And the word of the day is: PALADIN!
I just heard on the news about today's predicted temperatures in Portland, Phoenix, and other cities. Please take care, everyone.
And the word of the day is: PALADIN!
I just heard on the news about today's predicted temperatures in Portland, Phoenix, and other cities. Please take care, everyone.
What's happening in Phoenix?
So, earlier this year (maybe back in April), I entered the PBS lottery to get tickets to "Antiques Roadshow" in Portland, Oregon. Well, I got tickets again! I had actually gone in 2004, so I get to go again! It'll be next Saturday, August 12...at 8-freakin'-a.m. in the freakin' morning, though. I can't imagine that I'll be recorded, but I get to go again! :D
Thank you to DRs George, John G, Jane, Elmore, and JRand for the kind words about young Michelle's tragic death.
Thank you to DRs George, John G, Jane, Elmore, and JRand for the kind words about young Michelle's tragic death.
Just reading the link. So sad to read abut Michelle. Condolences and coping vibes to those who knew her.
I just heard on the news about today's predicted temperatures in Portland, Phoenix, and other cities. Please take care, everyone.
What's happening in Phoenix?
104F.
Great news, Fred.
I have to be at the theater by 4:30, then we have a 5:00 show. After that Rob Berman, Joshie, and I are having dinner to celebrate The New Yorkers and the 92nd Street Y Lerner & Loewe show. I sure wish we were doing a commercial recording of The New Yorkers!
I just heard on the news about today's predicted temperatures in Portland, Phoenix, and other cities. Please take care, everyone.
So, earlier this year (maybe back in April), I entered the PBS lottery to get tickets to "Antiques Roadshow" in Portland, Oregon. Well, I got tickets again! I had actually gone in 2004, so I get to go again! It'll be next Saturday, August 12...at 8-freakin'-a.m. in the freakin' morning, though. I can't imagine that I'll be recorded, but I get to go again! :D
Congrats on the tickets. Unfortunately we will be away for a wedding or you could have slept here on the 11th.
We had our first "pre-reading" of a new show that I'm working on with my friend Marian (the book of which we recorded as a demo so that we can listen to the flow of this draft of the show). The producer of the pre-reading specifically wanted to do the reading on Long Island, where he has a recording studio, and use people from the local area rather than have actors come in from NYC, so i went out to Mineola. The producer's feedback as of late yesterday seems to be that the dialogue and book is in far better shape than he'd thought it was, and having recorded the book will allow Marian and me to listen to the arc of the show and see how it builds. But that's a relief, assuring that he will continue with the piece.
As of now, the only bad part is he really wants to do whatever steps he can outside of NYC, in his Mineola music studio, which is a shlep, but makes expenses of renting space fairly low. So some extra (unwanted) shlepping to Mineola, hopefully not in heat like this past Tuesday, may be in my future.
So, earlier this year (maybe back in April), I entered the PBS lottery to get tickets to "Antiques Roadshow" in Portland, Oregon. Well, I got tickets again! I had actually gone in 2004, so I get to go again! It'll be next Saturday, August 12...at 8-freakin'-a.m. in the freakin' morning, though. I can't imagine that I'll be recorded, but I get to go again! :D
Congrats on the tickets. Unfortunately we will be away for a wedding or you could have slept here on the 11th.
Darn...but have a great time at the wedding!
So, earlier this year (maybe back in April), I entered the PBS lottery to get tickets to "Antiques Roadshow" in Portland, Oregon. Well, I got tickets again! I had actually gone in 2004, so I get to go again! It'll be next Saturday, August 12...at 8-freakin'-a.m. in the freakin' morning, though. I can't imagine that I'll be recorded, but I get to go again! :D
Congrats on the tickets. Unfortunately we will be away for a wedding or you could have slept here on the 11th.
Darn...but have a great time at the wedding!
