"Spealled"?
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"Spealled"?
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"Spealled"?
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"Spelled" is misspelled in BK's notes.
Did you know there is a movie version of Stephen King's IT coming out soon?
Did you know there is a movie version of Stephen King's IT coming out soon?
I did. I haven't seen too much about it, though. I hope it's good.
Did you know there is a movie version of Stephen King's IT coming out soon?
I did. I haven't seen too much about it, though. I hope it's good.
I hope they don't show what "it" is.
Did you know there is a movie version of Stephen King's IT coming out soon?
I did. I haven't seen too much about it, though. I hope it's good.
I hope they don't show what "it" is.
Wasn't it just a big giant spider in the original?
It was dumb.
Good day, George.
Did you know there is a movie version of Stephen King's IT coming out soon?
I did. I haven't seen too much about it, though. I hope it's good.
I hope they don't show what "it" is.
Wasn't it just a big giant spider in the original?
Did you know there is a movie version of Stephen King's IT coming out soon?
I did. I haven't seen too much about it, though. I hope it's good.
I hope they don't show what "it" is.
Wasn't it just a big giant spider in the original?
Yes, a spider or a bug of some kind. They go from the ultimate in evil with Pennywise, and then it turns into an oversize cockroach, or whatever.
My friend called me last night to tell me that his neighbor's daughter was found dead lock in a bathroom of a Burger King. She died of a heroin overdose. I had met her a few times over the years but she is the first person I know who had died from an opioid OD. Very sad. She just turned 30. One hears about other people in other cities and when it's in your own backyard you realize how widespread the problem is.
I think they come to pick up the old car in a half hour. Nice to have that concluded.
Has anybody read any of the novels of Molly Gloss? I picked up one called Falling from Horses last night and liked the first 20 pages. Seems like she writes at an easy pace, which I need now.
Has anybody read any of the novels of Molly Gloss? I picked up one called Falling from Horses last night and liked the first 20 pages. Seems like she writes at an easy pace, which I need now.
I enjoyed "The Hearts of Horses" and enjoyed it very much. I then read "The Dazzle of Day" and disliked it. I then stopped reading her books. If you still like "Falling from Horses" at the end I will read it.
Has anybody read any of the novels of Molly Gloss? I picked up one called Falling from Horses last night and liked the first 20 pages. Seems like she writes at an easy pace, which I need now.
I enjoyed "The Hearts of Horses" and enjoyed it very much. I then read "The Dazzle of Day" and disliked it. I then stopped reading her books. If you still like "Falling from Horses" at the end I will read it.
Has anybody read any of the novels of Molly Gloss? I picked up one called Falling from Horses last night and liked the first 20 pages. Seems like she writes at an easy pace, which I need now.
I enjoyed "The Hearts of Horses" and enjoyed it very much. I then read "The Dazzle of Day" and disliked it. I then stopped reading her books. If you still like "Falling from Horses" at the end I will read it.
My book group read "The Hearts of Horses" years ago and it wasn't our favorite. Didn't motivate me to read any more of her books.
I've just started "News of the World" by Paulette Jiles for an August 15 discussion at the library where my career began. So far, so good...
Good morning. I'll be on my way to Pennsylvania soon to celebrate my cousin's birthday, which was yesterday.
Has anybody read any of the novels of Molly Gloss? I picked up one called Falling from Horses last night and liked the first 20 pages. Seems like she writes at an easy pace, which I need now.
I enjoyed "The Hearts of Horses" and enjoyed it very much. I then read "The Dazzle of Day" and disliked it. I then stopped reading her books. If you still like "Falling from Horses" at the end I will read it.
My book group read "The Hearts of Horses" years ago and it wasn't our favorite. Didn't motivate me to read any more of her books.
I've just started "News of the World" by Paulette Jiles for an August 15 discussion at the library where my career began. So far, so good...
My friend called me last night to tell me that his neighbor's daughter was found dead lock in a bathroom of a Burger King. She died of a heroin overdose. I had met her a few times over the years but she is the first person I know who had died from an opioid OD. Very sad. She just turned 30. One hears about other people in other cities and when it's in your own backyard you realize how widespread the problem is.
I have the final newly transposed number to do today and tomorrow. Then NYMF and I are over.
DR TCB, after reading The Shining and 'Salem's Lot in the late 1970s, thanks to our DR Ginny, I was a huge Stephen King fan. B the time I finished It, I was over him. Although I admire his imagination, opinions, and his politics, I found that his later books started out like gangbusters, dragged on, and then completely petered out, as though as editor threw up his hands and said, "so you don't want my opinion. Fine, you're the Successful Writer." I thought It had a fantastically creepy opening section and then went to hell.
Yesterday we went to Mt St Helens. The area is beautiful as well as interesting. We also enjoyed a nice hike.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Continued Mega Health Vibes to our DR JRand66! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Travel vibes for DR GEORGE and DR FJL on their ways to their festivities!
Yesterday we went to Mt St Helens. The area is beautiful as well as interesting. We also enjoyed a nice hike.
I haven't been in quite a few years. Now that I've lost some weight, it'll be a lot easier to walk up the hills.
This new key is so low, I keep thinking, is this the limited range the actor has? From an Equity call? WTF? The C above middle C is only touched. In the old key, the actor had E-flats! Now his range is a tenth: A below Middle-C to the C (briefly) above. It's the range of an untrained woman whose break lands on an A or B-flat. The song will no longer sound bright.
