Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on December 13, 2016, 01:38:47 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were soapy and shrinking, and now it is time for you to post until the soapy, shrinking cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: COMMINUTE!
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First after BK!
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TOD: If it were really easy to travel on a whim, either Florida to visit with friends and family, or to Las Vegas (where i haven't been since 2008, but I hope it hasn't changed that much)
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Although I hear London at Christmas time is really magical, so maybe that would be another choice for the TOD
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Good morning to all
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Good morning.
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Good morning, all.
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I must get me moving early today, for some holiday music rehearsals this morning and afternoon.
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I'll be scarce today, and back this evening.
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Good morning, all!
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I am very sleepy but I was pit f bed by 7:30 and there will be no missing physical therapy this morning.
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DR FJL, I believe it was Dec. 1997 that we recorded The Most Happy Fella with Emily Loesser and Louis Quilico in London. It was a wonderful week, and I remember antique shopping with Jo Sullivan Loesser in this mall made of converted 19th century town houses before we hit Oxford Street for her to do some Christmas shopping. There was a light snowfall, and I felt at times that I was plunked down in the midst of Dickens' A Christmas Carol. It was one of my most wonderful weeks on any project.
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At some point today I will have a telephone call with Rob Berman about this new number I'm orchestrating, and there will be a market stop on my way home from therapy.
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TOD:
I assume that you are talking about someplace I've never been.
I'm not big on travel for the sake of travel. I go places if there is a reason to go.
I do, however, enjoy visiting places where historic events took place. And, I'm a Western buff.
Indeed, one of the ways that my wife got me to move from Los Angeles to Austin was that, on the way, I'd finally get to visit Tombstone, site of the gunfight at the O.K. Corral.
So, in answer to your question, health and opportunity permitting, I would like to visit the Little Big Horn to see where General Custer met his fate.
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TOD:
As DR DRUXY wrote, health permitting - I would love to go to Rome!
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Perhaps it' time for MR BK to switch to liquid hand soap.
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Good morning, all.
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TOD:
So many possibilities.
I guess top of the list is to go to Buenos Aires and take Argentine tango lessons.
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Or maybe Seattle for some coffee.
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Or the chance to see TCB in It's a Wonderful Life.
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Vacation travel vibes for DR RLP.
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LOL DR FJL.....the writer of the original A DOLL'S HOUSE was no slouch either.....
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Instead of falling right to sleep last night I enjoy the sensation of not coughing. Now of course I just want to go back to sleep ;D
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Tuesday morning greetings! It's snowing here in SW Ohio, enough to cover the grass and trees. The pavements don't look too bad, so I'm hoping the drive to my pre-op physical won't be a problem...
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LOL DR FJL.....the writer of the original A DOLL'S HOUSE was no slouch either.....
As someone back in school once said, "You mean Henry Gibson... the guy from Laugh-In?"
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TOD:
I'm not big on travel either, but I'd like to go to places that other people say are so wonderful. I should visit Hawaii some day just because that's the place to go. And people rave about Paris and Australia, so I guess I should go there too. Do I sound excited?
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LOL exactly DR FJL......
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DR FJL, I believe it was Dec. 1997 that we recorded The Most Happy Fella with Emily Loesser and Louis Quilico in London. It was a wonderful week, and I remember antique shopping with Jo Sullivan Loesser in this mall made of converted 19th century town houses before we hit Oxford Street for her to do soem Christmas shopping. There was a light snowfall, and I fwlt at times that I was plunked down in the midst of Dickens' A Christmas Carol. It was one of my most wonderful week on any project.
What a beautiful description, Larry!
One of these years, with some wise advance planning and budgeting, I'm determined that Skip and I will get to London at Christmas time!
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Or the chance to see TCB in It's a Wonderful Life.
Good idea, I'm adding that to my TOD list, too!
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In the vein of seeing TCB onstage live, if funds were unlimited, I was very tempted way back to go see Jrand in the Trouble with Accountant piece.