Thanks. If only your tickets were for the week before or after :(
The second (or third, depending on how you count) item is the DVD The Music of Leroy Anderson: Once Upon a Sleigh Ride (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000ICLRC0/)! I had actually purchased this a couple of years ago for only $19.67 (including shipping), but the order was cancelled after it was paid for. "No longer available" was the excuse. :P The only other copies available at the time were for at least $100! I think the seller pulled it after realizing that...that's my story and I'm sticking to it. Anyway, I wasn't going to pay that much for it, but the price came down to a now more reasonable (but still more than $20) $42. And it's sealed and brand new! :D
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It's interesting that the Big Mac sauce label is in both French and English. Do they sell it outside the U.S., too?
We had our first "pre-reading" of a new show that I'm working on with my friend Marian (the book of which we recorded as a demo so that we can listen to the flow of this draft of the show). The producer of the pre-reading specifically wanted to do the reading on Long Island, where he has a recording studio, and use people from the local area rather than have actors come in from NYC, so i went out to Mineola. The producer's feedback as of late yesterday seems to be that the dialogue and book is in far better shape than he'd thought it was, and having recorded the book will allow Marian and me to listen to the arc of the show and see how it builds. But that's a relief, assuring that he will continue with the piece.
As of now, the only bad part is he really wants to do whatever steps he can outside of NYC, in his Mineola music studio, which is a shlep, but makes expenses of renting space fairly low. So some extra (unwanted) shlepping to Mineola, hopefully not in heat like this past Tuesday, may be in my future.
It's interesting that the Big Mac sauce label is in both French and English. Do they sell it outside the U.S., too?
So, earlier this year (maybe back in April), I entered the PBS lottery to get tickets to "Antiques Roadshow" in Portland, Oregon. Well, I got tickets again! I had actually gone in 2004, so I get to go again! It'll be next Saturday, August 12...at 8-freakin'-a.m. in the freakin' morning, though. I can't imagine that I'll be recorded, but I get to go again! :D
Congrats on the tickets. Unfortunately we will be away for a wedding or you could have slept here on the 11th.
Darn...but have a great time at the wedding!
Thanks. If only your tickets were for the week before or after :(
Timing...it's all in the timing. ::)
;)
We had our first "pre-reading" of a new show that I'm working on with my friend Marian (the book of which we recorded as a demo so that we can listen to the flow of this draft of the show). The producer of the pre-reading specifically wanted to do the reading on Long Island, where he has a recording studio, and use people from the local area rather than have actors come in from NYC, so i went out to Mineola. The producer's feedback as of late yesterday seems to be that the dialogue and book is in far better shape than he'd thought it was, and having recorded the book will allow Marian and me to listen to the arc of the show and see how it builds. But that's a relief, assuring that he will continue with the piece.
As of now, the only bad part is he really wants to do whatever steps he can outside of NYC, in his Mineola music studio, which is a shlep, but makes expenses of renting space fairly low. So some extra (unwanted) shlepping to Mineola, hopefully not in heat like this past Tuesday, may be in my future.
We had our first "pre-reading" of a new show that I'm working on with my friend Marian (the book of which we recorded as a demo so that we can listen to the flow of this draft of the show). The producer of the pre-reading specifically wanted to do the reading on Long Island, where he has a recording studio, and use people from the local area rather than have actors come in from NYC, so i went out to Mineola. The producer's feedback as of late yesterday seems to be that the dialogue and book is in far better shape than he'd thought it was, and having recorded the book will allow Marian and me to listen to the arc of the show and see how it builds. But that's a relief, assuring that he will continue with the piece.
As of now, the only bad part is he really wants to do whatever steps he can outside of NYC, in his Mineola music studio, which is a shlep, but makes expenses of renting space fairly low. So some extra (unwanted) shlepping to Mineola, hopefully not in heat like this past Tuesday, may be in my future.
But Mineola is a quick ride forme so if you ever want to catch a meal...
