Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on November 25, 2013, 01:18:42 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes found the notes, and now it is time for you to post until the found cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: DECANT!
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Morning all.
That is all.
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Good morning, all.
Coffee!
And not necessarily in that order.
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I was up early but... first, after BK and DR Ben?
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The Audience Who Wouldn't Laugh should be the title of something. I am passing it along to a friend who writes horror stories.
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Hello, fellow Dear Readers. I have missed you all! I do not yet have wifi or the computer set up, but wanted.to let all of you know that I (and all my stuff) arived safe & sound in St. Paul - move-in day on Saturday was a balmy 7 degrees. The neighborhood, house, and apartment are beautiful, and lovelier than I ever could have dreamed of. I know that we will be very happy here. Looking forward to being back with you regularly very shortly. Thanks for all your support and good wishes, and see you all very soon!
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good morning to all
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Hello, fellow Dear Readers. I have missed you all! I do not yet have wifi or the computer set up, but wanted.to let all of you know that I (and all my stuff) arived safe & sound in St. Paul - move-in day on Saturday was a balmy 7 degrees. The neighborhood, house, and apartment are beautiful, and lovelier than I ever could have dreamed of. I know that we will be very happy here. Looking forward to being back with you regularly very shortly. Thanks for all your support and good wishes, and see you all very soon!
continued move in vibes and all the best in your new home
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Good morning, all! I have a new nervous tic in the sole of my right foot; it's a sharp pain that happens about every 10-15 minutes, and it was a real hurdle to getting to sleep last night. For the first time in a month I took some Tylenol with codeine, and I slept rather well.
This morning I have physical therapy, and, since everything's doubled up so they can close Thursday and Friday, I may be there longer than usual. That's my day.
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Welcome Back, Singdaw!
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Sorry the show didn't go as well as you 'd hoped (although it sounds like you learned a lot from it). There are times when you'll get an audience that just seems to suck up all energy and positive vibes and spontaneity-- no matter how hard the actors perform. I've never understood that.
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Good morning!
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Nice to see you back, DR singdaw!
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Happy to hear the intermission might be going back in.
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TOD:
ANNIE HALL
THE PURPLE ROSE OF CAIRO
RADIO DAYS
HANNAH AND HER SISTERS
CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS
BROADWAY DANNY ROSE
MIGHTY APHRODITE
BULLETS OVER BROADWAY
ZELIG
MIDNIGHT IN PARIS
Even a poor Woody Allen movie is better than most films made today.
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Good morning.
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Monday morning greetings! Today is the first of my 3 prep days for our Thanksgiving extravaganza. First item - grocery shopping!
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Hello, fellow Dear Readers. I have missed you all! I do not yet have wifi or the computer set up, but wanted.to let all of you know that I (and all my stuff) arived safe & sound in St. Paul - move-in day on Saturday was a balmy 7 degrees. The neighborhood, house, and apartment are beautiful, and lovelier than I ever could have dreamed of. I know that we will be very happy here. Looking forward to being back with you regularly very shortly. Thanks for all your support and good wishes, and see you all very soon!
Glad you made it!
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Loved reading over the weekend about DR TCB's triumphant return to the stage and this morning about DR Singdaw's successful move to Minnesota!
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Happy to hear the intermission might be going back in.
I love an intermission. I much prefer going to the theatre when there is an intermission.
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Thanks for the congratulations for my niece. IT's funny that I was at the meet and yet the results can still be surprising. Unless you are timing the races (which many parents are doing) you don't really know what place you'll get. I saw at least 5 girls that I knew were faster than my niece in the 4 lengths individual medley (fly, back, breast, free). So i figured she could not have done better than 10-15th place. What a nice surprise to see she finished 6th. It's actually shocking. 5 of the top 6 were from her pool (and 2 of them are swimming with the 9-10s but just haven't turned 9 yet).
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It is still absolutely freezing here. :(
And there is a lot of snow supposedly scheduled for the next week. :(
We haven't had snow yet.
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T.O.D.
SLEEPER
THE PURPLE ROSE OF CAIRO
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Yesterday's rehearsal was another marathon. Not quite seven and a half hours, but pretty darn close.
