Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on March 15, 2014, 01:08:35 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were read by a horde, and now it is time for you to post until the horde of cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: CONTIGUOUS!
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First after BK.....huzzah!
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Today is a work day. Oh well...
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TOD:
All of BBB but especially:
The Telephone Hour
One Boy
Gotta Lotta Livin' To Do
Honestly Sincere
and
There's Always One You Can't Forget
You've Got Possibilities
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good morning to all
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Hope you feel better soon, DR George!
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Good morning!
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TOD
Once Upon A Time
Those Were The Days
Welcome To The Theater
Whatever Time There Is
Children Of The Wind
Take Ten Terrific Girls and Only Nine Costumes
Night Song
Another Life
Ed Sullivan
One Halloween
You're Never Fully Dressed Without A Smile (Orphan's version)
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I am very glad this last week is over. Happy Saturday!
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Good morning, all.
Got to sleep in a little late this morning, a wonderful treat.
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I miss DR FJL's "But Alive" parodies.
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Busy day today. Rehearsals and concerts.
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Wow - 13 guests over on the main board.
Soon we shall be the most popular site on the whole Internet.
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Good morning, all.
Trying hard not to get work done.
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TOD:
I Never Want to See You Again
There's Always One You Can't Forget
Dance a Little Closer
Blame It on the Summer Night
Put On a Happy Face
Once Upon a Time
You've Got Possibilities
I Think I'm Gonna Like It Here
But Alive
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Vibes for George.
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(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/lemon-ricotta-pancakes_zpsaf57fa7a.jpg)
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TOD:
It Would Have Been Wonderful (at least, the way Jason Graae sings it)
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(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/ides_zps52fdf92f.jpg)
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I am stunned -- STUNNED, I tell you -- at BK's report of BYE BYE BIRDIE.
Stunned, that they could even get away with presenting the music in the way they did. Can permission actually be obtained for using MOVIE tracks, and including the title song? I was under the impression that was verboten. And how did they come up with the tracks? Could those have been Twilight Time's isolated tracks? Was this just possibly some grand experiment that came with Tams-Witmark's full knowledge and approval?
But who would dream this sh stuff up in the first place? And why? And we're talking Burbank, not some community group in the middle of nowhere. And who in the heart of the great metropolis that is L.A. would not employ a few live musicians? Or Ethel Toffelmier on the piano?
And the scene changes. Oy, Oy, Oy.
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(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/lemon-ricotta-pancakes_zpsaf57fa7a.jpg)
GIVE ME THAT.
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Good morning, all! I did not want to get out of bed this morning, so I'm either really really tired ot really really depressed. Either way, it's not good.
Last night I watched 20 Feet From Stardom which was quite wonderful and at times heartbreaking.
I have to make the bed, have some more coffee, and tidy up this place. Then I'll ponder my weekend. I have to get to Toyland and accomplish some things, so I'm going tomorrow, I guess.
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I miss DR FJL's "But Alive" parodies.
Thanks, David. :) I just happened to have done one totally gratuitous one a few weeks ago in the comment under this article.
http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/02/11/hilary-mantel-portrait-to-be-displayed-at-british-library/#commentsContainer
And one even more gratuitous in the comments under
http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/12/28/popcast-the-year-in-pop-trends/#commentsContainer
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From DR John G
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.
While I like the author of "March" I was not going to read it as I take great objection to authors stealing characters from other books and making them their own.
I had to read "March" for my book group discussion and felt this was truly written to generate interest from the original books. Had the book not been about Mr. March I am sure I would have thought more of it. The man in this book was not the man I imagined the father of the wonderful March family.
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Good Morning All:
HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY WEEKEND!!!
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I send my prayers to GEORGE!!!
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TOD;
BYE, BYE BIRDIE
IT'S THE HARD-KNOCK LIFE
TOMORROW
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From DR John G
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.
While I like the author of "March" I was not going to read it as I take great objection to authors stealing characters from other books and making them their own.
How could you sit through "Wicked?"
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From DR John G
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.
While I like the author of "March" I was not going to read it as I take great objection to authors stealing characters from other books and making them their own.
How could you sit through "Wicked?"
Why would anyone want to sit through "Wicked"? It just opened here for a three-week run and everybody's flocking to it. Ugh. (But I agree with the basis of your question.)
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Two!
