Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on January 21, 2018, 12:07:20 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were happy and kept time, and now it is time for you to post until the happy cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: VULNERARY!
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First post after BK!
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Now, good night.
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Good night, Tom.
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BK, that was a very sweet story about the girl and you stealing her name for your book. :)
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Good morning, all!
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I was up too late reading Mary Berry's biography. It would have been nice to sleep in, but Annabelle and Thatch have other ideas.
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After I tidy up this morning, I need to go through several external hard drives looking for music files. I want to get through the 2nd edit of "Ballet Ballads" today, but I also want to lounge with the kitties watching DVDs.
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Good Morning to all
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Good morning, all.
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Good morning!
Must catch up on some missed posts!
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DR TCB it must be disappointingly and frustrating to miss out on activities because of your chair, especially when you expect better accommodations.
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Heroes: Fighting In The AIDS trenches went very well. The audience was very receptive and appreciative. Ruth Coker Burks who was the subject of the first story was crying. She told me afterward that she has been approached by other writers who wanted to tell her story and there was even an "unauthorized" version, but my play was accurate and the best written of all the other attempts. So that was very gratifying.
We were competing against Tommy Tune & Chita Rivera in concert and The AIDS Smart Ride which had been rescheduled from last fall because of the hurricane so we were not completely sold out.
There was one hiccup: I had video and photos that went along with the play and my MAC powerpoint was not compatible even though I was told it was. They eventually managed to transfer to their own system and by the time they did there was no time to run the show with the images. But thankful the actors were familiar with it as they rehearsed with it. At one point one of the actors jumped ahead a bit but was able to get back on track when he saw the slide and got to the right place.
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I did get to meet Broadway performer Michael Vita whose career started with Bye Bye Birdie and went on to do Sweet Charity, Promises Promises, Chicago, Ballroom, 42nd Street among others. He is a friend of the producer and helped out by selling tickets and giving out programs
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BK, that was a very sweet story about the girl and you stealing her name for your book. :)
Yes it is.
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DR Michael it is a touching story about Ruth.
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Good morning, all.
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Sunday morning greetings! Sorry to have been E & T for a few days - nothing major. I've been working on a big project in my craft corner that I'll tell you about in a minute.
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Belated thanks to BK and DRs TCB and Jennifer for the anniversary wishes.
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Thursday morning I had a long coffee conversation with my friend Rebecca, who could use some vibes dealing with her husband's health.
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My book group met at Katie's Thursday evening to discuss last year's Newbery Medal winner, The Girl Who Drank the Moon by Kelly Barnhill. It's fantasy, which is so not my genre, but the discussion was interesting because we had a special guest. A local school librarian served on the very prestigious ALA committee that selected the winning book and she came to our meeting. We learned a lot about the selection process and about books for young readers in general.
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Friday I worked in my craft corner until it was time to see Tina for a much-needed perm.
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Your book group meeting sounds interesting.
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Coping Vibes for Rebecca.
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Yesterday Richard and I took a day trip to Danville, KY, to pick up the item for which I've been making room in my craft corner. I found it on Craigslist and had been emailing back and forth all week with the seller, along with measuring and purging in my room to make room for this beauty:
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I've always wanted a card catalog and this will give me some storage and a stand-up work space. It had to be taken apart to fit into Richard's SUV, so right now it's still in pieces in the family room. I hope we're able to assemble it today and install it.
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Your book group meeting sounds interesting.
It was, DR Jane, but it did not compel me to finish the book (unless I can find an audio copy).
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Coping Vibes for Rebecca.
Thank you, DR Jane - she'll need them...
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TCB - Thanks for asklng! The Lehrer family (Jim, Kate, and their three daughters and their families) seemed to really like what they saw and heard, which was great to know. They all stayed for the panel discussion afterward (Jim even spoke), and he wrote a great email the next day once he got home, which thrilled the cast and company.
Our agent is now out of the country on business, so if any theaters had called her to ask for the script, we just wouldn't know yet. But fingers are crossed!
