Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on March 26, 2016, 12:42:32 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes gave you a headache, and now it is time for you to post until the headachy cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: SOPHROSYNE!
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First post after BK.
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Good morning, all.
Way too early for a Caturday. But I, like a perfect idiot, committed to playing more auditions today.
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And the word of the day is: SOPHROSYNE!
I'm smoking on my pipe and putting that in.
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I don't have much to say for myself this morning.
Yesterday I spent another couple of hours at the Finale tutorials. Boy, will I never want to hear Auld Lang Syne again after this is over.
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These auditions are for kids in the morning and everyone else in the afternoon. Then I'm granting myself a decent meal and an evening of good movie watching, which I'm sorely behind on. Don't know what, yet. Something damned good.
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BK's not alone in yesterday -- actually the past few days -- having had their aggravations. It's been a generally good, but up and down, week.
I do know that I personally let myself get too worked up over things that don't call for it. It ain't worth it. I'm making an effort to change that.
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Tomorrow will be a ME day of leisurely work on music, followed by more movies. I'm going to begin programming this Gypsy I'm playing, which isn't till July but it'll be a simple job and I will love knowing it's in the can so there's no pressure later. I will also begin learning Do I Hear a Waltz?, the last of the three Encores! shows. I look forward to that. But Lordy, I also have to get off the dime and get my ticket for it.
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A tax season Saturday - hopefully a very productive work day, since the phone won;t be ringing with calls from clients and there are usually no client emergency-emails when we're in on Saturday.
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The Federal tax deadline being April 18 this year rather than April 15 has both positive and negative aspects. On the one hand, we have an extra weekend of breathing room to get return filed. On the other hand, that's an extra working weekend.
On balance, i think it'll turn out that the good aspects of the extra weekend for filing will outweigh the bad.
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May the good indeed outweigh the bad, DR FJL.
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Here's another one for DR Elmore and whoever else is game:
In The Music Man there are three short "76 Trombones Crossovers" that follow the library scene. In the published vocal score and the current MTI P/C score, they're in F, G-flat, and G, respectively -- but in the MTI full score and the parts, all three are in F. I naturally "assumed" (and we all know where that gets us) that the ascending keys are correct, but having suffered through a few execrable YouTube productions in which they've been performed both ways, I begin to wonder which is more correct, or better. (For this production, I care not. I just wonder.)
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I had all intentions of being here yesterday but I was overcome by sleep before I finished catching up
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I got to work around 7 and stayed until 5:45 then left and headed home for a quick shower and change and then headed to church.
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Since it was Good Friday we had our Tennebrae service, the service of darkening
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Vixter and I have been the readers for the past 5 or 6 years
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The church was stripped of all hangings, flowers, etc so there is just the empty stone altar and the wooden cross with a black shroud
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The church is lit by seven aisle candles and one large candle in a stand in front of the alter
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May the good indeed outweigh the bad, DR FJL.
Thanks, Chas!
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None of us serving "vest" for the service ( no robes or vestments). We all are dressed entirely in black.
The service opens with two hymns played by the string choir and one played by the bell choir while all sit in quiet contemplation
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Then we start the service which tells the story of Jesus' arrest, trial and crucifixion by interspersing readings from Isiah (OldTestament prophesies) (which I read) followed by a reading from Luke (New Testament fulfillment of the prophesies) (Which the Vixter read) each reading followed by a prayer and a hymn during which one candle was extinguished
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As the service progresses the church becomes darker and darker until finally after the last reading when Jesus is removed from the cross and entombed the final aisle candle is extinguished and we all kneel in silence by the light of the single altar candle while there is an acapella solo of "were you there when they crucified our Lord" .... Then the Pastor takes the last candle and walks behind the altar wall and the church is left in complete darkness while we kneel in silence and then the Pastor slams the back door of the church (symbolizing the sealing of the tomb) which cracks through the silence
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Finally the single candle ( the Pascal candle) is brought back to the altar to symbolize hope and the congregation leaves in silence
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It is a very moving and emotional service and the church is packed tight for it it is also moving seeing all these people , even children leaving in absolute silence. The tradition is no one even speaks on the cchrch walkways. They wait until they have crossed the street into the parking lot
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My mom and one of The Vixters friend were at the service afterwards my mom headed home and the Vixter and her friend and I went to the Millers Alehouse for a late dinner (it was already after 9 by time we were seated)
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I had their shrimp and pasta Alfredo. It was very good and huge. I think I ate a third of it and brought the rest home.. The Vixters fish and chips wax likewise huge and mist of hers also is residing in the fridge... So no cooking tonight just reheating
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The Vixter just headed out the the church for our annual Eggstravaganza....they have a pancake breakfast, interactive prayer stations geared to young children, the Easter Bunny and a Easter egg hunt.