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Oy! Finally, Page 2.
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DR FJL - read the new parodies. It is good that I am in the privacy of my own home, because I am laughing hysterically.
Just love them! ;D
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I'm up - have been up since nine, but just stayed in bed.
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To be clear on the tracks for Birdie - they used the original cast album for the overture - not sure where the entr'acte came from, maybe the revival cast album. Then the rest of the tracks seemed to be synth Karaoke tracks, that's my guess. And whoever prepared those for the Karaoke disc used to movie arrangements clearly.
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Got it.
I think I have seen only one show performed to a prerecorded track -- a JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR about 15 years ago. Memory has it that that seemed to flow pretty well, but who knows. Oh, and a high school ONCE ON THIS ISLAND, and that was pretty blah.
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From DR John G
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.
While I like the author of "March" I was not going to read it as I take great objection to authors stealing characters from other books and making them their own.
How could you sit through "Wicked?"
LOL not only did I sit through it, I LOVED it. "The Wizard of Oz" frightened me so much as a child I never loved it. I learned to appreciate it with time. I like the idea of the wicked witch being a good guy where Mr March disappointed me.
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I saw "Wicked" because it was the show to see and was completely surprised how much I enjoyed it. I guess I really shouldn't have liked it ;D
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It is beautiful out, guess I will go work in the garden.
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Back from some chicken tenders and tap tap tapioca pudding, and then picking up a couple of tiny packages.
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I also loved Wicked! To each his own, I guess!
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singdaw - Thanks so much!!!
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I'm feeling thankless yet totally thankful
So full of gas and yet needing a tankful
But alive, but alive
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I saw a really top-notch "42nd Street" at the Trump in Atlantic City to remarkable and near-perfect performance tracks.
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From DR John G
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.
While I like the author of "March" I was not going to read it as I take great objection to authors stealing characters from other books and making them their own.
How could you sit through "Wicked?"
Why would anyone want to sit through "Wicked"? It just opened here for a three-week run and everybody's flocking to it. Ugh. (But I agree with the basis of your question.)
Add me to the list of those who LOVE Wicked. I thought it was fantastic and would not put down anyone who likes it.
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I miss DR FJL's "But Alive" parodies.
Thanks, David. :) I just happened to have done one totally gratuitous one a few weeks ago in the comment under this article.
http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/02/11/hilary-mantel-portrait-to-be-displayed-at-british-library/#commentsContainer
And one even more gratuitous in the comments under
http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/12/28/popcast-the-year-in-pop-trends/#commentsContainer
These are both great!
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From DR John G
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.
While I like the author of "March" I was not going to read it as I take great objection to authors stealing characters from other books and making them their own.
How could you sit through "Wicked?"
Why would anyone want to sit through "Wicked"? It just opened here for a three-week run and everybody's flocking to it. Ugh. (But I agree with the basis of your question.)
we loved Wicked - it works for teenager girls and those that once were teenage girls :)
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I'm feeling thankless yet totally thankful
So full of gas and yet needing a tankful
But alive, but alive
:)
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These are both great!
Thanks, vixmom!
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It was our turn at the soup kitchen today - today's meal was pasta primavera, garlic bread , salad and cake
We served 56 include 15 children under 10... an uplifting morning and afternoon
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On Wednesday I am going to see an advance screening of DIVERGENT at the new IMAX theatre that is opening 5 minutes away from where i live. And I won the tickets. So even better!
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I also loved Wicked! To each his own, I guess!
And I had never read the book.
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It was our turn at the soup kitchen today - today's meal was pasta primavera, garlic bread , salad and cake
We served 56 include 15 children under 10... an uplifting morning and afternoon
It sounds like a good day. I have never served at a soup kitchen, only at a nursing home. I hope the food tasted better at the soup kitchen.
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On Wednesday I am going to see an advance screening of DIVERGENT at the new IMAX theatre that is opening 5 minutes away from where i live. And I won the tickets. So even better!
Congratulations!!! I am hoping to get the first two books and read them before the movie makes it to DVD. The queue is moving fairly quickly at the library.
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DR Jennifer I finished FEAR NOTHING last night. I knew I wouldn't go to sleep until I did. I have to laugh though as I had read your review stating you were surprised who the killer was. As a result I kept thinking I must be wrong and there will be a surprise person, but I was right-lol
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DR Jane I don't think I said that there was a surprise killer. Just that I had a theory that was incorrect. Or that was what I meant.