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Vibes for Ginny's friend Rebecca.
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Vibes for Ginny's friend Rebecca.
Thank you, DR FJL.
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Vibes for Ginny's friend Rebecca.
Ditto!
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Vibes for Ginny's friend Rebecca.
Ditto!
Thank you, DR Elmore...
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Listening this morning to the OBC of All American. "Once Upon A Time" is such a great song.
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Great fj d Ginny. Enjoy 😊
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Fi gets crossed for DR FJL!
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Congratulations, Michael.
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I love the card catalog, Ginny. Hope it comes together easily.
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Vibes for Ginny's friend Rebecca.
Ditto!
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That's wonderful, DR Ginny. I wanted a card catalog for years, then at some point, partly due to just not having the room for it (or a real purpose, if the truth must be known), I sort of forgot about it. Congrats on having a plan, finding the right one, and making the right space for it! :)
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Vibes for Rebecca and her husband!
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Great fj d Ginny. Enjoy 😊
Thanks, DR Jane. I'll post another picture when I get it all set up.
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Ditto on the Rebecca vibes!
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I love the card catalog, Ginny. Hope it comes together easily.
So do I, DR John G, so do I...
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Wow! A card catalog! That's great DR GINNY! Do they still have them in libraries? I am assuming they do. I haven't seen one in our new library, but they may be hidden somewhere.....
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Thank you to DRs John G, ChasSmith, and JRand for the vibes for Rebecca and her husband.
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Continued writing and miracle vibes for MR BK!
Lovely story about the Sherman visit and the new name for the character!
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That's wonderful, DR Ginny. I wanted a card catalog for years, then at some point, partly due to just not having the room for it (or a real purpose, if the truth must be known), I sort of forgot about it. Congrats on having a plan, finding the right one, and making the right space for it! :)
DR ChasSmith, I've been looking on and off for a while. Don't know what made me look at Craigslist on Wednesday, but this seemed so perfect I could not resist.
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Wow! A card catalog! That's great DR GINNY! Do they still have them in libraries? I am assuming they do. I haven't seen one in our new library, but they may be hidden somewhere.....
Sometimes they're used behind the scenes, DR JRand, but even that seems to be on the decline. Considering this one is from the 70s, served its purpose in a middle school library in Boyle County, KY, until the late 80s, and has been in Dudley's workshop ever since, it's in great shape.
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When my baby sister Molly was small - before and after her foot operation (she wore a cast until she was about 2 1/2 years old, she was born with a club foot) - we would always listen to the soundtrack of The Unsinkable Molly Brown. We loved it.
She had a walking cast, so she would dance to "Belly Up to the Bar". Our favorite song was "He's My Friend."
Last night I watched Debbie Reynolds in the movie. It's the first time I've watched it since she passed away, and it made me very sad. She was something special. I didn't like ALL of her movies, but she was good in everything.
I wonder - what is everyone's favorite Debbie Reynolds movie...
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For me it would be:
Singin' In the Rain
Molly Brown
Tammy and the Bachelor
Divorce American Style
Mother
The Gazebo
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DR GINNY and now it has a new home and a new purpose. That's so great!
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Good morning.
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I'm glad to hear various show went well this weekend.
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Hugs and vibes to your friend, Ginny.
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European Ice Skating Championships Men's and Women's Free Dance highlights today at 3 p.m. on NBC. They are doing it all in two hours, so I would guess it's just the final groups in each discipline. Of course they happened Friday and Saturday.....so the results are known.
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Vixmom, I am always so in awe of all the outreach work your church does. I go to a very small church. We don't do anything, really. They discontinued the food pantry years ago. Anything we do is just a donation to the city's social service program.
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I had a very nice nothing day yesterday. I made the cake pops for today's potluck. Then my daughter and I went to the mall to get something she wanted. I hate malls. I only like the mall before they open so I can walk in the AC during the summer.
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DR VIXMOM at the cook off....I hope it is visible.
