Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on February 07, 2014, 12:15:07 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were proofed, and now it is time for you to post until the proofed cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: MEED!
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First post after BK!
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I spent last evening sitting with my friend in the ER after her husband was rushed by ambulance to the hospital. His second heart surgery in a month.
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Morning all.
That is all.
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Sorry to hear about your friend, Laura. Hope it all works out.
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Good vibes for your friend DR Laura!
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Jennifer thanks for the reminder. Since I last checked "Fear Nothing" is available. I put a hold on it using Keith's account and am 55th on the queue with 4 copies owned by the library.
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And congrats for getting approved for all 3 books.
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DR Cilla good luck finding a doctor you like, and with the test results. I've done that 48 hour test. I agree you likely won't find anything wrong. Don't be put off by a new doctor putting your info into the computer. I actually find it more sufficient. Of course your doctor should have pre-ordered the tests if you are already a patient. If you go to a labfor bloodwork ask to sign a form for the results to be sent to you.
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I slept for 3 nights in a row and only read half of my 450 page book. Tonight I finished the beautifully written The Gift of Rain by Tan Twan Eng.
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~ ~ ~ MEDICAL VIBES ~ ~ ~ for the DH of your friend, DR Laura. And ~ ~ ~VIBES OF REST ~ ~ ~ for you!
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Good morning, all! I was in bed by 9:30 last night, and I slept really well. By 6:15am I was nodding, waiting for the alarm to ring at 6:30. I had long back-to-Drama-Book-Shop dream that was quite vivid, although the shop in the dream looked more like the set from The Son of Frankenstein with all those weird steps. Most of the dream was about inventory, getting acclimated to working there again, the owners Rozanne and Arthur, and a few loony customers.
I will shortly head back down to Toyland: I've got two of the Collegians showing up for their ROBERTA materials, and sometime between 10:00am and noon, Scot my piano tuner will arrive. I've got the Act Two Piano/Conductor score of JUBILEE to print, and both acts of the vocal score to bind. I also need to replace some water damaged pages of my ROBERTA recording score.
DR slingshot, great news about the job! I knew you could pass the singing, but I was really worried about the mental exam.
DR Laura, I am sorry to hear about your friend. Let us know how things go.
DR cillaliz, best of luck with the doctor search!
DR vixmom, how are you feeling this morning?
BK, I hope the Abner candidate works out!
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DVD: Two Netflix discs sit here, and I've got a season one of THE WHITE QUEEN
CD: Roberta, Dearest Enemy, Dorothy Provine, Guy Haines, Sir Arthur Sullivan's "The Beauty Stone"
VCR: porn
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I spent last evening sitting with my friend in the ER after her husband was rushed by ambulance to the hospital. His second heart surgery in a month.
I hope everything works out. And make sure you get some rest!
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Morning, all!
The mystery track has a familiar sound to it, but I'm not placing it at all. Something in it reminded me of "Juno," for some reason. Sounds nice, though.
Medical vibes for Cilla, Laura's friend, and all those in need of 'em.
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Ye Olde iPod: Dorit Reuveni - Ladino songs
In the DVD drive: Psych
Youtube playlist: Greater Tuna
Just picked up from the Little Free Library: Edith Hamilton's Mythology
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Vibes to Laura's friend
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Cilla, hope all is OK. Many vibes to you as well.
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Congrats on the job, David!
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DR Elan, Edith Hamlton's Mythology was my Bible in junior high and high school! I really loved Rockwell Kent's illustrations, too! I should look for a good hardcover copy.
And I am off to Toyland!
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good morning to all
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mystery clip
have no idea but sounds like a western movie to me
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plan to continue reading The Man Who Invented Rock Hudson
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Now Plaing:
I am probably completely wrong but "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" immediately popped into my head
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The left side of my face is swollen to twice its size- but I slept through the night switching to Aleve and heading to work
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Laura , your friend and her husband are in my prayers
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Fiinding a new Dr Vibes forCilla
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Vibes for all I must get ready and head to work
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Thanks, DRs Elmore3003 and FJL! :)
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~ ~ ~ CONTINUED FEEL BETTER VIBES ~ ~ ~ for DR vixmom!!!!