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Just returned from Redbox where I rented FLORENCE FOSTER JENKINS to watch tonight.
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Amy, your enthusiasm for travel is overwhelming.
:)
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A trip to New York in March for The New Yorkers, Cole Porter and Elmore is definite possibility.
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A trip to New York in March for The New Yorkers, Cole Porter and Elmore is definite possibility.
Yay - we're planning to be there, too!
If I could go anywhere right now, it would be to Europe for a Christmas markets cruise on AMA Waterways...
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I am home from therapy and a few new exercises and several old ones.
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Tuesday morning greetings! It's snowing here in SW Ohio, enough to cover the grass and trees. The pavements don't look too bad, so I'm hoping the drive to my pre-op physical won't be a problem...
A pre-op for your eyes. I don't remember Keith having one, possibly blood work. I hope all is good.
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We are off the hook for tonight and can stay home. :)
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Amy, your enthusiasm for travel is overwhelming.
:)
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Tuesday morning greetings! It's snowing here in SW Ohio, enough to cover the grass and trees. The pavements don't look too bad, so I'm hoping the drive to my pre-op physical won't be a problem...
A pre-op for your eyes. I don't remember Keith having one, possibly blood work. I hope all is good.
Required by the surgery center. I tried to get out of it, based on the routine exam I had the day before Thanksgiving, but that didn't fall within their 30-day time frame.
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Good morning.
Laura, in your signature, you have this interchange:
Me: "I have something horrifying to tell you."
Daughter: "What?"
Me: "Remember how I talked about a meatball salad as a joke?"
Daughter: "Yes."
Me: "Well, I googled it. Seems there are a lot of recipes out there for it."
Daughter: "..."
Me: "..."
Daughter: "Just ... no."
Did you know that you can get a Meatball Marinara Salad (http://www.subway.com/en-us/menunutrition/menu/product?ProductId=4377&MenuCategoryId=7) from Subway? It really is a thing!
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Those 30 day time frames can be annoying ;)
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Good morning.
Laura, in your signature, you have this interchange:
Me: "I have something horrifying to tell you."
Daughter: "What?"
Me: "Remember how I talked about a meatball salad as a joke?"
Daughter: "Yes."
Me: "Well, I googled it. Seems there are a lot of recipes out there for it."
Daughter: "..."
Me: "..."
Daughter: "Just ... no."
Did you know that you can get a Meatball Marinara Salad (http://www.subway.com/en-us/menunutrition/menu/product?ProductId=4377&MenuCategoryId=7) from Subway? It really is a thing!
I had missed this ;D
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Perhaps it' time for MR BK to switch to liquid hand soap.
Or a body wash for his showering. I haven't used bar soap in years.
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LOL DR FJL.....the writer of the original A DOLL'S HOUSE was no slouch either.....
As someone back in school once said, "You mean Henry Gibson... the guy from Laugh-In?"
:)
:))
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DR FJL, I believe it was Dec. 1997 that we recorded The Most Happy Fella with Emily Loesser and Louis Quilico in London. It was a wonderful week, and I remember antique shopping with Jo Sullivan Loesser in this mall made of converted 19th century town houses before we hit Oxford Street for her to do soem Christmas shopping. There was a light snowfall, and I fwlt at times that I was plunked down in the midst of Dickens' A Christmas Carol. It was one of my most wonderful week on any project.
What a beautiful description, Larry!
One of these years, with some wise advance planning and budgeting, I'm determined that Skip and I will get to London at Christmas time!
The one time I went to London was in December, 2001. It was very nice and not too cold, from what I remember. :)
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From Goodreads today regarding my personal reading challenge.
You read 111 out of 140 books.
79%
There are still 18 days left! You can do it!
Even reading my fastest there is no way I can meet my challenge this year ;D
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If they were good books, Jane, that's all that matters.
Or you could revisit Dr. Seuss.
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Good Afternoon
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TOD - London, hands down. When do we leave?
