain's supplier registering it as a trademark in the UK.
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AH....Facebook.....yes that is a different downloading animal.
Maybe try this
http://www.downfacebook.com/
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Can you see me? I'm the one wearing the gardenia...
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/temple_zpsd145a442.jpg)
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Some of the sandwiches mentioned today sound rather tasty!
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And now, my breakfast with a Punjabi film star!
(http://i370.photobucket.com/albums/oo146/mbarnum/Blog%20photos/aman_zps14dbaeba.jpg)
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Any news, Elmore?
About?
I think he meant about the continuation of your PT.
I did.
Oh. No word. I see my doctor tomorrow morning, and I will know more then.
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Two very handsome fellows
about town looking for hats! (a Hello, Dolly! reference)
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And now, my breakfast with a Punjabi film star!
(http://i370.photobucket.com/albums/oo146/mbarnum/Blog%20photos/aman_zps14dbaeba.jpg)
Very nice!
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I saw THE OTHER on Hollywood Blvd. (my memory has it at the Vogue -- BK, would that be correct?) and buying the paperback of the novel at Pickwick Books. I liked the film but wasn't totally thrilled by it, no doubt because at that time I was looking for some outright horror and not getting it. A couple of years ago I watched it on TCM and loved it. I drool in anticipation of the Twilight Time Blu-ray. And it sounds like I'd love rereading the novel. Also need to reconnect with FEDORA, HARVEST HOME, etc.
I added it to my Netflix DVD queue. It took a little while to find it because the twins' last name is spelled "Udvarnoky." :)
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Nice picture, MBarnum. But what did he have for lunch?
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A product like head cheese wouldn't have come close to making an appearance in our house, and it certainly never has in my adult lifetime. I look at the package, and don't even wanna know anything further...
We never had head cheese in the house either, but my mom likes things like pickled pigs feet and brains. She's German and grew up during World War II. They ate practically anything that they could get.
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And now, my breakfast with a Punjabi film star!
What kind of breakfast do you call that? I see one coffee cup. No eggs. No bacon. No hash browns. Where are the danged pancakes?
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And then of course there is Cheez-Whiz, which is very good on....SPAM.
I understand Cheez Whiz is also good squirted onto oranges. At least that truck driver in Illinois looked like she was really enjoying it.
:P
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Last weekend, for my birthday breakfast, I had real barbacoa, made from meat scraped from the cow's skull. Had cheek, sweetbreads from near the tongue and an eye.
If any of you remember the scene in Giant where they dig up the cooked cow's head, prompting Elizabeth Taylor's Leslie to faint in disgust, well, that was pretty much the situation, only we didn't see the skull. Just the meat.
Eww...I wonder if that scene is in the musical.
;)
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Ladies and Germs, THE CD (with signed copy) HAS ARRIVED!! :)
Cool! DEAREST ENEMY has arrived in Tumwater!
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My errands and visit with Mom have been postponed to tomorrow, but our roof looks brand new! We're in for the evening and looking forward to baked spaghetti for dinner.
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Hello Everyone:
TOD:
DR BK:
What is most favorite thing to do in your spare time?
Spare time? What's that? :) If on a rare occasion I have some I would always opt for a visit to a good used book store, but there simply aren't many anymore. In the 1970s I could spend all day going from one to the other all over the city.
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I'm up - got eight hours of sleep, then had to do stuff, had some soup and a quesadilla, picked up a package from Druxy and now I'm in for the day - just did the blurb for the next Kritzerland show, and now must prep the release announcement for Sandy's CD, which we'll make live tonight at midnight.
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DR Ryacko,
I just listened to your solo of The Old Red Hills of Home on You tube.
You sounded fantastic!!!
How long ago was this?
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Again the question is why would any human being be so vain and/or stupid (STUPID) to do what Suzanne Sommers has done to her face. It is shocking, nauseating, and if this delusional woman thinks she looks good like that then she is truly living in Fantasyland. My guess is if she'd done no work she'd look great.
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ChasSmith, I'm not sure about the Vogue for The Other - it played the National in Westwood, which is where I saw it.