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I couldn't play the mystery sound clip (or Donald Feltham's Broadway Radio Hour) in Chrome, but they all work in Internet Explorer. Go figure.
Have no idea about the mystery sound clip, but it sounds like it comes from the good old romantic golden-age era.
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TWO!!
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The left side of my face is swollen to twice its size- but I slept through the night switching to Aleve and heading to work
Much love and strength vibes to you, vixmom!
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Good morning, all.
I had a pretty good sleep, too, and it's a lovely, if only six-degree, day. Must use it productively.
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I spent last evening sitting with my friend in the ER after her husband was rushed by ambulance to the hospital. His second heart surgery in a month.
Vibes!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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DR Singdaw that was a funny honest facebook movie.
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DR Elmore's mention of having yet another Drama Book Shop dream immediately resonated with me this time, because two nights ago I had one of my most vivid dreams yet involving former employment. In my case these can be of either a good or bad nature, and I only wish I knew how many similar dreams on this theme I've had over the past several years. This recent one was so vivid and affecting, consisting of more the bad stuff than the good, that I was literally aware of forcing myself awake, throwing the covers off and sitting up, in order not to have it continue for one more moment.
Of all the myriad things we dream about, I have to marvel at whatever it is about our various jobs, or situations that are similar to actual jobs, that gets under our skin and enjoys a half life equal to that of plutonium.
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Not so much music listening as movies this week, and I've got much to ketchup on. In the still-watching and to-be-watched-forthwith stacks are MAN IN THE DARK (in 3-D) and other Twilight Time releases. In fact, those others (ZULU, KHARTOUM and more) might still have to wait a bit. Also, I was way too tired last night to even start THE LADY FROM SHANGHAI, so that will be tonight and I am totally looking forward to reacquainting myself with this one.
But before that, something a little different: Today I'm taking advantage of a second chance to see GRAVITY -- not only in the theater, but in IMAX 3-D. I was sorry to have missed that experience on its first time around and have vowed not to let this second chance go by.
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Greetings from Toyland!
The printer is bubbling away, and I am waiting on the piano tuner.
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Assuming they arrive:
MAVERICK, Season 3
THE RELUCTANT SAINT
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Friday morning greetings! It's clear and sunny, but cold, cold, cold in SW Ohio today.
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Vibes to the husband of DR Laura's friend!
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DR Elmore's mention of having yet another Drama Book Shop dream immediately resonated with me this time, because two nights ago I had one of my most vivid dreams yet involving former employment. In my case these can be of either a good or bad nature, and I only wish I knew how many similar dreams on this theme I've had over the past several years. This recent one was so vivid and affecting, consisting of more the bad stuff than the good, that I was literally aware of forcing myself awake, throwing the covers off and sitting up, in order not to have it continue for one more moment.
Of all the myriad things we dream about, I have to marvel at whatever it is about our various jobs, or situations that are similar to actual jobs, that gets under our skin and enjoys a half life equal to that of plutonium.
Just last week, while we were in GA, I had my librarian dream - the one where I'm trying to close the library for the night and can't get all the people to leave. It's always the building where I started my career and where I was manager for 6 years before Rob was born.
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Thanks, everyone.
Vibes to Vixmom for quick healing.
Vibes to Cillaliz to find out what's going on and an easy fix.
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The left side of my face is swollen to twice its size- but I slept through the night switching to Aleve and heading to work
Vibes your day goes well!
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Good morning, all.
Vibes for Cillaliz, Vixmom and Laura's friend.
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Singdaw, that Facebook spoof was hilarious.
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Congrats to DR SINGDAW on his employment.
Continued healing vibes for DR VIXMOM......
And for the friend of DR LAURA.
DR CILLA LIZ, I agree....time to find a new doctor.
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Things are hopping around here at HHW.....it must be Friday.