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I passed my physical and they gave me a paper copy of my EKG. Paramedic Rob says he hasn't seen one so textbook perfect since he last opened a textbook.
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DR FJL, I believe it was Dec. 1997 that we recorded The Most Happy Fella with Emily Loesser and Louis Quilico in London. It was a wonderful week, and I remember antique shopping with Jo Sullivan Loesser in this mall made of converted 19th century town houses before we hit Oxford Street for her to do soem Christmas shopping. There was a light snowfall, and I fwlt at times that I was plunked down in the midst of Dickens' A Christmas Carol. It was one of my most wonderful week on any project.
What a beautiful description, Larry!
One of these years, with some wise advance planning and budgeting, I'm determined that Skip and I will get to London at Christmas time!
The one time I went to London was in December, 2001. It was very nice and not too cold, from what I remember. :)
We arrived in London on January 3, 2013, and, because it was not yet Epiphany, all the Christmas decorations were still up. Unlike here, where they'll be putting out the Valentines on December 26...
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I passed my physical and they gave me a paper copy of my EKG. Paramedic Rob says he hasn't seen one so textbook perfect since he last opened a textbook.
Great news, Ginny!
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I passed my physical and they gave me a paper copy of my EKG. Paramedic Rob says he hasn't seen one so textbook perfect since he last opened a textbook.
Great news, Ginny!
Thanks, DR George!
Our primary care physician did a fair amount of kvetching about the demands of the surgery center, which is not right here in Middletown. I think he's just ticked off because I found an opthalmologist to do a routine eye exam last year. He said, "You'll never find an MD who'll do that!" Excuse me, I did and, given Richard's and my needs this year, I'm glad.
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Good news DR GINNY!
DR FJL - it would have been great to have you at TTWA.....it was a pretty sparse production in a small space - but it was a lot of fun...and the kids were most all of them very good.
As far as I know, the authors are doing nothing else with it.....one is still here in Indiana and the other has graduated and is teaching music in Texas....
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I'm up, I'm up - I've been up since ten, but everything got away from me - had telephonic calls for advice, had many e-mails to answer, and then went to Du-Par's and had a small Caesar and mac-and-cheese, don't ask me why. Then I picked up a few packages and came home and naturally uploaded CDs. Two Sibelius boxes arrived today, along with a lovely gift from dear reader FJL and his ever-lovin' Skip - Godiva.
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First uploads were an eleven CD set called Sibelius Great Performances, which I got specifically for the set of the seven symphonies conducted by Anthony Collins. These are, according to the wags, legendary performances. They were, in fact, the first complete set ever recorded by one conductor with one orchestra, in mono of course, between 1952 and 1955 (of course they were doing stereo recordings back then). I've been listening to them as I've uploaded the other discs (there are in his set three recordings of my favorite, the fifth symphony, plus some other material I didn't have at all - lots in stereo, too. The Collins are very nice and the mono sound is very good. He's definitely a no-nonsense conductor, but there is something very fresh about these - no real poetry here, just good, honest readings made when Sibelius was still with us. I very much like his first and fifth and slowly going through the others - they can't hold a candle sonically to the stereo recordings, but I'm enjoying these brisk, take no prisoners performances a lot.
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The other box is by conductor Maurice Abravanel, a mostly unsung conductor whose work I've enjoyed - these got some high marks - not world class, but I'm at least interested enough to hear them and it was as cheap as cheap can be.
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Good news DR GINNY!
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Thanks, DR JRand!
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I'm up, I'm up - I've been up since ten, but everything got away from me - had telephonic calls for advice, had many e-mails to answer, and then went to Du-Par's and had a small Caesar and mac-and-cheese, don't ask me why. Then I picked up a few packages and came home and naturally uploaded CDs. Two Sibelius boxes arrived today, along with a lovely gift from dear reader FJL and his ever-lovin' Skip - Godiva.
Lady?
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Perhaps it' time for MR BK to switch to liquid hand soap.
Or a body wash for his showering. I haven't used bar soap in years.