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DR BK,
You should always take time to chill and do whatever you like.
I love Old book stores also. But alas, there aren't many around anymore
I guess that's why I love the movie 84 Charing Cross Road.
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Yes, Nice Picture DR Barnum,
BUT YOU NEED TO EAT SOMETHING! LOL
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Again the question is why would any human being be so vain and/or stupid (STUPID) to do what Suzanne Sommers has done to her face. It is shocking, nauseating, and if this delusional woman thinks she looks good like that then she is truly living in Fantasyland. My guess is if she'd done no work she'd look great.
YES, I so agree BK!
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I did find our DR Ryacko singing a beautiful song from Parade on Youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWYFcu9kaIM (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWYFcu9kaIM)
Sadly, I have no earplugs at my desk today. Will have to listen to it later.
This is great!
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AH....Facebook.....yes that is a different downloading animal.
Maybe try this
http://www.downfacebook.com/ (http://www.downfacebook.com/)
I'll try that when I get home. I've also wanted to save videos posted on Facebook.
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I'm up - got eight hours of sleep, then had to do stuff, had some soup and a quesadilla, picked up a package from Druxy and now I'm in for the day - just did the blurb for the next Kritzerland show, and now must prep the release announcement for Sandy's CD, which we'll make live tonight at midnight.
Hoo and Ray!!
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Oh, yes, I did eat breakfast with Aman. I had a mushroom omlette with hash browns, toast and coffee.
Aman and his cousin, Davinder, only had coffee as they had already eaten shortly after leaving Seattle.
And Davinder paid for me breakfast, which I didn't realize until I tried to pay my bill. I thought that was awfully nice of him.
I was not feeling good that morning, and look horrid in that picture. But it would be hard to look good next to Aman! He is quite the handsome Punjabi, and very nice, too.
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Wow, we had us some real LA rain - about thirty minutes' worth.
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I'm enjoying Dearest Enemy. Thanks again, DR elmore!
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Oh, yes, I did eat breakfast with Aman. I had a mushroom omlette with hash browns, toast and coffee.
Aman and his cousin, Davinder, only had coffee as they had already eaten shortly after leaving Seattle.
And Davinder paid for me breakfast, which I didn't realize until I tried to pay my bill. I thought that was awfully nice of him.
I was not feeling good that morning, and look horrid in that picture. But it would be hard to look good next to Aman! He is quite the handsome Punjabi, and very nice, too.
Nice photo, DR MBarnum!
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I'm enjoying Dearest Enemy. Thanks again, DR elmore!
You're welcome, DR KevinH!
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Good morning, all!
Last night got one of those lovely shocks when I signed onto my Facebook page to find myself tagged in a clip of Pamela Myers and I singing "Color and Light" from "Sunday in the Park with George", at an invited dress rehearsal for the 1986 L.A. Premiere. It had been posted by our wonderful director, Fran Soeder. It seems Fran had a little hand held camera in that monstrous cavern of a theater, and has had these things stashed away ever since. Never knew about that, only about an audio recording from someone's lap during the show. It looks like he is now transferring and making clips for postings of our show and others he directed out here.
It was amazing to see, and even though the quality isn't the best, it's something I'd love to have a copy of. I tried downloading it, but it wasn't possible. I'll have to ask him for a copy. Talk about a blast from way in the past. But that show remains a highlight in my crazy career.
Happy Hump Day to everyone!
So, where can we see this? Is it on Youtube?
Sorry I missed this earlier. If you are on Facebook, it is on my page now. I am working on trying to download it, but I did get an embed code, so I'll try that out too.
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DR Vixmom "The Puppet Maker's Bones" looks interesting, however, as with most the books named yesterday my eBook library doesn't offer it.
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AH....Facebook.....yes that is a different downloading animal.
Maybe try this
http://www.downfacebook.com/
Bless you for that link. So far, that did half of the work. I did manage to download the normal version, but it needs the HD one that shows on FB, since the original is very blurry. I'm trying to manage the HD download, so far without luck. I did however get an embed code from it. I'll test that out.