Mystery clip sounds like Alfred Newman....to me.....and familiar....but I can't quite place it....
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Nothing to report on the TOD....mostly watching television.
I am probably going to have to find a different musical/vocal director for GUYS & DOLLS since the person I usually use is busy with a high school production of SHREK for the first three weeks of my rehearsal period.....
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Good Morning
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I had several weird dreams last night. No more ice cream before bed.
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Elmore, I'm glad to see your VCR is being used again.
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Today, I'm having lunch with a pal and then a cigar at the "Cigar Loft", looking forward to hanging out with him!
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The piano tuner has come and gone, and I believe I am getting sick, which does not amuse me. My throat is getting scratchy and I'm getting hoarse.
Ugh.
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This 20-minute video is circulating Facebook and gives me such hope for our community. The 3 young performers at the beginning are all around Rob's age and their Moms are friends of mine. They talk at the end about how special the Sorg Opera House is to them.
Flip this Town - The Sorg Opera House (http://vimeo.com/86027632)
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This 20-minute video is circulating Facebook and gives me such hope for our community. The 3 young performers at the beginning are all around Rob's age and their Moms are friends of mine. They talk at the end about how special the Sorg Opera House is to them.
Flip this Town - The Sorg Opera House (http://vimeo.com/86027632)
I love the Sorg. Saw many movies there.
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One of the phrases in the mystery clip has a Scottish flavor, which -- when the answer is revealed -- will probably peg me as an IDIOT for life. It kills me that I never recognize these. Well, the few we've had so far. By golly, I think mystery clips should be a regular thing! :)
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DR John G, the Sorg has changed a lot since it was a movie theatre. There was an actual opera company there in the '90's and we enjoyed many of their performances. I especially remember MADAME BUTTERFLY, H. M. S. PINAFORE, THE MIKADO, and a concert version of AIDA. Joan Morris and William Bolcom gave a concert there one week after Rob was born and my mom and Richard's babysat so Richard and I could go. And, in 1991, a tour of FORBIDDEN BROADWAY was just the antidote to some potentially frightening medical news I'd just received (turned out OK).
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DR John G, the Sorg has changed a lot since it was a movie theatre. There was an actual opera company there in the '90's and we enjoyed many of their performances. I especially remember MADAME BUTTERFLY, H. M. S. PINAFORE, THE MIKADO, and a concert version of AIDA. Joan Morris and William Bolcom gave a concert there one week after Rob was born and my mom and Richard's babysat so Richard and I could go. And, in 1991, a tour of FORBIDDEN BROADWAY was just the antidote to some potentially frightening medical news I'd just received (turned out OK).
I was at a Bolcom and Morris performance there. So, I was living in Middletown when Rob was born. I think that was 1985. Is my memory in any way correct?
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OMG, I just decided to take a look at the program for that Morris & Bolcom concert and found that I'd clipped a review from the local paper. It was written by Journal Staff Writer John Griffin!
Yes, that confirms your memory, DR John G!
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The other thing attached to my Morris/Bolcom program is a pink feather from Joan's boa. To minimize our time away from our newborn, Richard and I arrived at the very last minute before the performance began. The ushers tried to direct us up a steep and narrow stairway to the balcony, but Richard explained that I'd just had a baby, so they sent us to the front row of the orchestra. When Joan made a flourish with her boa, the feathers flew and I caught one!
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Jennifer thanks for the reminder. Since I last checked "Fear Nothing" is available. I put a hold on it using Keith's account and am 55th on the queue with 4 copies owned by the library.
My mistake, I did have this in my holds where I am 22nd on the queue.
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The other thing attached to my Morris/Bolcom program is a pink feather from Joan's boa. To minimize our time away from our newborn, Richard and I arrived at the very last minute before the performance began. The ushers tried to direct us up a steep and narrow stairway to the balcony, but Richard explained that I'd just had a baby, so they sent us to the front row of the orchestra. When Joan made a flourish with her boa, the feathers flew and I caught one!
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Congratulations to DR Singdaw on the new job!