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I meant that you were surprised who the killer was.
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DR Jane wasn't that the creepist topic for a book ever?!
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I did have a second theory which I was glad wasn't the case.
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TOD:
Songs
THOSE WERE THE DAYS (Gee, our old LaSalle ran great!; especially the way Jean Stapleton purposely mangled those notes. As an "All in the Family" addict, how can I not love this song as it perfectly melds with the show and is so iconic. When I became aware of who wrote the title song for my favorite show, boy was I impressed that a real Broadway team did that for TV of all things!)
N.Y.C. (I saw "Annie" during its first run on Broadway and this was the kicker for me, as the whole production came alive on stage and the song is so catchy. There are many others from the score that are excellent. Unfortunately, "Tomorrow" was used one too many times in school in various guises during concerts, that I became inured to the sentiment of the song. I can no longer hear the song without thinking of the many bad versions and parodies I've heard. Maybe I will come around and hear it anew someday soon, maybe tomorrow . . .)
ONCE UPON A TIME (I got to know this song via Sinatra and like his version.)
PUT ON A HAPPY FACE (I remember being very little and sitting on my Dad's shoulders watching the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade in person. Dick Van Dyke was on a float singing this song. I didn't know the lyrics then, but I always recognized and hummed the melody.)
KIDS (In elementary school, I was in the school chorus every year. One year we sang this song and we devised "actions" to go along with the lyrics, instead of just standing still while singing. We liked that one a lot . . . . cheep, cheep, cheep.)
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The scores for "There Was A Crooked Man" and "The Night They Raided Minsky's"
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Saturday evening greetings! We met Rob and Mary Linda for lunch and then the girls went to the knitting store while the guys went to be measured for tuxes for Lauren's July wedding. Rob will be a groomsman and Richard will fill in for his late brother as father of the bride. Richard and I went on to Tri-County Mall where he bought a new suit and I bought cosmetics to get Estée Lauder's gift with purchase.
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Hello, everyone.
It is a beautiful day here.
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I've been busy catching up on laundry and also doing some decluttering. Things pile up so quickly! I've done some tossing and some squeezing a bit more of this and a bit more of that into little remnants of storage spaces. I made some progress, but there's more to be done on another day. More cleaning to do yet today.
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I've always loved TOMORROW. Fortunately, I've not overheard it. I love all of ANNIE. Many other Charles Strouse songs, too.
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I always enjoy DR FJL's parodies. Today's were no exception.
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I need to do a bit more cleaning before these old bones refuse to do any more.
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COUGH-BE-GONE vibes to George.
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Kerry, I hope next week is a better week.
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Hope you feel better soon, DR George!
Thanks, Singdaw...I'm starting to feel better. :)
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COUGH-BE-GONE vibes to George.
Thanks, Jeanne!
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Vibes for George.
Thanks, John G.!
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I send my prayers to GEORGE!!!
Thanks, Kate!
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I miss DR FJL's "But Alive" parodies.
Thanks, David. :) I just happened to have done one totally gratuitous one a few weeks ago in the comment under this article.
http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/02/11/hilary-mantel-portrait-to-be-displayed-at-british-library/#commentsContainer
And one even more gratuitous in the comments under
http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/12/28/popcast-the-year-in-pop-trends/#commentsContainer
Very funny, Fred!
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George, have you ever tried Ricola cough drops? I find they work really well. Also, drink lots of water. It really does help.
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And now I really must go.
TTFN.
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George, have you ever tried Ricola cough drops? I find they work really well. Also, drink lots of water. It really does help.
I haven't tried Ricola cough drops, but the theater where I'm ushering tonight sells Halls cough drops. If I don't make it to the store to try the Ricola drops, I'll at least have the option of the Halls.
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Oh, no...Comedian David Brenner, ‘Tonight’ favorite, dies (http://www.washingtonpost.com/local/obituaries/comedian-david-brenner-tonight-favorite-dies/2014/03/15/656ca812-ac91-11e3-b8ca-197ef3568958_story.html).
:(
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Well, I must leave now to usher for the Harmony Sweepstakes A Cappella Festival (http://wcpa.squarespace.com/upcoming-events/2014/3/15/harmony-sweepstakes-a-cappella-festival.html)! It's always a long fun night with a lot of great singing (usually ;)).