Many thanks!
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From DR TCB:
Well then, I hope the cousins were women!
One cousin married a Yankee after WWII and the other one was my mother who arrived in the States before the war began. She came with her orthodox Jewish step-father and her two sisters.
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Sandy CD is prepped and ready to announce and midnight.
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Then I worked on some lyrics for an Outside the Box episode, then had a telephonic call with Sandy to run her patter.
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thank you to all for all the wonderful vibes.
I am going to go back to work today not because I am feeling 100%, but if I spend more than 3 days there is too much paperwork needed.
I hope you are feeling ok this evening.
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We are all turning into amateur computer technicians...... JUST GIVE ME WHAT I WANT!!!
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Nice photo DR MBARNUM.....is that new jewelry on your left arm or is that a skinny watch?
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News Flash - All Media - For Immediate Release - World Needs to Know News
SUZANNE SOMERS SAYS SHE AND HER HUSBAND HAVE SEX TWICE A DAY CLAIMS MILEY CYRUS IS FULL OF ^&#$ AND THAT SEX DOES CONTINUE AFTER THE AGE OF FORTY.
And then some, apparently. :D
;D
I missed where Miley said sex ended at a young age.
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Oh boy.....trying to get everyone's addresses for an update of my uncle's will.....mine hasn't changed, maybe I will just tell him to give everything to me, and I will distribute it.
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Yes. He only stayed out for a few minutes. I guess he remembered that adventure he had and came back in.
:D
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News Flash - All Media - For Immediate Release - World Needs to Know News
SUZANNE SOMERS SAYS SHE AND HER HUSBAND HAVE SEX TWICE A DAY CLAIMS MILEY CYRUS IS FULL OF ^&#$ AND THAT SEX DOES CONTINUE AFTER THE AGE OF FORTY.
And then some, apparently. :D
;D
I missed where Miley said sex ended at a young age.
Time for a news moratorium on Ms Cyrus.....
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I did find our DR Ryacko singing a beautiful song from Parade on Youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWYFcu9kaIM
Sadly, I have no earplugs at my desk today. Will have to listen to it later.
That was from a concert that Jason Robert Brown did with his wife, Georgia Stitt (also a composer, if you don't know her). It was their first joint concert, and aside from singing with the 30 person choir, my buddy Will Collyer (who was in this week's Kritzerland show) and I got to solo on The Old Red Hills of Home from PARADE.
Will and I had both both understudies on the production of PARADE done at the Taper in 2009, with Jason and Alfred Uhry, and with Rob Ashford directing. It was the Donmar Warehouse production, with a cast of 15, instead of 36.
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I switched gyms a week back, but it was a mistake. The new gym not to my liking...too small, not enough machinery or selection of weights, and there is the annoyance of having to work around the zumba classes that are held right in the middle of the weight room! And the zumba teacher is the most annoying character I have ever come across...although he has a multitude of middle aged female fans who hang around and chat with him for an hour after...right in the middle of the weight room.
So, back to the YMCA...thankfully, they are letting me re-sign up, without charging me the sign up fee.
If there is a problem tell them to change your status to "on hiatus".
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Yes. He only stayed out for a few minutes. I guess he remembered that adventure he had and came back in.
He just wanted to show he could got outside....he CHOSE to come back instead of being forced to stay in :)
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And I am home from physical therapy.
I'm very puzzled: Chrissy Whyte got her CD of DEAREST ENEMY this morning in Dublin but those on the comp list in New York haven't !
I got mine today!!
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Good morning, all!
Last night got one of those lovely shocks when I signed onto my Facebook page to find myself tagged in a clip of Pamela Myers and I singing "Color and Light" from "Sunday in the Park with George", at an invited dress rehearsal for the 1986 L.A. Premiere. It had been posted by our wonderful director, Fran Soeder. It seems Fran had a little hand held camera in that monstrous cavern of a theater, and has had these things stashed away ever since. Never knew about that, only about an audio recording from someone's lap during the show. It looks like he is now transferring and making clips for postings of our show and others he directed out here.