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The event grew from a couple of dozen children to more than 400 attendees.. This year they stuffed 4000 eggs for the search.
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Pastor announced that our senator, Chuck Schumer heard about the event and called the church and asked if he could attend
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So that's pretty cool.
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The Vixter is volunteering her services (I think she may be the bunny)
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Good morning, all!
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I had dreams about my late Aunt Jean, Oxford, Ohio, a cafeteria accident, and a voice teacher last night.
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Fortunately the threatened rain never came yesterday so no wet and muddy lawn and the day is beautifully sunny ( if a little colder than could be hoped)
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Today I am seeing a matinee of the Jule Styne-Comden and Green-Garson Kanin "Do-Re-Mi." My friend Laura, who's the bitchy fiancee on my ROBERTA recording, is playing the Nancy Walker role.
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I have to go to work because nothing was finished but I was simply not going to miss Good Friday services
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I think tomorrow's project will be laundry and really cleaning this dump/
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Speaking of which, it's possible that the reason no one answered your called yesterday BK was because it was Good Friday, many businesses are closed , though they certainly should have had a recording stating the fact they were closed
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DR ChasSmith, about those scene changes. They're probably all in the same key in score and parts to make it easy for student orchestra. It's that or it's a big error.
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I still have not bought a ticket for 1776.
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I wonder if they will have standing room tickets if they are sold out when I get there (if I get there, I really want to get there)
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We are having Easter dinner tomorrow at my brothers house...so no cooking except for the mushrooms in wine sauce I have been instructed to bring.
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well Vixdad is out of the shower so we will be heading out for some breakfast and then I will head over to the office to get things done
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Have a lovely day all
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That sounds like a very moving service DR VIXMOM!
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MR BK continues to be very busy even though he no longer has a DayRunner.
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Congrats to DR GEORGE on last night's naked success.
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TOD:
John Denver, especially
Take Me Home, Country Roads
Sunshine On My Shoulders
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May the good indeed outweigh the bad, DR FJL.
Ditto.
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Good morning!
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TOD:
I had to Google lists of top 70's hits because the 60s, 70s and 80s tend to all run together. It was interesting to see how the very early 70s was mostly dominated by children with The Partridge Family, The Osmonds, and Jackson 5.
Elton John had a lot of great hits in the 70s like "Philadelphia Freedom," "Bennie and the Jets," and "Crocodile Rock." Diana Ross had some of my favorite songs: "Do You Know Where You're Going To" and "Touch Me in the Morning". Then there were one-hit-wonders like Gilbert O'Sullivan with "Alone Again Naturally" - also one of my favorites of that decade.
As previously mentioned by others here, John Denver had several hits, along with Olivia Newton John, and The Carpenters, the Bee-Gees, and Helen Reddy, but they weren't my favorites. I did like Carole King quite a bit.
People who were trying to ditch their past groups had quite a few hits in the 70s: Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr all did well, and Michael Jackson did one of my favorites songs, "Ben" as a solo artist.
There was also some real crap in the 70s like "Billy, Don't Be a Hero" and "Disco Duck."
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Good Morning All:
TOD:
The 70's were probably my favorite time period for songs and songwriters.
CAROLE KING: My favorite album of all time is TAPESTRY.
CAT STEVENS: SONG: FATHER AND SON. I actually did a term paper on this song.
