And the word of the day is: CHIVY!
Deb, hope and good wishes to you!!!
Good morning, all! I have a bit of housecleaning today. Noe tht the celing is repaired, I can begin my treks to Toyland on Tuesday, so today and tomorrow, following physical therapy, i plan to get my apartment in some semblance of order.
I completely missed the fact that June 16 was my 35th anniversary of moving to Manhattan. Iy was a Saturday in 1979. I was 32 years old and ready to conquer. Today I feel older than God and unprepared to conquer anything.
Good morning, all! I have a bit of housecleaning today. Noe tht the celing is repaired, I can begin my treks to Toyland on Tuesday, so today and tomorrow, following physical therapy, i plan to get my apartment in some semblance of order.
I completely missed the fact that June 16 was my 35th anniversary of moving to Manhattan. Iy was a Saturday in 1979. I was 32 years old and ready to conquer. Today I feel older than God and unprepared to conquer anything.
You've accomplished so much artistically and made such a difference. I hope you never measure your achievements by finances as some people do. If doing things "your way" has meant a little less money, so be it. What a body of work already done and quite a lot yet to come.
That is my favorite of Lamb's books.
BIOPSY VIBES FOR DR VIXMOM!!!!....
Sunday afternoon greetings! We are back from Lima, a little later than usual because we paid a call on Mrs. L. She's having open heart surgery on Wednesday and vibes and prayers would be appreciated. While we were eating lunch at Panera, Rob called to tell us that he and Mary Linda would be here when we got home. They're upstairs assembling the IKEA medicine cabinet and vanity/sink that we bought last week. It can't be installed until the floor goes in, but at least it'll be ready.
Health vibes and prayers to DR Vixmom!
Good morning, all! I have a bit of housecleaning today. Now tht the celing is repaired, I can begin my treks to Toyland on Tuesday, so today and tomorrow, following physical therapy, i plan to get my apartment in some semblance of order.
I completely missed the fact that June 16 was my 35th anniversary of moving to Manhattan. Iy was a Saturday in 1979. I was 32 years old and ready to conquer. Today I feel older than God and unprepared to conquer anything.
Today's Dayton Daily News finally carried an obituary for Leon Bey (http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/dayton/obituary.aspx?pid=171536667), the former co-worker I told you about earlier in the week.
DR Elmore, I remember June 16, 1979, very well. Many of our theatre friends gathered in the driveway of the home of your airport chauffeur and when he opened the garage door we sang, "What Will We Do Without You-oo?" and waved you off. Then we gathered for brunch at Nancy's. Little did I know that 9 years later I'd have been married to Richard for 7 years and we'd be moving into Nancy's house with toddler Rob!
Good morning, all! I have a bit of housecleaning today. Now tht the celing is repaired, I can begin my treks to Toyland on Tuesday, so today and tomorrow, following physical therapy, i plan to get my apartment in some semblance of order.
I completely missed the fact that June 16 was my 35th anniversary of moving to Manhattan. Iy was a Saturday in 1979. I was 32 years old and ready to conquer. Today I feel older than God and unprepared to conquer anything.
I don't know, elmore, just reading this page wears me out!
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/larry-moore/4/35/44b
DR John how sweet your friends gave you a party.
Watching a British series called "Country Matters" that was filmed who knows how long ago. Ian McKellan is a young man. It's a series of stories about country life, and if the first is any indication, it's going to be wonderful.
What I want to know, DR JRand63, is whether the Dream-o-Matic will be sold with the store or does it get to retire with you.
Good morning, all! I have a bit of housecleaning today. Now tht the celing is repaired, I can begin my treks to Toyland on Tuesday, so today and tomorrow, following physical therapy, i plan to get my apartment in some semblance of order.
I completely missed the fact that June 16 was my 35th anniversary of moving to Manhattan. Iy was a Saturday in 1979. I was 32 years old and ready to conquer. Today I feel older than God and unprepared to conquer anything.