I tried bar soap one time. By the third bar, I was so drunk, I didn't remember why I went in there.
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Or the chance to see TCB in It's a Wonderful Life.
Or come in February, and you can see the new production of SECOND SAMUEL.
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DR TCB - HA!
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Back - from a moderately grueling day.
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But it was a delight to find two lovelier than loverly SACDs in the mailbox. :)
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Tomorrow, out comes the tux for an early afternoon music thing with some high schoolers at the Norwalk Inn, following which we will be served a nice turkey dinner.
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It's kind of a nice treat to be served a turkey dinner that I had nothing whatever to do with preparing. :)
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If they were good books, Jane, that's all that matters.
Or you could revisit Dr. Seuss.
What a great idea. I still have my Yertle the Turtle book my brother gave me.
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I passed my physical and they gave me a paper copy of my EKG. Paramedic Rob says he hasn't seen one so textbook perfect since he last opened a textbook.
:) That's great!
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Good morning.
Laura, in your signature, you have this interchange:
Me: "I have something horrifying to tell you."
Daughter: "What?"
Me: "Remember how I talked about a meatball salad as a joke?"
Daughter: "Yes."
Me: "Well, I googled it. Seems there are a lot of recipes out there for it."
Daughter: "..."
Me: "..."
Daughter: "Just ... no."
Did you know that you can get a Meatball Marinara Salad (http://www.subway.com/en-us/menunutrition/menu/product?ProductId=4377&MenuCategoryId=7) from Subway? It really is a thing!
Horrifying, isn't it?
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And yet, strangely, I am wanting to make a meatball salad for the women's salad luncheon.
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Talk me out of it, please.
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Yesterday I was told my oxygen was good and my blood pressure was normal for me, 118/60. My weight was up several pounds because I was too tired to take off my shoes and extra winter layers.
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DR FJL, I believe it was Dec. 1997 that we recorded The Most Happy Fella with Emily Loesser and Louis Quilico in London. It was a wonderful week, and I remember antique shopping with Jo Sullivan Loesser in this mall made of converted 19th century town houses before we hit Oxford Street for her to do soem Christmas shopping. There was a light snowfall, and I fwlt at times that I was plunked down in the midst of Dickens' A Christmas Carol. It was one of my most wonderful week on any project.
What a beautiful description, Larry!
One of these years, with some wise advance planning and budgeting, I'm determined that Skip and I will get to London at Christmas time!
The one time I went to London was in December, 2001. It was very nice and not too cold, from what I remember. :)
We arrived in London on January 3, 2013, and, because it was not yet Epiphany, all the Christmas decorations were still up. Unlike here, where they'll be putting out the Valentines on December 26...
One December we were in both London and Dublin. They were beautiful with the Christmas lights. I am a sucker for those lights which is why we are going to San Antonio this year. I do not like the cold though.
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I passed my physical and they gave me a paper copy of my EKG. Paramedic Rob says he hasn't seen one so textbook perfect since he last opened a textbook.
Great news, Ginny!
Thanks, DR George!
Our primary care physician did a fair amount of kvetching about the demands of the surgery center, which is not right here in Middletown. I think he's just ticked off because I found an opthalmologist to do a routine eye exam last year. He said, "You'll never find an MD who'll do that!" Excuse me, I did and, given Richard's and my needs this year, I'm glad.
In my experience ophthalmologists do routine exams all the time. What they don't do is fit you with contact lenses.
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Talk me out of it, please.
The world has suffered enough this year. Please don't.
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Perhaps it' time for MR BK to switch to liquid hand soap.
Or a body wash for his showering. I haven't used bar soap in years.
I tried bar soap one time. By the third bar, I was so drunk, I didn't remember why I went in there.
;D
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Talk me out of it, please.
I have a lovely Mexican Bean salad I can give you instead.
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Talk me out of it, please.
The world has suffered enough this year. Please don't.
;D
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Talk me out of it, please.