JAMES TAYLOR: ALBUM: SWEET BABY JAMES, FAVORITE SONG; SWEET BABY JAMES, also love FIRE AND RAIN
ELTON JOHN: ALBUM: GOODBYE YELLOW BRICK ROAD!!!
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Good Morning All:
TOD:
The 70's were probably my favorite time period for songs and songwriters.
CAROLE KING: My favorite album of all time is TAPESTRY.
CAT STEVENS: SONG: FATHER AND SON. I actually did a term paper on this song.
JAMES TAYLOR: ALBUM: SWEET BABY JAMES, FAVORITE SONG; SWEET BABY JAMES, also love FIRE AND RAIN
ELTON JOHN: ALBUM: GOODBYE YELLOW BRICK ROAD!!!
I loved Cat Stevens' albums and Don McLean; "American Pie" and its allusions is the song equivalent of James Joyce's Finnegan's Wake. Carole Kings was always amazing.
I also loved Janis Ian's "Between the Lines" and Dory Previn's "Mythical Kings & Iguanas": the despair and loneliness in "Lady with The Braid" still breaks my heart.
This morning I've been listening to the soundtrack album for NASHVILLE, which remains for me the greatest film of the 1970s I'm sure a lot of the reason I chose it has to do with seeing BRIGHT STAR again this week, but listening to Ronee Blakely's "Idaho Home" and Barbara Harris' surprise star turn of "It Don't Worry Me" still move me to tears.
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Tomorrow will be a ME day of leisurely work on music, followed by more movies. I'm going to begin programming this Gypsy I'm playing, which isn't till July but it'll be a simple job and I will love knowing it's in the can so there's no pressure later. I will also begin learning Do I Hear a Waltz?, the last of the three Encores! shows. I look forward to that. But Lordy, I also have to get off the dime and get my ticket for it.
I really love Rodgers' music for this show. Moon in My Window is one of my all-time favorite songs.
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Our Good Friday service sounds very similar to yours, Vixmom. Maybe because of the Lutheran tradition.
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I somehow have volunteered to make deviled eggs for Easter. I haven't made them in 30 years and forgot there are so many styles.
So, question for y'all: Pickle, relish or neither?
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TOD:
I agree with most of the names mentioned so far and would add Paul Simon, Laura Nyro, Willie Nelson, Neil Young, Bruce Springsteen, Elvis Costello and Kris Kristofferson.
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I somehow have volunteered to make deviled eggs for Easter. I haven't made them in 30 years and forgot there are so many styles.
So, question for y'all: Pickle, relish or neither?
Yuck on both of those-lol. I like mine with just mayo & mustard and sprinkled with paprika. I also fill them full so there is leftover egg white halves.
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If you don't want them plain scallions, or fine green onions, might be good.
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DR JOHN G,
I also am making deviled eggs later.
Mine are very simple, Eggs, Hellmans Real Mayonnaise, a little mustard, and Mrs
Dash.!!!!
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DR Elmore,
I also love AMERICAN PIE, In fact I sing it and play it on my acoustic guitar.
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I somehow have volunteered to make deviled eggs for Easter. I haven't made them in 30 years and forgot there are so many styles.
So, question for y'all: Pickle, relish or neither?
Yuck on both of those-lol. I like mine with just mayo & mustard and sprinkled with paprika. I also fill them full so there is leftover egg white halves.
I overfill them, too. But I have to admit I was raised on Mom using her homemade bread and butter pickles in the deviled eggs. So those are my standard. Everyone is different, I realize.
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Thanks, DRs Kate and Jane.
All opinions welcome. I got one for mixing in dill weed, but not pickle. That sounds intriguing.
I have to confess that I did make deviled eggs for New Year's 2000 and didn't like them very much. Not that they were bad, but they had crab meat and wasabi in them and neither added to the dish. No wonder I forgot about them.
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I'm up, I'm up - nine and a half hours of sleep, but have this damn headache that doesn't seem to want to go away.
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Headache begone vibes for MR BK.
Tax prep vibes for DR FJL.
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DR JOHN G,
I also am making deviled eggs later.
Mine are very simple, Eggs, Hellmans Real Mayonnaise, a little mustard, and Mrs
Dash.!!!!