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I also picked up a produce box. I just trimmed three pounds of green beans to take to the potluck. I will be eating a lot more squash this week.
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The Olympic Rings.
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Vixdad at the wheel.
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I am still shocked and dismayed that the winner was the pastor's daughter!
I'm contacting the Synod.
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For me it would be:
Singin' In the Rain
Molly Brown
Tammy and the Bachelor
Divorce American Style
Mother
The Gazebo
I always liked Mary, Mary and What's the Matter With Helen?
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Two more good choices DR ELMORE!
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Green beans! Good choice DR LAURA!
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I figured I have taken enough yellow squash casseroles to potlucks lately.
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Hugs and vibes to your friend, Ginny.
Thank you, DR Laura...
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I'm up, I'm up - alarm didn't go off. Just as well as I was up for ninety minutes at five-thirty, so even with the extra hour I didn't quite get eight hours.
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Great fj d Ginny. Enjoy 😊
Thanks, DR Jane. I'll post another picture when I get it all set up.
I see auto-correct changed what I wrote, or I just couldn't see what I was typing on my tablet ;D
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Nice pics from the chili competition.
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Singin' In the Rain
Tammy and the Bachelor
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Green beans! Good choice DR LAURA!
I agree as I like green beans, not too crazy about squash.
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Our company has left. We had a nice time.
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I keep remembering the scene in Tammy and the Bachelor, when she was working in the mansion as a tour guide and told the story of the dress she was wearing......and loved her singing the title song.....
It's been 61 years since I saw it at the drive in, and I remember like it was yesterday. I bought the DVD set that has ALL The Tammy movies on it, including Sandra Dee and Susan Watson.... They just point up how good Debbie was.....
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I need to see a few of these movies people are listing.
SINGIN' IN THE RAIN is the greatest, and I like her in MOLLY BROWN even if I don't like the film version so much.
But let's have a little love for HOW THE WEST WAS WON. She has a gorgeous song moment in that.
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I forgot completely about HOW THE WEST WAS WON! I haven't seen that since it's first release and I remember that I liked it a lot. I love the soundtrack recording.
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I just signed off on the Ballet Ballad. I've now edited all four of them.
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Fi gets crossed for DR FJL!
And fingers, too.
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When my baby sister Molly was small - before and after her foot operation (she wore a cast until she was about 2 1/2 years old, she was born with a club foot) - we would always listen to the soundtrack of The Unsinkable Molly Brown. We loved it.
She had a walking cast, so she would dance to "Belly Up to the Bar". Our favorite song was "He's My Friend."
Last night I watched Debbie Reynolds in the movie. It's the first time I've watched it since she passed away, and it made me very sad. She was something special. I didn't like ALL of her movies, but she was good in everything.
I wonder - what is everyone's favorite Debbie Reynolds movie...
I love her in The Pleasure of His Company in addition to many of the ones mentioned here. She's fun in Athena and in this number with Bob Fosse from Give a Girl a Break:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdFy-2td-mA
And I love Debbie in I Love Melvin.
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I’ve gotta crow — for I have entered an entire song into Finale, and y’all can’t imagine what a landmark achievement that was. 144 bars of SATB, piano, bass, with drums to be added later. That’s more challenging because I don’t have experience in drum notation. Reading it is one thing. Figuring out how to get it all in properly when it’s not written out well in the first place, is another. In the meantime, I’ll tackle another song, one in a wholly different style from the first.
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Did quite a bit of futzing and finessing and smoothing and moving things around. I'll let Muse Margaret decide if I gilded the lily one time too many for a certain thing. If she thinks so I'll just delete the first time I do it and move the second time I do it to the first time and just refer to that one instance where I have the second example. Could this be any more enigmatic?
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Printing out the 109 pages I've written this past week.
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Thanks to folks here for the fingers crossed and everything else that's getting crossed!!!
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Heroes: Fighting In The AIDS trenches went very well. The audience was very receptive and appreciative. Ruth Coker Burks who was the subject of the first story was crying. She told me afterward that she has been approached by other writers who wanted to tell her story and there was even an "unauthorized" version, but my play was accurate and the best written of all the other attempts. So that was very gratifying.
