I have had a terrible tummy ache all evening.
Thanks for the vibes! Having never been through this thing before, where you can be there for a 7:30 AM flight an hour early, but since the lines are backed up, they say "you're not gong to make your flight" an hour before the flight rather than help you make the flight :) - I'll just leave more time.
Which of course means that I can expect to breeze through and have two hours or more to kill before the flight.
Thanks for the vibes! Having never been through this thing before, where you can be there for a 7:30 AM flight an hour early, but since the lines are backed up, they say "you're not gong to make your flight" an hour before the flight rather than help you make the flight :) - I'll just leave more time.
Which of course means that I can expect to breeze through and have two hours or more to kill before the flight.
Good night, Jane.
Thanks for the vibes! Having never been through this thing before, where you can be there for a 7:30 AM flight an hour early, but since the lines are backed up, they say "you're not gong to make your flight" an hour before the flight rather than help you make the flight :) - I'll just leave more time.
Which of course means that I can expect to breeze through and have two hours or more to kill before the flight.
As soon as they realized the alarm time of 6:15 had slipped by and I was still in bed, all hell broke loose. Thatch sat in the window and and talked - loudly - Stella kicked DVDs off a shelf, and I'm sure Annabelle did something, but she;s too sneaky to be caught. Then one of them tossed things off the window sill, and I figured WTF and they were fed at 6:30, which will be 5:30 tomorrow. I am not happy about this.
DR JANE enjoyed hanging out with an 18-year-old last night....this is shocking news on such a family friendly site as HHW.
T.O.D.
Edward G. Robinson
Basil Rathbone
Paul Muni
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Back from a really fun rehearsal - leading man was with us and will be great - he's feeling his way but his instincts are great. We blocked him into all of act one, then I began on act two and by our finish time I'd blocked all of act two save for the final three pages - so we'll get to act three on Monday night.
This morning I turned the clocks back. I fed the cats their dinner at 4:15 instead of 3:15, because my clocks now say it was 3:15. So, they always get their night time treat around 6:30-7:00, and I figured ay the old time of 7:30 I'd give it to them. It isn't working. I have three kitties demanding their snack NOW!
Damn.
I always aim to get to an airport 2 hours before flight time and usually make it by 90 minutes before. As DR Jane mentioned, TSA Precheck helps.
DR JANE enjoyed hanging out with an 18-year-old last night....this is shocking news on such a family friendly site as HHW.
You meant DR Vixmom :)
The strangest thing happened this morning. The sun was out and it was another beautiful day, when I heard a loud rumble. Thunder?? A few minutes later it started to rain. RAIN!! The forecast called for zero percent chance of rain. It only lasted about ten minutes, but as dry as it is here every bit is welcome.
That is, until I got to the ledge. Hundreds of people ahead of me walked out and had their picture taken. What’s the big deal? I am freaked out by glass floors and this one is 1,353 feet above the ground.
I enjoyed the dancing in 42nd Street last night - but I have been listening to the 1981 Broadway recording so long - that some of the songs seemed a bit off.....and adding that song for Dorothy didn't help because I didn't care for that actress AT ALL.
And because EVERYONE played the show in that over the top wink-to-the-audience style - it was a bit less funny to me.
I am glad George liked the Maggie, I thought she missed a LOT of humor in the part and pushed a bit too hard.....or maybe a LOT too hard....
BUT other than that, I liked it. Signed Mrs. Lincoln
I not only didn't get my New Yorkers CD, there's no Creature DVD here either. I'm afraid it's time to bring out the big guns. I'm going straight to my attorney general.
I enjoyed the dancing in 42nd Street last night - but I have been listening to the 1981 Broadway recording so long - that some of the songs seemed a bit off.....and adding that song for Dorothy didn't help because I didn't care for that actress AT ALL.
And because EVERYONE played the show in that over the top wink-to-the-audience style - it was a bit less funny to me.
I am glad George liked the Maggie, I thought she missed a LOT of humor in the part and pushed a bit too hard.....or maybe a LOT too hard....
BUT other than that, I liked it. Signed Mrs. Lincoln
Well, I'll confess that there was one moment early in the show that I thought Maggie was really funny, and that's when I posted my post.
Is that the one written by Justin Bobby Brown?
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=5939.0;attach=9544)
Back from a really fun rehearsal - leading man was with us and will be great - he's feeling his way but his instincts are great. We blocked him into all of act one, then I began on act two and by our finish time I'd blocked all of act two save for the final three pages - so we'll get to act three on Monday night.
The strangest thing happened this morning. The sun was out and it was another beautiful day, when I heard a loud rumble. Thunder?? A few minutes later it started to rain. RAIN!! The forecast called for zero percent chance of rain. It only lasted about ten minutes, but as dry as it is here every bit is welcome.
I was surprised to find Keith had already changed most of the clocks. I only had to take care of the one on my end table and my travel clock. .
Turning back our clocks is really breaking the law in Washington. Last March, the Legislature passed the law keeping us on Daylight Savings Time year round.
But we have to wait to get a waiver from Congress before we can put it into play.
The new plaque by the Seurat mentions Sunday in the Park with George.
That is, until I got to the ledge. Hundreds of people ahead of me walked out and had their picture taken. What’s the big deal? I am freaked out by glass floors and this one is 1,353 feet above the ground.
I enjoyed the dancing in 42nd Street last night - but I have been listening to the 1981 Broadway recording so long - that some of the songs seemed a bit off.....and adding that song for Dorothy didn't help because I didn't care for that actress AT ALL.
And because EVERYONE played the show in that over the top wink-to-the-audience style - it was a bit less funny to me.
I am glad George liked the Maggie, I thought she missed a LOT of humor in the part and pushed a bit too hard.....or maybe a LOT too hard....
BUT other than that, I liked it. Signed Mrs. Lincoln
Well, I'll confess that there was one moment early in the show that I thought Maggie was really funny, and that's when I posted my post.
I only saw the last twenty five minutes, but I enjoyed what I saw.
I enjoyed the dancing in 42nd Street last night - but I have been listening to the 1981 Broadway recording so long - that some of the songs seemed a bit off.....and adding that song for Dorothy didn't help because I didn't care for that actress AT ALL.
And because EVERYONE played the show in that over the top wink-to-the-audience style - it was a bit less funny to me.
I am glad George liked the Maggie, I thought she missed a LOT of humor in the part and pushed a bit too hard.....or maybe a LOT too hard....
BUT other than that, I liked it. Signed Mrs. Lincoln
Well, I'll confess that there was one moment early in the show that I thought Maggie was really funny, and that's when I posted my post.
I only saw the last twenty five minutes, but I enjoyed what I saw.
Did you know that it's going to be rebroadcast...if you wanted to see the whole thing?
I have seen you in that! Aren’t you the one in the hat?