Jane, I'm indulging in an ice cream you would hate: hazelnut latte. Delicious.
Jane, I'm indulging in an ice cream you would hate: hazelnut latte. Delicious.
That's for sure. I might actually like the taste, IF I tried it. ;D
In the supporting cast is Charles Laughton, who plays a key role in Sailor and Fiddler, Herman Wouk's memoir written around the time he turned 100. I started listening to it this morning. It's a short book, but it's fascinating, and his storytelling skills have distilled to a focus that's just about perfect.
In the supporting cast is Charles Laughton, who plays a key role in Sailor and Fiddler, Herman Wouk's memoir written around the time he turned 100. I started listening to it this morning. It's a short book, but it's fascinating, and his storytelling skills have distilled to a focus that's just about perfect.
What! There is a Herman Wouk book I have not heard of or read!!!!
Actually, there are a number of his books I haven't read, all of which my library doesn't have. He wrote soooo many books. I need to purchase his memoir.
In the supporting cast is Charles Laughton, who plays a key role in Sailor and Fiddler, Herman Wouk's memoir written around the time he turned 100. I started listening to it this morning. It's a short book, but it's fascinating, and his storytelling skills have distilled to a focus that's just about perfect.
What! There is a Herman Wouk book I have not heard of or read!!!!
Actually, there are a number of his books I haven't read, all of which my library doesn't have. He wrote soooo many books. I need to purchase his memoir.
Again, it's very short but it's quite good. Is he still alive?
In the supporting cast is Charles Laughton, who plays a key role in Sailor and Fiddler, Herman Wouk's memoir written around the time he turned 100. I started listening to it this morning. It's a short book, but it's fascinating, and his storytelling skills have distilled to a focus that's just about perfect.
What! There is a Herman Wouk book I have not heard of or read!!!!
Actually, there are a number of his books I haven't read, all of which my library doesn't have. He wrote soooo many books. I need to purchase his memoir.
Again, it's very short but it's quite good. Is he still alive?
He is still alive at age 102. Bless him.
WTF DR ELMORE?
DR GINNY the entire day has been glorious weather wise....and it should continue tomorrow, though maybe a touch warmer.....
I ate a couple of cheese salsa hot dogs.....hit the spot.
Hello! I'm reporting from Creative Cauldron in Falls Church, Va. I'm here to see Sandy Bainum's "Simply" show ! Just saw her for a minute before the show. She gave me a big hug and said "Bruce will be glad to hear you showed up!" Hope to take a photo after the show.
WTF DR ELMORE?
Okay. I spoke to the composer and we are going with the new key from today. I will go back to my old chart Orchestration No. 1 and copy new violin and clarinet parts tomorrow. They have a copy of the synth book from orchestration No. 1 and they are transposing it as I type this. Hopefully, this is the end!
Hello! I'm reporting from Creative Cauldron in Falls Church, Va. I'm here to see Sandy Bainum's "Simply" show ! Just saw her for a minute before the show. She gave me a big hug and said "Bruce will be glad to hear you showed up!" Hope to take a photo after the show.
Sounds like fun. Enjoy.
In the supporting cast is Charles Laughton, who plays a key role in Sailor and Fiddler, Herman Wouk's memoir written around the time he turned 100. I started listening to it this morning. It's a short book, but it's fascinating, and his storytelling skills have distilled to a focus that's just about perfect.
What! There is a Herman Wouk book I have not heard of or read!!!!
Actually, there are a number of his books I haven't read, all of which my library doesn't have. He wrote soooo many books. I need to purchase his memoir.
Again, it's very short but it's quite good. Is he still alive?
He is still alive at age 102. Bless him.
WTF DR ELMORE?
Okay. I spoke to the composer and we are going with the new key from today. I will go back to my old chart Orchestration No. 1 and copy new violin and clarinet parts tomorrow. They have a copy of the synth book from orchestration No. 1 and they are transposing it as I type this. Hopefully, this is the end!
Here's to an end of the key changes.
It's still 103 outside and I've got the oven on. Certify me.
WTF DR ELMORE?
Okay. I spoke to the composer and we are going with the new key from today. I will go back to my old chart Orchestration No. 1 and copy new violin and clarinet parts tomorrow. They have a copy of the synth book from orchestration No. 1 and they are transposing it as I type this. Hopefully, this is the end!
Here's to an end of the key changes.
I forgot that there won't be any George this evening.
Do you think Alec Baldwin really believes SABRINA and GUNFIGHT AT THE OK CORRAL were made after SOME LIKE IT HOT, or is he just reading it?
Here you go, KevinH.
Nice pix.
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David and I went to the movie, "Get Out," a horror movie directed by Jordan Peele of Key and Peele fame. It wasn't gorey (much), but I thought that it actually was pretty good. The theater serves a limited menu, so I was able to get a back bean burger with rosemary fries. They were quite delish!
David and I went to the movie, "Get Out," a horror movie directed by Jordan Peele of Key and Peele fame. It wasn't gorey (much), but I thought that it actually was pretty good. The theater serves a limited menu, so I was able to get a back bean burger with rosemary fries. They were quite delish!
So, they only use the backs of the beans?
What is the name of the theater, George? And where is it located?