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OMG, I just decided to take a look at the program for that Morris & Bolcom concert and found that I'd clipped a review from the local paper. It was written by Journal Staff Writer John Griffin!
Yes, that confirms your memory, DR John G!
Super cool! :)
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Nice link DR GINNY....and nice story....
Small world.
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I'm up, I'm up. Guess I'll do some proofing and then go to my lunch.
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Jrand has the right composer.
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I was at that Bolcom and Morris concert at the Sorg, and we all went to Duff's with Joasn and Bill after the concert.
I am indeed getting sick. I hope the two Collegians show up soon - I told them I'd be here until 2:30 - because I need some tea and to go to bed.
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Jrand has the right composer.
Strings! Never! Lie!
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I was at that Bolcom and Morris concert at the Sorg, and we all went to Duff's with Joasn and Bill after the concert.
We, alas, did not go to Duff's. That would have been fun.
I am indeed getting sick. I hope the two Collegians show up soon - I told them I'd be here until 2:30 - because I need some tea and to go to bed.
Feel better, dear DR Elmore!
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Jennifer thanks for the reminder. Since I last checked "Fear Nothing" is available. I put a hold on it using Keith's account and am 55th on the queue with 4 copies owned by the library.
My mistake, I did have this in my holds where I am 22nd on the queue.
:)
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OMG, I just decided to take a look at the program for that Morris & Bolcom concert and found that I'd clipped a review from the local paper. It was written by Journal Staff Writer John Griffin!
Yes, that confirms your memory, DR John G!
Well, that's worth nothing. But I would like a photocopy or a scanned copy of that, if you ever have a moment.
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Health vibes for Elmore!
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Jrand has the right composer.
Strings! Never! Lie!
Good work, JRand.
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OMG, I just decided to take a look at the program for that Morris & Bolcom concert and found that I'd clipped a review from the local paper. It was written by Journal Staff Writer John Griffin!
Serendipity-doo! :)
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Thanks for the kind words, everyone.
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DR elmore3003, I truly hope you are not getting sick. Or if you are, that it is not the horrible thing that I currently have.
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Weird - I can hear the audio on DR Ginny's Sorg video, but I can't the the video!
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Heading out to do an errand. Hoping that the Walgreens or the CVS will have posterboard.
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Back. Walgreens had it. :)
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DR John G, the Sorg has changed a lot since it was a movie theatre. There was an actual opera company there in the '90's and we enjoyed many of their performances. I especially remember MADAME BUTTERFLY, H. M. S. PINAFORE, THE MIKADO, and a concert version of AIDA. Joan Morris and William Bolcom gave a concert there one week after Rob was born and my mom and Richard's babysat so Richard and I could go. And, in 1991, a tour of FORBIDDEN BROADWAY was just the antidote to some potentially frightening medical news I'd just received (turned out OK).
I was at a Bolcom and Morris performance there. So, I was living in Middletown when Rob was born. I think that was 1985. Is my memory in any way correct?
OMG, I just decided to take a look at the program for that Morris & Bolcom concert and found that I'd clipped a review from the local paper. It was written by Journal Staff Writer John Griffin!
Yes, that confirms your memory, DR John G!
That's amazing! What a small world! :D
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I was at that Bolcom and Morris concert at the Sorg, and we all went to Duff's with Joasn and Bill after the concert.
I am indeed getting sick. I hope the two Collegians show up soon - I told them I'd be here until 2:30 - because I need some tea and to go to bed.
~~~Feel Better Quickly Vibes for Larry!!~~~
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Not so much music listening as movies this week, and I've got much to ketchup on. In the still-watching and to-be-watched-forthwith stacks are MAN IN THE DARK (in 3-D) and other Twilight Time releases. In fact, those others (ZULU, KHARTOUM and more) might still have to wait a bit. Also, I was way too tired last night to even start THE LADY FROM SHANGHAI, so that will be tonight and I am totally looking forward to reacquainting myself with this one.