Until later!
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I did have a second theory which I was glad wasn't the case.
I bet it was the same theory as mine. Because I was glad it wasn't the case too!
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George, have you ever tried Ricola cough drops? I find they work really well. Also, drink lots of water. It really does help.
I haven't tried Ricola cough drops, but the theater where I'm ushering tonight sells Halls cough drops. If I don't make it to the store to try the Ricola drops, I'll at least have the option of the Halls.
I love Ricola too. I use them whenever i get a drip in my throat. The one i like and use is green tea.
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Hope you are feeling better DR George!
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Richard will fill in for his late brother as father of the bride.
This has got to be very bittersweet.
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Hope you feel better soon, DR George!
I'm starting to feel better. :)
Good to hear.
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I did have a second theory which I was glad wasn't the case.
I bet it was the same theory as mine. Because I was glad it wasn't the case too!
;D
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From DR John G
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.
While I like the author of "March" I was not going to read it as I take great objection to authors stealing characters from other books and making them their own.
How could you sit through "Wicked?"
Why would anyone want to sit through "Wicked"? It just opened here for a three-week run and everybody's flocking to it. Ugh. (But I agree with the basis of your question.)
we loved Wicked - it works for teenager girls and those that once were teenage girls :)
You know, I guess I passed my teenage girl years without even realizing it. :)
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Richard will fill in for his late brother as father of the bride.
This has got to be very bittersweet.
Yes...
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Went to a luncheon at some friends' house today. And it lasted for six hours. i think I need a nap before I think about the rest of the evening.
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From DR John G
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.
While I like the author of "March" I was not going to read it as I take great objection to authors stealing characters from other books and making them their own.
How could you sit through "Wicked?"
Why would anyone want to sit through "Wicked"? It just opened here for a three-week run and everybody's flocking to it. Ugh. (But I agree with the basis of your question.)
we loved Wicked - it works for teenager girls and those that once were teenage girls :)
You know, I guess I passed my teenage girl years without even realizing it. :)
;D
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Hope you feel better soon, DR George!
I'm starting to feel better. :)
Good to hear.
Same here, glad you're starting to feel better!
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Thanks, George!
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Thanks, Jeanne!
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Page 4!
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Feel better George.
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For me, the only thing that can control and eventually wipe out that post-cold cough (which can go on for WEEKS if you let the hacking get to the stage where it's a habit) is Robitussin DM. Couple of hits a day, and of course enjoy some lozenges whenever! :)
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From DR John G
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.
While I like the author of "March" I was not going to read it as I take great objection to authors stealing characters from other books and making them their own.
How could you sit through "Wicked?"
Why would anyone want to sit through "Wicked"? It just opened here for a three-week run and everybody's flocking to it. Ugh. (But I agree with the basis of your question.)
we loved Wicked - it works for teenager girls and those that once were teenage girls :)
You know, I guess I passed my teenage girl years without even realizing it. :)
:D :D
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I just spent a wonderful two hours revisiting and reacquainting myself with LI'L ABNER, via the film. A true delight. Tomorrow I shall get out the score and recordings to solidify this LI'L reunion with one of my earliest favorite shows.
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From DR John G
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.
While I like the author of "March" I was not going to read it as I take great objection to authors stealing characters from other books and making them their own.
How could you sit through "Wicked?"
Why would anyone want to sit through "Wicked"? It just opened here for a three-week run and everybody's flocking to it. Ugh. (But I agree with the basis of your question.)
we loved Wicked - it works for teenager girls and those that once were teenage girls :)
You know, I guess I passed my teenage girl years without even realizing it. :)
It happens, man, it happens. But don't worry. You'll make them up some day.
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From DR John G
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.
While I like the author of "March" I was not going to read it as I take great objection to authors stealing characters from other books and making them their own.
How could you sit through "Wicked?"
Why would anyone want to sit through "Wicked"? It just opened here for a three-week run and everybody's flocking to it. Ugh. (But I agree with the basis of your question.)
we loved Wicked - it works for teenager girls and those that once were teenage girls :)
You know, I guess I passed my teenage girl years without even realizing it. :)
It happens, man, it happens. But don't worry. You'll make them up some day.
I'm worried about that very thing.
