This "issue" will NEVER happen again.
And the word of the day is: OSCULATE!
Recording vibes for MR BK & Co.
Travel vibes for DR KEVIN H and DR CHAS SMITH
Happy wedding vibes for DR VIXMOM and Family
Happy birthday to Hisaka.
The next time I piss and moan about my life, I need to be reminded that, if i'm not so lucky in some areas of my existence, I am blessed with wonderful friends. The move went really swiftly and easily. As I'd hoped, Manhattan is quiet and rather deserted this morning. DR ChasSmith picked me up around 9:15 at my apartment, we were at Toyland by 9:45 and DR Ben and Anthony were there waiting for us.
Anthony had the idea to use the desk chairs on wheels to cart the 11 or 12 cartons out to the elevator, and it went really quickly. The doorman was upset with me for not asking him to use the freight elevator, but I think we resolved it, and we loaded up Charles' car.
He was very fortunate with parking spaces both at Toyland and on my block. Anthony generously volunteered to ride up with us, and we got everything into the building, up the elevator, and stacked in the hall outside my door. After a brief visit, Charles drove Anthony back downtown and I rode along for the fun of it. As Charles headed back up to theGeorge Washington Bridge, he dropped me off, I came in, brought the cartons into the apartment and stored them, and the biggest part of the Toyland evacuation is over. Thank you, gentlemen!
I could not have done any of this without their help.
Anthony had the idea to use the desk chairs on wheels to cart the 11 or 12 cartons out to the elevator, and it went really quickly. The doorman was upset with me for not asking him to use the freight elevator, but I think we resolved it, and we loaded up Charles' car.
We were very happy to be of assistance. Anthony had a fun morning and enjoyed the ride back downtown with you and Charles. He was VERY glad that Charles agreed to take him back downtown with his books and suitcase.
He's in the living room right now listening to the Hi-Lo's CD(s). He's very happy and we're happy that you're happy.
Thanks to Charles for being a chauffeur!
And I'm glad you worked it out with the doorman at Toyland. I heard you speaking to him and knew something was not right but it sounds OK now.
I don't think it's a fair process when the law partner of one of the candidates chosen is on the commission and doesn't see it as a conflict.
94! Ugh! I know, I know, as my friend who lives in Tucson says, "it's a dry heat". Yeah, well an oven is still an oven
All best VIBES for a wonderful, unforgettable CAPITOL RECORDS recording session today!
I shall now be on my way to our first session at Capitol Records in Hollywood, California, USA.
And I see that DR ChasSmith is also safely home from his dangerous Manhattan expedition.
George, that doesn't sound like fun after the show.
Photographic evidence!
I actually know someone with a first edition of the HELLO DOLLY! Vocal score. I am so jealous.
Thanks for the travel vibes. They worked - the plane arrived early !
Has anyone ever lost a contact and now know if it is in your eye or not?
Has anyone ever lost a contact and now know if it is in your eye or not?
Yes! One time, it took me almost an hour before I could first of all, confirm that it really was there, and then actually get it out. Fortunately, it only happened once or twice, and it's been quite a while since it's happened.
The next time I piss and moan about my life, I need to be reminded that, if i'm not so lucky in some areas of my existence, I am blessed with wonderful friends. The move went really swiftly and easily. As I'd hoped, Manhattan is quiet and rather deserted this morning. DR ChasSmith picked me up around 9:15 at my apartment, we were at Toyland by 9:45 and DR Ben and Anthony were there waiting for us.
Anthony had the idea to use the desk chairs on wheels to cart the 11 or 12 cartons out to the elevator, and it went really quickly. The doorman was upset with me for not asking him to use the freight elevator, but I think we resolved it, and we loaded up Charles' car.
He was very fortunate with parking spaces both at Toyland and on my block. Anthony generously volunteered to ride up with us, and we got everything into the building, up the elevator, and stacked in the hall outside my door. After a brief visit, Charles drove Anthony back downtown and I rode along for the fun of it. As Charles headed back up to theGeorge Washington Bridge, he dropped me off, I came in, brought the cartons into the apartment and stored them, and the biggest part of the Toyland evacuation is over. Thank you, gentlemen!
I could not have done any of this without their help.
From DR Cilla:QuoteI don't think it's a fair process when the law partner of one of the candidates chosen is on the commission and doesn't see it as a conflict.
I'm sure you aren't the only candidate who feels this way. I'm surprised it is even permitted.
This "issue" will NEVER happen again.