I have a lovely Mexican Bean salad I can give you instead.
Is that a Mexican jumping bean salad?
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Or the chance to see TCB in It's a Wonderful Life.
Or come in February, and you can see the new production of SECOND SAMUEL.
Really, TCB? That sounds great!
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Talk me out of it, please.
I have a lovely Mexican Bean salad I can give you instead.
Is that a Mexican jumping bean salad?
Haha!
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Or the chance to see TCB in It's a Wonderful Life.
Or come in February, and you can see the new production of SECOND SAMUEL.
Really, TCB? That sounds great!
It is a shortened version (60 minutes) we are using in competition.
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Or the chance to see TCB in It's a Wonderful Life.
Or come in February, and you can see the new production of SECOND SAMUEL.
Really, TCB? That sounds great!
It is a shortened version (60 minutes) we are using in competition.
Tom, what competition?
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Wow...'To Sir, With Love' Author E.R. Braithwaite Dead at 104 (http://www.nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/sir-love-author-e-r-braithwaite-dead-104-n695611).
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Talk me out of it, please.
I have a lovely Mexican Bean salad I can give you instead.
Is that a Mexican jumping bean salad?
I hope not, but then that might be more appealing to DR Laura ;)
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Wow...'To Sir, With Love' Author E.R. Braithwaite Dead at 104 (http://www.nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/sir-love-author-e-r-braithwaite-dead-104-n695611).
Very interesting obituary, thanks.
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Or the chance to see TCB in It's a Wonderful Life.
Or come in February, and you can see the new production of SECOND SAMUEL.
Really, TCB? That sounds great!
It is a shortened version (60 minutes) we are using in competition.
Tom, what competition?
Community theater festival competition in March.
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One more.
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Hello, 5 Guests!
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Have you ever had meatball jell-o salad?
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Or the chance to see TCB in It's a Wonderful Life.
Or come in February, and you can see the new production of SECOND SAMUEL.
Really, TCB? That sounds great!
It is a shortened version (60 minutes) we are using in competition.
Tom, what competition?
Community theater festival competition in March.
Is it only for Tacoma groups? I wonder if TAO can get in on that (probably not until next time, though). We actually would like to take The Brain! That Wouldn't DIE!! to Seattle this summer. Hopefully, that can happen!
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Well, I must be going. TAO has a board meeting tonight, and I have to present the budget report. It's earlier than usual, so I'll be home earlier than usual.
Be back later.
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George, you could ask Chris about the details. The March competition is the local event that is Phase 1 for the national organization. I don't even know the name of the organization. I am just a dumb actor.
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One of the Christmas stories I read this week mentioned an onion custard pie. Sounded odd, so I had to do some research. Apparently it's like an onion quiche in name disguise. It also sounds wonderful. Will have to make it.
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DR TCB, thank you for the MBA congrats you left here for Mary Linda last night!
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I just read that Alan Thick has died :(
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/alan-thicke-dead-actor-was-69-955994
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One of the Christmas stories I read this week mentioned an onion custard pie. Sounded odd, so I had to do some research. Apparently it's like an onion quiche in name disguise. It also sounds wonderful. Will have to make it.
Just don't call it a custard pie.
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Everybody has gone away, including our 5 Guests.
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Perhaps it' time for MR BK to switch to liquid hand soap.
Or a body wash for his showering. I haven't used bar soap in years.
I tried bar soap one time. By the third bar, I was so drunk, I didn't remember why I went in there.
Excellent!
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Wonderful health news, Ginny!!!
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Thanks, DR FJL!
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Ginny, when is your first surgery?
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One of the Christmas stories I read this week mentioned an onion custard pie. Sounded odd, so I had to do some research. Apparently it's like an onion quiche in name disguise. It also sounds wonderful. Will have to make it.
Just don't call it a custard pie.
:)
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Have you ever had meatball jell-o salad?
Thankfully, I have not been presented with that option. Or with deep-fried tarantula, either.