It was amazing to see, and even though the quality isn't the best, it's something I'd love to have a copy of. I tried downloading it, but it wasn't possible. I'll have to ask him for a copy. Talk about a blast from way in the past. But that show remains a highlight in my crazy career.
Cool!
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I will order my DEAREST ENEMY tomorrow!
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DR Ryacko,
I just listened to your solo of The Old Red Hills of Home on You tube.
You sounded fantastic!!!
How long ago was this?
Thank you, DR Kate!
That was from 2010, the year after I did PARADE with Jason Robert Brown and Co., as mentioned in my last post just above. In that video, Jason is at the piano and his wife Georgia is conducting the string sextet. It was an evening full of wonderful guest singers and great music.
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Guacamole Grilled Cheese:
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/guacgrilledcheese_zps8a1cd648.jpg)
Looks good!
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DR Ron,
That olive sandwich sounds good!!!
:D
I love chopped olive and mayo sandwiches.
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I did find our DR Ryacko singing a beautiful song from Parade on Youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWYFcu9kaIM (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWYFcu9kaIM)
Sadly, I have no earplugs at my desk today. Will have to listen to it later.
This is great!
Thank you, DR George!
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Not ready to talk about it and may not be for sometime, but started talks today that may become a great opportunity for the future.....vibes would be appreciated
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And Page 6 here we are
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Oh, yes, I did eat breakfast with Aman. I had a mushroom omlette with hash browns, toast and coffee.
Aman and his cousin, Davinder, only had coffee as they had already eaten shortly after leaving Seattle.
And Davinder paid for me breakfast, which I didn't realize until I tried to pay my bill. I thought that was awfully nice of him.
I was not feeling good that morning, and look horrid in that picture. But it would be hard to look good next to Aman! He is quite the handsome Punjabi, and very nice, too.
You managed to still look good ;) You both look handsome.
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DR CILLA, FUTURE OPPORTUNITY VIBES!!!
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Not ready to talk about it and may not be for sometime, but started talks today that may become a great opportunity for the future.....vibes would be appreciated
You got 'em! Were you pleased with the discussion?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Big Vibes & Xylophones for DR cillaliz for a possible great opportunity! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Best wishes for success, Cillaliz!
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Vibes for DR Cillaliz!
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Opportunity vibes for DR CILLA LIZ!
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Lots of stuff on TV tonight!
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Nice photo DR MBARNUM.....is that new jewelry on your left arm or is that a skinny watch?
That is some sort of silver braclet thingy I picked up somewhere. I think I may have bought it at the Happy Curry grocery store.
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Good vibes for DR Cillaliz.
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Not ready to talk about it and may not be for sometime, but started talks today that may become a great opportunity for the future.....vibes would be appreciated
~~~Vibes for Whatever the Great Opportunity Is!!~~~
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I switched gyms a week back, but it was a mistake. The new gym not to my liking...too small, not enough machinery or selection of weights, and there is the annoyance of having to work around the zumba classes that are held right in the middle of the weight room! And the zumba teacher is the most annoying character I have ever come across...although he has a multitude of middle aged female fans who hang around and chat with him for an hour after...right in the middle of the weight room.
So, back to the YMCA...thankfully, they are letting me re-sign up, without charging me the sign up fee.
That sounds most irritating. Thankfully, the classes here are held in private rooms off from the main workout areas.
That does sound annoying. Pretty ridiculous.
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I did find our DR Ryacko singing a beautiful song from Parade on Youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWYFcu9kaIM (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWYFcu9kaIM)
Sadly, I have no earplugs at my desk today. Will have to listen to it later.
This is great!
Thank you, DR George!
I'm afraid my knowledge of PARADE is limited to having seen it exactly once a couple of years ago. Watching this YouTube, I really like this song now. What a beautiful and powerful performance!
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Hey, Cil, good luck for whatever it is.
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I did find our DR Ryacko singing a beautiful song from Parade on Youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWYFcu9kaIM (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWYFcu9kaIM)
Sadly, I have no earplugs at my desk today. Will have to listen to it later.
