Vibes of fatigue and pain relief to DR Elmore!!
Good Morning-- on a Wednesday yet. Wednesday-- you know what the means-- it means I have to take the garbage can out to the curb.
Call me madam - but don't call me Shirley!
And the word of the day is: HYPOCORISM!
It is weird to me when people mention garbage disposals since we don't have them here. Or at least I do not know anybody who has ever had one.
Good morning, all! It was a particularly bizarre night: I had wanted to be in bed by 10:00, and since the meds seemed to be taking their time, i decided to take them earlier. So, around 7:00 I took the pain medication from my back/sports injury specialist, which is pretty negligible. Around 8:00, I took one of the muscle relaxers. By 8:30 I was semi-conscious, so I went to bed. At 10:00, I woke up, decided to take a Tylenol for arthritis, and passed out some time after 10:45. At 3:00am, i was wide awake, with a song from Jerome Kern's Oh, Lady! Lady!. I tried to get back to sleep abd around 4:45 figured the hell with it.
So, i've been up since 4:45, I'll go to physical therapy, and probably spend the remainder of the day mentally and physically fatigued and not worth a damn to anyone.
I hate this crap!
Vibes of fatigue and pain relief to DR Elmore!!
today follow up with worker man's comp doctor and then physiotherapy
The complete "An Evening with Barbara Cook," PBS, 1980:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=os2EzxYHpjM
Very funny tumblr blog - imaginary texts between American musical theater collaborators:
http://textswithcollaborators.tumblr.com/
#THESOUNDOFMUSIC
RODGERS: so i think i have a title: Habit Your Way
HAMMERSTEIN: Wha?
RODGERS: Let Them Habit
HAMMERSTEIN: err
RODGER: Nuns A’Plenty
HAMMERSTEIN: 6 Kids Too Many
RODGER: Mary Martin Bones Your Dad And Makes You Wear a Curtain
HAMMERSTEIN: Whoa…
HAMMERSTEIN: … : The Nazical
Ah, yes. Under the Skin . Yes indeed. I'll have my copy tomorrow and will make time to properly watch it within the following couple of days.
BUT ... what I have to do first, which I've been promising myself for the past several months, is reread the original novel by Michel Faber in order to positively reinforce my own mental images of that for all time. They are too precious to let go. I know the film is going to be its own thing, and that's all well and good, but this book is just special.
I got a call from the alarm company at 8:16 a.m. that told me the alarm had been tripped - I told them to ignore it.
That landlord didn't waste any time getting in there to see what he had.....which is not much. We've been working since Sunday to remove most of the stuff. What's left - he can clean up.
Samosa-stuffed french toast:
Wednesday morning greetings! Our new bedroom curtains block a lot more light than the old ones and I managed to sleep until about 8:30 this morning.
Festooned.an all-time favorite.
That looked good.
I just got my Miami University alumni magazine, and I was saddened to learn of the death of Robert Kane...He was young. He died on January 2, eight days before his 76th birthday.
Wednesday morning greetings! Our new bedroom curtains block a lot more light than the old ones and I managed to sleep until about 8:30 this morning.
We could use those curtains. At 5:20 this morning I thought is was time to get up.
Are you pleased with the look of your new curtains?
Has anybody listened to the recording if Heathers? I had loved the movie and find this to be fun. High schools won't be staging this one. They've kept the black humor intact.
I just got my Miami University alumni magazine, and I was saddened to learn of the death of Robert Kane...He was young. He died on January 2, eight days before his 76th birthday.
Not only was he young when he died, he was very young when he was your professor. Condolences to you and to all who loved Dr. Kane.
That looked good.
And this particular version is vegan! :)
Wednesday morning greetings! Our new bedroom curtains block a lot more light than the old ones and I managed to sleep until about 8:30 this morning.
We could use those curtains. At 5:20 this morning I thought is was time to get up.
Are you pleased with the look of your new curtains?
The new curtains are very plain, but, yes, I'm pleased with the look.
I just got my Miami University alumni magazine, and I was saddened to learn of the death of Robert Kane...He was young. He died on January 2, eight days before his 76th birthday.
Not only was he young when he died, he was very young when he was your professor. Condolences to you and to all who loved Dr. Kane.
When I was 18, he was 26; he always seemed older. He must have finished his Ph.D. and come straight to Oxford. My freshman year, I was a terrible student: I cut classes regularly and was generally seen playing on campus rather than studying. At one point, after I'd missed about three weeks of classes, he said to me, "I don't care if you come to class but could you at least keep in touch?"
Well, I almost flunked out at the end of my freshman year, and that ended that nonsense. It was the dean's list every year after that.
Has anybody listened to the recording if Heathers? I had loved the movie and find this to be fun. High schools won't be staging this one. They've kept the black humor intact.
I have it, but have only listened to it once. I want to give it a couple more listens before forming an opinion. I haven't seen the movie, so I don't know anything else about it.
I just got my Miami University alumni magazine, and I was saddened to learn of the death of Robert Kane...He was young. He died on January 2, eight days before his 76th birthday.
Not only was he young when he died, he was very young when he was your professor. Condolences to you and to all who loved Dr. Kane.
When I was 18, he was 26; he always seemed older. He must have finished his Ph.D. and come straight to Oxford. My freshman year, I was a terrible student: I cut classes regularly and was generally seen playing on campus rather than studying. At one point, after I'd missed about three weeks of classes, he said to me, "I don't care if you come to class but could you at least keep in touch?"
