Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on March 14, 2014, 12:30:16 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes had a Nordic Noir flavor, and now it is time for you to post until the Nordic cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: COMITY!
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I don't know from Nordic Noir, but I certainly know my
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Meet strawBEARy!
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Morning all.
That is all.
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Good morning, all.
Coffee!
Oh yes. Coffee.
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good morning to all
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i don't have any viewing plans this weekend.
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ii might go to temple this weekend for my father's memory
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Rye toast with butter.
Multi-grain toast with butter and honey.
Banana.
Coffee #2.
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TOD:
DVD - LI'L ABNER (film)
CD - JEEPERS CREEPERS
LP - The original MOST HAPPY FELLA box set, and a London cast recording I don't believe I've listened to
CD - Same, 2-piano version
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Good morning, all! I need to call my HMO and change an appointment with my doctor, and then I am off to the second day of MOST HAPPY FELLA reading. This weekend, I'll begin work on the Cole Porter medley for the Cincinnati Men's Chorus.
I have no more news at present. Perhaps later.
TOD:
DVD: two sets of two Netflix items, The Barretts of Wimpole street (Jeremy Brett version and Norma Shearer-Fredric March)
CD: Roberta edits with overdubs, Guy Haines, Carmen
VCR: No time
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TOD: Everything on Shuffle.
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HMO called, appointment changed! I think that is all my news at the moment.
I have to make the bed, and find something for breakfast.
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I'd like to put the days of the week on shuffle sometime, and just screw everybody up.
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Tonight, finally, I see that BAREFOOT IN THE PARK.
That's my adventure for the day. Prior to that will be some more housecleaning and the taking of a few items to the local thrift shop for donation.
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Meet strawBEARy!
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I would drive anywhere to see DR singdaw's debut as the Strawberry Woman in PORGY AND BESS.
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Enjoy the show DR CHAS SMITH.
Continued problem solving vibes for DR DAN M
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Friday!
TOD:
DVD: Grand Piano.....it was as terrible as the preview that DR SINGDAW posted earlier this week promised it would be.....
CD: Nancy Sinatra BOOTS....not a bad LP....
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I am also starting to get my book together for GUYS & DOLLS....and do some preliminary blocking and choreography......
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Off to the office.
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More vibes for Dan M.
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DVD: Grand Piano.....it was as terrible as the preview that DR SINGDAW posted earlier this week promised it would be.....
I'm sorry, DR Jrand63!
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I would drive anywhere to see DR singdaw's debut as the Strawberry Woman in PORGY AND BESS.
I'm honored, sir, to be sure. :)
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Tea cozies of the world, UNITE!
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Friday morning greetings! Sunny but cold here in SW Ohio and they're finally patching the holes they had to dig in our street to fix the winter water main breaks.
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Thank you to DRs Singdaw and Vixmom for the nice comments last night about my new dress.
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Friday media report - my new JEEPERS CREEPERS CD!
But first, Michigan/Illinois in the Big Ten basketball tournament on ESPN at noon - Go, Blue!
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Good morning, all.
I think I'd try to catch that Porgy & Bess, too.
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Two!
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TOD:
DVD: We Want the Light, a documentary about music, Germany and Jews; Kurosawa's One Wonderful Sunday
CD: December Songs, Jeepers Creepers
Car CD: The Education of Henry Adams, disc 2 of 16.
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TOD:
I still have 8 episodes of MAVERICK, Season 3, to watch.
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Earlier in the week, Richard gave me a list of NY shows that interest him and FORBIDDEN BROADWAY was on it. We now have 2 on the aisle for April Fool's
Day Evening. Seems appropriate.
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Vixmom, to answer your question from last night: I used sourdough from the local grocery and it was terrible. San Antonio is a tortilla town, not a bread town. People here seem to hate character in or crusts on their bread. They want everything soft and characterless. So, there was no sour flavor and the bread seemed to fall apart the moment you touched a knife to it. It was sloppy and messy, but it did not get in the way of the cheese or the butter.