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NO MORE COUGH VIBES for George
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I also loved Wicked! To each his own, I guess!
And I had never read the book.
The book is much darker than the musical
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From DR John G
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.
While I like the author of "March" I was not going to read it as I take great objection to authors stealing characters from other books and making them their own.
How could you sit through "Wicked?"
Why would anyone want to sit through "Wicked"? It just opened here for a three-week run and everybody's flocking to it. Ugh. (But I agree with the basis of your question.)
we loved Wicked - it works for teenager girls and those that once were teenage girls :)
You know, I guess I passed my teenage girl years without even realizing it. :)
It happens, man, it happens. But don't worry. You'll make them up some day.
I'm worried about that very thing.
well listen to Wicked a couple of times, and watch Frozen a couple of times, and then Princess Diary movies, the four Twilight movies and maybe a couple of showings of Mean Girls.... and you too can be a teenage girl!
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Good evening all
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I made a boiled New England dinner today to celebrate St Pats. Then I did my taxes
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The good news is this was a better year than last year. The bad news is I have to pay more taxes. I've decided to focus on the good news
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Last night I saw a local production of 33 Variations. I really liked it. It made me want to buy a book of the 33 variations.
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I also loved Wicked! To each his own, I guess!
And I had never read the book.
The book is much darker than the musical
MUCH! I read the book before the musical came out which is why I didn't buy tickets when I could have gotten them cheap in previews--- it wasn't until former DR William F Orr gifted the Vixter with the OBC recording (Christmas? her birthday?) that we took any interest in the show -- we went to see it the day before the Republican Convention started in NYC - the original principals were still in the show except for Joel Grey and we LOVED it
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I made a boiled New England dinner today to celebrate St Pats. Then I did my taxes
Is that corned beef and cabbage?
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the boiled dinner, not the taxes
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the boiled dinner, not the taxes
;D
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tonight the latest release of The Great Gatsby was on the cable...
what in the world was the director thinking with that music?
Right there in the beginning when it started in with the rap "music"... the movie was ruined for me
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Back from a lovelier than lovely choral concert. As an audience member.
Tomorrow I am singing a solo in church (Bernstein's "Simple Song"), and then a big service and concert in the afternoon at a different church.
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I made a boiled New England dinner today to celebrate St Pats. Then I did my taxes
Is that corned beef and cabbage?
Corned beef potatoes, carrots and cabbage
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Corned beef potatoes
I like Yukon Gold, myself. 8)
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Well, it's a post.
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Tonight's viewing of Here's Edie has featured Ms. Adams singing "Jubilation T. Cornpone" in a western episode that featured an early skit from Rowan and Martin.
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tonight the latest release of The Great Gatsby was on the cable...
what in the world was the director thinking with that music?
Right there in the beginning when it started in with the rap "music"... the movie was ruined for me
Thinking or drinking? Or smoking?
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It was a beautiful day out today - after I got home from the soup kitchen Vixdad took me to the IHOP for lunch - I had one of their new crepes, chicken, bacon, onions, white cheddar and I had them substitute mushrooms for the tomatoes
I only had a half order and it was too much --- it was good but not as good as the chicken crepe with spinach and hollandaise sauce
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but I digress
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unusual for me I know
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what I mean to say was that it was a beautiful day and that after that heavy lunch I sat down int he recliner with a cup of tea prior to running errands and ended up taking an unexpected nap - I didn't wake up until nearly 6:30 and so missed the nicest day out that we have had since October
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This is a most novel way to pull out a child's loose tooth. AND why mothers should always be reticent when leaving the kids alone with dad.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPhRiaNW4UQ
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I made a boiled New England dinner today to celebrate St Pats. Then I did my taxes
Is that corned beef and cabbage?
Corned beef potatoes, carrots and cabbage
My Mom used to make that - no carrots though, but I never heard it called a Boston boiled dinner before
I love it but the picky PICKY people in my house will not eat it and complain about the smell of the cabbage so I do not make it for myself
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I made a boiled New England dinner today to celebrate St Pats. Then I did my taxes
Is that corned beef and cabbage?
Corned beef potatoes, carrots and cabbage
My Mom used to make that - no carrots though, but I never heard it called a Boston boiled dinner before
I love it but the picky PICKY people in my house will not eat it and complain about the smell of the cabbage so I do not make it for myself
I'd eat it in a second.