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Hello, fellow Dear Readers. I have missed you all! I do not yet have wifi or the computer set up, but wanted.to let all of you know that I (and all my stuff) arived safe & sound in St. Paul - move-in day on Saturday was a balmy 7 degrees. The neighborhood, house, and apartment are beautiful, and lovelier than I ever could have dreamed of. I know that we will be very happy here. Looking forward to being back with you regularly very shortly. Thanks for all your support and good wishes, and see you all very soon!
How nice to hear from Slim Jim! I hope he is back on a regular basis very soon.
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Loved reading over the weekend about DR TCB's triumphant return to the stage and this morning about DR Singdaw's successful move to Minnesota!
Thanks Ginny.
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I woke up again at five. I fed Nicky, but then just didn't feel sleepy enough to go back to bed. Now that I have had two cups of coffee, I feel ready to go back to bed, but should probably hold off for a while.
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Good news from DR SINGDAW.
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Good luck DR GINNY. I found banking and shopping this morning to be mad crazy!!!
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I like MOST of Woody Allen's films....but I especially like:
Bullets Over Broadway
Take the Money and Run..... "I have a gub...." "No I have a gun...." "No it says gub....."
Crimes & Misdemeanors ... especially Angelica Huston and Martin Landau
What's Up Tiger Lily? ... the recipe for the world's best egg salad has been stolen!
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And I very much enjoy the soundtrack CD from RADIO DAYS
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TOD:
What's Up Tiger Lily?
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I am having difficulty waking up today.
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I must say that the weather here in Salem, Oregon, 97301 has been very nice...and unusual...sunny every day, and cold and crisp with no rain in sight.
This time of year the weather is usually quite soggy.
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Watched several more episodes of the old tv show JULIA.
Some episodes were better than others, but the good ones are quite enjoyable. And no laugh track...I guess they added a laugh track for syndication, but I prefer this show without it and it is nice that they are airing it minus the laugh track.
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DR JRand, I am looking forward to my package!
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It is supposed to be there today - but we shall see....
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DR JRand, I am looking forward to my package!
That's not even a euphemism, is it?
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Good morning, all.
Happy Monday vibes.
My computer has been giving me grief, but hopefully all is better with it.
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TOD:
Radio Days
Shadows and Fog
Hannah and Her Sisters
Annie Hall
September
Love and Death
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Glad to read you made it to your new home safely, Singdaw. Stay warm.
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And the word of the day is: DECANT!
And The Song Of The Day Is: THE DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES
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I'm up - very noisy outside, which woke me up too damn early at eight-thirty. I've been answering e-mails and stuff.
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I'm still not sure an intermission will work with such a short show, but I'm sure willing to give it a try. I'll do one of our two rehearsals with it and see how it feels. Having it solves one definite thing, which is the placement of one song in the non-intermission version - it would be better earlier and has never felt right to me where it is, but sans intermission something has to go between what would have been the end of the act and the beginning of the next act and what that something is is tricky.
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My DVD player died today during the middle of "A Touch of Class," which is a really charrming reminder of how good Glenda Jackson was in her prime. Guess it's time to upgrade to that Blu-Ray player.
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Good luck DR GINNY. I found banking and shopping this morning to be mad crazy!!!
Thanks, DR JRand! Kroger wasn't bad at all, but I'm glad it's done. It will probably only get worse as we get closer to Thursday. The only shopping we have to do between now and then is picking up 2 fresh turkeys at the butcher's and delivering one of them to Mary Linda. She's going to cook one with gluten-free stuffing and I'll do the other with regular.
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And I am home from physical therapy, which was not crowded beyond belief but will be on Wednesday, and a stop at the bank for some funds and an investment inquiry.
This whole nonsense with my brothers and that damned property has really screwed up things; I have no idea on how to proceed. What i would like to do is sue my brothers for hindering rather than promoting its sale and my dad's attorney for letting him sign it over to us on his deathbed, knowing that we'd end up having to pay inheritance taxes on it, no matter what. In my current financial mess, I am in a murderous frame of mind over the whole megillah.
