i'm sure being busy will help
living here is a trip
sometimes good, sometimes, well there are teenagers
and all men are just big kids
I am so glad that DR TCB is back, and great news that he will be back upon the stage, as well! :)
That's some smooth moves, DR Jrand63! :)
Thank you DR JANE and DR SINGDAW.....very smooth.
DR MBARNUM - I am sure there will be video in evidence of said dance.....I haven't seen any of the other routines, but I will be happy to land somewhere in the middle of the competition.
I imagine Ron is suffeing the fools he has to work with.
Thank you DR JANE and DR SINGDAW.....very smooth.
DR MBARNUM - I am sure there will be video in evidence of said dance.....I haven't seen any of the other routines, but I will be happy to land somewhere in the middle of the competition.
I imagine Chas is blowing snow.
I imagine Chas is blowing snow.
Which version are you doing?
I imagine elmore is napping.
I imagine that George is just getting out of bed and preparing to work until midnight.
Soupçon
I imagine Kate, Jane, and Jennifer are reading.
I imagine Ron is suffeing the fools he has to work with.
Good guess.
I imagine SingSong is browsing the internet for weird new photos.
Remember, you wanted me back!
Dan M, that could have been fifty posts!
Dan M, that could have been fifty posts!
more TOD:
bollocks
disheveled
beaux arts
antebellum
mesmerize
cantilever
antediluvian
. . . . I was up at six feeling quite nauseous, didn't fall back asleep until eight-thirty and slept forty-five more minutes . . . .
more TOD:
. . . . cantilever . . . .
I imagine Matthew is teaching or rehearsing.
Glad to have you back, TCB!
Dan M, that could have been fifty posts!
Keeping with today's theme, I should have said that you, DR FJL, are most PERSPICACIOUS!
Tonight, it's an orchestra rehearsal for a production of The Wizard of Oz in which I am the string section. Covering, what might be the industries most unplayable synthesizer book - which is all the string parts on one page (basically copied out of the P/C). I've made it easier by using two keyboards (stacked) and Mainstage (a keyboard programming program from Apple). It's almost playable now. Reading it (as it's manuscript) is a little more difficult.
WINDFALL - that's the title of the talky version of SKYFALL
Page five? Really?
Had a very good work session with Sandy and Lanny. Prior to that, I was up at six feeling quite nauseous, didn't fall back asleep until eight-thirty and slept forty-five more minutes until the telephonic device rang - the publisher telling me book has been vetted and is fine and is now in production. I have the same production person I normally have, so this part should really only take two or three days.
UPS just delivered the missing package :)
Glad to have you back, TCB!
I second that!
Shortly I'll go see if I have any packages, then I have my four o'clock meeting, then I'm home and I'll watch some more House of Cards via Netflix - I do hope it remembered where I was.
Crazy weather in the DC area. The temperature hit 70 today. Tomorrow afternoon we may have thunderstorms, then 60 mph winds tomorrow night and a high of about 32 on Thursday!
UPS just delivered the missing package :)
Also very good news!
Back from a fun meeting with Maddy Claire Parks, who is our Daisy Mae - she's going to be absolutely terrific. So, it's now down to finding a great Abner. Meanwhile -
Happy to announce our rather spectacular cast for the next Kritzerland show - These April Foolish Things - a show that will be a little of everything and hopefully pretty wacky: Sandy Bainum, Zachary Ford, Maddy Claire Parks, Jenna Lea Rosen, Sami Staitman, Shannon Warner, Robert Yacko and our very special guests Andrea Marcovicci and Richard M. Sherman. More info coming soon, but I can tell you that we are premiering a brand new Richard M. Sherman song, written with my very own self - Guy Haines will be with us to sing it, too!
Tuesday evening greetings! I spent the afternoon taking my Mother shopping and now I'm exhausted.
Crazy weather in the DC area. The temperature hit 70 today. Tomorrow afternoon we may have thunderstorms, then 60 mph winds tomorrow night and a high of about 32 on Thursday!
I always enjoy your weather reports.
Back from a fun meeting with Maddy Claire Parks, who is our Daisy Mae - she's going to be absolutely terrific. So, it's now down to finding a great Abner. Meanwhile -
Happy to announce our rather spectacular cast for the next Kritzerland show - These April Foolish Things - a show that will be a little of everything and hopefully pretty wacky: Sandy Bainum, Zachary Ford, Maddy Claire Parks, Jenna Lea Rosen, Sami Staitman, Shannon Warner, Robert Yacko and our very special guests Andrea Marcovicci and Richard M. Sherman. More info coming soon, but I can tell you that we are premiering a brand new Richard M. Sherman song, written with my very own self - Guy Haines will be with us to sing it, too!
Tuesday evening greetings! I spent the afternoon taking my Mother shopping and now I'm exhausted.
Please check your email.
TOD:
Kerfuffle
From the gazetteer, which itself is a fun word:
Oconomowoc (city in Wisconsin)
Ishpeming & Ontonogan (cities in Michigan)
Erkenbrecker (street in Cincinnati)
There used to be a restaurant in Cincinnati that named their burgers for city place names. I loved ordering the Erkenbreckerburger!
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Another Topic of the Day word:
Antidisestablishmentarianism
My sister and I learned this word when we were kids, but I don't remember exactly how or why...probably from our dad. :)
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I wonder if BK has started the BBC HOUSE OF CARDS yet. Ian Richardson is wonderful!
. . . . this one included two of BK's singers, Nancy Dessault and Judy Kaye. . . .
I was just watching adocumentary, no, "informative concert" (?) on Arthur Schwartz and his music. I love these. It's from a series of shows recorded in 1982, featuring various songwriters who sang and told interesting stories about their careers and how some of the songs came to be. I was surprised to see that this one included two of BK's singers, Nancy Dessault and Judy Kaye. There's a CD of Dorothy Fields that's the same sort of things--most interesting.