And now, it's time for bed. 8)
Have a good day, all!
~~~Break Legs Vibes for BK and the Kritzerland Cast!! ~~~
~~~Break Legs Vibes for BK and the Kritzerland Cast!! ~~~
~~~Continued Miracle Vibes for BK and Kritzerland!! ~~~
~~~Break Legs Vibes for BK and the Kritzerland Cast!! ~~~Ditto!
Whatever happened to that Lerner/Loewe idea?
The concert last night was fine. I loved the Symphonic songs from On the Town and a cello concerto called Schlomo.
The concert last night was fine. I loved the Symphonic songs from On the Town and a cello concerto called Schlomo.
The New World was enjoyable except I had a patron who would not shut up during the piece. His neighbors told him to, I told him to, but he was so excited that he just couldn’t stop whispering to his girlfriend about the piece. And the acoustics in the hall are so good that you can hear every cough, Murder or candy wrapper throughout the whole balcony where I was working. And there was no manager to get him to stop or eject him.
The concert last night was fine. I loved the Symphonic songs from On the Town and a cello concerto called Schlomo.
Not Symphonic Dances from West Side Story?
The concert last night was fine. I loved the Symphonic songs from On the Town and a cello concerto called Schlomo.
Not Symphonic Dances from West Side Story?
The concert last night was fine. I loved the Symphonic songs from On the Town and a cello concerto called Schlomo.
Not Symphonic Dances from West Side Story?
Nope. Maybe next fall. They’re doing a lot of Bernstein but not the overly produced ones.
The concert last night was fine. I loved the Symphonic songs from On the Town and a cello concerto called Schlomo.
The New World was enjoyable except I had a patron who would not shut up during the piece. His neighbors told him to, I told him to, but he was so excited that he just couldn’t stop whispering to his girlfriend about the piece. And the acoustics in the hall are so good that you can hear every cough, Murder or candy wrapper throughout the whole balcony where I was working. And there was no manager to get him to stop or eject him.
I find that if a murder is happening at least four rows away, it’s not so bad, but I do rather resent the ensuing commotion.
The concert last night was fine. I loved the Symphonic songs from On the Town and a cello concerto called Schlomo.
And the acoustics in the hall are so good that you can hear every cough, Murder or candy wrapper throughout the whole balcony where I was working. And there was no manager to get him to stop or eject him.
Enjoy the show today, TCB!
The concert last night was fine. I loved the Symphonic songs from On the Town and a cello concerto called Schlomo.
The New World was enjoyable except I had a patron who would not shut up during the piece. His neighbors told him to, I told him to, but he was so excited that he just couldn’t stop whispering to his girlfriend about the piece. And the acoustics in the hall are so good that you can hear every cough, Murder or candy wrapper throughout the whole balcony where I was working. And there was no manager to get him to stop or eject him.
DR TCB, have a good time at the play to today. The Glass Menagerie is one of my favorite Williams plays, but I think Amanda, like Sally in Follies, is not an easy part to cast. I hope the cast you're seeing breaks your heart.
This photo puts a huge smile on my face!
So apparently we are NOT going to get the break we so richly needed, and there’s to be yet another frickin snowstorm on Tuesday.
So apparently we are NOT going to get the break we so richly needed, and there’s to be yet another frickin snowstorm on Tuesday.
Aaaaarrrrrrrggggghhhhhh!
So, yep, third nor’easter in the span of two weeks. We are making some history here, folks.
This photo puts a huge smile on my face!
I love it! Is this your vet?
The concert last night was fine. I loved the Symphonic songs from On the Town and a cello concerto called Schlomo.
The New World was enjoyable except I had a patron who would not shut up during the piece. His neighbors told him to, I told him to, but he was so excited that he just couldn’t stop whispering to his girlfriend about the piece. And the acoustics in the hall are so good that you can hear every cough, Murder or candy wrapper throughout the whole balcony where I was working. And there was no manager to get him to stop or eject him.
I haven't yet been at a show where a murder took place in the audience, but that's only because my seat mates restrained me
I am proud of myself, I got up on time 6:30 am(Formerly known as 5:30 am) emptied the dishwasher , folded the clothes in the dryer, dried the church linens, took a shower, dressed, ironed the church linens, stopped at 7/11 and bought a gallon of milk and arrived at church by 8 am
My stomach is thinking seriously about a second bagel
I guess DR JANE.
So, yep, third nor’easter in the span of two weeks. We are making some history here, folks.
Can't we make history by have spring come really early and summer last really long?
The concert last night was fine. I loved the Symphonic songs from On the Town and a cello concerto called Schlomo.
Not Symphonic Dances from West Side Story?
Nope. Maybe next fall. They’re doing a lot of Bernstein but not the overly produced ones.
So what are Symphonic Songs from On The Town?
The concert last night was fine. I loved the Symphonic songs from On the Town and a cello concerto called Schlomo.
Not Symphonic Dances from West Side Story?
Nope. Maybe next fall. They’re doing a lot of Bernstein but not the overly produced ones.
So what are Symphonic Songs from On The Town?
One is the Lonely Town pas de deux. I think another is the Times Square Act I finale. I didn't keep the program. Sorry. I'll see if I can find one tonight.
Paris France is going to be cold.....I can't get my weather app to give me my own weather - but I do know the temp in Paris France.
The concert last night was fine. I loved the Symphonic songs from On the Town and a cello concerto called Schlomo.
Not Symphonic Dances from West Side Story?