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Hello, fellow Dear Readers. I have missed you all! I do not yet have wifi or the computer set up, but wanted.to let all of you know that I (and all my stuff) arived safe & sound in St. Paul - move-in day on Saturday was a balmy 7 degrees. The neighborhood, house, and apartment are beautiful, and lovelier than I ever could have dreamed of. I know that we will be very happy here. Looking forward to being back with you regularly very shortly. Thanks for all your support and good wishes, and see you all very soon!
This is a very nice report. :)
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I must say that the weather here in Salem, Oregon, 97301 has been very nice...and unusual...sunny every day, and cold and crisp with no rain in sight.
This time of year the weather is usually quite soggy.
We haven't had much rain either.
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Hello Everyone:
TOD;
ANNIE HALL
HANNAH AND HER SISTERS
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TOD:
"Hannah and Her Sisters" -- This is Woody at "perfection" level on all counts -- story, script, performers/performances, combination of humor/wit/drama, and on an equal level his music selection. Woody, Mia Farrow, Barbara Hershey, Dianne Wiest, Michael Caine, Maureen O'Sullivan, Lloyd Nolan, and all the other superb supporting cast are absolutely riveting throughout the film. I have many "favorite" scenes in this film, but my "most favorite" is Woody spying Dianne Wiest (Holly) in a record shop and going in to remind her of the worst date of his life. It's an amazing, very funny, beautiful scene.
"Manhattan" -- This is the finest valentine ever filmed to/for a city (or anything/anyone else). The Gordon Willis b/w cinematography is masterful, the Gershwin score is sublime and the story is very New York and very Woody (and not a little bit disturbing given Allen's romance with a teenager, wonderfully played by Mariel Hemingway at her most beautiful).
"Love and Death" -- Hilarious homage to Ingmar Bergman with some fantastic sight gags, silliness, mayhem and an hysterical "Death" giving Woody the sort of "ending" he obsesses upon in nearly all his personal films.
"The Purple Rose of Cairo" - Wonderful "little movie", filmed to perfection. Great central performance by Mia Farrow and wonderful conceit of movie character coming off the screen because a "real person" has seen the film so many times he just had to say something. This movie was a "gift" when it was released and always seems to be a "gift" upon repeat viewings.
"Annie Hall" -- I'm not the biggest fan of this film, although it IS wonderful and funny and kooky and brilliantly done. Woody has had better stories, but it's the central character and Woody's interactions with her that make the film work wonderfully.
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Last night we watched THE WORDS, starring Bradley Cooper and Jeremy Irons.
I thought it was good and I think I figured out the mystery just before it ended.
Have any DR"S seen it?
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So nice to hear from you DR Singdaw.
So glad you have safely arrived in your new home.
When you get settled in please send some pictures!
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Goodbye for now!
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TOD:
Manhattan
Annie Hall
Midnight in Paris (although I'd cast someone other than Owen Wilson in the lead)
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I am so glad I am not traveling this week.
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Happy to hear the intermission might be going back in.
I love an intermission. I much prefer going to the theatre when there is an intermission.
When MAN OF LA MANCHA openned off-Broadway, the critics praised the inventiveness of the show being ddne without an Intermission. When told about the comments, writer Dale Wasserman said, "The only reaason there is no intermission, is that I was afraid that it would give the audience a chance to leave early."
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DR JRand, I am looking forward to my package!
We are all looking forward to your package.
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DR JRand, I am looking forward to my package!
That's not even a euphemism, is it?
Whoops, sorry.
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Last night we watched THE WORDS, starring Bradley Cooper and Jeremy Irons.
I thought it was good and I think I figured out the mystery just before it ended.
Have any DR"S seen it?
I haven't seen it.
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I'm thinking of seeing GRAVITY before it leaves the theaters. Which version should I watch it in? I'm thinking 3D is the favorite.
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Happy to hear the intermission might be going back in.
I love an intermission. I much prefer going to the theatre when there is an intermission.
When MAN OF LA MANCHA openned off-Broadway, the critics praised the inventiveness of the show being ddne without an Intermission. When told about the comments, writer Dale Wasserman said, "The only reaason there is no intermission, is that I was afraid that it would give the audience a chance to leave early."