When I said mayo, guess I should have clarified Hellman's ;)
I forgot to mention a little salt and pepper.
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Headache begone vibes for MR BK.
Tax prep vibes for DR FJL.
~~~Ditto and Ditto!!~~~
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Here's another one for DR Elmore and whoever else is game:
In The Music Man there are three short "76 Trombones Crossovers" that follow the library scene. In the published vocal score and the current MTI P/C score, they're in F, G-flat, and G, respectively -- but in the MTI full score and the parts, all three are in F. I naturally "assumed" (and we all know where that gets us) that the ascending keys are correct, but having suffered through a few execrable YouTube productions in which they've been performed both ways, I begin to wonder which is more correct, or better. (For this production, I care not. I just wonder.)
I would think that having them in different keys would make it all just a little more interesting. Just a thought.
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DR ChasSmith, about those scene changes. They're probably all in the same key in score and parts to make it easy for student orchestra. It's that or it's a big error.
That certainly makes sense, too.
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Congrats to DR GEORGE on last night's naked success.
Thanks, Jrand!
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Well, I have decided that TODAY is the day for me to get my hairs cut off my head. It's probably been close to a year since the last time, and since I didn't get cast in the show that needed someone with long hair, I can have them removed professionally, because I don't want just a buzz-cut.
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So now, I need to shower and shave (in that order), get something to eat (which will also allow my hair to dry), then get the haircut.
Be back later!
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Hello, everyone.
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Phoebe Snow.
Laura Nyro.
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Janis Ian.
I liked AMERICAN PIE and some of the other 70s music, but I loved little of it.
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I loved Phoebe Snow.
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I've been doing laundry and am now starving. Must eat.
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And I am home! Game cast, but I think that, as a show, Do-Re-Mi is a real dud with a few good songs and a few really lousy numbers. My friend Laura was fine in the Nancy Walker role and my friend Danny Marcus was a good racketeer. The rest of the cast ranged from really good to not-so-good. I can't say I had a bad time, only that I spent much of it wondering why it ever ran and that I were watching another Comden & Green or Jule Styne show. I did love, and always have, the silliness of "What's New At the Zoo?" but "All You Need Is a Quarter" fails on nearly every level, from faux-pop song to mediocre revue material.
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I saw my friends Mel Miller, who produces this series of musicals, and Michael Portantiere, so that was a lot of fun as well. There was an elderly lady sitting in front of me who told me, and anyone she could get to, that she was Betty Comden's cousin.
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Interesting about Do-Re-Mi. I should take the Phil Silvers cast album out and give it a listen.
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DR ChasSmith, about those scene changes. They're probably all in the same key in score and parts to make it easy for student orchestra. It's that or it's a big error.
Okay, then I vote for big error. I'm not aware of anything that's one bit simplified.
In fact, these kids are finding this score a real challenge. Their conductor gave me a heads up on that, and I was still shocked when I heard the problems. On the other hand, he's got a really inexperienced group this time. But Willson's style of "Trouble", for instance...though really, many of the songs...it's hard for most of us to believe, but they're in a world they don't know.
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Thanks to all for the tax season vibes!!!!
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Today's auditions: grueling and gruesome.
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Saturday evening greetings! Rob and Mary Linda arrived home before noon today and their kitty was very pleased to see them (as was I!)
This afternoon I did the rest of the grocery shopping for tomorrow's Easter feast and just put a dozen lemon-lime Jello eggs in the fridge. Our menu consists of green eggs and ham, green beans, dilled carrots, cheesy potatoes, and rolls. Sister-in-law Kathy is bringing a Servati's coconut cake for dessert.
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I somehow have volunteered to make deviled eggs for Easter. I haven't made them in 30 years and forgot there are so many styles.
So, question for y'all: Pickle, relish or neither?
Fjl's Skip makes the most wonderful deviled eggs I have ever had. No pickle juice Just mayo , Dijon mustard and blue cheese. Topped with bacon crumbles . Amazing!,
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I somehow have volunteered to make deviled eggs for Easter. I haven't made them in 30 years and forgot there are so many styles.
So, question for y'all: Pickle, relish or neither?