We were competing against Tommy Tune & Chita Rivera in concert and The AIDS Smart Ride which had been rescheduled from last fall because of the hurricane so we were not completely sold out.
There was one hiccup: I had video and photos that went along with the play and my MAC powerpoint was not compatible even though I was told it was. They eventually managed to transfer to their own system and by the time they did there was no time to run the show with the images. But thankful the actors were familiar with it as they rehearsed with it. At one point one of the actors jumped ahead a bit but was able to get back on track when he saw the slide and got to the right place.
That's too bad about the technical hiccup, but congrats on the evening...especially Ruth Coker Burks' reaction!
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We're about to start, but we have to hold the house because we're sold out! I guess too many people didn't buy their tickets beforehand and that's contributing to it taking long.
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Thursday morning I had a long coffee conversation with my friend Rebecca, who could use some vibes dealing with her husband's health.
~~~Vibes of Coping for Rebecca!!~~~
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Yesterday Richard and I took a day trip to Danville, KY, to pick up the item for which I've been making room in my craft corner. I found it on Craigslist and had been emailing back and forth all week with the seller, along with measuring and purging in my room to make room for this beauty:
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=5289.0;attach=7891;image)
That is so cool! Congrats, Ginny!
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TCB - Thanks for asklng! The Lehrer family (Jim, Kate, and their three daughters and their families) seemed to really like what they saw and heard, which was great to know. They all stayed for the panel discussion afterward (Jim even spoke), and he wrote a great email the next day once he got home, which thrilled the cast and company.
Our agent is now out of the country on business, so if any theaters had called her to ask for the script, we just wouldn't know yet. But fingers are crossed!
That's wonderful! Congrats, Fred!
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I keep remembering the scene in Tammy and the Bachelor, when she was working in the mansion as a tour guide and told the story of the dress she was wearing......and loved her singing the title song.....
It's been 61 years since I saw it at the drive in, and I remember like it was yesterday. I bought the DVD set that has ALL The Tammy movies on it, including Sandra Dee and Susan Watson.... They just point up how good Debbie was.....
I was sorry the sequels had Tammy moving on.
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PAGE FOUR DANCE!!
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When my baby sister Molly was small - before and after her foot operation (she wore a cast until she was about 2 1/2 years old, she was born with a club foot) - we would always listen to the soundtrack of The Unsinkable Molly Brown. We loved it.
She had a walking cast, so she would dance to "Belly Up to the Bar". Our favorite song was "He's My Friend."
Last night I watched Debbie Reynolds in the movie. It's the first time I've watched it since she passed away, and it made me very sad. She was something special. I didn't like ALL of her movies, but she was good in everything.
I wonder - what is everyone's favorite Debbie Reynolds movie...
SINGING IN THE RAIN with THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN a close second.
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DR VIXMOM at the cook off....I hope it is visible.
(https://scontent.ford1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t31.0-8/26850241_10214258999456339_2806659616052355162_o.jpg?oh=a97f6f98cfd71b0f4fbb68ba42339b89&oe=5AE138C8)
Great picture, Vixmom! Thanks for posting it, Jrand!
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The Olympic Rings.
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That's great, too!
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Vixdad at the wheel.
(https://scontent.ford1-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/26814656_10214259000216358_3816990082340247486_n.jpg?oh=cfa36c8705fc69d5ccbc58d3cb1ce0ed&oe=5B237F9C)
And this one, as well!
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Thank you for posting my Pictures Jack!!
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Vibes for Rebecca
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Great stories in today's note BK
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JRand. The judging us done in a blind taste test, so the judges don't know who made which chili
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I think we need new judges
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The one that won was a turkey chili served over quinoa and ciltrano
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It tasted nice but in my book it was a turkey stew, not chili
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Past winners have been a chicken based one and a vegetarian one
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We need judges who like red meat
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I did not make the sweet chili and there was disappointment, but the chili did come out pretty well. It had a nice deep beefy flavor and it was only medium hot not real spicy.