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I think I'd try to catch that Porgy & Bess, too.
I'm warming up for that role by first playing the Strawberry Woman in Oliver. :)
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Don't worry DR SINGDAW - after all you didn't personally drain the gasoline tank yourself.
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I think I'd try to catch that Porgy & Bess, too.
I'm warming up for that role by first playing the Strawberry Woman in Oliver. :)
Do we detect a very specialized career path in the works?
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So, Elmore, what Porter songs are going to be in the medley?
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Do we detect a very specialized career path in the works?
We do. :)
But my twist is that I'm going to portray them as StrawBEARy Women. 8)
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ii might go to temple this weekend for my father's memory
To your temple or your father's? In other words, will you be home this weekend or return to Montreal?
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Vixmom, to answer your question from last night: I used sourdough from the local grocery and it was terrible. San Antonio is a tortilla town, not a bread town. People here seem to hate character in or crusts on their bread. They want everything soft and characterless. So, there was no sour flavor and the bread seemed to fall apart the moment you touched a knife to it. It was sloppy and messy, but it did not get in the way of the cheese or the butter.
I am often hesitant to order sour dough bread outside of California.
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Yes, we have free bananas.
We have free bananas today!
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DR Singdaw often I wish you would explain the photos you share with us. What is that strange building ;D
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My mother has a sourdough starter that has been an active culture for over 100 years.
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DR Jane - it is an architect's rendering - a proposal.
I'm not sure where it is intended to be built.
But my guess is that it is a retirement home for Olympic divers.
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Do we detect a very specialized career path in the works?
We do. :)
But my twist is that I'm going to portray them as StrawBEARy Women. 8)
Will there be a CD anthology? And, someday, a farewell tour?
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Earlier in the week, Richard gave me a list of NY shows that interest him and FORBIDDEN BROADWAY was on it. We now have 2 on the aisle for April Fool's Day Evening. Seems appropriate.
Speaking of FORBIDDEN BROADWAY...a tour will be playing at the Washington Center for the Performing Arts TONIGHT! BUT, I won't be able to see it. :'( I have to go to a union meeting. Tonight was the only night that most people had available.
Oh, well. There will always be another show...like a week from Sunday: "Ann Hampton Callaway Sings the Streisand Songbook (http://wcpa.squarespace.com/upcoming-events/2014/3/23/ann-hampton-callaway-sings-the-streisand-songbook.html)"!! I'm signed up to usher for this and I can't wait! :D
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My mother has a sourdough starter that has been an active culture for over 100 years.
Wow! That's amazing!
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Topic of the Day:
In my CD player: "O. Henry's Full House"/"The Luck of the Irish" (I'm just starting "The Luck of the Irish"), then will be "Jeepers Creepers," then the original Broadway cast recording of "Big Fish."
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Earlier in the week, Richard gave me a list of NY shows that interest him and FORBIDDEN BROADWAY was on it. We now have 2 on the aisle for April Fool's Day Evening. Seems appropriate.
On April Fool's Day Evening, I will be accompanying [I have no idea what various and sundry things yet] at a high school spring concert.
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Bob Thomas has died.
The end of an era.
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I'm up - I was up at eight-thirty then fell back asleep at nine.
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Happy Pi Day (http://www.piday.org/), Everyone!
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Not only is it Pi Day, but it is also National Potato Chip Day! :)
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Dontcha know.
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Also Albert Einstein's birthday.
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Coincidence?
I think not!!!
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I think not!!!
And that is often the problem. :P
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But at least that problem has taken us along to...
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THR33!
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Bob Thomas has died.
The end of an era.
Wow. The celebrities he met and wrote about are legion.
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Bob Thomas had a nice interview with Frances Farmer during her "comeback" in 1958.
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O Henry's FULL HOUSE has arrived!