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I prefer not having an intermission.
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Happy to hear the intermission might be going back in.
I love an intermission. I much prefer going to the theatre when there is an intermission.
I would much prefer to not have an intermission when the show was written to not have an intermission.
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Topic of the Day:
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Topic of the Day (Part Two):
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Ditto, too!
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Hello, fellow Dear Readers. I have missed you all! I do not yet have wifi or the computer set up, but wanted.to let all of you know that I (and all my stuff) arived safe & sound in St. Paul - move-in day on Saturday was a balmy 7 degrees. The neighborhood, house, and apartment are beautiful, and lovelier than I ever could have dreamed of. I know that we will be very happy here. Looking forward to being back with you regularly very shortly. Thanks for all your support and good wishes, and see you all very soon!
Welcome home, SchwingPaw!!
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And I am home from physical therapy, which was not crowded beyond belief but will be on Wednesday, and a stop at the bank for some funds and an investment inquiry.
This whole nonsense with my brothers and that damned property has really screwed up things; I have no idea on how to proceed. What i would like to do is sue my brothers for hindering rather than promoting its sale and my dad's attorney for letting him sign it over to us on his deathbed, knowing that we'd end up having to pay inheritance taxes on it, no matter what. In my current financial mess, I am in a murderous frame of mind over the whole megillah.
~~~VIBES OF ALL KINDS FOR DR ELMORE!!~~~
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DR Ginny braved Kroger while I was braving Trader Joe's and Shop Rite.
I wouldn't want to go near any of these places again between now and Friday! :)
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My DVD player died today during the middle of "A Touch of Class," which is a really charrming reminder of how good Glenda Jackson was in her prime. Guess it's time to upgrade to that Blu-Ray player.
Press THAT in your book of memories.
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3D for GRAVITY DR JANE.....it really does make a difference.
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I really like the use of classical music in LOVE AND DEATH.....I have never seen HANNAH & HER SiSTERS except on broadcast television, so I haven't really seen it.
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Happy Monday, all!
TOD - so many.
Always loved the wacky early films, like TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN, SLEEPER AND BANANAS.
ANNIE HALL remains a favorite. at least in memory. I really should go back and re-watch these again. I do recall some of the lines from this film, like "Those who can't do, teach. Those who can't teach, teach gym."
Also loved HANNAH AND HER SISTERS and BULLETS OVER BROADWAY.
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DR JRand, I am looking forward to my package!
That's not even a euphemism, is it?
Whoops, sorry.
For what? Filthy minds sink alike, right?
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What is the term for seeing something that defies your belief in someone or something......I saw it written down a few weeks ago, and now I can't remember what it was....it was two words, I think....at least.....
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DR JRand, did you get a gander at that rather revealing negative of Allison Hayes that is up for bid on Ebay? Allison was certainly not shy. I would love to know more about what led her to do some of those photo shoots.
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Happy Monday, all!
TOD - so many.
Always loved the wacky early films, like TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN, SLEEPER AND BANANAS.
ANNIE HALL remains a favorite. at least in memory. I really should go back and re-watch these again. I do recall some of the lines from this film, like "Those who can't do, teach. Those who can't teach, teach gym."
When I was in college (to become a choir teacher...which, obviously, DIDN'T happen), I had a psychology instructor who quoted:
Those who can, do.
Those who can't, teach.
Those who can't teach, teach teachers to teach.
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Last night we watched THE WORDS, starring Bradley Cooper and Jeremy Irons.
I thought it was good and I think I figured out the mystery just before it ended.
Have any DR"S seen it?
I haven't seen it.
Interesting movie.
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DR JRand, did you get a gander at that rather revealing negative of Allison Hayes that is up for bid on Ebay? Allison was certainly not shy. I would love to know more about what led her to do some of those photo shoots.
That's the second one that's been up.....last week there was one that was even more revealing. I think there were a lot of magazines that published pictures like that.....probably in Europe moreso than the US....
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Slow day at HHW.
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3D for GRAVITY DR JANE.....it really does make a difference.
Thanks. I hope we can go.