But before that, something a little different: Today I'm taking advantage of a second chance to see GRAVITY -- not only in the theater, but in IMAX 3-D. I was sorry to have missed that experience on its first time around and have vowed not to let this second chance go by.
I saw it in 3-D, but I don't think that it was IMAX 3-D. The 3-D effects were VERY effective and I really enjoyed it. I love that kind of stuff, so it's recommended by the likes of me. :)
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DR elmore3003, I truly hope you are not getting sick. Or if you are, that it is not the horrible thing that I currently have.
I hope you both feel better very soon!!!!
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Not so much music listening as movies this week, and I've got much to ketchup on. In the still-watching and to-be-watched-forthwith stacks are MAN IN THE DARK (in 3-D) and other Twilight Time releases. In fact, those others (ZULU, KHARTOUM and more) might still have to wait a bit. Also, I was way too tired last night to even start THE LADY FROM SHANGHAI, so that will be tonight and I am totally looking forward to reacquainting myself with this one.
But before that, something a little different: Today I'm taking advantage of a second chance to see GRAVITY -- not only in the theater, but in IMAX 3-D. I was sorry to have missed that experience on its first time around and have vowed not to let this second chance go by.
I saw it in 3-D, but I don't think that it was IMAX 3-D. The 3-D effects were VERY effective and I really enjoyed it. I love that kind of stuff, so it's recommended by the likes of me. :)
I second this.
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Thanks, DR Jane! :)
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In sad news, preparing now to head to a wake for the brother of a friend of mine. A man in his early sixties, who last weekend fell down his basement steps and died from the subsequent head wound.
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In sad news, preparing now to head to a wake for the brother of a friend of mine. A man in his early sixties, who last weekend fell down his basement steps and died from the subsequent head wound.
That's terrible! My condolences to your friend and his family. :(
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In sad news, preparing now to head to a wake for the brother of a friend of mine. A man in his early sixties, who last weekend fell down his basement steps and died from the subsequent head wound.
That's terrible! My condolences to your friend and his family. :(
More condolences.
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Four!
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I'm still kinda freaked out, Ginny, that you would have a review I wrote 29 years ago.
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Back from a surprisingly delightful lunch with someone I knew from the Bluth Brothers days, when I was sixteen and seventeen.
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I didn't get out of Toyland until 3:30; Kyle and Michael showed up at around the same time for their scores, and Kyle's friend Sally, who was in town for an opera audition, came with him. I liked them all, and the social interaction was fast and furious. Then, I had a 30-minute wait for the damned bus. I'm home, coughing a lot, and feeling feverish. I think I will stay in all day tomorrow in hopes that I can get this out of my system before Sunday.
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In thirty minutes I'll be on my way to the book fair and probably back by seven-ish, at which point I'll call Muse Margaret and run a few things by her.
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In sad news, preparing now to head to a wake for the brother of a friend of mine. A man in his early sixties, who last weekend fell down his basement steps and died from the subsequent head wound.
This is very sad. I have a FB friend who is a doctor and it took her several days to force her husband to go to the ER after a car accident. On his own he might not have gone in time to discover he had more than a concussion and was bleeding.
My condolences to you, your friend, and all who loved him.
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I'm still kinda freaked out, Ginny, that you would have a review I wrote 29 years ago.
I know, it is exciting too.
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DR John years ago when I went to NY and met DR elmore he gifted me a book from his personal collection on the Shakespeare Festival here in Ashland. When I saw who wrote the broke I was trilled as they were a couple I hiked with every week and the husband organized our group and led the hikes. After I returned I asked them to autograph the book. They were full of smiles to see I had it.
Now I treasure this book for the connection to DR elmore, my wonderful time in NY, and to two dear people who are no longer with us.
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In sad news, preparing now to head to a wake for the brother of a friend of mine. A man in his early sixties, who last weekend fell down his basement steps and died from the subsequent head wound.
How sad! I'm so sorry!
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I'm still kinda freaked out, Ginny, that you would have a review I wrote 29 years ago.