Good morning, all! I slept well until 4:30, then lay wide awake for some time pondering the whereabouts of all the Jerome Kern scores of mine that I have been unable to locate in the office. I suspect they got sent to the Library of Congress with the McGlinnventory and i will never get them back. That bothers me.
So, this morning our DR ChasSmith is kindly driving into Manhattan, and we will meet Anthony (and perhaps DR Ben, too) at Toyland, cart down the boxes of my possessions to the street and drive them uptown to my apartment. More clutter. I can then, in the next month, carry home books and things still sitting ton the shelves, but I'm grateful that the heavy part will be finished.
Tomorrow, I recover.
The next time I piss and moan about my life, I need to be reminded that, if i'm not so lucky in some areas of my existence, I am blessed with wonderful friends. The move went really swiftly and easily. As I'd hoped, Manhattan is quiet and rather deserted this morning. DR ChasSmith picked me up around 9:15 at my apartment, we were at Toyland by 9:45 and DR Ben and Anthony were there waiting for us.
Anthony had the idea to use the desk chairs on wheels to cart the 11 or 12 cartons out to the elevator, and it went really quickly. The doorman was upset with me for not asking him to use the freight elevator, but I think we resolved it, and we loaded up Charles' car.
He was very fortunate with parking spaces both at Toyland and on my block. Anthony generously volunteered to ride up with us, and we got everything into the building, up the elevator, and stacked in the hall outside my door. After a brief visit, Charles drove Anthony back downtown and I rode along for the fun of it. As Charles headed back up to theGeorge Washington Bridge, he dropped me off, I came in, brought the cartons into the apartment and stored them, and the biggest part of the Toyland evacuation is over. Thank you, gentlemen!
I could not have done any of this without their help.
Good morning. It was busy on the mountain today. A woman I have met there and hiked with occasionally helped a 20-year-old. She had never hiked before and had no water and was feeling sick. I wondered how she felt seeing us old gals doing just fine?
Has anyone ever lost a contact and now know if it is in your eye or not?
Yes! One time, it took me almost an hour before I could first of all, confirm that it really was there, and then actually get it out. Fortunately, it only happened once or twice, and it's been quite a while since it's happened.
Has anyone ever lost a contact and now know if it is in your eye or not?
Yes! One time, it took me almost an hour before I could first of all, confirm that it really was there, and then actually get it out. Fortunately, it only happened once or twice, and it's been quite a while since it's happened.
Yes here, too. I have a terrible time putting anything into my eyes. It doesn't seem natural or appropriate. When I tried to wear contacts I could get the damn thing in my eye, but NOT where it should be. It'd slip off to the side and I'd have to futz and futz to even tell if it was there and, if so, get it to where it should be. Enough of that! Glasses are just easier.
From DR Cilla:QuoteI don't think it's a fair process when the law partner of one of the candidates chosen is on the commission and doesn't see it as a conflict.
I'm sure you aren't the only candidate who feels this way. I'm surprised it is even permitted.
I thought about making a big deal about it, but it's just not worth it. It is what it is
DR Kate and her DH are on their way to his mother's 90th birthday celebration and I'm waiting for my brother to pick me up for dinner with our other brother and his wife.
Rob and I have returned from a mission. My sister-in-law Jayne put us in touch with a needy family who took some of our surplus furniture before the kids moved in. Today we took them some more and we finally have our living room back (more or less...)
DR JANE.....about your question the other day....this is a good groomer, and this is the first time she had to cut Precious so short. Precious is only out for a few minutes a day....and even on our walks in the morning, she is only out for a couple of minutes.
I lost a contact lens in my eye once.....but it was back in 1982, and it was a HARD lens. It was in back of my eye, and I could not feel it at all. The eyeball itself has no nerve endings - is my understanding....the eyelids do, which lets us know we have something in our eyes.
Cillaliz, what do you make of this? The house has been remodeled and sold back in 2009. Can the homeowners be forced to allow her inside?
www.azfamily.com/news/273196571.html
The bride and groom came by with the photographer to take some more family portraits
Fun song on Emma Stone, FJL. I have missed your work lately.
DR Ryacko, glad you were able to get the DVD of your work in Company.
From DR Cilla:QuoteI don't think it's a fair process when the law partner of one of the candidates chosen is on the commission and doesn't see it as a conflict.
I'm sure you aren't the only candidate who feels this way. I'm surprised it is even permitted.
. Yes I believe the kids did it in honor of the groom's grandparentsThe bride and groom came by with the photographer to take some more family portraits
This made me tear up. Happy 62nd anniversary to the Vixgrandparents. Was the wedding intentionally on the anniversary?
