It may only be 7:30 am here , but I want spinach enchiladas. Or egg enchiladas, which are also great.
My doctor did not want to refill my muscle relaxer nor my Tylenol with codeine and recommended Tylenol PM if I had trouble with sleep. Well, I took the damned tablet around 8:00 and at 12:30 I was still awake, wondering why. I am not happy at this moment. since I feel drugged.
Good morning, DR TCB! Is this the day of your return?
I had a scare just now coming back from market and Staples, where the credit card worked in the Print Dept.: my key would not turn in the lock and I thought I was locked out of my space. I'm finally inside and i will never use that lock again.
I had a scare just now coming back from market and Staples, where the credit card worked in the Print Dept.: my key would not turn in the lock and I thought I was locked out of my space. I'm finally inside and i will never use that lock again.
Scary. Will management replace the lock for you?
I don't know if anyone's interested, but I found this 2012 BBC Proms broadcast of "The Lusty Month of May," conducted by John Wilson, and it's the complete Broadway number, including all of Trude Rittman's dance arrangement, which I heard when I saw the show around 1962, but which I never thought I'd ever hear again.
I asked Trude why the dance music had so many meter changes - 2/2, 6/4, 2/2. 3/4 - and she told me: choreographer Hanya Holm could never count.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t--e0S5kelY
How's the weather in Copenhagen?
How is your day going?
How's the weather in Copenhagen?
It was a beautiful sunny day. Apparently the first really nice day of the season.
How is your day going?
Very quiet. I did laundry this morning and talked to DR Kate for a short time.
How is your day going?
Very quiet. I did laundry this morning and talked to DR Kate for a short time.
Where has Kate been lately? Too busy for HHW?
IRS = Do whatever the feel like doing
When you took this cruise before you must have had better weather or you'd not have wanted to take it again!
When you took this cruise before you must have had better weather or you'd not have wanted to take it again!
Maybe a little better weather, but not much. I just love the sea days on this cruise.
I don't know if anyone's interested, but I found this 2012 BBC Proms broadcast of "The Lusty Month of May," conducted by John Wilson, and it's the complete Broadway number, including all of Trude Rittman's dance arrangement, which I heard when I saw the show around 1962, but which I never thought I'd ever hear again.
I asked Trude why the dance music had so many meter changes - 2/2, 6/4, 2/2. 3/4 - and she told me: choreographer Hanya Holm could never count.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t--e0S5kelY
It's The Lusty Month of May (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t--e0S5kelY)! :D
I'll take a deck chair, even with a blanket, over a lounge chair by the pool any day.
I'll take a deck chair, even with a blanket, over a lounge chair by the pool any day.
Me, too. I was doing just that on one cruise, when I got into a discussion with the fellow seated next to me. He taught the sociology of religion. Quite interesting.
Kevin, I am excited about Brent doing LA CAGE.
Kevin, I am excited about Brent doing LA CAGE.
Me too! I wish you could come here to see him!
Kevin, I am excited about Brent doing LA CAGE.
Me too! I wish you could come here to see him!
Believe me, I have thought about it.
I will look into it, but I think my travel budget is down to zero.
I don't know if anyone's interested, but I found this 2012 BBC Proms broadcast of "The Lusty Month of May," conducted by John Wilson, and it's the complete Broadway number, including all of Trude Rittman's dance arrangement, which I heard when I saw the show around 1962, but which I never thought I'd ever hear again.
I asked Trude why the dance music had so many meter changes - 2/2, 6/4, 2/2. 3/4 - and she told me: choreographer Hanya Holm could never count.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t--e0S5kelY
Sunday afternoon greetings! Richard and I went to a church he likes in downtown Dayton, followed by coffee at Starbucks and lunch at First Watch. I'm home, have changed my clothes, and I'm trying to talk myself into visiting Mom.
Ken and I spent several hours on the Walking Street and then had lunch at the Hard Rock Cafe.
Then Ken's diabetes started acting up and my scooter started to fade so we headed back to the hotel.
I don't know if anyone's interested, but I found this 2012 BBC Proms broadcast of "The Lusty Month of May," conducted by John Wilson, and it's the complete Broadway number, including all of Trude Rittman's dance arrangement, which I heard when I saw the show around 1962, but which I never thought I'd ever hear again.