I don't know, elmore, just reading this page wears me out!
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/larry-moore/4/35/44b
What I want to know, DR JRand63, is whether the Dream-o-Matic will be sold with the store or does it get to retire with you.
Watching a British series called "Country Matters" that was filmed who knows how long ago. Ian McKellan is a young man. It's a series of stories about country life, and if the first is any indication, it's going to be wonderful.
Did you rent it or is it on tv?
Watching a British series called "Country Matters" that was filmed who knows how long ago. Ian McKellan is a young man. It's a series of stories about country life, and if the first is any indication, it's going to be wonderful.
Did you rent it or is it on tv?
Got it from the library. Back of the box says it's from 1972. Peter Firth, Pauline Collins and Prunella Scales are also involved. Hugh Leonard is one of the writers.
Wow, gorgeous flowers, girl.
Are they in front of your house?
I'm beginning to wonder if I'm confusing two different goings-away from Middletown...
DR Elmore, do YOU remember the scene in the Martins' driveway? Or did we do that when Jim left to do CAMELOT?
Didn't Nancy have some sort of farewell for you here at the house?
Aaaaack, I'm getting old!
Not to take anything away from Larry's anniversary but my 34th year in New York will be in August. I arrived on August 28, 1980 (it was a Thursday) and the next day we went to see 42nd Street at the Wintergarden Theatre. It had just opened that previous Monday (August 25th) with the revelation, by David Merrick, that Gower Champion had died that afternoon. They kept the news from Wanda Richert, his girlfriend, until that moment.
34 years later (in August), like Carlotta Campion, I'm still here.
Luckily these cards don't expire so it's been sitting in my desk since December of 2011.
Ben congratulations to you on your anniversary as well
not to take anything from either of you and not to brag but this August 16 will be the 57th anniversary of my arrival in New York,
Walking Happy is one of the many musicals and plays from the 60s that I never saw because I was in Coon Rapids. I know the score from the CD but I don't think Walking Happy is done.
Hey, Jack, you could do it in Indiana!
Congratulations to Larry on your anniversary
You have an amazing list of accomplishments no body will ever remember me and say boy she did a heck of a job with that house closing!
Ben congratulations to you on your anniversary as well
not to take anything from either of you and not to brag but this August 16 will be the 57th anniversary of my arrival in New York,
And you don't look a day over 56 :-*
Congratulations to Larry on your anniversary
You have an amazing list of accomplishments no body will ever remember me and say boy she did a heck of a job with that house closing!
People will look at you and say, what a great mother! She raised a fantastic daughter.
I would love some help from BK or anyone who can contribute. I'm trying to identify the record store scene in Westwood in the 1970s.
1. Vogue Records was on the west side of Westwood Blvd., near Bel Air Camera & Hi-Fi or whatever their name was then.
2. I'm recalling one across the street near the north end of the block, and it had an upstairs. What was it?
3. At one point, Record Surplus (?) had a space in the block north of the Village Theater. If I'm right about it being them, that would be prior to their moving to Pico Blvd. (I just found out they've now moved to Santa Monica Blvd.)
4. Seems like there was a store later, in the mid-1980s, near the little old domed bank building (which I'm thinking was a B of A then). Anyone know what that was? I was living in Redondo Beach then, and not frequenting Westwood like I used to.
Thank you all for the vibes - Jane- several but only one rather large thingy (technical term that might be of concern
Not to take anything away from Larry's anniversary but my 34th year in New York will be in August. I arrived on August 28, 1980 (it was a Thursday) and the next day we went to see 42nd Street at the Winter Garden Theatre. It had just opened that previous Monday (August 25th) with the revelation, by David Merrick, that Gower Champion had died that afternoon. They kept the news from Wanda Richert, his girlfriend, until that moment.
34 years later (in August), like Carlotta Campion, I'm still here.
Luckily these cards don't expire so it's been sitting in my desk since December of 2011.