This is great!
Thank you, DR George!
I'm afraid my knowledge of PARADE is limited to having seen it exactly once a couple of years ago. Watching this YouTube, I really like this song now. What a beautiful and powerful performance!
Thank you so much! There is some lovely music in the show, but it's a rather intense piece, due to the subject matter. I hope the production you saw was a good one.
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My hiking group planned to go to Mt Ashland this morning. It should be beautiful up there with the autumn colors. Last night there was snow so we went on a short walk here and then out to coffee/hot chocolate. I can't believe there was already snow. This has never happened in October that I can recall. I needed a real walk when I got home so I went on our road and along the irrigation canal. I returned to pick up at least 100 acorns.
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Opportunity vibes for DR Cillaliz!
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Sweeping acorns feels a bit like trying to make a put in miniature golf and the ball keeps bouncing out of the hole or you keep missing the hole all together. Those darn acorns don't always go into the dust pan. Still I would rather sweep vs the ones I have to bend down to pick up.
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Once again the power of haineshisway.com is felt the country over - for the last year I've been posting about my grilled cheese sandwich eating obsession and now we see grilled cheese emporiums popping up. Coincidence? You tell me :)
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~ ~ ~ VIBES OF OPPORTUNITY AND SUCCESS ~ ~ ~ for DR Cillaliz!!!
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Once again the power of haineshisway.com is felt the country over - for the last year I've been posting about my grilled cheese sandwich eating obsession and now we see grilled cheese emporiums popping up. Coincidence? You tell me :)
As always, BK, you are a visionary! :)
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That's what I'm TALKIN' about!
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I'm quite logy.
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I want one right now!
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But I think I'm out of cheese.
I do, however, have a Vidalia onion, a nice tomato, a jar of olives w/pimentos, mayo, butter, salt, pepper, and a nice loaf of freshly baked bread that looked good, I forget what it was called.
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So you see, we're not down for the count here.
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At least I'm not. I don't know about the rest of you. :)
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I'm listening to DEAREST ENEMY. I just finished listening to THE SONGS OF BRUCE KIMMEL. I love "When You're Waiting For Love."
:D
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Well...why wait??
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PAGE SEVEN DANCE!!
(http://i.ebayimg.com/t/The-Music-Of-Bruce-Kimmel-Including-Songs-From-The-Original-Motion-Picture-S-/00/s/MTQwNlgxNDA2/z/O0IAAMXQBg5Rnztx/$(KGrHqZHJFUFF-ezO7lYBRnztwvPT!~~60_12.JPG)
(http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81h4KU0ezkL._SL1425_.jpg)
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At least I'm not.
Because that's how you roll.
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I really hate that phrase. :)
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DR ryacko - what spectacular performances! Really enjoyed both your George and your "Old Red Hills." Bravo!
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Not ready to talk about it and may not be for sometime, but started talks today that may become a great opportunity for the future.....vibes would be appreciated
You got 'em.
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Why is there no photo of O.C. Olive Loaf? I love Olive Loaf! Well, I guess I should say "loved" since it has been years since I have eaten it.
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Finally got out and did a three-mile jog. Had a good telephonic call and it looks like the next five weeks are going to be absolute madness, but hopefully fun madness.
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Ryacko, both clips were wonderful, especially that held Sunday in Color and Light. And Pamela Myers sounded like a dream with you.
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Pamela Myers sounded like a dream with you.
She sure does/did! :)
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~ ~ ~ VIBES OF STRENGTH, SANITY, AND FORTITUDE ~ ~ ~ for bk in the five weeks ahead!
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Beautiful day in northern Arizona.
http://www.andthisiswhatisaw.net/2013/10/willow-springs-lake.html
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Good luck to Cillaliz, whatever it may be!
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Why is there no photo of O.C. Olive Loaf? I love Olive Loaf!
It's in there somewhere... :)
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/coldcuts_zps488ad20d.jpg)
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Just for you, DR TCB:
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/oliveloaf_zpsd90ecd0d.jpg)
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Beautiful day in northern Arizona.
