Dear HHW FamilySending vibes and prayers!
I can use your prayers. My father is very ill and I'm flying back to Montreal this morning. I am hoping I can make it back in time.
Thank you all
Dear HHW FamilySending vibes and prayers!
I can use your prayers. My father is very ill and I'm flying back to Montreal this morning. I am hoping I can make it back in time.
Thank you all
Dear HHW Family
I can use your prayers. My father is very ill and I'm flying back to Montreal this morning. I am hoping I can make it back in time.
Thank you all
I wonder if it is still raining in L.A....
Excess of food and drink on vacation. Little homework. Ah, well ...
Last night, I supped as an invited guest at the Women's Club of Minneapolis. And no, I didn't go in drag - they do allow men in, and even as members.
The setting was lovely, as was the meal and the service. It is located adjacent to St. Mark's Cathedral, Loring Park, and the Walker Art Center.
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/walker_zps89f1ee17.jpg)
And the word of the day is: CHEESEPARING!
perfectly potent
That's a nice sculpture DR SINGDAW.....
The pool will start overflowing if it keeps up like this.
The city of St. Paul has just announced that effective immediately, and until the snow has melted (sometime in May?), no parking will be allowed on the even-numbered sides of residential streets. This is a joke, because there is not enough street parking as it is. By eliminating half of the available parking - well, I just don't see how in tarnation that is going to work. :-\ If you don't have a garage or off-street parking, you're screwed.
Someone posted a video of a mommy dog saving her puppy from drowning in the pool. At the beginning of the video the puppy, who doesn't look like THAT much of a puppy, is trying to get out of the pool. Mommy dives in and helps the puppy get a foot hold, then gets out of the pool and grabs the puppy in its mouth and takes it to the grass, where they look so very proud. What's wrong with this picture? Well, once you understand that someone is standing there shooting a video while a puppy is purportedly drowning it doesn't take much to figure out it's staged and is probably a trick the dogs do every day.
That's a nice sculpture DR SINGDAW.....
Glad you like it, DR Jrand63! Here's a slightly better view, in warmer climes:
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/walker1_zpsc201116e.jpg)
Jane, I had tingling in my feet and legs many years ago due to peripheral neuropathy. Most inconvenient on stairs. Is there a chance you're diabetic? Mine wasn't a blood sugar issue and went away.
Dear HHW Family
I can use your prayers. My father is very ill and I'm flying back to Montreal this morning. I am hoping I can make it back in time.
Thank you all
~ ~ ~ WRIST VIBES ~ ~ ~ for DR Jane!
Someone posted a video of a mommy dog saving her puppy from drowning in the pool. At the beginning of the video the puppy, who doesn't look like THAT much of a puppy, is trying to get out of the pool. Mommy dives in and helps the puppy get a foot hold, then gets out of the pool and grabs the puppy in its mouth and takes it to the grass, where they look so very proud. What's wrong with this picture? Well, once you understand that someone is standing there shooting a video while a puppy is purportedly drowning it doesn't take much to figure out it's staged and is probably a trick the dogs do every day.
The city of St. Paul has just announced that effective immediately, and until the snow has melted (sometime in May?), no parking will be allowed on the even-numbered sides of residential streets. This is a joke, because there is not enough street parking as it is. By eliminating half of the available parking - well, I just don't see how in tarnation that is going to work. :-\ If you don't have a garage or off-street parking, you're screwed.
My wrist gets wonky from time to time. I just wear a brace for a few days. Are they sure it isn't Carpel Tunnel?
Ok, no more playing....time to get back to work....well, I'm taking Edith to lunch. Her husband is out of town for a week, so I figure she could use the company. They usually eat lunch together almost every day
Dear HHW Family
I can use your prayers. My father is very ill and I'm flying back to Montreal this morning. I am hoping I can make it back in time.
Thank you all
They have to be able to plow.
http://www.uscis.gov/HGWebinars (http://www.uscis.gov/HGWebinars)
For those who are so inclined, the USCIS is putting on some history and genealogy webinars. They are free so I thought I'd share the link
They have to be able to plow.
I understand that, DR Jane. And I'm not unreasonable. There is an established framework that allows them to get the necessary plowing done - it lasts for 24-48 hours when a snow emergency is declared.
This new move eliminates half of all available parking - permanently - for a duration of 2 months.
From DR Jeanne:QuoteJane, I had tingling in my feet and legs many years ago due to peripheral neuropathy. Most inconvenient on stairs. Is there a chance you're diabetic? Mine wasn't a blood sugar issue and went away.
Well, as I sit here eating chocolate so early in the morning knowing I shouldn't......
My gluclose could be lower but I am not a diabetic. I am trying to be good but I don't think it is connected to my glucose levels since the tingling began when I had reduced them.
Tomorrow I have new insurance. I guess I should make an appointment to see the doctor. The tingling isn't constant, or I forget about it, and forgot to mention it with my last two visits-stupid me.
My wrist gets wonky from time to time. I just wear a brace for a few days. Are they sure it isn't Carpel Tunnel?
I will have to find out. When you say wonky, does it feel kind of crinkly inside?
From DR Jeanne:QuoteJane, I had tingling in my feet and legs many years ago due to peripheral neuropathy. Most inconvenient on stairs. Is there a chance you're diabetic? Mine wasn't a blood sugar issue and went away.
Well, as I sit here eating chocolate so early in the morning knowing I shouldn't......
My gluclose could be lower but I am not a diabetic. I am trying to be good but I don't think it is connected to my glucose levels since the tingling began when I had reduced them.