Nope. Maybe next fall. They’re doing a lot of Bernstein but not the overly produced ones.
So what are Symphonic Songs from On The Town?
One is the Lonely Town pas de deux. I think another is the Times Square Act I finale. I didn't keep the program. Sorry. I'll see if I can find one tonight.
Three Dance Episodes from On the Town is the score title, I think.
I nominate DR Chas for the Vixfam wedding photographer.
The concert last night was fine. I loved the Symphonic songs from On the Town and a cello concerto called Schlomo.
The New World was enjoyable except I had a patron who would not shut up during the piece. His neighbors told him to, I told him to, but he was so excited that he just couldn’t stop whispering to his girlfriend about the piece. And the acoustics in the hall are so good that you can hear every cough, Murder or candy wrapper throughout the whole balcony where I was working. And there was no manager to get him to stop or eject him.
I find that if a murder is happening at least four rows away, it’s not so bad, but I do rather resent the ensuing commotion.
The concert last night was fine. I loved the Symphonic songs from On the Town and a cello concerto called Schlomo.
The New World was enjoyable except I had a patron who would not shut up during the piece. His neighbors told him to, I told him to, but he was so excited that he just couldn’t stop whispering to his girlfriend about the piece. And the acoustics in the hall are so good that you can hear every cough, Murder or candy wrapper throughout the whole balcony where I was working. And there was no manager to get him to stop or eject him.
I find that if a murder is happening at least four rows away, it’s not so bad, but I do rather resent the ensuing commotion.
I've heard actors saying "we killed tonight" but never audience members killing each other.
Of course, one should never go to a show (or anywhere) as Jessica Fletcher's plus-one. No good can come of that.
Of course, if the wedding reception gets WILD, then DR Laura might be the better choice. She can sneak up on a snake like nobody's business. NOT that there will be any sn**es near Vixmom or family.
I am proud of myself, I got up on time 6:30 am(Formerly known as 5:30 am) emptied the dishwasher , folded the clothes in the dryer, dried the church linens, took a shower, dressed, ironed the church linens, stopped at 7/11 and bought a gallon of milk and arrived at church by 8 am
We have been without a working dishwasher for 4 months now. If I had the energy I would go buy one today, maybe next week.
Sunday evening greetings! This morning I saw Fr. Richard off to conduct a service in Dayton and Rob and Mary Linda off to Paris, France. Then I got myself together and went to an arts & crafts supply swap at the Pendleton Art Center in downtown Middletown. I went with 2 bags full and came home with one, which is fine. The leftovers are being donated to a program that does summer art classes for kids. Came home for a late lunch and a much-needed nap.
The concert last night was fine. I loved the Symphonic songs from On the Town and a cello concerto called Schlomo.
The New World was enjoyable except I had a patron who would not shut up during the piece. His neighbors told him to, I told him to, but he was so excited that he just couldn’t stop whispering to his girlfriend about the piece. And the acoustics in the hall are so good that you can hear every cough, Murder or candy wrapper throughout the whole balcony where I was working. And there was no manager to get him to stop or eject him.
I find that if a murder is happening at least four rows away, it’s not so bad, but I do rather resent the ensuing commotion.
I've heard actors saying "we killed tonight" but never audience members killing each other.
Of course, one should never go to a show (or anywhere) as Jessica Fletcher's plus-one. No good can come of that.
What the heck is an ipda?
John G, I would have loved to have heard Margaret Atwood. Was this part of a lecture series?
I had to retype that error 4 times because autocorrect wanted to fix it to IPad
John G, I would have loved to have heard Margaret Atwood. Was this part of a lecture series?
A literary group in San Antonio called Gemini Ink brings in authors for readings. I've seen Terry McMillan, Horton Foote, Ernest J. Gaines and Atwood one other time at previous readings. In short, they get very, very good writers.
And now, it's time for bed. 8)
Have a good day, all!
Was that !:30 a.m. on the old time or the new time?
This photo puts a huge smile on my face!
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=5338.0;attach=8031)
So apparently we are NOT going to get the break we so richly needed, and there’s to be yet another frickin snowstorm on Tuesday.
Went out to brunch with friends today. Really nice. Had steak frites with a nice bit of Burgundy. We also shared a basket of freshly made pastries, including a scone, a blueberry coffee cake, banana nut bread and a killer espresso chocolate chip cookie. I could have another of those baskets all to myself. No sharing.
Went out to brunch with friends today. Really nice. Had steak frites with a nice bit of Burgundy. We also shared a basket of freshly made pastries, including a scone, a blueberry coffee cake, banana nut bread and a killer espresso chocolate chip cookie. I could have another of those baskets all to myself. No sharing.
Paris France is going to be cold.....I can't get my weather app to give me my own weather - but I do know the temp in Paris France.
Sunday evening greetings! This morning I saw Fr. Richard off to conduct a service in Dayton and Rob and Mary Linda off to Paris, France.
I sprung my heart out and am attempting to adjust to the time change.
Jane and Laura--and any other DRs who have Fitbits--did your devices register your springing? Surely it's good cardio exercise.
Of course, if the wedding reception gets WILD, then DR Laura might be the better choice. She can sneak up on a snake like nobody's business. NOT that there will be any sn**es near Vixmom or family.
What the heck is an ipda?
I had to retype that error 4 times because autocorrect wanted to fix it to IPad
Back from a grand show - great audience, singers were flawless, and commentary went very well.
It was an excellent production of THE GLASS MENAGERIE.