I asked Trude why the dance music had so many meter changes - 2/2, 6/4, 2/2. 3/4 - and she told me: choreographer Hanya Holm could never count.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t--e0S5kelY
Thank you, DR Elmore - that's exactly what I needed after visiting Mom. It's so depressing...
Then Ken's diabetes started acting up and my scooter started to fade so we headed back to the hotel.
How long will a fully charged scooter last?
How's the weather in Copenhagen?
It was a beautiful sunny day. Apparently the first really nice day of the season.
Sunday afternoon greetings! Richard and I went to a church he likes in downtown Dayton, followed by coffee at Starbucks and lunch at First Watch. I'm home, have changed my clothes, and I'm trying to talk myself into visiting Mom.
I remember when you used to enjoy spending time with your mother :(
DR TCB does a standard adapter work to charge your scooter?
I don't know if anyone's interested, but I found this 2012 BBC Proms broadcast of "The Lusty Month of May," conducted by John Wilson, and it's the complete Broadway number, including all of Trude Rittman's dance arrangement, which I heard when I saw the show around 1962, but which I never thought I'd ever hear again.
I asked Trude why the dance music had so many meter changes - 2/2, 6/4, 2/2. 3/4 - and she told me: choreographer Hanya Holm could never count.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t--e0S5kelY
Thank you, DR Elmore - that's exactly what I needed after visiting Mom. It's so depressing...
I have a question for our resident HHW tax expert, DR FJL:
Typically, the IRS (or state taxation agency) reviews my tax return when I first submit it and will sometimes send me a letter regarding an adjustment. I was told by a friend that if they review it later, perhaps a year or two later, that they can only do that once, ie, they can't keep coming back and saying you owe more money and more money. Even if they missed something.
Can you confirm this?
Thanks!
I don't know if anyone's interested, but I found this 2012 BBC Proms broadcast of "The Lusty Month of May," conducted by John Wilson, and it's the complete Broadway number, including all of Trude Rittman's dance arrangement, which I heard when I saw the show around 1962, but which I never thought I'd ever hear again.
I asked Trude why the dance music had so many meter changes - 2/2, 6/4, 2/2. 3/4 - and she told me: choreographer Hanya Holm could never count.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t--e0S5kelY
Thank you, DR Elmore - that's exactly what I needed after visiting Mom. It's so depressing...
I'm sorry, Ginny, that it is so depressing.
No, I avoid "creative" when it comes to taxes.
I don't know if anyone's interested, but I found this 2012 BBC Proms broadcast of "The Lusty Month of May," conducted by John Wilson, and it's the complete Broadway number, including all of Trude Rittman's dance arrangement, which I heard when I saw the show around 1962, but which I never thought I'd ever hear again.
I asked Trude why the dance music had so many meter changes - 2/2, 6/4, 2/2. 3/4 - and she told me: choreographer Hanya Holm could never count.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t--e0S5kelY
Thank you, DR Elmore - that's exactly what I needed after visiting Mom. It's so depressing...
Visiting me would depress you even more...
I don't know if anyone's interested, but I found this 2012 BBC Proms broadcast of "The Lusty Month of May," conducted by John Wilson, and it's the complete Broadway number, including all of Trude Rittman's dance arrangement, which I heard when I saw the show around 1962, but which I never thought I'd ever hear again.
I asked Trude why the dance music had so many meter changes - 2/2, 6/4, 2/2. 3/4 - and she told me: choreographer Hanya Holm could never count.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t--e0S5kelY
Thank you, DR Elmore - that's exactly what I needed after visiting Mom. It's so depressing...
Then Ken's diabetes started acting up and my scooter started to fade so we headed back to the hotel.
How long will a fully charged scooter last?
I don't really know. I just try to keep track of the number of green lights on the dial. When they start to go out, I know I need to start heading back to my charger.
TCB--do you find that most people speak English in Copenhagen?
I think the cobblestones used up the energy faster today than smooth surfaces normally do.
DR TCB does a standard adapter work to charge your scooter?
Do you mean for the plug-in? I had to buy a Danish adapter
I don't know if anyone's interested, but I found this 2012 BBC Proms broadcast of "The Lusty Month of May," conducted by John Wilson, and it's the complete Broadway number, including all of Trude Rittman's dance arrangement, which I heard when I saw the show around 1962, but which I never thought I'd ever hear again.