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About an hour before I was due to leave for the church I gave the pot a Stir and tasted and realized it had become way too salty...it was 3 hours before the beginning of the contest
Vixdad ran to the store for me and bought 2 cans each of Goya red kidney beans and Goya black beans ... I rinsed them well to be sure they weren't going to add more salt and stirred them in
I still don't like beans in chili but they did the trick and by serving time the chili was "just right"
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You are welcome DR VIXMOM.....I am not appeased by the story that it's a blind taste test.....sounds like the Russian ice skating judges from the Olympics.....
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You are welcome DR VIXMOM.....I am not appeased by the story that it's a blind taste test.....sounds like the Russian ice skating judges from the Olympics.....
I have decided the judges don't really like chili, they really like poultry stews
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Vixmom, you was robbed! >:(
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Intermission...and they like it!
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Act two...the easy act (technically, that is). ;)
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Thursday morning I had a long coffee conversation with my friend Rebecca, who could use some vibes dealing with her husband's health.
~~~Vibes of Coping for Rebecca!!~~~
Thank you, DR George.
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Vibes for Rebecca
Thank you, DR Vixmom.
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DR George, I thought you might appreciate my purchase! Richard and I reassembled it this afternoon and he and Rob hauled it into the space I’d created. When I have it prettied up a bit, I’ll post a photo.
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Vixmom, you was robbed! >:(
Yup!
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The one that won was a turkey chili served over quinoa and ciltrano
oh my...
Yes, new judges. STAT!
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DR George, I thought you might appreciate my purchase! Richard and I reassembled it this afternoon and he and Rob hauled it into the space I’d created. When I have it prettied up a bit, I’ll post a photo.
And then I will show it to Keith. I did tell him about it.
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Thanks for the continued Viva vibes!!!
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Viva Vibes from these parts as well.
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Watching the SAG Awards show which doesn't seem to be quite as political as some of the others.....at least not so far.
I appreciate SAG President Gabrielle Carteris' message, but it might have been better had she not delivered it practically topless.
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I am sure there will be photos on the internet tomorrow.
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DR George, I thought you might appreciate my purchase! Richard and I reassembled it this afternoon and he and Rob hauled it into the space I’d created. When I have it prettied up a bit, I’ll post a photo.
I meant to mention how I admire your card catalog cabinet!
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Well DR VIXMOM at least you didn't do what I would have done.....once the winner was announced I would stand and say:
"Well.....that's it.....I'll never enter this contest again. Who's with me?" And walk out. But that might just be my drama training kicking in.
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;D
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DR Vixmom are they always the same judges? Maybe you do need new ones.
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SAG Awards show? The voting just ended on FRIDAY. Which means this is completely bogus.
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I've done seven pages, delivered pages to Muse Margaret, I've taken a break, and will now try to write two or three more, then finish the terrible movie I'm watching.
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You are welcome DR VIXMOM.....I am not appeased by the story that it's a blind taste test.....sounds like the Russian ice skating judges from the Olympics.....
I have decided the judges don't really like chili, they really like poultry stews
What's the point?
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The shrimp enchilada soup came out quite well. I would like more heat in it, but not in the form of hot sauce.
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Hello, everyone.
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DR John G, do you have another week off?
Vibes it's a good week.
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Coping vibes for Rebecca and her husband.
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DR Ginny, I hope the "new" card catalog works out perfectly for you. You and it should feel right at home together.
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TCB - Thanks for asklng! The Lehrer family (Jim, Kate, and their three daughters and their families) seemed to really like what they saw and heard, which was great to know. They all stayed for the panel discussion afterward (Jim even spoke), and he wrote a great email the next day once he got home, which thrilled the cast and company.
Our agent is now out of the country on business, so if any theaters had called her to ask for the script, we just wouldn't know yet. But fingers are crossed!