Yeah, I was kind of stunned, too, DR John G! Would you prefer a photocopy by snail mail or a scan by email? I can do either next time I'm at my computer.
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In sad news, preparing now to head to a wake for the brother of a friend of mine. A man in his early sixties, who last weekend fell down his basement steps and died from the subsequent head wound.
Condolences to your friend and his family.
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Condolences to you and your friend, DR George
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I'm listening to what is probably going to be our season opener in the fall at the theatre company I work at. The recording was released today and I was freaking out because the board insisted on programming this piece next year - even though the Resident Music Director (me!) hadn't even heard the score. So, now i'm hearing it, and it's not bad, really. The show recently closed on Broadway in December - has to do with a fish. You can figure that out.
What bugs me about next season is that the two big musicals are by the same composer. I tried to tell the board that really was not a good idea, but both shows would be premieres in the area and they are new. The other show, by the same composer as the aforementioned show, has to do with a family from a 60's sitcom. Not one of my favorite scores, but it might be fun anyway.
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Thank you for all the condolences. The deceased was a conservative Lutheran, but the rest of his family was Catholic. They opted to closed the casket just before visiting hours started, thankfully. :P
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I'm still kinda freaked out, Ginny, that you would have a review I wrote 29 years ago.
When you were all of what... 10? :)
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The show recently closed on Broadway in December - has to do with a fish. You can figure that out.
Wow. That was quick!
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I am very happy to report it has been raining all afternoon.
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Hope you'll feel better soon, DR elmore, and that you'll be able to meet Sunday.
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Hope you'll feel better soon, DR elmore, and that you'll be able to meet Sunday.
Thanks, DR KevinH! I hope so, too.
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The show recently closed on Broadway in December - has to do with a fish. You can figure that out.
This cast album is being released (digitally) today, by the way...
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Hope DR vixmom is feeling better. Sorry she had to go to work today!
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I'm glad to see the forecast for NYC on Sunday is scattered flurries. It looks like there won't be another significant snowfall.
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The show recently closed on Broadway in December - has to do with a fish. You can figure that out.
This cast album is being released (digitally) today, by the way...
I've pre-ordered the physical CD. :)
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In sad news, preparing now to head to a wake for the brother of a friend of mine. A man in his early sixties, who last weekend fell down his basement steps and died from the subsequent head wound.
That's terrible! My condolences to your friend and his family. :(
Ditto. That is horrible.
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And now, I'm off to the theater. Tonight is the official opening night of "The House on Pooh Corner." I'm sure that it'll be a hit with the kids.
Until later!
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You can watch Brokeback Mountain, the opera, here:
http://www.medici.tv/
A bit of a tough sled!
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I'm listening to what is probably going to be our season opener in the fall at the theatre company I work at. The recording was released today and I was freaking out because the board insisted on programming this piece next year - even though the Resident Music Director (me!) hadn't even heard the score. So, now i'm hearing it, and it's not bad, really. The show recently closed on Broadway in December - has to do with a fish. You can figure that out.
What bugs me about next season is that the two big musicals are by the same composer. I tried to tell the board that really was not a good idea, but both shows would be premieres in the area and they are new. The other show, by the same composer as the aforementioned show, has to do with a family from a 60's sitcom. Not one of my favorite scores, but it might be fun anyway.
I am very fond of this composer. And like a hundred years ago I used to write a newsletter for his musical that had the same name as another musical that year.
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I am impressed with Bed Bath & Beyond. If I had known how easy it would be to exchange the pop corn maker because of a cracked lid I would have called them sooner. Since the lit still works they are mailing us a new one. Once it arrives we just take the old one back and get a credit for the price of the new one I just charged. We don't have the box or the receipt but since we paid with a credit card they verified it was purchased there.
For Keith's sake I hope the lid holds until the new one arrives. He loves this pop corn maker.
(http://i.walmartimages.com/i/p/00/08/26/77/41/0008267741202_500X500.jpg)
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I laughed when Keith told me the movie he ordered from Red Box today, Escape Plan. I hope I don't need subtitles to understand what everyone is saying.