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We are in the melting/freezing/thawing cycle here. It makes the sidewalks particularly treacherous, and it lasts for weeks. :P
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tonight the latest release of The Great Gatsby was on the cable...
what in the world was the director thinking with that music?
Right there in the beginning when it started in with the rap "music"... the movie was ruined for me
Thinking or drinking? Or smoking?
EGGS ZACK LEE!
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I'd eat it in a second.
There are way too many items which fall into that category for me. Unfortunately.
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This is a most novel way to pull out a child's loose tooth. AND why mothers should always be reticent when leaving the kids alone with dad.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BPhRiaNW4UQ
Wow. Don't think I'd like that much.
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We are in the melting/freezing/thawing cycle here. It makes the sidewalks particularly treacherous, and it lasts for weeks. :P
Welcome to the Arctic.
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I made a boiled New England dinner today to celebrate St Pats. Then I did my taxes
Is that corned beef and cabbage?
Corned beef potatoes, carrots and cabbage
My Mom used to make that - no carrots though, but I never heard it called a Boston boiled dinner before
I love it but the picky PICKY people in my house will not eat it and complain about the smell of the cabbage so I do not make it for myself
I'd eat it in a second.
maybe you and I should go pop in on Cilla - I'll bring the Killian's Red , you bring dessert
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Corned beef potatoes
I like Yukon Gold, myself. 8)
I remember Yukon Cornelius from "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer". A distant relative to Don Cornelius if I'm remembering CONTIGUOUSLY (in a stream of consciousness).
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DR John G., you really got me hooked on that Berkshire website! Drooling over what I can't yet have. No fair! ;)
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I've just been viewing and relaxing and having a few low-cal snacks along the way. Finished The Bride and one motion picture.
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a stream of consciousness
The best kind of stream! :)
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When a horde hoards, look out!
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a stream of consciousness
The best kind of stream! :)
I scream for iced stream!
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DR John G., you really got me hooked on that Berkshire website! Drooling over what I can't yet have. No fair! ;)
Me, too. A threat to the paycheck.
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So somebody at church went to the trouble to make a BEAUTIFUL poster in support of the food pantry and soup kitchen , it must have taken them hours with the calligraphy and beautiful hand drawn pictures
it says:
Donations of food are being accepted to help restock the food pantry and to elevate the cost of running the soup kitchen
I don't have the heart to tell them that the word they were looking for was alleviate
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a stream of consciousness
The best kind of stream! :)
I scream for iced stream!
so its YOUR fault!
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So somebody at church went to the trouble to make a BEAUTIFUL poster in support of the food pantry and soup kitchen , it must have taken them hours with the calligraphy and beautiful hand drawn pictures
it says:
Donations of food are being accepted to help restock the food pantry and to elevate the cost of running the soup kitchen
I don't have the heart to tell them that the word they were looking for was alleviate
That's so sad.
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So somebody at church went to the trouble to make a BEAUTIFUL poster in support of the food pantry and soup kitchen , it must have taken them hours with the calligraphy and beautiful hand drawn pictures
it says:
Donations of food are being accepted to help restock the food pantry and to elevate the cost of running the soup kitchen
I don't have the heart to tell them that the word they were looking for was alleviate
That's so sad.
I know --- I don't know if anyone else noticed , but I am pretending I didn't
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Page five? Really?
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12:12 and tomorrow I must be at church by 8
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I should start thinking about beddy bye
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Good night, all.
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Corned beef potatoes
I like Yukon Gold, myself. 8)
LOL, I used some new fangled potatoes. I like good old red potatoes better
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I made a boiled New England dinner today to celebrate St Pats. Then I did my taxes
Is that corned beef and cabbage?
Corned beef potatoes, carrots and cabbage
My Mom used to make that - no carrots though, but I never heard it called a Boston boiled dinner before
I love it but the picky PICKY people in my house will not eat it and complain about the smell of the cabbage so I do not make it for myself
No, it's New England Boiled dinner. If you google it you can see hundreds of photos
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One hears of certain legendary performances and I've always heard how amazing Harold Lang was in Pal Joey but I've never seen him do anything - but someone posted this on You Tube and it's pretty breathtaking
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIOd2G5tg8A
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I'm just gonna say that three hours of this jernt being a ghost town is not so pleasing to me. There, I said it and I'm glad.