I added some music to the slideshow that I wanted to post on BOOKFACE, and it was rejected because of copyright infringement....so I will have to load it with NO music under it.
HOW do all of these OTHER videos with music get posted with no problems? I don't get it.
I never get a notice that nice DR FJL.....
Do you know how the "Happy Birthday To You" lawsuit came out?
Forecast is for rain today.....and I have some things to do on the computer....and it is the last mail day for two days....maybe something exciting will come.
I did get my new ordination card yesterday.....so if anything happens, like a wedding or a baptism or a christening pops up, I can jump in and help.
Perhaps I shall try one of those disclaimers - thanks DR FJL.
DR JANE is it a hard contact lens? I don't think I have ever heard of a soft lens moving around the eyeball.....when one folds up on me, I usually find it stuck to the shirt I was wearing at the time.
If a soft lens is out of your eye for a long time and gets stiff, you can sometimes save it by putting it in the lens solution overnight and letting it soak in some liquid.
Here's the latest article I could find DR FJL
The case hasn't been decided yet.
http://www.snopes.com/music/songs/birthday.asp
Strange DR JANE. Yes, those soft lenses really don't give you any feeling that they are on your eye.....but I don't think they move around on your eye like a hard lens did....and aren't they pretty large? I know mine cover the iris of my eye.....seems like you could see it in the mirror or feel it with your fingers....
Page Two storm vibes for DR TCB......I can do funerals, but have not been asked as yet to officiate at one.....
From DR Cilla:QuoteI don't think it's a fair process when the law partner of one of the candidates chosen is on the commission and doesn't see it as a conflict.
I'm sure you aren't the only candidate who feels this way. I'm surprised it is even permitted.
I thought about making a big deal about it, but it's just not worth it. It is what it is
It wouldn't make a difference and you would be the one to look bad. Moving forward get yourself elected to change committee rules ;)
Cillaliz, what do you make of this? The house has been remodeled and sold back in 2009. Can the homeowners be forced to allow her inside?
www.azfamily.com/news/273196571.html
From DR Cilla:QuoteI don't think it's a fair process when the law partner of one of the candidates chosen is on the commission and doesn't see it as a conflict.
I'm sure you aren't the only candidate who feels this way. I'm surprised it is even permitted.
I agree. That sounds ridiculous. Although I guess all of the others on the commission had to have liked the partner too. But still it does not seem right because of how it is perceived.
DR vixmm, I'm happy all is going so well, and i wish your in-laws a happy anniversary. as for you, are you getting some rest?~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Good Health Vibes to our DR Jeanne! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
From DR Cilla:QuoteI don't think it's a fair process when the law partner of one of the candidates chosen is on the commission and doesn't see it as a conflict.
I'm sure you aren't the only candidate who feels this way. I'm surprised it is even permitted.
I thought about making a big deal about it, but it's just not worth it. It is what it is
It wouldn't make a difference and you would be the one to look bad. Moving forward get yourself elected to change committee rules ;)
Nah, I'm not going to bother with that. It's not worth investing all that energy in it
Do you know how the "Happy Birthday To You" lawsuit came out?
I googled "birthday suit" and lots of non-topical postings came up. I'll try something more specific
From DR Cilla:QuoteI don't think it's a fair process when the law partner of one of the candidates chosen is on the commission and doesn't see it as a conflict.
I'm sure you aren't the only candidate who feels this way. I'm surprised it is even permitted.
I agree. That sounds ridiculous. Although I guess all of the others on the commission had to have liked the partner too. But still it does not seem right because of how it is perceived.
Thanks. I'm just glad it's over
From DR Cilla:QuoteI don't think it's a fair process when the law partner of one of the candidates chosen is on the commission and doesn't see it as a conflict.
I'm sure you aren't the only candidate who feels this way. I'm surprised it is even permitted.
I agree. That sounds ridiculous. Although I guess all of the others on the commission had to have liked the partner too. But still it does not seem right because of how it is perceived.
Thanks. I'm just glad it's over
At least it didn't drag on for weeks before you found out adding to the time you were in limbo waiting for the interviews.
Then we stopped back at the hotel for an hour then nipped over to the hospital to visit Vixgrandad and Vixgranny who are today celebrating their 62nd anniversary
I've got to go pick up apples and acorns and bat shit.
DR Kate and her DH are on their way to his mother's 90th birthday celebration and I'm waiting for my brother to pick me up for dinner with our other brother and his wife.