Beautiful, indeed!
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Beautiful day in northern Arizona.
http://www.andthisiswhatisaw.net/2013/10/willow-springs-lake.html
So serene.
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All this talk of Oscar Meyer product has made me want to peruse the meat rack at the grocery store next time I go, and buy some Pickle and Pimento and then see what other oddities I can find.
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My first day back at the YMCA. You know, it was really nice to see all the familiar faces of the people that I would always see there.
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Last weekend, for my birthday breakfast, I had real barbacoa, made from meat scraped from the cow's skull. Had cheek, sweetbreads from near the tongue and an eye.
If any of you remember the scene in Giant where they dig up the cooked cow's head, prompting Elizabeth Taylor's Leslie to faint in disgust, well, that was pretty much the situation, only we didn't see the skull. Just the meat.
I don't think it is right to be forced to eat dead cow head on your birthday
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you should eat dead cow rib instead
:)
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Hello Everyone:
TOD:
DR BK:
What is most favorite thing to do in your spare time?
BK has spare time?
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Tomato sandwiches! Olive sandwiches! My mother even taught me to make onion sandwiches. These all sound so great right now.
I never had any of these - but a nice stuffing sandwich.....
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Health Vibes to Mike
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Pain Free Vibes to Elmore
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The farmer and the cowman really should be friends! :)
What about the sheepherders?
screwem
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Not ready to talk about it and may not be for sometime, but started talks today that may become a great opportunity for the future.....vibes would be appreciated
You got 'em! Were you pleased with the discussion?
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Big Vibes & Xylophones for DR cillaliz for a possible great opportunity! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Gave me a lot to think about. Will be talking again next week
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Thanks everyone. Sorry to be so vague, it's a work related opportunity that I hadn't considered. Today was just brainstorming and it's a long way from a done deal so I'm not going to say more for now, but at the moment I'm very interested.
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VIBES FOR A INTERESTING OPPORTUNITY FOR CILLALIZ!!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNddW2xmZp8 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNddW2xmZp8)
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctNAs1K7nbo (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctNAs1K7nbo)
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Last weekend, for my birthday breakfast, I had real barbacoa, made from meat scraped from the cow's skull. Had cheek, sweetbreads from near the tongue and an eye.
If any of you remember the scene in Giant where they dig up the cooked cow's head, prompting Elizabeth Taylor's Leslie to faint in disgust, well, that was pretty much the situation, only we didn't see the skull. Just the meat.
I don't think it is right to be forced to eat dead cow head on your birthday
I wasn't forced. I enjoyed it. For the most part.
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Eight!
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I still like me some bologna -- especially sliced nice and thin and on a toasted buttered onion bagel with a nice thick slice of sharp cheddar cheese
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Started watching a Don Ameche-Alice Faye flick called "Hollywood Cavalcade." It's not very good, but it is a fictional story of Mack Sennett and Mabel Normand. This is the way that they should treat the rewrite of "Mack and Mabel" since the real story is too depressing for audiences.
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Last weekend, for my birthday breakfast, I had real barbacoa, made from meat scraped from the cow's skull. Had cheek, sweetbreads from near the tongue and an eye.
If any of you remember the scene in Giant where they dig up the cooked cow's head, prompting Elizabeth Taylor's Leslie to faint in disgust, well, that was pretty much the situation, only we didn't see the skull. Just the meat.
I don't think it is right to be forced to eat dead cow head on your birthday
I wasn't forced. I enjoyed it. For the most part.
it may be the most delicious thing in the entire universe -
I'll never know
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I still like me some bologna -- especially sliced nice and thin and on a toasted buttered onion bagel with a nice thick slice of sharp cheddar cheese
Last Saturday I also had bologna that had been smoked for eight hours. THey called it Oklahoma Round Steak. Was quite good.
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Good night, all.
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I ordered my copy of Dearest Enemy on 8/31 and it has not yet been shipped - the website says I should have it between 10/15 - 10/21
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I still like me some bologna -- especially sliced nice and thin and on a toasted buttered onion bagel with a nice thick slice of sharp cheddar cheese
Last Saturday I also had bologna that had been smoked for eight hours. THey called it Oklahoma Round Steak. Was quite good.