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We've been busy rearranging some furniture to accommodate the 17 (or 20) people we're expecting for Thanksgiving dinner. I also prepared a nice dinner for us of meat loaf, baked potatoes, and green beans.
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the 17 (or 20) people we're expecting for Thanksgiving dinner
I just fainted.
I'm not sure we even had that many when I was but a wee lad and we all went to grandmother's house.
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I had an appointment in town and followed it with a long walk in the park. I was looking down and almost walked into 4 deer that were on the path. Three of them were still on the young side. I was sooooo close to them and they were sooooo cute. They were munching away on bushes and alternately looking up at me with their sweet faces.
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Driving home up our road a hawk flew in front of my car and then along side it. :)
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Yesterday while walking we probably saw the same hawk as I was close to where we watched it fly over our heads from tree to tree.
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Evening all.
That is all.
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It's been a long day.
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What nice close encounters, DR Jane!
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What nice close encounters, DR Jane!
Yes they were :) We have had a good year of hawk viewing.
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the 17 (or 20) people we're expecting for Thanksgiving dinner
I just fainted.
I'm not sure we even had that many when I was but a wee lad and we all went to grandmother's house.
Our crowd is all adults. This year is a 2-table extravaganza.
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Now if only we might see the Black Bear that keeps leaving scat on our lawn. I only want to see it from the safety of our house, still I would like to see it.
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My DVD of Barbra: Back to Brooklyn arrived. The show is also going to be on PBS this Friday. It's really great, but I do wish they had recorded the Cologne or Berlin concerts.
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Two of my friends who were in the audience are in the DVD.
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TOD: Bananas, Annie Hall, Blue Jasmine
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Breaking news in our local paper:
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival has received a $1 million grant from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation to help it adapt to changing conditions.
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I had an appointment in town and followed it with a long walk in the park. I was looking down and almost walked into 4 deer that were on the path. Three of them were still on the young side. I was sooooo close to them and they were sooooo cute. They were munching away on bushes and alternately looking up at me with their sweet faces.
I think I would freak out if i saw deer around here.
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Breaking news in our local paper:
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival has received a $1 million grant from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation to help it adapt to changing conditions.
That is GREAT news, DR Jane!
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Thanks DR Ginny. I think sales were down some, not sure. I'm curious exactly what changes this will lead to.
"The foundation said the grants were part of a pilot project to help organizations deal with changes in demographics, audience behavior and the effects of technology".
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I had an appointment in town and followed it with a long walk in the park. I was looking down and almost walked into 4 deer that were on the path. Three of them were still on the young side. I was sooooo close to them and they were sooooo cute. They were munching away on bushes and alternately looking up at me with their sweet faces.
I think I would freak out if i saw deer around here.
;D
Ashland has no shortage of deer and they are very relaxed with people around, especially in the park.
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Now if only we might see the Black Bear that keeps leaving scat on our lawn. I only want to see it from the safety of our house, still I would like to see it.
Hmm so a bear doesn't go in the woods....he goes in Jane's yard...
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I had an appointment in town and followed it with a long walk in the park. I was looking down and almost walked into 4 deer that were on the path. Three of them were still on the young side. I was sooooo close to them and they were sooooo cute. They were munching away on bushes and alternately looking up at me with their sweet faces.
I think I would freak out if i saw deer around here.
They hang out in my yard too much. They've destroyed 2 trees and I about had a cow when they started in on one of my apple trees....but they are nice to look at
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Today I noticed 4 squirrel nests in the trees above my house. I don't even feed them, lol.
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It's a really strange year. We usually have a Thanksgiving storm and we're supposed to have great weather. I almost have good weather guilt.....almost.
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DR Singdaw, I love the twin cities. I think you'll be happy there.
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I like St. Paul better than Minneapolis, but maybe that's just me
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Now if only we might see the Black Bear that keeps leaving scat on our lawn. I only want to see it from the safety of our house, still I would like to see it.
Hmm so a bear doesn't go in the woods....he goes in Jane's yard...
LOL, there are a lot of trees in our yard, and far more outside of it.
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There are woods across from us and there was the time Echo and I heard the bear in the woods but couldn't see it.
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Not deep woods. There is also a creek in there.