Tomorrow I have new insurance. I guess I should make an appointment to see the doctor. The tingling isn't constant, or I forget about it, and forgot to mention it with my last two visits-stupid me.
Neuropathy can affect anyone, even the non-diabetic.
My wrist gets wonky from time to time. I just wear a brace for a few days. Are they sure it isn't Carpel Tunnel?
I will have to find out. When you say wonky, does it feel kind of crinkly inside?
No, it's pretty much pain. Well now that you mention it, maybe a little crinkly..directly under my thumb
What a weird day! Most of my plans have gone awry! Never did get to the post office.
Dear HHW Family
I can use your prayers. My father is very ill and I'm flying back to Montreal this morning. I am hoping I can make it back in time.
Thank you all
I just ate and now need to wash the pool out of my hair.
DR Jeanne I love timing like that.
Last night, I supped as an invited guest at the Women's Club of Minneapolis. And no, I didn't go in drag - they do allow men in, and even as members.
The setting was lovely, as was the meal and the service. It is located adjacent to St. Mark's Cathedral, Loring Park, and the Walker Art Center.
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/walker_zps89f1ee17.jpg)
The city of St. Paul has just announced that effective immediately, and until the snow has melted (sometime in May?), no parking will be allowed on the even-numbered sides of residential streets. This is a joke, because there is not enough street parking as it is. By eliminating half of the available parking - well, I just don't see how in tarnation that is going to work. :-\ If you don't have a garage or off-street parking, you're screwed.
My doctor is very, very pleased at how well the shingles rash has healed. She had instructed me to put vitamin E on it daily. The liquid vitamin E was a bit awkward, so I used a vitamin E cream instead. It's by Derma-e. I've used many of their products and am usually quite happy with them. This was very hydrating, not greasy, absorbed easily, and has virtually no scent. And not expensive. I'm now using it as a hand lotion and like it very much. Highly recommended.
Vibes for Jane's wrist.
Topic of the Day:
I just finished listening to Peter Pan: A Musical Adventure (http://www.dresscircle.com/cd/4151-peter-pan-cd-5024545563320.html), by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe (they wrote Honk! (http://www.dresscircle.com/cd/2276-honk-cd-5026107006801.html), which I love). I really like their writing style. It's not as quaint or innocent as the Mary Martin version, musically.
And she could be singing "I'm Past My Prime"......
re Daisy Mae: OMG, you have got to be kidding. That is just unbelievable, every bit of it.
I see that Sandy Bainum has been nominated for a MAC (Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs) award (specifically the "LaMott Friedman Award") in the category of Recording for "Simply!"
Congratulations Sandy and BK!
http://www.talkinbroadway.com/allthatchat/d.php?id=2192500
Richard and I joined the throngs at Kroger to shop for Mom and ourselves before the snowpocalypse that's predicted for Sunday and Monday. At least the weather's holding off until after tomorrow, when we have tickets to double date with Rob and Mary Linda to see EVITA at Cincinnati's Aronoff Center. Former DR Jason is merch manager on this tour and we're all going out for dinner after the show.
As usual in LA, have to find a new Daisy Mae. The one I'd cast, who committed and then said she "misunderstood" she was REALLY committing, had her agent e-mail me - I gave them all the details and he apologized and said she couldn't commit this far in advance for Waiver theater - six weeks in advance. He has all kinds of things she might, could possibly, maybe could get. They asked if I could wait till the end of March, at which point, if nothing else in the world is happening for her, then she'll commit. For me, not even worth a response and I'm on the lookout for someone who understands how much fun this will be. So, she'll end up in a hundred dollar reading somewhere (she'd make more with us - there's a stipend for the pros that LACC has built into the budget and it's not horrible), or maybe, possibly, she'll end up doing a show for one of the usual theaters or maybe she'll just be sitting around in April should nothing work out.
Once agents are involved that's the end of it. They'll always tell their clients not to do Waiver - nothing in it for them - just as they'll always tell their clients exactly what they want to hear - that there are lots of balls in the air and lots of stuff coming up. I get it. But to me, you commit then you commit. The entire length of this commitment is four weeks, top to bottom. I wrote him back and told him we're moving on.
Richard and I joined the throngs at Kroger to shop for Mom and ourselves before the snowpocalypse that's predicted for Sunday and Monday. At least the weather's holding off until after tomorrow, when we have tickets to double date with Rob and Mary Linda to see EVITA at Cincinnati's Aronoff Center. Former DR Jason is merch manager on this tour and we're all going out for dinner after the show.
Last night, I supped as an invited guest at the Women's Club of Minneapolis. And no, I didn't go in drag - they do allow men in, and even as members.
The setting was lovely, as was the meal and the service. It is located adjacent to St. Mark's Cathedral, Loring Park, and the Walker Art Center.
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/walker_zps89f1ee17.jpg)
Is that near the fork in the road?
Well, it's time for me to head out. My sister had me order a couple of flat-iron hair flatteners for her and they arrived today. I'll bring them over and visit for a bit. I have some TV watching to do when I get home...and probably some laundry. I'm working concessions again tomorrow evening.
Be back later!
I just ate and now need to wash the pool out of my hair.
I see that Sandy Bainum has been nominated for a MAC (Manhattan Association of Cabarets and Clubs) award (specifically the "LaMott Friedman Award") in the category of Recording for "Simply!"
Congratulations Sandy and BK!
http://www.talkinbroadway.com/allthatchat/d.php?id=2192500
Tomorrow I'm planning to watch Dallas Buyers Club....oh and buy some ham and cheese to cut up for the partay here at HHW on Sunday night