Fjl's Skip makes the most wonderful deviled eggs I have ever had. No pickle juice Just mayo , Dijon mustard and blue cheese. Topped with bacon crumbles . Amazing!,
Great. I'll read that to him!!!
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He was kind enough to share the recipe. I always get compliments when I make them. And. Always make extraS for me!!!
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Vixdad and I just watched Buster Keaton's "The General". On TMC.... A silent movie, Wonderful storytelling, great effects all real.... Great stunts... And a bare minimum of dialogue boards. Puts modern movie makers to shame
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PAGE FOUR DANCE!!
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So now, I need to shower and shave (in that order), get something to eat (which will also allow my hair to dry), then get the haircut.
Be back later!
Well, I'm at the theater after showering and shaving (in that order), eating, but not haircut getting. Unbeknownst to me, the place that I go for my quasi-semi-annual haircuts closes at 1:30 pm on Saturdays. They otherwise close at 6:00 pm on weekdays, which is the time that I assumed that they closed today, but when I got there at about 3:30, they were closed. But, I am at least shaved, which is half the hair battle. :)
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Interesting about Do-Re-Mi. I should take the Phil Silvers cast album out and give it a listen.
I've never heard it.
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He was kind enough to share the recipe. I always get compliments when I make them. And. Always make extraS for me!!!
What I love about good deviled eggs is that they also make really good egg salad sandwiches. :D
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Well, the house is about to open, so I'll be back later!
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He was kind enough to share the recipe. I always get compliments when I make them. And. Always make extraS for me!!!
What I love about good deviled eggs is that they also make really good egg salad sandwiches. :D
Really, I have never made a sandwich with them. After all that work I like them as I made them ;).
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Good evening. I spent the day cooking various things. The young lady who is always in charge of the Easter breakfast at church gave birth a couple weeks ago, so she really didn't do any organizing this year. There were only a few dishes coming in, so I fixed stuff I thought would fill in the blank spaces.
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I fixed a french toast casserole that has no meat so my daughter will have something to eat; I made biscuits and sausage gravy; I made three flavors of yogurt (the only way I can get my daughter to eat yogurt - no gelatin); I squeezed a lot of oranges for juice. I will put some steel-cut oats in the crockpot before I go to bed tonight for the people who insist on eating healthy on holidays.
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I will bake the bacon and sausage links tomorrow morning.
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Good evening!
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Tax Vibes to FJL!!
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Break Naked Leg vibes to DR George
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Headache be gone vibes to BK.....have you tried a Chiropractor? They cure mine almost every time
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DR Laura, if I was closer I'd be going to your church just to get the breakfast! Sounds wonderful
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They usually don't let me cook - they just leave the dishes for me.
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DR Jennifer, speedy recovery from you coloring book injuries....don't mean to tease, It's something I could see happening to me. I'm sure it's painful and I do wish you a speedy recovery, but the idea of coloring causing injury made me giggle
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They usually don't let me cook - they just leave the dishes for me.
So this time do you get to leave the dishes for someone else? I hope so
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Indeed. I don't work there any more.
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Tomorrow I'm going to meet my family for brunch and then we'll get to see Samantha and Don's new lake home. It's a second home for them and just up the street from my parents cottage. Should be fun to see it.
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Indeed. I don't work there any more.
I forgot that. So how did you end up cooking? Was it just something you wanted to do to help out?
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He was kind enough to share the recipe. I always get compliments when I make them. And. Always make extraS for me!!!
What I love about good deviled eggs is that they also make really good egg salad sandwiches. :D
Reall, I have never made a sandwich with them. After all that work I like them as I made them ;).
Don't get me wrong, I would eat them as deviled eggs, too, but if but you're just not in the mood for a side dish and there are any left over, they can be cut up and put on bread (or some other edible holder) and be turned into a main food item ;D
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He was kind enough to share the recipe. I always get compliments when I make them. And. Always make extraS for me!!!
What I love about good deviled eggs is that they also make really good egg salad sandwiches. :D
Reall, I have never made a sandwich with them. After all that work I like them as I made them ;).