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DR Singdaw, I love the twin cities. I think you'll be happy there.
I have not at the good fortune to visit. We once almost moved there but stayed put in New Jersey and then moved to Massachusetts.
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I'm very lucky that when my left foot slipped on ice today my right foot was firmly planted on solid ground.
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the 17 (or 20) people we're expecting for Thanksgiving dinner
I just fainted.
I'm not sure we even had that many when I was but a wee lad and we all went to grandmother's house.
Our crowd is all adults. This year is a 2-table extravaganza.
So, just wondering: How many turkeys, and how large?
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I'm very lucky that when my left foot slipped on ice today my right foot was firmly planted on solid ground.
Ice!
I was just blowing leaves today, and the grass kept crunching under my feet.
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My home town is about a three hour drive from Minneapolis/St. Paul. We always went there to shop etc when I was growing up. I'm about 5+ hours from there now. I used to use my Northwest airlines miles and fly there free from Sioux City, but our airport board is headed by a guy with a condo in Chicago, so now we only have American Airlines and they only fly to Chicago. A little tougher to get to MSP
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the 17 (or 20) people we're expecting for Thanksgiving dinner
I just fainted.
I'm not sure we even had that many when I was but a wee lad and we all went to grandmother's house.
Our crowd is all adults. This year is a 2-table extravaganza.
So, just wondering: How many turkeys, and how large?
2 birds, 10-12 pounds each. Mary Linda is cooking one with gluten-free stuffing and we're doing one with regular. The other guests are bringing most of the sides.
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I'm very lucky that when my left foot slipped on ice today my right foot was firmly planted on solid ground.
Ice!
I was just blowing leaves today, and the grass kept crunching under my feet.
It did warm up to 52 this afternoon but the shady areas still had patches of ice. I was walking on the sidewalk along the park and looking at a dog instead of the ground.
The ponds in the park also had pieces of ice on the top layer.
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My home town is about a three hour drive from Minneapolis/St. Paul. We always went there to shop etc when I was growing up. I'm about 5+ hours from there now. I used to use my Northwest airlines miles and fly there free from Sioux City, but our airport board is headed by a guy with a condo in Chicago, so now we only have American Airlines and they only fly to Chicago. A little tougher to get to MSP
Is there a train?
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'night
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My home town is about a three hour drive from Minneapolis/St. Paul. We always went there to shop etc when I was growing up. I'm about 5+ hours from there now. I used to use my Northwest airlines miles and fly there free from Sioux City, but our airport board is headed by a guy with a condo in Chicago, so now we only have American Airlines and they only fly to Chicago. A little tougher to get to MSP
Is there a train?
If I want to ride on the top of a freight car or an ethanol tanker, lol
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Could not get a new DVD player at Costco, because I have an old-fashioned tube TV and these newfangled machines aren't compatible without some connection. I have a 20-year-old set that is in fine condition, but I have a feeling, I'm going to have to get a whole new setup, TV, DVD player and sound system. I'm going to wait until Black Friday sales are announced and may have to buy things bit by bit.
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Had a very fun second rehearsal and then had some Mexican food for my meal o' the day - ate too much, but since it's the only meal, I'm probably okay.
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Good night, all.
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Could not get a new DVD player at Costco, because I have an old-fashioned tube TV and these newfangled machines aren't compatible without some connection. I have a 20-year-old set that is in fine condition, but I have a feeling, I'm going to have to get a whole new setup, TV, DVD player and sound system. I'm going to wait until Black Friday sales are announced and may have to buy things bit by bit.
Can't you buy some sort of adaptor to make it work on your old tv?
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Just saw my commercials right before the weather forecast. That makes me happy
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Time for sleep...well I'll read a little. I'm reading Orange is the New Black. I'm assuming the Netflix series comes from the book, I've never seen the series
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Vibes to all who have to travel on the East Coast or wherever the weather is bad
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Well, I'm off. I'm going to the movie theater to watch the 50th Anniversary Doctor Who episode on the BIG SCREEN and in 3-D! :D
Be back later!
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Man, this has been a slow week, baby. Time to get back our A-game.
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Finished with my viewing.