In 2 years I will get another gift card for 25 years of service (that one bigger than the 20 year card).
Although I no longer have a memory of my arrival, I am told I was greeted with joy and jubilation by all except my father's mother who wanted me to be a boy
Congratulations to Larry on your anniversary
You have an amazing list of accomplishments no body will ever remember me and say boy she did a heck of a job with that house closing!
People will look at you and say, what a great mother! She raised a fantastic daughter.
Since we're talking about anniversaries, on July 1 it will be 36 years since I shuffled off from Buffalo to the DC area.
DR Vixmom you had a beautiful walk today.
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/auntyacid_zpsf8f5b321.jpg)
I would love some help from BK or anyone who can contribute. I'm trying to identify the record store scene in Westwood in the 1970s.
1. Vogue Records was on the west side of Westwood Blvd., near Bel Air Camera & Hi-Fi or whatever their name was then.
2. I'm recalling one across the street near the north end of the block, and it had an upstairs. What was it?
3. At one point, Record Surplus (?) had a space in the block north of the Village Theater. If I'm right about it being them, that would be prior to their moving to Pico Blvd. (I just found out they've now moved to Santa Monica Blvd.)
4. Seems like there was a store later, in the mid-1980s, near the little old domed bank building (which I'm thinking was a B of A then). Anyone know what that was? I was living in Redondo Beach then, and not frequenting Westwood like I used to.
I don't recall another record store near Vogue in the 1970s, but then I practically lived at Vogue. The only other chains at that time would have been Discount Record Center, I think. I believe the store near the BofA was a Wherehouse or something like it. I only have a vague memory of some store being north of the Village, but not sure if I ever went there.
(http://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a532/singdaw1/auntyacid_zpsf8f5b321.jpg)
Walking Happy is one of the many musicals and plays from the 60s that I never saw because I was in Coon Rapids. I know the score from the CD but I don't think Walking Happy is done.
Hey, Jack, you could do it in Indiana!
today I went for a walk and this is what I saw
(http://i238.photobucket.com/albums/ff302/HHWgroup/northportandvixjune2014011_zps851bd8ad.jpg) (http://s238.photobucket.com/user/HHWgroup/media/northportandvixjune2014011_zps851bd8ad.jpg.html)
The AZ Diamondbacks bought the contract of one of my favorite Xs. It's great news for him, but I'll miss watching him play
The AZ Diamondbacks bought the contract of one of my favorite Xs. It's great news for him, but I'll miss watching him play
Ex as in an ex gentleman caller?
Sunday afternoon greetings! We are back from Lima, a little later than usual because we paid a call on Mrs. L. She's having open heart surgery on Wednesday and vibes and prayers would be appreciated. While we were eating lunch at Panera, Rob called to tell us that he and Mary Linda would be here when we got home. They're upstairs assembling the IKEA medicine cabinet and vanity/sink that we bought last week. It can't be installed until the floor goes in, but at least it'll be ready.
MAJOR VIBES FOR MRS. L!!!!
At first I read that as if they were going to install it before the floor, glad to see they are only assembling it. Craig doesn't want to buy anything else from IKEA because he takes after his parent's and doesn't enjoy assembling. We recently purchased a desk chair for me at Office Max, right off the floor already assembled-couldn't resist that even if they still charged us the assembly fee of $10.
Good morning, all! I have a bit of housecleaning today. Now tht the celing is repaired, I can begin my treks to Toyland on Tuesday, so today and tomorrow, following physical therapy, i plan to get my apartment in some semblance of order.
I completely missed the fact that June 16 was my 35th anniversary of moving to Manhattan. Iy was a Saturday in 1979. I was 32 years old and ready to conquer. Today I feel older than God and unprepared to conquer anything.
I don't know, elmore, just reading this page wears me out!
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/larry-moore/4/35/44b (http://www.linkedin.com/pub/larry-moore/4/35/44b)