Don't get me wrong, I would eat them as deviled eggs, too, but if but you're just not in the mood for a side dish and there are any left over, they can be cut up and put on bread (or some other edible holder) and be turned into a main food item ;D
Ummmm what's a left over deviled egg. Never seen such a thing ;)
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So far, so good... but we're only 10 minutes in.
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And we're off! We have a couple more people tonight than last night!
Hope it's a great night
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Break Naked Leg vibes to DR George
Thanks, Cillaliz!
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Well we had rain and snow today. It melted quite a bit of the snow we got, but there is still a lot on the ground. I had a couple limbs down from the weight of the snow, but no other damage. Luckily tomorrow is supposed to be sunny and warmer. I'm very glad about that
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The friend who works with me hosting the outside groups that meet at the church suggested we offer to set up this year, since the young woman is busy with a newborn this year.
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And we're off! We have a couple more people tonight than last night!
Hope it's a great night
Thanks, again!
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I think our last rain was in January.
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My neighbor told me about a new cat sitter named Shelly. I hadn't called yet and think I may have lost the number. Today he saw me and said he talked to Shelly to see if I can called. He told her my name and she said "I know her!!" Turns out she's the same Shelly who has been an interpreter for me on a number of cases over the past 10 years. I was so happy to hear that. She's someone I would definitely trust and who I think would be great with my cats. She stays and reads for an hour or so, just so the cats have some company and can calm down. This is a huge relief as I just booked travel plans for me to take my parents to my nephews wedding this summer and I was very concerned about it
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The friend who works with me hosting the outside groups that meet at the church suggested we offer to set up this year, since the young woman is busy with a newborn this year.
That was very nice of you. Sounds like a lot of work, but also sounds very tasty
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Page 5! Good grief we can do better than that!
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I'm also happy that my lilies look ok. They were up about 3-4 inches when they were buried by 14 inches of snow. I thought maybe they were goners
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I'm glad you found a new cat sitter.
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Well, she hasn't done it yet, but at least it's someone I'm comfortable with, and her references regarding cat sitting are great
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But thanks, so am I. I've only spent a total of about 5 nights away from home in the past 3 or 4 years and only one night at a time. It will be different to actually travel somewhere again
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Intermission!
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Good evening!
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Well, good evening, George anyway. Although he is probably too busy to know I am here.
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It has been another night of March Madness (basketball-wise).
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I met my friend, Diane, for a Saturday brunch.
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The food was good, except for the sausage, which was maple flavored. I don't care for sweet sausage.
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But there was plenty of other things to eat.
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Tonight I am trying to avoid watching any of THE TEN COMMANDMENTS.
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Well, good evening, George anyway. Although he is probably too busy to know I am here.
It's act two and I'm back!
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Good evening. I spent the day cooking various things. The young lady who is always in charge of the Easter breakfast at church gave birth a couple weeks ago, so she really didn't do any organizing this year. There were only a few dishes coming in, so I fixed stuff I thought would fill in the blank spaces.
slacker! Give her a copy of The Good Earth!
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Tonight I am trying to avoid watching any of THE TEN COMMANDMENTS.
As am I.
;)
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I fixed a french toast casserole that has no meat so my daughter will have something to eat; I made biscuits and sausage gravy; I made three flavors of yogurt (the only way I can get my daughter to eat yogurt - no gelatin); I squeezed a lot of oranges for juice. I will put some steel-cut oats in the crockpot before I go to bed tonight for the people who insist on eating healthy on holidays.
That sounds wonderful!
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Not that I don't like the movie, but I have, yet, to figure out what it has to do with Easter.
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I can understand if this was also Passover, but that is at the end of April.
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He was kind enough to share the recipe. I always get compliments when I make them. And. Always make extraS for me!!!
What I love about good deviled eggs is that they also make really good egg salad sandwiches. :D
Reall, I have never made a sandwich with them. After all that work I like them as I made them ;).
Don't get me wrong, I would eat them as deviled eggs, too, but if but you're just not in the mood for a side dish and there are any left over, they can be cut up and put on bread (or some other edible holder) and be turned into a main food item ;D
If you make Skips recipe there won't be any left over
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I finally broke down and purchased the Blue-ray of JESUS OF NAZARETH.