We had our first "pre-reading" of a new show that I'm working on with my friend Marian (the book of which we recorded as a demo so that we can listen to the flow of this draft of the show). The producer of the pre-reading specifically wanted to do the reading on Long Island, where he has a recording studio, and use people from the local area rather than have actors come in from NYC, so i went out to Mineola. The producer's feedback as of late yesterday seems to be that the dialogue and book is in far better shape than he'd thought it was, and having recorded the book will allow Marian and me to listen to the arc of the show and see how it builds. But that's a relief, assuring that he will continue with the piece.
As of now, the only bad part is he really wants to do whatever steps he can outside of NYC, in his Mineola music studio, which is a shlep, but makes expenses of renting space fairly low. So some extra (unwanted) shlepping to Mineola, hopefully not in heat like this past Tuesday, may be in my future.
Sorry about the shlep, but the show sounds quite exciting. Can you give us any details at all?
DR George, with the ingredients listed on the bottle you might be able to recreate the recipe to your satisfaction.
We had our first "pre-reading" of a new show that I'm working on with my friend Marian (the book of which we recorded as a demo so that we can listen to the flow of this draft of the show). The producer of the pre-reading specifically wanted to do the reading on Long Island, where he has a recording studio, and use people from the local area rather than have actors come in from NYC, so i went out to Mineola. The producer's feedback as of late yesterday seems to be that the dialogue and book is in far better shape than he'd thought it was, and having recorded the book will allow Marian and me to listen to the arc of the show and see how it builds. But that's a relief, assuring that he will continue with the piece.
As of now, the only bad part is he really wants to do whatever steps he can outside of NYC, in his Mineola music studio, which is a shlep, but makes expenses of renting space fairly low. So some extra (unwanted) shlepping to Mineola, hopefully not in heat like this past Tuesday, may be in my future.
Sorry about the shlep, but the show sounds quite exciting. Can you give us any details at all?
Sure, some of the songs are here
http://www.musicsubmit.com/SongsfromFAMILYMUSICmusical
It's more serious than a lot of stuff I usually work on. The show takes place on Long Island about ten years ago, and it's about the impact of the war on a family that runs a music business, when the younger son comes home wounded, having been saved by his older brother who got killed while saving him.
We had our first "pre-reading" of a new show that I'm working on with my friend Marian (the book of which we recorded as a demo so that we can listen to the flow of this draft of the show). The producer of the pre-reading specifically wanted to do the reading on Long Island, where he has a recording studio, and use people from the local area rather than have actors come in from NYC, so i went out to Mineola. The producer's feedback as of late yesterday seems to be that the dialogue and book is in far better shape than he'd thought it was, and having recorded the book will allow Marian and me to listen to the arc of the show and see how it builds. But that's a relief, assuring that he will continue with the piece.
As of now, the only bad part is he really wants to do whatever steps he can outside of NYC, in his Mineola music studio, which is a shlep, but makes expenses of renting space fairly low. So some extra (unwanted) shlepping to Mineola, hopefully not in heat like this past Tuesday, may be in my future.
Sorry about the shlep, but the show sounds quite exciting. Can you give us any details at all?
Sure, some of the songs are here
http://www.musicsubmit.com/SongsfromFAMILYMUSICmusical
It's more serious than a lot of stuff I usually work on. The show takes place on Long Island about ten years ago, and it's about the impact of the war on a family that runs a music business, when the younger son comes home wounded, having been saved by his older brother who got killed while saving him.
DR George, with the ingredients listed on the bottle you might be able to recreate the recipe to your satisfaction.
I think I've seen YouTube videos that show how to replicate those kinds of recipes, and a simple Google search would also come up with some more than adequate results, too. Looking at the list of ingredients, I'm not sure that I could easily find propylene glycol alginate or hydrolized vegetable protein in my local Fred Meyer.
;)
Car vibes for DR George.
Oh, that A/C feels good.
Jealous, me!
;)
Jealous, me!
;)
I'm sorry, George.