I asked Trude why the dance music had so many meter changes - 2/2, 6/4, 2/2. 3/4 - and she told me: choreographer Hanya Holm could never count.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t--e0S5kelY
Thank you, DR Elmore - that's exactly what I needed after visiting Mom. It's so depressing...
I'm sorry, Ginny, that it is so depressing.
Thanks, DR TCB. And I'm sorry to whine so much about it...
Then Ken's diabetes started acting up and my scooter started to fade so we headed back to the hotel.
How long will a fully charged scooter last?
I don't really know. I just try to keep track of the number of green lights on the dial. When they start to go out, I know I need to start heading back to my charger.
How much time do you have left at that point? When you ran out of the charge on the ship did you forget to watch the green lights-lol
I have a question for our resident HHW tax expert, DR FJL:
Typically, the IRS (or state taxation agency) reviews my tax return when I first submit it and will sometimes send me a letter regarding an adjustment. I was told by a friend that if they review it later, perhaps a year or two later, that they can only do that once, ie, they can't keep coming back and saying you owe more money and more money. Even if they missed something.
Can you confirm this?
Thanks!
I'll send you a PM based on what I've seen.
TCB--do you find that most people speak English in Copenhagen?
Yes,they do. I think one clerk was kind of insulted when I asked him if he spoke English.
I think the cobblestones used up the energy faster today than smooth surfaces normally do.
That would make sense. Did the scooter work well on them? I would think it would.
I don't know if anyone's interested, but I found this 2012 BBC Proms broadcast of "The Lusty Month of May," conducted by John Wilson, and it's the complete Broadway number, including all of Trude Rittman's dance arrangement, which I heard when I saw the show around 1962, but which I never thought I'd ever hear again.
I asked Trude why the dance music had so many meter changes - 2/2, 6/4, 2/2. 3/4 - and she told me: choreographer Hanya Holm could never count.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t--e0S5kelY
Thank you, DR Elmore - that's exactly what I needed after visiting Mom. It's so depressing...
I'm sorry, Ginny, that it is so depressing.
Thanks, DR TCB. And I'm sorry to whine so much about it...
I don't know if anyone's interested, but I found this 2012 BBC Proms broadcast of "The Lusty Month of May," conducted by John Wilson, and it's the complete Broadway number, including all of Trude Rittman's dance arrangement, which I heard when I saw the show around 1962, but which I never thought I'd ever hear again.
I asked Trude why the dance music had so many meter changes - 2/2, 6/4, 2/2. 3/4 - and she told me: choreographer Hanya Holm could never count.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t--e0S5kelY
Thank you, DR Elmore - that's exactly what I needed after visiting Mom. It's so depressing...
Visiting me would depress you even more...
I doubt that, DR Elmore.
DR TCB does a standard adapter work to charge your scooter?
Do you mean for the plug-in? I had to buy a Danish adapter
Yup. So just a standard adapter, nothing special then which would have been inconvenient.
I think the cobblestones used up the energy faster today than smooth surfaces normally do.
That would make sense. Did the scooter work well on them? I would think it would.
Well, better than a wheelchair, but hard on my body and hard on the scooter.
I think the cobblestones used up the energy faster today than smooth surfaces normally do.
That would make sense. Did the scooter work well on them? I would think it would.
Well, better than a wheelchair, but hard on my body and hard on the scooter.
Good thing you tightened the screws while you were still on the ship.
Tomorrow will intentionally be a low-key birthday for me, as I'm not 100% sure whether it will be a tax-office day.
Just having some friends over in the evening. Skip will make a cake, I'm sure.
Tomorrow will intentionally be a low-key birthday for me, as I'm not 100% sure whether it will be a tax-office day.
Just having some friends over in the evening. Skip will make a cake, I'm sure.
I think the cobblestones used up the energy faster today than smooth surfaces normally do.
That would make sense. Did the scooter work well on them? I would think it would.
Well, better than a wheelchair, but hard on my body and hard on the scooter.
Good thing you tightened the screws while you were still on the ship.
I think the rough streets in the Azores might have loosened them.
I think the cobblestones used up the energy faster today than smooth surfaces normally do.
That would make sense. Did the scooter work well on them? I would think it would.