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Tonight I am trying to avoid watching any of THE TEN COMMANDMENTS.
Why?
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I bought it on Wednesday evening from Amazon. And it was listed as available for Prime, but delivery is not until Monday.
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Not exactly two day delivery, but maybe Amazon counts Good Friday as a holiday.
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Oh well, I can watch that film anytime of the year.
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Tonight I am trying to avoid watching any of THE TEN COMMANDMENTS.
Why?
See Reply #139
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Ah!
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I did not get to the Easter a Vigil tonight. The Vixter went and said my mom was there as well
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Tomorrow I am assisting minister and the Vixter is a communion assistant. It's a wonderful counterpoint to the Good Service.
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I did not get to the Easter a Vigil tonight. The Vixter went and said my mom was there as well
Your father's death seem to have had a religious effect on your mother.
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And we are ensured to get seating!
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I did not get to the Easter a Vigil tonight. The Vixter went and said my mom was there as well
Yes much to my surprise. She never showed any interest my entire life.
Your father's death seem to have had a religious effect on your mother.
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I did not get to the Easter a Vigil tonight. The Vixter went and said my mom was there as well
Your father's death seem to have had a religious effect on your mother.
Yes much to my surprise. She never showed any interest my entire life.
Well, I hope it is giving her comfort.
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I fixed a french toast casserole that has no meat so my daughter will have something to eat; I made biscuits and sausage gravy; I made three flavors of yogurt (the only way I can get my daughter to eat yogurt - no gelatin); I squeezed a lot of oranges for juice. I will put some steel-cut oats in the crockpot before I go to bed tonight for the people who insist on eating healthy on holidays.
What yogurt has gelatin? French toast casserole sounds good.
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DR Jennifer, speedy recovery from you coloring book injuries....don't mean to tease, It's something I could see happening to me. I'm sure it's painful and I do wish you a speedy recovery, but the idea of coloring causing injury made me giggle
Reading this made me giggle.
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Tomorrow I'm going to meet my family for brunch and then we'll get to see Samantha and Don's new lake home. It's a second home for them and just up the street from my parents cottage. Should be fun to see it.
That is nice they are close to your parent's. Have a hood time.
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He was kind enough to share the recipe. I always get compliments when I make them. And. Always make extraS for me!!!
What I love about good deviled eggs is that they also make really good egg salad sandwiches. :D
Reall, I have never made a sandwich with them. After all that work I like them as I made them ;).
Don't get me wrong, I would eat them as deviled eggs, too, but if but you're just not in the mood for a side dish and there are any left over, they can be cut up and put on bread (or some other edible holder) and be turned into a main food item ;D
It sounds tasty.
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He was kind enough to share the recipe. I always get compliments when I make them. And. Always make extraS for me!!!
What I love about good deviled eggs is that they also make really good egg salad sandwiches. :D
Reall, I have never made a sandwich with them. After all that work I like them as I made them ;).
Don't get me wrong, I would eat them as deviled eggs, too, but if but you're just not in the mood for a side dish and there are any left over, they can be cut up and put on bread (or some other edible holder) and be turned into a main food item ;D
Ummmm what's a left over deviled egg. Never seen such a thing ;)
;D. Since I only make them for myself anymore I make enough to last 2-3 days using 4 eggs.
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Congratulations on finding out Shelly is a cat sitter :)
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Time to switch over to the iPad.
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What yogurt has gelatin? ....
At least Dannon and Yoplait:
http://magazine.foxnews.com/food-wellness/5-foods-only-seem-vegetarian
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We met friends this afternoon to see the house they are building and then went out to dinner. We went to a Thai restaurant they like and agree it was very good.
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And we're done!
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Be back later!
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Thanks George. I thought C & H sugar was ok. I will have to double check this. I am pretty sure my yogurt is vegetarian.
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I want to return to reading the adventures of a certain teen in Hollywood. We seem to have one thing in common, our typing skills on a phone/tablet keyboard.
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Back from My Fair Lady and must write notes.