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Watching a Joan Crawford flick called Daisy Kenyon. Co-stars a real prickly Dana Andrews and Henry Fonda. Otto Preminger directed. Said to be a noir, but half-way in, it's a melodramatic woman's picture.
Great dialogue:
Henry: Were you ever carried over your own threshold?
Joan: Not sober, darling.
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Still, it's the third so-called noir I've seen this week with an Alfred Newman score. Good stuff.
The others were Cry of the City and Boomerang.
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London at Christmas time.
(https://i.ytimg.com/vi/9KJml4nT3YY/maxresdefault.jpg)
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Lovely.
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That does look lovely, Jane!
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Ginny, when is your first surgery?
December 29, right eye; January 5, left eye - Happy New Year to me!
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My Christmas present to myself.
(http://savorsa.zippykid.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/supercalifragilistic-300x215.jpg)
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Jane, here's a nice corner of the Riverwalk near your hotel to look forward to.
(http://savorsa.zippykid.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/riverwalk-300x225.jpg)
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My Christmas present to myself.
(http://savorsa.zippykid.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/supercalifragilistic-300x215.jpg)
Fantastic, John!
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Ginny, when is your first surgery?
December 29, right eye; January 5, left eye - Happy New Year to me!
I am having an additional eye treatment to relieve some of the pressure. The right eye is being done on January 5 and the left eye is, I think, January 20.
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Jan. 5 seems like a day for doctors. Eye vibes for TCB and Ginny.
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Let's move on!
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Five!
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I am in terrible pain tonight. I pulled something in my back loading the scooter into the car.
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January 5 is my dental procedure.
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Well, Daisy Kenyon was pure melodrama and not noir. Crawford was good, Fonda was really good. Andrews was better than I think I've ever seen him. But it's a weepy. And Hollywood didn't know how to handle child abuse. The mother in the movie is seriously unbalanced and she's beating up her daughters. But the movie never does anything with it, and then writes it off. Too bad.
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I'm sorry, TCB. I hope a pain pill will relieve the pain and let you get some sleep tonight.
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January 5 is my dental procedure.
Three is enough. Nobody else, please.
And dental vibes, Laura.
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Pain-begone vibes for TCB.
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Good night, all.
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Thank you Laura and John. I already took a pain pill, but it isn't helping.
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Rats, TCB. I hope it will kick in.
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My Christmas present to myself.
(http://savorsa.zippykid.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/supercalifragilistic-300x215.jpg)
Very nice, John! Congrats!
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I just read that Alan Thick has died :(
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/alan-thicke-dead-actor-was-69-955994
Oh, no. :(
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I am in terrible pain tonight. I pulled something in my back loading the scooter into the car.
No!
~~~Feel Better Vibes for TCB!!~~~
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January 5 is my dental procedure.
Three is enough. Nobody else, please.
And dental vibes, Laura.
Okay. On January 6, I'm getting a colonoscopy. :P
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I don't know where the HELL this evening went. I think I fell asleep for a bit so it was too late to watch anything. I did listen to an SACD of Symphonie Fantastique - not my kind of music, but brilliantly orchestrated, and the 1954 stereo recording is unbelievable - the detail and clarity take your breath away and sorry today's recording engineers, but it puts you to shame and you should listen and learn from the pioneers who did this when LPs were barely new to the music industry.
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In the Facebook laugh of the day department - this same gal who last January (or end of December) posted, as she always does, about ALL the things she's booked, and said, "2016 Best. Year. Ever." and has been whining for the last two months about how 2016 was the Worst. Year. Ever. just did the exact same thing about 2017. When do people learn. Just let the year happen as it may - don't make with the predictions because obviously that didn't work out too well in 2016 for her.
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I may need some nutmeats, which is also the title of my next novel.
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Good evening!
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I am still in pain, so I am going to take my next medication and go to bed soon.
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But not until we get thru this page.
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I realize that I am really not in the Christmas spirit.
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I could have done cards today, but I wasn't in the "mood."