Now, THAT I would try!
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I donlt think I have ever seen or read The Other but now I am intrigued ----
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Oh my, I just realized I passed a millstone about 6 posts ago
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Oh my, I just realized I passed a millstone about 6 posts ago
Congrats, Vixmom! Now...onto the next 26006! ;D
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I ordered my copy of Dearest Enemy on 8/31 and it has not yet been shipped - the website says I should have it between 10/15 - 10/21
I got mine from Amazon too, so it came today
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and JohnG is at 17800!!
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Yep ordered mine from Amazon so why they no ship it?!
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Hmmm I have a couple of other things on pre-order... maybe they are waiting for those to be released and ship 'em all at once?
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DVR'd a fun "educational" film off of TCM the other night. It was titled THE ENGAGEMENT PARTY, but should have been titled THE S & H GREEN STAMP STORY.
The plot was about a young couple (Craig Hill and Gloria Talbott) who are to engaged, only the young man doesn't want to get married until his career is set. Then he discovers that his to-be bride uses S and H Green Stamps, and Leon Erroll takes them on a tour of an S and H Green Stamps store and warehouse. All in glorious Technicolor. And With Mae Clarke as the young man's mom.
It was fun and brought back a lot of memories of those stamp books and going to the store to redeem them.
We couldn't redeem them for gifts in Washington, we could only get two dollars cash for each book.
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Finished with my viewing. One cast member I wanted for this upcoming quick show can't do it - Jenna Rosen. Too much creepy school. She goes to an arts high school that's supposed to be understanding about kids getting gigs, but they aren't. So, I'm on the prowl for a young person who can belt like she does, tap like she does, etc. I'm determined to have someone of that age in the show because I don't think that's ever been done in a revue.
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Last weekend, for my birthday breakfast, I had real barbacoa, made from meat scraped from the cow's skull. Had cheek, sweetbreads from near the tongue and an eye.
If any of you remember the scene in Giant where they dig up the cooked cow's head, prompting Elizabeth Taylor's Leslie to faint in disgust, well, that was pretty much the situation, only we didn't see the skull. Just the meat.
This is one of those times that I have to agree with Liz Taylor; even if it was Leslie, not Liz.
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Pimiento loaf, with olive, was also a fixture in our refrigerator when I was growing up, along with pimiento cheese. This was the stuff of "lunch" in the summer, especially. Along with tomato sandwiches. In the fall, for some reason, it was banana and peanut butter sandwiches for lunch (on Saturdays).
To my knowledge, Oscar-Mayer has never packaged banana-peanut butter loaf.
Wait! Wait! Wait! Ron, I think you are on to something. Banana-Peanut Butter Loaf!
KRITZERLAND'S BANANA / PEANUT BUTTER LOAF
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The Libyan Prime minister has just been kidnapped.
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(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/atsea_zps8f40b59b.jpg)
Slap Shot! I asked you not to post the picture of my boat!
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its been tomorrow for a long time now better go to bed
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Guacamole Grilled Cheese:
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/guacgrilledcheese_zps8a1cd648.jpg)
There is something more to that sandwich besides guacamole and cheese.
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Pimiento loaf, with olive, was also a fixture in our refrigerator when I was growing up, along with pimiento cheese. This was the stuff of "lunch" in the summer, especially. Along with tomato sandwiches. In the fall, for some reason, it was banana and peanut butter sandwiches for lunch (on Saturdays).
To my knowledge, Oscar-Mayer has never packaged banana-peanut butter loaf.
Wait! Wait! Wait! Ron, I think you are on to something. Banana-Peanut Butter Loaf!
KRITZERLAND'S BANANA / PEANUT BUTTER LOAF
And you can make it with THIS (http://www.amazon.com/Planters-Nut-rition-Energy-Peanut-Granola/dp/B008OISJQC)! I got some at Grocery Outlet a few weeks ago and it's delish!