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Happy Friday, all!! :D
Ah, yes, Nordic Noir. My fave of those is the trilogy of films that began with THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO. I read all three books and watched the three original Swedish films (with subtitles) and found them so superior in intensity and terror factor to the English spoken one (as much as I do like Daniel Craig and Rooney Mara).
Nothing in the DVD tonight. Have to wait for some Netflix to arrive. I wasted a couple of hours bored out of my skull with The Lone Ranger, purely because I thought it might be interesting to see what Johnny Depp does. But lord, what a waste of film and time and buckets of ill-used money. It was right up there with the last completely senseless sequel of Pirates of the Caribbean in overkill and an indecipherable, nonsensical script. Oy to the Nth power!
I'm already having great fun working on the new Kritzerland material, as I get to play in a couple of BK's great "What If" numbers, as well as one other hilarious send up.
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O Henry's FULL HOUSE
Not to be confused with:
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My mother has a sourdough starter that has been an active culture for over 100 years.
That is really cool!!!! I did a sourdough starter once and couldn't tolerate the smell. It was also pointless since we still lived in LA and could get San Francisco sourdough bread whenever we wanted.
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DR Jane - it is an architect's rendering - a proposal.
I'm not sure where it is intended to be built.
But my guess is that it is a retirement home for Olympic divers.
;D
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Was going to get a chocolate peanut butter thing from K's Donuts - wasted a trip over there to find zero - at eleven-fifteen - some kid had come in an hour earlier and bought every single one - about thirty. Unbelievable. I may just be done with them, or from now on I'll call first and if they won't hold me what I want then I won't go. Instead I had a quick ham and Swiss on rye.
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Then Grant came by and hung my two little awards but forgot the spackle, so that will happen next week when we're signing the limited page that will be tipped into the book.
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Then the helper came by, then I watched episode four of The Bridge II.
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Was going to get a chocolate peanut butter thing from K's Donuts - wasted a trip over there to find zero - at eleven-fifteen - some kid had come in an hour earlier and bought every single one - about thirty. Unbelievable. I may just be done with them, or from now on I'll call first and if they won't hold me what I want then I won't go. Instead I had a quick ham and Swiss on rye.
Last time you complained I suggested you call first and have them hold a donut for you-lol
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So, Elmore, what Porter songs are going to be in the medley?
Don't know yet. All my Porter collections are at the office.
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Happy Pi Day (http://www.piday.org/), Everyone!
I wish it were PIE Day!
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Happy Pi Day (http://www.piday.org/), Everyone!
I wish it were PIE Day!
But Larry, ANY day can be PIE Day! ;D
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Off to meet a friend, grab a quick bite, and enjoy me some BAREFOOT IN THE PARK.
I hope BK sees an enjoyable BYE BYE BIRDIE tonight. That's one musical that is just tops when a high school does it well. I enjoyed playing the piano book for one a couple of years ago, and will no doubt enjoy another sometime in the future.
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Going to choral concerts tonight (Concordia College Choir) and tomorrow night (Cantus).
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I am going nowhere tonight......
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I am going nowhere tonight......
Welcome to my club!
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I am going nowhere tonight......
Welcome to my club!
And mine! We are watching THE NUN'S STORY.
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I guess I am lucky I don't want to go out tonight, or most nights.
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Page three? Really?
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Why is TCM showing Christmas movies in March?
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My arms and shoulders told me I needed to swim today. The pool wasn't too busy and I had a very nice swim.
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No Britcoms tonight. I guess the PBS fund drive continues. Too often.
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Hello, everyone.
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TOD:
DOC MARTIN Season 6
ELEVENTH HOUR
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Well, I must be off. Tonight, we're having a union meeting of the library supervisors, so I have to be there since I'm the treasurer on this board as well as the theater group. I think we're having elections tonight (or at least taking nominations). I'm not sure but I'll find out soon enough.
Until later!
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And yes, I'm going to run again. It'll be easier to keep doing it than to quit right now. ;)
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And since we're so close...
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PAGE 4OUR DANCE!!
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And now I'm leaving.