Very best wishes for VIVA MAX!
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Vixmom, I am always so in awe of all the outreach work your church does.
Me, too. You are all to be commended.
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DR VIXMOM at the cook off....I hope it is visible.
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Vixmom, with all those medals do you really need an apron, too? ;)
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Great fj d Ginny. Enjoy 😊
Thanks, DR Jane. I'll post another picture when I get it all set up.
I see auto-correct changed what I wrote, or I just couldn't see what I was typing on my tablet ;D
I thought it was Norwegian.
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I’ve gotta crow — for I have entered an entire song into Finale, and y’all can’t imagine what a landmark achievement that was. 144 bars of SATB, piano, bass, with drums to be added later. That’s more challenging because I don’t have experience in drum notation. Reading it is one thing. Figuring out how to get it all in properly when it’s not written out well in the first place, is another. In the meantime, I’ll tackle another song, one in a wholly different style from the first.
Congrats, Chas!
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Have a good week ahead, everyone.
Good night.
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DR George, I thought you might appreciate my purchase! Richard and I reassembled it this afternoon and he and Rob hauled it into the space I’d created. When I have it prettied up a bit, I’ll post a photo.
I meant to mention how I admire your card catalog cabinet!
Well, it's everything I'd imagined and more:
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Coping vibes for Rebecca and her husband.
Thank you, DR Jeanne.
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DR Ginny, I hope the "new" card catalog works out perfectly for you. You and it should feel right at home together.
That's exactly what my sister said!
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DR John G, do you have another week off?
Vibes it's a good week.
I will work from home starting Thursday.
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Just watched a play called The Trial of the Moke. It's about the first black West Point grad, who was railroaded into embezzlement charges while he was serving in Fort Davis, Texas. Needless to say, he was convicted.
Great cast included Alfre Woodard and, in a tiny part, a young Samuel L. Jackson.
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DR George, I thought you might appreciate my purchase! Richard and I reassembled it this afternoon and he and Rob hauled it into the space I’d created. When I have it prettied up a bit, I’ll post a photo.
I meant to mention how I admire your card catalog cabinet!
Well, it's everything I'd imagined and more:
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=5289.0;attach=7892)
That's so cool!
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Watching the SAG Awards show which doesn't seem to be quite as political as some of the others.....at least not so far.
I appreciate SAG President Gabrielle Carteris' message, but it might have been better had she not delivered it practically topless.
Darn. I totally forgot about them. I like to watch them (just to watch them) and my friend Margo usually likes a DVD copy since she doesn't have cable to watch them live.
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I'm home now. After today's show, I went to my parents' house for our usual weekly family dinner.
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I got there late, but my niece had brought a whole left-over Costco pepperoni pizza from yesterday's women's march, where my sister was volunteering at the PFLAG booth.
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The pizza might've been from yesterday, but it's still good. ;D
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PAGE SIX PIZZA DANCE!!
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:D
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Now, I need to feed my cat and find space in my fridge for what's left of the pizza. I only ate two little slices, so I need to find a lot of room. :-\
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Great fj d Ginny. Enjoy 😊
Thanks, DR Jane. I'll post another picture when I get it all set up.
I see auto-correct changed what I wrote, or I just couldn't see what I was typing on my tablet ;D
I thought it was Norwegian.
;D It does look it.
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DR George, I thought you might appreciate my purchase! Richard and I reassembled it this afternoon and he and Rob hauled it into the space I’d created. When I have it prettied up a bit, I’ll post a photo.
I meant to mention how I admire your card catalog cabinet!
Well, it's everything I'd imagined and more:
Keith and I think it is very nice.
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Good evening.
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DR TCB it must be disappointingly and frustrating to miss out on activities because of your chair, especially when you expect better accommodations.
It is frustrating and a little disappointing. Still, I am getting used to some of the things that I am no longer able to do. But, I prefer to focus on the things I can still do.
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Vibes for Ginny’s friend, Rebecca.
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Congratulations, Ginny, on the new card catalog.