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Tomorrow I have a doctor's appointment, so that is another excuse not to do cards, or shop.
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Jane, here's a nice corner of the Riverwalk near your hotel to look forward to.
(http://savorsa.zippykid.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/riverwalk-300x225.jpg)
Thank you. I am getting excited but a bit concerned it will be cold. I will need to know where and what time we are meeting.
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Of course, I will be lucky if I can get out of bed to get to the doctor.
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DR John, I do hope I am off the codeine by the time we go out to dinner. I want you to order my Margarita for me.
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My Christmas present to myself.
(http://savorsa.zippykid.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/supercalifragilistic-300x215.jpg)
Very nice.
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Jan. 5 seems like a day for doctors. Eye vibes for TCB and Ginny.
DITTO!
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I am in terrible pain tonight. I pulled something in my back loading the scooter into the car.
Oh no! Vibes it is much better by the morning!
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January 5 is my dental procedure.
It is a busy day. Vibes to you too.
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January 5 is my dental procedure.
Three is enough. Nobody else, please.
And dental vibes, Laura.
Okay. On January 6, I'm getting a colonoscopy. :P
The joys of turning 50.
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Tomorrow I have a doctor's appointment, so that is another excuse not to do cards, or shop.
Was this scheduled before you hurt yourself or after?
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I checked our calendar for Jan 5th and we finally have an appointment with a new dermatologist. I hope neither of us needs a biopsy.
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Tomorrow I have a doctor's appointment, so that is another excuse not to do cards, or shop.
Was this scheduled before you hurt yourself or after?
It was scheduled before I hurt myself.
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My postponed, due to excessive coughing, is not until the 9th. It is only to fill in a chipped tooth to protect it from getting worse, no big deal.
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Tomorrow I have a doctor's appointment, so that is another excuse not to do cards, or shop.
Was this scheduled before you hurt yourself or after?
It was scheduled before I hurt myself.
Good luck getting there.
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Got some cashews.
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Ate some cashews.
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Listening to music.
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I need to start the dishwasher and get ready for bed.
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I will return as soon as I accomplish that stuff.
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I have returned.
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Greetings, 2 Guests!
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What do you want for Christmas?
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Nothing.
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Well, I really need to get to sleep. I'm having a difficult time keeping my eyes open, so I'm not going to fight it anymore tonight. Also, I have some training in the morning, then two, count 'em, two meetings in the afternoon. AND I'm (hopefully) getting over a cold, but I'm at the uncontrolable-coughing-fit stage. I HATE that. :P
So good night, Tom and Jane.
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Well, I really need to get to sleep. I'm having a difficult time keeping my eyes open, so I'm not going to fight it anymore tonight. Also, I have some training in the morning, then two, count 'em, two meetings in the afternoon. AND I'm (hopefully) getting over a cold, but I'm at the uncontrolable-coughing-fit stage. I HATE that. :P
So good night, Tom and Jane.
Good night, George. Feel better.
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The second dose of pain medication seems to be helping.
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I hope so, because I am now out.
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Which is the reason for the doctor visit tomorrow.
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Well, I really need to get to sleep. I'm having a difficult time keeping my eyes open, so I'm not going to fight it anymore tonight. Also, I have some training in the morning, then two, count 'em, two meetings in the afternoon. AND I'm (hopefully) getting over a cold, but I'm at the uncontrolable-coughing-fit stage. I HATE that. :P
So good night, Tom and Jane.
Cough be gone vibes to you!
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Which is the reason for the doctor visit tomorrow.
I guess you do not want to miss the appointment.
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I will be there tomorrow, no matter what!
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Vibes it doesn't hurt too much to get there!
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DR George I hope you are sleeping and not coughing.
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Vibes it doesn't hurt too much to get there!
Thanks, Jane. And a cough-free night to you.
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Thanks to my cough medicine I am not coughing. I only took it at 9:40 tonight. Most of the day my cough was loose which is a good thing.
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Thanks Tom.