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I must made some health insurance decisions soon. The agent I spoke to today was pleasant, not pushy, and seemed knowledgeable. I'd be happy to give him my business. The agent I spoke to a while back was pushy, highly opinionated, and didn't wait for me to finish asking my question before he chimed in with his answer. I hate that! I also find that those answers don't address my questions; they respond to the question they anticipate will be asked, not to what I'm actually asking. Oy! I'll meet with agent #2 next week to go into more detail.
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That's all I've got.
TTFN.
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DR Jeanne, good luck finding the best insurance for you!
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A "Sherlock" fan at the gym lent us season 3 of the show. We are going to re-watch the season beginning with episode 1 tonight.
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'night
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Vixmom, to answer your question from last night: I used sourdough from the local grocery and it was terrible. San Antonio is a tortilla town, not a bread town. People here seem to hate character in or crusts on their bread. They want everything soft and characterless. So, there was no sour flavor and the bread seemed to fall apart the moment you touched a knife to it. It was sloppy and messy, but it did not get in the way of the cheese or the butter.
do you have any Paneras near you? They usually have a nice selection of different types of bread and you can have them slice them to order - I prefer a thick cut for grilled cheese or french toast
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Why is TCM showing Christmas movies in March?
I think they are confused by the weather we are having
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Vixmom, I think I'll just have to go to a bakery.
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I got the Edie Adams show from the library today. This is a weird show, and I love it. Her pilot begins with her singing the Bilbao Song in German. Right now, she's got Dick Shawn doing something called The Cockamamie. Very funny.
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Went to a retirement party for a friend of mine who's younger than me but she's put in her 20+ years with the Air Force and was sort of forced out. Now she needs to find a new career. She has her first interview Monday.
In San Antonio, military employs a lot of people. With the cutbacks coming, I see that affecting the economy here.
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The choral concert was excellent.
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They look like rejects from Village of the Damned.
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goodness - it is a slow news day at HHW today
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Thank you to DRs Singdaw and Vixmom for the nice comments last night about my new dress.
I agree with the others, Ginny, you will be a knockout in that dress!
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Happy Pi day - I wonder if occasional DR Sandra baked any square pies today
on March 14 Sandra's Pies are squared
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Thank you to DRs Singdaw and Vixmom for the nice comments last night about my new dress.
I agree with the others, Ginny, you will be a knockout in that dress!
TCB you never told us which part you are playing... I assume it is Mr Laurence?
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Hmm... that didn't come out quite large enough to read.
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Ah, well. :P
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I could really go for a huge bowl of good split pea soup right about now.
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Of course, I wouldn't turn THIS down, either...
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Role research, you know. 8)
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That's wonderful. Big LOL.
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I just finished eating a bowl of Special K almond and honey cereal into which I sliced several luscious strawberries.
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It was good
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it was , however, NOT a luscious strawberry pie
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12:05 in the AM... Happy Purim
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Ladies and Gents.... I introduce...
PAGE FIVE
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HURRAH! FINALLY!
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JohnG, if there are any Paneras near you I would suggest you give them a try - the ones by me bake their bread fresh each day - it is sliced to order - and any bread left at the end of the day is donated to local food pantries - they are a great supporter of the soup kitchen our church is associated with
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. . . . Continued problem solving vibes for DR DAN M
Thank you DR Jrand63 and to everyone whom I've forgotten to thank! I am working on my letter to the bank. Not having that money really stings (and stinks). But, I must press onward no matter.
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Why is TCM showing Christmas movies in March?
I love Christmas anytime of the year. Don't know why.
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. . . . THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO . . . . The Lone Ranger, purely because I thought it might be interesting to see what Johnny Depp does. But lord, what a waste of film . . . .
I just didn't get the English-language, Americanized "Dragon Tattoo" movie. Far too many talented actors, very poor direction, ugly movie. The Johnny Depp "Lone Ranger" was a huge waste, execrable in every way. I don't think there's been a successful, well-done movie version of the Lone Ranger yet.
