~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Healthy Vibes for the niece of our DR TCB! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
I can report that we opened last night. Oh yes I can. And it was a good opening. Very few glitches, mostly technical ones since they never did get a proper final tech run-through.
Amazingly, the weather cooperated beautifully. We got a brief deluge a couple of hours before on my side of town, their side got nothing, and there’s only a 3-4 mile distance between the two. It was a picture perfect evening for an outdoor venue, and we shall hope for another tonight.
Well details of my cousin's son are slow coming in because apparently the accident was so horrific that they are having trouble identifying him accurately....perhaps we shall hear more today.
He had a young son less than a year old....
Sunday morning greetings! Home alone with the cat, whose people are vacationing in Michigan. She's pouting because her favorite sitter (Richard) went to church. She's stuck with me...
Well details of my cousin's son are slow coming in because apparently the accident was so horrific that they are having trouble identifying him accurately....perhaps we shall hear more today.
He had a young son less than a year old....
The big housecleaning hurdle is over, although I need a new vacuum cleaner when I can afford it. As soon as I can get to it, I have more books to pull for DR ChasSmith's libraries.
BK, I'd read this and say, unless the rolling eyes whenever he was on during his solo also happened when anyone else went in, what other interpretation than it was meant to try to throw him or make him feel bad while doing his job, or maybe even to make him sick an argument with her.
From the Times article: “Chicago” performers interviewed said that, although they were stunned by Mr. Loeffelholz’s suicide, they were not surprised by the incident that preceded it. Multiple current and former musicians, most speaking anonymously because they feared retribution, said Mr. Bobbie could be intimidating and Ms. Stifelman could belittle or disrespect performers.
“She would regularly be cursing, slamming things, and trash-talking musicians and performers,” said Dan Peck, a musician who previously played the bass and tuba for the show. “And whenever Jeff was on, despite the audience loving him, she would be throwing shade and rolling her eyes.”
I know that then and now many people tiptoe around her.
Well, Ant-Man and the Wasp was pretty good.
This week could be quite a week. The handyman is scheduled to come tomorrow to do the simplified fix of my kitchen ceiling. I don't think it'll take too long; the question is whether the building inspector will buy off on it, and we won't know that until late August.
BK, I'd read this and say, unless the rolling eyes whenever he was on during his solo also happened when anyone else went in, what other interpretation than it was meant to try to throw him or make him feel bad while doing his job, or maybe even to make him sick an argument with her.
From the Times article: “Chicago” performers interviewed said that, although they were stunned by Mr. Loeffelholz’s suicide, they were not surprised by the incident that preceded it. Multiple current and former musicians, most speaking anonymously because they feared retribution, said Mr. Bobbie could be intimidating and Ms. Stifelman could belittle or disrespect performers.
“She would regularly be cursing, slamming things, and trash-talking musicians and performers,” said Dan Peck, a musician who previously played the bass and tuba for the show. “And whenever Jeff was on, despite the audience loving him, she would be throwing shade and rolling her eyes.”
I had donuts. Oh, well. Apparently K's is open until ten every night. Not good information for me to have :)
Stan's in Westwood, near closing time (at least on weekends, and I'm thinking midnight, but whatever), would get rid of the day's inventory by selling donuts at the window for a buck per bag. There was always a line, and you'd get several good ones which made such a lovely Saturday or Sunday morning breakfast. Stopping there after a movie before heading home from Westwood was mandatory.
Today, I need to do some laundry and the organize and catalog the props that I have.
~~~Continued Vibes for TCB's Niece!!~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Healthy Vibes for the niece of our DR TCB! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Healthy Vibes for the niece of our DR TCB! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
And many more.
More vibes for DR TCB"s niece.
Vibes for the niece of DR TCB.
More vibes for TCB’s niece.
CONTINUED VIBES FOR THE NIECE OF DR TCB!
TCB - vibes for your niece.
Strongest vibes to Jrand and TCB.
MEGA VIBES to the niece of TCB and for TCB and the rest of the family.
It is still hovering around 80 degrees in Seattle at 11:30 p.m. It is a few degrees cooler in Tacoma.
I believe the news said it was 92 in Olympia.
Normally, we have our warmest weather in August (and sometimes September).
I can report that we opened last night. Oh yes I can. And it was a good opening. Very few glitches, mostly technical ones since they never did get a proper final tech run-through.
Amazingly, the weather cooperated beautifully. We got a brief deluge a couple of hours before on my side of town, their side got nothing, and there’s only a 3-4 mile distance between the two. It was a picture perfect evening for an outdoor venue, and we shall hope for another tonight.
DR George, pica:
https://pets.webmd.com/cats/guide/unusual-cat-cravings#1
I suspect stress is Thatch's issue. The first six months of his life - three before me and three with me - were mainly fearful ones. Two months as a baby living on a Bronx garage roof scrounging for food and running for your life; several weeks in foster care and endless trips to vet and pet adoptions; then at least two months here being chased down to have medicine forced down your throat or into your eyes. I'm so proud of how far he;s come, but I still see the scars.