(http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81g61Fv-1IL._SL1500_.jpg)
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Oh, yes, I did eat breakfast with Aman. I had a mushroom omlette with hash browns, toast and coffee.
Aman and his cousin, Davinder, only had coffee as they had already eaten shortly after leaving Seattle.
And Davinder paid for me breakfast, which I didn't realize until I tried to pay my bill. I thought that was awfully nice of him.
I was not feeling good that morning, and look horrid in that picture. But it would be hard to look good next to Aman! He is quite the handsome Punjabi, and very nice, too.
Don't put yourself down, Mikey. I see two very handsome men in the photo.
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Good morning, all!
Last night got one of those lovely shocks when I signed onto my Facebook page to find myself tagged in a clip of Pamela Myers and I singing "Color and Light" from "Sunday in the Park with George", at an invited dress rehearsal for the 1986 L.A. Premiere. It had been posted by our wonderful director, Fran Soeder. It seems Fran had a little hand held camera in that monstrous cavern of a theater, and has had these things stashed away ever since. Never knew about that, only about an audio recording from someone's lap during the show. It looks like he is now transferring and making clips for postings of our show and others he directed out here.
It was amazing to see, and even though the quality isn't the best, it's something I'd love to have a copy of. I tried downloading it, but it wasn't possible. I'll have to ask him for a copy. Talk about a blast from way in the past. But that show remains a highlight in my crazy career.
Happy Hump Day to everyone!
So, where can we see this? Is it on Youtube?
Sorry I missed this earlier. If you are on Facebook, it is on my page now. I am working on trying to download it, but I did get an embed code, so I'll try that out too.
DR Ryacko,"Color and Light" is wonderful
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I did find our DR Ryacko singing a beautiful song from Parade on Youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWYFcu9kaIM
Sadly, I have no earplugs at my desk today. Will have to listen to it later.
That was from a concert that Jason Robert Brown did with his wife, Georgia Stitt (also a composer, if you don't know her). It was their first joint concert, and aside from singing with the 30 person choir, my buddy Will Collyer (who was in this week's Kritzerland show) and I got to solo on The Old Red Hills of Home from PARADE.
Will and I had both both understudies on the production of PARADE done at the Taper in 2009, with Jason and Alfred Uhry, and with Rob Ashford directing. It was the Donmar Warehouse production, with a cast of 15, instead of 36.
What is it like to have the composer playing for you? I always hated it when I knew the playwright was in the house.
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Not ready to talk about it and may not be for sometime, but started talks today that may become a great opportunity for the future.....vibes would be appreciated
Without a doubt..........
~~~~~~~~~~~~Vibes for Cilla~~~~~~~~~~~~
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My first day back at the YMCA. You know, it was really nice to see all the familiar faces of the people that I would always see there.
You only look at their faces??
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I ordered my copy of Dearest Enemy on 8/31 and it has not yet been shipped - the website says I should have it between 10/15 - 10/21
And mine says 10/12, which can't be right because 76
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I ordered my copy of Dearest Enemy on 8/31 and it has not yet been shipped - the website says I should have it between 10/15 - 10/21
And mine says 10/12, which can't be right because 76
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Tom...are you okay??
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I ordered my copy of Dearest Enemy on 8/31 and it has not yet been shipped - the website says I should have it between 10/15 - 10/21
And mine says 10/12, which can't be right because 76
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That was Nicky's post.
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I ordered my copy of Dearest Enemy on 8/31 and it has not yet been shipped - the website says I should have it between 10/15 - 10/21
And mine says 10/12, which can't be right because 76
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That was Nicky's post.
Ahh...Hello, Nicky!
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Finished with my viewing. One cast member I wanted for this upcoming quick show can't do it - Jenna Rosen. Too much creepy school. She goes to an arts high school that's supposed to be understanding about kids getting gigs, but they aren't. So, I'm on the prowl for a young person who can belt like she does, tap like she does, etc. I'm determined to have someone of that age in the show because I don't think that's ever been done in a revue.
Well, there was that other young lady.
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G'night!