Well, I almost flunked out at the end of my freshman year, and that ended that nonsense. It was the dean's list every year after that.
Good for him, and so sorry for your loss. I wish I had had teachers like that before my last few semesters of grad school.
Has anybody listened to the recording if Heathers? I had loved the movie and find this to be fun. High schools won't be staging this one. They've kept the black humor intact.
I have it, but have only listened to it once. I want to give it a couple more listens before forming an opinion. I haven't seen the movie, so I don't know anything else about it.
If you don't know the movie, some of the dialog might seem, well, outre. But that's what left me howling after seeing the movie and then forcing it on friends, most of whom liked it. My pentecostal sister did not.
I just got my Miami University alumni magazine, and I was saddened to learn of the death of Robert Kane...He was young. He died on January 2, eight days before his 76th birthday.
Not only was he young when he died, he was very young when he was your professor. Condolences to you and to all who loved Dr. Kane.
When I was 18, he was 26; he always seemed older. He must have finished his Ph.D. and come straight to Oxford. My freshman year, I was a terrible student: I cut classes regularly and was generally seen playing on campus rather than studying. At one point, after I'd missed about three weeks of classes, he said to me, "I don't care if you come to class but could you at least keep in touch?"
Well, I almost flunked out at the end of my freshman year, and that ended that nonsense. It was the dean's list every year after that.
Good for him, and so sorry for your loss. I wish I had had teachers like that before my last few semesters of grad school.
He once told me I read and scanned Latin verse, Virgil's AENEID in particular, better than anyone.
I just got my Miami University alumni magazine, and I was saddened to learn of the death of Robert Kane...He was young. He died on January 2, eight days before his 76th birthday.
Not only was he young when he died, he was very young when he was your professor. Condolences to you and to all who loved Dr. Kane.
When I was 18, he was 26; he always seemed older. He must have finished his Ph.D. and come straight to Oxford. My freshman year, I was a terrible student: I cut classes regularly and was generally seen playing on campus rather than studying. At one point, after I'd missed about three weeks of classes, he said to me, "I don't care if you come to class but could you at least keep in touch?"
Well, I almost flunked out at the end of my freshman year, and that ended that nonsense. It was the dean's list every year after that.
Good for him, and so sorry for your loss. I wish I had had teachers like that before my last few semesters of grad school.
He once told me I read and scanned Latin verse, Virgil's AENEID in particular, better than anyone.
What an incredible complement from someone you had such great respect for.
Has anybody listened to the recording if Heathers? I had loved the movie and find this to be fun. High schools won't be staging this one. They've kept the black humor intact.
I have it, but have only listened to it once. I want to give it a couple more listens before forming an opinion. I haven't seen the movie, so I don't know anything else about it.
If you don't know the movie, some of the dialog might seem, well, outre. But that's what left me howling after seeing the movie and then forcing it on friends, most of whom liked it. My pentecostal sister did not.
Really sorry to hear that diagnosis for Keith, DR Jane. It sounds like all is under control and that things are well in hand, though.
DR Jane, vibes and best wishes to Keith for his upcoming surgery!
He was handsome.
He was handsome.
He was, but he always had the look of an unmade bed about him, slightly wrinkled, always smelled like a smoker. It was lung cancer that killed him.
DR Jeanne did you like The Grand Budapest Hotel? We were disappointed and eventually turned it off.
VIBES OF COMFORT and ZZZZZZZZZZZ to LARRY!
DR Jeanne did you like The Grand Budapest Hotel? We were disappointed and eventually turned it off.
DR Jane, vibes and best wishes to Keith for his upcoming surgery!
DR Jeanne did you like The Grand Budapest Hotel? We were disappointed and eventually turned it off.
That's too bad, Jane. I still want to see it, though.
DR Jane, vibes and best wishes to Keith for his upcoming surgery!
~~~Ditto!!~~~
my shoulder is not healing and i have to go for an mri.
the constant pain and meds that don't help make understand others who are going through similar problems
That sounds like fun. I hope a lot of the East Coaster's can make it.
my shoulder is not healing and i have to go for an mri.
the constant pain and meds that don't help make understand others who are going through similar problems
I am very sorry. I have learned the hard way shoulders are very difficult to heal.
MEGA VIBES FOR YOU!!!
With or without a fine plate of Tex-Mex?
I just got my Miami University alumni magazine, and I was saddened to learn of the death of Robert Kane, who taught me four years of Latin and a year and a half of Greek; he was, I'd guess, the best instructor I ever had. When we weren't talking about Latin, we were raving about musical theatre. He was from Manhattan, and he'd been going to theatre since he was a child. Whenever I got bored discussing Virgil, I'd ask him about the 1956 production of CANDIDE, which he'd seen over a Christmas holiday from Holy Cross. He was a genius, a wonderful teacher, and the world's a less intelligent place today.
He was young. He died on January 2, eight days before his 76th birthday.
I seem to constantly have 2-3 books out from my eBook library. Just purchased, first on the list, now in is
"The Mockingbird Next Door" by Marja Mills
"a charming-if-slight book called The Mockingbird Next Door that provides glimpses into the twilight years of Alice and Harper Lee."
my shoulder is not healing and i have to go for an mri.
the constant pain and meds that don't help make understand others who are going through similar problems