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Condolences to you and your friend, DR George
Yikes -- need to wear my glasses more often
My condolences to DR singdaw's friend and his family
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My caongratulations to Singdaw on his new gig
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and my condolences to Singdaw on the loss of his friend
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Prayers and healing Vibes for DR Laura's friend's husband
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I think it is pretty cool about Ginny & John's review - guess you were destined to meet!
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Get WellVibes for Elmore
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Brealk a Leg Vibes for George & Co
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Thank you all for the healing vibes - I am actually not feeling all that badly but I am feeling hungry as I am still on a liquid diet and just doesn't seem to be satisfying the hunger
I look ridiculous though
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I could have played the part in this commercial -- without makeup
http://www.ispot.tv/ad/7fTM/directv-dont-become-a-local-fisherman (http://www.ispot.tv/ad/7fTM/directv-dont-become-a-local-fisherman)
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DR Vixmom, I hope you can take it easy this weekend.
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DR Cilla good luck finding a doctor you like, and with the test results. I've done that 48 hour test. I agree you likely won't find anything wrong. Don't be put off by a new doctor putting your info into the computer. I actually find it more sufficient. Of course your doctor should have pre-ordered the tests if you are already a patient. If you go to a labfor bloodwork ask to sign a form for the results to be sent to you.
The lab work is done at the office and they email you the results. I've learned that there is another doctor at the same clinic that is old school, but they don't like you to switch doctors within the clinic, so I'm pretty much done with that clinic. The funny thing is as I was telling Bob about this today - totally out of the blue a woman stopped in from a multi-care clinic (Chiro, phys therapy and Doctor in same clinic). She had a box of hot doughnuts. She said she saw my commercial and wanted to stop because they do a lot of work with the Hispanic community.
I told her that I had just been talking about their clinic (I couldn't remember the name of it) It was very strange... Anyway, she said they mostly work with injuries, but she had been a drug rep in the past so she was familiar with the docs in the area. I told her the sort of doc I was looking for. She gave me several names of docs who seem to practice the way I'm interested in being treated. One of them is in the same network as my current clinic and is fairly near my house. I think I'm going to give them a try
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Vibes to DR Laura and her friends~~~~~~
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Condolences to DR Singdaw~~~~~~~
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This morning I decided I wasn't going to wear the monitor anymore. I had it on for 44 hours and just had enough. The original request from the doctor was 48 hours and the tech who hooked it up said 30 days. I just didn't want to deal with anymore I did call and they said they'd have to tell the doctor and just give him what they had. I can't believe the 4 hours made that much of a difference. We'll see what I hear from him
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I had to talk to a client who works at a popular restaurant/bar so I stopped in there. I ran into friends and a former neighbor. I did have a couple drinks and not problems again.
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I am enjoying the Opening Ceremonies. Lots of good music
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I am enjoying the Opening Ceremonies. Lots of good music
Me, too - I love the Winter Olympics!
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DR Vixmom, I hope you can take it easy this weekend.
well actually I am "hosting" the Council "retreat" (really a 6 hour meeting ) tomorrow at church and then tomorrow night I am driving into Brooklyn to see Frank Langella as King Lear at the BAM
Sunday morning is just church - then I think I will come home and collapse for a while - or may be I could consider taking down the Christmas decorations.....
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Vibes to DR Laura and friends
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Congrats to Singdaw on his gig!
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Condolences ot Singdaw
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Observations of the Olympics opening ceremony:
Like: quadrennial geography lesson; cyrillic alphabet; awesome projections; fireworks; all the athletes marching in; and the coke ad! In a way that ad captures the spirit of diversity. The zodiac of athletes was amazing.. Very cool!
Fashion wise: Loved Canada's Jackets!! (I would love to get one), Liechtenstien's jackets, Slovakia's mittens, Moldova's scarves, Slovenia's scarves... France's jackets and UK's down coats were nice also.