Well, better than a wheelchair, but hard on my body and hard on the scooter.
Good thing you tightened the screws while you were still on the ship.
I think the rough streets in the Azores might have loosened them.
While hard to navigate I love the look of cobbled streets.
Tomorrow will intentionally be a low-key birthday for me, as I'm not 100% sure whether it will be a tax-office day.
Just having some friends over in the evening. Skip will make a cake, I'm sure.
It is after midnight here, so HAPPY BIRTHDAY, FJL!
Tomorrow will intentionally be a low-key birthday for me, as I'm not 100% sure whether it will be a tax-office day.
Just having some friends over in the evening. Skip will make a cake, I'm sure.
It is after midnight here, so HAPPY BIRTHDAY, FJL!
Yay, I'll start celebrating early by having one of Skip's home-baked chocolate chip birthday cookies.
Well at long last, I may have convinced the PTB to put LAUGHING STOCK on our schedule for next summer......
They are also considering CURTAINS.....I ordered the CD, but the script hasn't been published, so it's a bit of a mystery of a mystery.....
I know some Dear Readers have seen it, so you might enlighten me with your opinions.
It may only be 7:30 am here , but I want spinach enchiladas. Or egg enchiladas, which are also great.
I'very not had those. Years ago I made egg tacos.
Well at long last, I may have convinced the PTB to put LAUGHING STOCK on our schedule for next summer......
They are also considering CURTAINS.....I ordered the CD, but the script hasn't been published, so it's a bit of a mystery of a mystery.....
I know some Dear Readers have seen it, so you might enlighten me with your opinions.
Tomorrow will intentionally be a low-key birthday for me, as I'm not 100% sure whether it will be a tax-office day.
Just having some friends over in the evening. Skip will make a cake, I'm sure.
It is after midnight here, so HAPPY BIRTHDAY, FJL!
Yay, I'll start celebrating early by having one of Skip's home-baked chocolate chip birthday cookies.
Tomorrow will intentionally be a low-key birthday for me, as I'm not 100% sure whether it will be a tax-office day.
Just having some friends over in the evening. Skip will make a cake, I'm sure.
It is after midnight here, so HAPPY BIRTHDAY, FJL!
Yay, I'll start celebrating early by having one of Skip's home-baked chocolate chip birthday cookies.
It may only be 7:30 am here , but I want spinach enchiladas. Or egg enchiladas, which are also great.
I'very not had those. Years ago I made egg tacos.
You stuff the corn tortilla with scrambled eggs, roll it up like an enchilada, then top with ranchero sauce.
Well at long last, I may have convinced the PTB to put LAUGHING STOCK on our schedule for next summer......
They are also considering CURTAINS.....I ordered the CD, but the script hasn't been published, so it's a bit of a mystery of a mystery.....
I know some Dear Readers have seen it, so you might enlighten me with your opinions.
Well at long last, I may have convinced the PTB to put LAUGHING STOCK on our schedule for next summer......
They are also considering CURTAINS.....I ordered the CD, but the script hasn't been published, so it's a bit of a mystery of a mystery.....
I know some Dear Readers have seen it, so you might enlighten me with your opinions.
Which show is LAUGHING STOCK?
Well at long last, I may have convinced the PTB to put LAUGHING STOCK on our schedule for next summer......
They are also considering CURTAINS.....I ordered the CD, but the script hasn't been published, so it's a bit of a mystery of a mystery.....
I know some Dear Readers have seen it, so you might enlighten me with your opinions.
Which show is LAUGHING STOCK?
That's the show I acted in last year for Olympia Little Theatre. I played Craig Conlin who has an obsession about pencils and supplies.
;)
And we're done with the first dress rehearsal! It had some moments, but they got through it. :)
Well, I just received a phone call that I wasn't hoping to receive. It seems as if a very good friend is on a rapid downward slide.
I've known Glenn and his wife, Mickey, since I moved to San Antonio. I've traveled with them, often to South Padre Island but also to Santa Fe, N.M. I rang in the new millennium at the top of their tree house, which they have at the back of their ranch house. And they celebrated more than a few Kentucky Derby Days and Night of the Radishes at my house. We've cooked together, gone on birding trips and dolphin tours, and just relaxed under the love oaks in their backyard. We've eaten our way through restaurants far and wide, we've sampled fine wines, guzzled lousy gins, sipped Moscow Mules (a drink Glenn introduced me to years before they got trendy) and generally enjoyed each others' company whenever we could.