Which reminds me, I disliked intensely the Johnny Depp/Tim Burton remake of "Willy Wonka". Despite reverting back to Roald Dahl's original title and supposedly being "more faithful" to the original book, it is not worthy of carrying the dishwater of the Gene Wilder/Mel Stuart movie. The only highpoints of the Depp version were the scenes with the CGI manipulated performance of Deep Roy as the Oompa Loompas and one of my all-time favorites, Christopher Lee.
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TOD:
CD player: Elvis Costello's SPIKE
Wallace Shawn's THE FEVER
Aretha Franklin sings THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK
CHA-CHA DE AMOR (Volume Nine of the Capitol Ultra-Lounge Series)
THE BEST OF SCHOOLHOUSE ROCK (Bob Dorough, Dave Frischberg, Blossom Dearie, et al.)
LORD SITAR (1968)
DVD player: THE ESSENTIAL LAUREL & HARDY, THE COMPLETE ALL IN THE FAMILY, THE BEST OF WONDERAMA WITH BOB McALISTER
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Thank you to DRs Singdaw and Vixmom for the nice comments last night about my new dress.
I agree with the others, Ginny, you will be a knockout in that dress!
TCB you never told us which part you are playing... I assume it is Mr Laurence?
Yes, my dear, you are correct. I was going to hold out for Aunt March, but I finally gave in and took Mr. Laurence.
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Thank you to DRs Singdaw and Vixmom for the nice comments last night about my new dress.
I agree with the others, Ginny, you will be a knockout in that dress!
TCB you never told us which part you are playing... I assume it is Mr Laurence?
Yes, my dear, you are correct. I was going to hold out for Aunt March, but I finally gave in and took Mr. Laurence.
Why, I had pictured you as Marmee.
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. . . . THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO . . . . The Lone Ranger, purely because I thought it might be interesting to see what Johnny Depp does. But lord, what a waste of film . . . .
I just didn't get the English-language, Americanized "Dragon Tattoo" movie. Far too many talented actors, very poor direction, ugly movie. The Johnny Depp "Lone Ranger" was a huge waste, execrable in every way. I don't think there's been a successful, well-done movie version of the Lone Ranger yet.
Which reminds me, I disliked intensely the Johnny Depp/Tim Burton remake of "Willy Wonka". Despite reverting back to Roald Dahl's original title and supposedly being "more faithful" to the original book, it is not worthy of carrying the dishwater of the Gene Wilder/Mel Stuart movie. The only highpoints of the Depp version were the scenes with the CGI manipulated performance of Deep Roy as the Oompa Loompas and one of my all-time favorites, Christopher Lee.
The only thing about the Depp remake of Willy Wonka was a twisted scene at the gates of the factory where some sort of mechanized display of life-sized dolls goes haywire, crashes and burns in front of the kids. It was really strange and I just wish the rest of the movie had been like that.
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Loving this Edie show. The last episode I'll watch before bed is a half hour devoted to the bossa nova with Stan Getz and some great musicians performing a surprising array of songs, including a killer version of "Something's Coming."
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. . . . THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO . . . . The Lone Ranger, purely because I thought it might be interesting to see what Johnny Depp does. But lord, what a waste of film . . . .
I just didn't get the English-language, Americanized "Dragon Tattoo" movie. Far too many talented actors, very poor direction, ugly movie. The Johnny Depp "Lone Ranger" was a huge waste, execrable in every way. I don't think there's been a successful, well-done movie version of the Lone Ranger yet.
Which reminds me, I disliked intensely the Johnny Depp/Tim Burton remake of "Willy Wonka". Despite reverting back to Roald Dahl's original title and supposedly being "more faithful" to the original book, it is not worthy of carrying the dishwater of the Gene Wilder/Mel Stuart movie. The only highpoints of the Depp version were the scenes with the CGI manipulated performance of Deep Roy as the Oompa Loompas and one of my all-time favorites, Christopher Lee.