Interesting fashion: Tonga's jackets, Bermuda's shorts, and Cayman Islands flipflops. Russia's coats reminded me of something I saw on a 70s show. Not bad, they were nice.
Ouch fashion: US Sweaters... Latvia's very, very bright jacket and pants
Political fashion: Germany...
Thomas Bach's speech I thought was a polite poke at Putin.
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Norwegian Curling Pants rule again!
(http://mobettershoes.com/images/stories/2014norwaycurlinguniforms.jpg)
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Thomas Bach's speech I thought was a polite poke at Putin.
Probably. He's also slammed Obama and the leaders of other countries for not attending so it sounds like he's pretty much mad at everyone
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I'm still kinda freaked out, Ginny, that you would have a review I wrote 29 years ago.
Yeah, I was kind of stunned, too, DR John G! Would you prefer a photocopy by snail mail or a scan by email? I can do either next time I'm at my computer.
Scan by email would be fine. Thanks.
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DR John years ago when I went to NY and met DR elmore he gifted me a book from his personal collection on the Shakespeare Festival here in Ashland. When I saw who wrote the broke I was trilled as they were a couple I hiked with every week and the husband organized our group and led the hikes. After I returned I asked them to autograph the book. They were full of smiles to see I had it.
Now I treasure this book for the connection to DR elmore, my wonderful time in NY, and to two dear people who are no longer with us.
A lovely gift. I have enjoyed my chats on FB with Elmore.. he is a good bloke
along wiht goerge, bk, singdaw
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Broken leg vibes to George and company!
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I'm listening to what is probably going to be our season opener in the fall at the theatre company I work at. The recording was released today and I was freaking out because the board insisted on programming this piece next year - even though the Resident Music Director (me!) hadn't even heard the score. So, now i'm hearing it, and it's not bad, really. The show recently closed on Broadway in December - has to do with a fish. You can figure that out.
What bugs me about next season is that the two big musicals are by the same composer. I tried to tell the board that really was not a good idea, but both shows would be premieres in the area and they are new. The other show, by the same composer as the aforementioned show, has to do with a family from a 60's sitcom. Not one of my favorite scores, but it might be fun anyway.
Oh, my. Glad at least that the fish score is good. I have a DVD of the show that I haven't watched it yet.
Except for Rodgers and Hammerstein or Jerry Herman, I don't know of too many theaters that book the same songwriter twice in a season.
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Broken leg vibes to George and company!
Another dose.
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I'm still kinda freaked out, Ginny, that you would have a review I wrote 29 years ago.
When you were all of what... 10? :)
Bless you, son.
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The book fair was grand fun - saw many dealers I know, hung out, noticed Ricky Jay was there, as he always is, and then finally came home around seven. I proofed another chapter, then ran everything by Muse Margaret to where I was - she agreed with all the fixes and on I go - I'm on chapter nine now.
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I had a good afternoon of writing. I like to write long hand and then type my strange ramblings into a word doc. That way correct grammar and spelling as I enter it. I tried just typing on a computer screen but it does not work for me. I can do letters and stuff on a computer screen but creative writing doesn't work that way for me.
Coffee shops and nature... great places to indulge my muse.
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Page 6 dance! err... Leaky pens!
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Best of luck with the writing, DakotaCelt. I face a day of it tomorrow myself.
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Good night, all.
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A lull.
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;)
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You can watch Brokeback Mountain, the opera, here:
http://www.medici.tv/ (http://www.medici.tv/)
A bit of a tough sled!
Cool! Thanks for the link!
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I'm back from our official opening night and afterward, we had a cast party at Eeyore's house...well, the house of the actor who plays Eeyore. There was food and drink (I brought my own diet Pepsi) and good conversation.
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I'm watching the last episode of "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon." His last guests are Andy Samberg and the Muppets. I like Jimmy Fallon and am interested in his hosting "The Tonight Show."
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I recorded the Olympics opening ceremony on both NBC and CBC. I'll probably watch those on Sunday, after our matinee.
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Today, I also recorded Rosie O'Donnell's return to "The View." I'll watch that later.