He has always displayed this outsized lust for life that made him so much fun to be around. Unfortunately, he has had to go on oxygen and it has depleted his energy almost entirely. In less than two weeks' time, he's become almost entirely bedridden and hospice has been called in to help the two of them at their home. Who knows if he has a week or a month, but he seems to be ready, from what my friends tell me. I am set to go out Thursday. I may try to go out sooner.
Some of those HHW vibes for Glenn would be appreciated.
Well, I just received a phone call that I wasn't hoping to receive. It seems as if a very good friend is on a rapid downward slide.
I've known Glenn and his wife, Mickey, since I moved to San Antonio. I've traveled with them, often to South Padre Island but also to Santa Fe, N.M. I rang in the new millennium at the top of their tree house, which they have at the back of their ranch house. And they celebrated more than a few Kentucky Derby Days and Night of the Radishes at my house. We've cooked together, gone on birding trips and dolphin tours, and just relaxed under the love oaks in their backyard. We've eaten our way through restaurants far and wide, we've sampled fine wines, guzzled lousy gins, sipped Moscow Mules (a drink Glenn introduced me to years before they got trendy) and generally enjoyed each others' company whenever we could.
He has always displayed this outsized lust for life that made him so much fun to be around. Unfortunately, he has had to go on oxygen and it has depleted his energy almost entirely. In less than two weeks' time, he's become almost entirely bedridden and hospice has been called in to help the two of them at their home. Who knows if he has a week or a month, but he seems to be ready, from what my friends tell me. I am set to go out Thursday. I may try to go out sooner.
Some of those HHW vibes for Glenn would be appreciated.
If I am not mistaken, I think MR BK saw CURTAINS on one of his trips to NYC.
I don't know if anyone's interested, but I found this 2012 BBC Proms broadcast of "The Lusty Month of May," conducted by John Wilson, and it's the complete Broadway number, including all of Trude Rittman's dance arrangement, which I heard when I saw the show around 1962, but which I never thought I'd ever hear again.
I asked Trude why the dance music had so many meter changes - 2/2, 6/4, 2/2. 3/4 - and she told me: choreographer Hanya Holm could never count.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t--e0S5kelY
Do you mean for the plug-in? I had to buy a Danish adapter
Well, I just received a phone call that I wasn't hoping to receive. It seems as if a very good friend is on a rapid downward slide.
I've known Glenn and his wife, Mickey, since I moved to San Antonio. I've traveled with them, often to South Padre Island but also to Santa Fe, N.M. I rang in the new millennium at the top of their tree house, which they have at the back of their ranch house. And they celebrated more than a few Kentucky Derby Days and Night of the Radishes at my house. We've cooked together, gone on birding trips and dolphin tours, and just relaxed under the love oaks in their backyard. We've eaten our way through restaurants far and wide, we've sampled fine wines, guzzled lousy gins, sipped Moscow Mules (a drink Glenn introduced me to years before they got trendy) and generally enjoyed each others' company whenever we could.
He has always displayed this outsized lust for life that made him so much fun to be around. Unfortunately, he has had to go on oxygen and it has depleted his energy almost entirely. In less than two weeks' time, he's become almost entirely bedridden and hospice has been called in to help the two of them at their home. Who knows if he has a week or a month, but he seems to be ready, from what my friends tell me. I am set to go out Thursday. I may try to go out sooner.
Some of those HHW vibes for Glenn would be appreciated.
Vibes for Glenn and his family and their friend DR JOHN G.
My Uncle Bob, one of my mother's two surviving brothers was placed in a nursing home last week.....so we are on a watch as well.....
If I am not mistaken, I think MR BK saw CURTAINS on one of his trips to NYC.
Vibes for Glenn and his family and their friend DR JOHN G.
My Uncle Bob, one of my mother's two surviving brothers was placed in a nursing home last week.....so we are on a watch as well.....
~~~VIBES OF ALL KINDS FOR UNCLE BOB!!~~~
Vibes to Ginny~~~~~~~. My dad has failed much more than my mom, but they are both headed in that direction. They are still at home, but he remembers less and less every day. We are dealing with a lot right now. At least for now they are both at home.