I agree - I hated the Burton/Depp Alice in Wonderland as well
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Thank you to DRs Singdaw and Vixmom for the nice comments last night about my new dress.
I agree with the others, Ginny, you will be a knockout in that dress!
TCB you never told us which part you are playing... I assume it is Mr Laurence?
Yes, my dear, you are correct. I was going to hold out for Aunt March, but I finally gave in and took Mr. Laurence.
Why, I had pictured you as Marmee.
I am friends with the woman who is playing Marmee, so I bowed out.
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Thank you to DRs Singdaw and Vixmom for the nice comments last night about my new dress.
I agree with the others, Ginny, you will be a knockout in that dress!
TCB you never told us which part you are playing... I assume it is Mr Laurence?
Yes, my dear, you are correct. I was going to hold out for Aunt March, but I finally gave in and took Mr. Laurence.
He is my favorite character after Jo - growing up, I wanted to be Jo (unless I could have been Laura from the Little House books)
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Thank you to DRs Singdaw and Vixmom for the nice comments last night about my new dress.
I agree with the others, Ginny, you will be a knockout in that dress!
TCB you never told us which part you are playing... I assume it is Mr Laurence?
Yes, my dear, you are correct. I was going to hold out for Aunt March, but I finally gave in and took Mr. Laurence.
Why, I had pictured you as Marmee.
I am friends with the woman who is playing Marmee, so I bowed out.
very gentlemanly of you
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I must have read Little Women 50 times... and then Good Wives (whihc in latewr editions was bundled in as part of Little Women) and Little Men, and Jo's Boys
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then since the March family saga ended I read and reread Eight Cousins and Rose in Bloom
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Did you read the novel, "March," which won the Pulitzer a few years ago. It was about the father and what happened to him during the Civil War. Supposedly a wonderful book.
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I must go to bed. Good night, all.
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This is a new adaptation written by the director / head of the drama school. It is a long one-act, which is not the way I would present it, but it isn't my call.
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Good night, John.
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Loving this Edie show. The last episode I'll watch before bed is a half hour devoted to the bossa nova with Stan Getz and some great musicians performing a surprising array of songs, including a killer version of "Something's Coming."
I've heard good things about Edie Adams's show. I like her and am a big Ernie Kovacs fan. I admire her perseverance following his untimely death, her efforts to pay off his debts, and her championing of his TV shows. It's so sad to know that many of his shows were either taped over or dumped into the New Jersey Meadowlands. At least we know what Jimmy Hoffa's watching! :D
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. . . . THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO . . . . The Lone Ranger, purely because I thought it might be interesting to see what Johnny Depp does. But lord, what a waste of film . . . .
I just didn't get the English-language, Americanized "Dragon Tattoo" movie. Far too many talented actors, very poor direction, ugly movie. The Johnny Depp "Lone Ranger" was a huge waste, execrable in every way. I don't think there's been a successful, well-done movie version of the Lone Ranger yet.
Which reminds me, I disliked intensely the Johnny Depp/Tim Burton remake of "Willy Wonka". Despite reverting back to Roald Dahl's original title and supposedly being "more faithful" to the original book, it is not worthy of carrying the dishwater of the Gene Wilder/Mel Stuart movie. The only highpoints of the Depp version were the scenes with the CGI manipulated performance of Deep Roy as the Oompa Loompas and one of my all-time favorites, Christopher Lee.
I agree - I hated the Burton/Depp Alice in Wonderland as well
I never even watched the "Charlie/Wonka" remake...I hated the trailers too much. :P
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I my DVR tonight (and just watched): the latest episodes of Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Grey's Anatomy and Suits.
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Up next will be the next episode of Suits.
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I think that I'm over the worst of my cold. I slept pretty well last night, so that's usually a good indicator.
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The downside, however, is that now I'm entering what I call the "coughing fits" stage.
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It's self-explanatory.
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:P
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And since we're now so close...
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Finally back and shall now write some notes.