As much as I love Judy Holliday, the only two films I really know are Born Yesterday and Bells Are Ringing. I've seen Adam's Rib, but it's been so many years that I'd have to rewatch it for all of its good reasons.
Of them all, I think Hamlet's is my favorite COLLOQUY.
Did I read that DR CHAS SMITH has never seen THE WOMEN?
I am agog......
Opera length gloves?
Did I read that DR CHAS SMITH has never seen THE WOMEN?
I am agog......
I’m not magog, but I am there with you. One of the most quotable movies ever. I may have to pull that off the shelf later.
Did I read that DR CHAS SMITH has never seen THE WOMEN?
I am agog......
I’m not magog, but I am there with you. One of the most quotable movies ever. I may have to pull that off the shelf later.
L'amour! Toujour l'amour!
Ethel Barrymore: what was that awful piece father was in?
John Barrymore: Mary Boland?
Maid: The man who can explain how he can be in love with his wife and with another woman is gonna win that big prize they're always handin' out in Sweden!
I just figured out how to pair my Bluetooth cell phone headset with my tablet so that when I'm in the work meeting or rehearsal, my tablet's microphone won't pick up the noise of everyone talking. Why didn't I think of this earlier??
I got to the bank and took care of business. I then stopped at Broadway Farms but they wouldn't allow me in because I wasn't wearing gloves! I had the mask, but no dice.
So, SW Ohio is experiencing some gusty winds today and Richard discovered that our porch furniture blew over (not away) and the glass table top shattered into a million pieces. Photo evidence on Facebook.
IJSH that The Women is on TCM tonight at 10:45 pm. EST if anyone who has never seen it wants to give it a look.
I am back from my first foray to -- what's it called again? -- oh, a "store"! -- in three to four weeks. Other than this, I've been to Cat Clinic for curbside pickup and to the bank drive-thru where I have them bring my money out in a wheelbarrow.
Then on to the big stop o' the day, Shop Rite, where I'd intended to pick up maybe 14 or 15 items and came away with twice that many. For the most part, I wasn't there for anything too hard to find, but I did find that a few of my regular items have gone up in price. The most alarming, though, was eggs, which we didn't need today, but get this: we normally buy the store brand 18-pack for $1.99 or maybe a little more now and then.
That pack today? $7.99!
Then on to the big stop o' the day, Shop Rite, where I'd intended to pick up maybe 14 or 15 items and came away with twice that many. For the most part, I wasn't there for anything too hard to find, but I did find that a few of my regular items have gone up in price. The most alarming, though, was eggs, which we didn't need today, but get this: we normally buy the store brand 18-pack for $1.99 or maybe a little more now and then.
That pack today? $7.99!
Elmore, Vixdad loves that mask instructional so well he shared it with all his workmates
I'm back from my weekly shopping expedition. As has been the case recently, it wasn't crowded, which I was happy about. The one thing I haven't been able to find is Softsoap (or something similar. They had tissues, so I bought a box. No paper towels or toilet paper.
So, SW Ohio is experiencing some gusty winds today and Richard discovered that our porch furniture blew over (not away) and the glass table top shattered into a million pieces. Photo evidence on Facebook.
Bryan doesn't seem overwhelmed by work, thank goodness. I hope it stays that way. It is surprising what people will still go into the ER for these days. One person was nervous they might have a fever and went to have their temperature taken. He emphasized there are people with COVID-19 and they should leave the hospital before catching it. ::)
We were surprised that both Bryan & Craig cannot find tofu. We haven't had a problem here.
Jane, whose birthday is today?
We were surprised that both Bryan & Craig cannot find tofu. We haven't had a problem here.
Did they try the spackle department at the hardware store?
Happy birthday, Keith!
Elmore, Vixdad loves that mask instructional so well he shared it with all his workmates
Are his co-workers staying well?
We were surprised that both Bryan & Craig cannot find tofu. We haven't had a problem here.
Did they try the spackle department at the hardware store?
Elmore, Vixdad loves that mask instructional so well he shared it with all his workmates
Are his co-workers staying well?
His immediate group are well but apparently several have lost relatives and there were 10 deaths of people in his building last he heard
We were surprised that both Bryan & Craig cannot find tofu. We haven't had a problem here.
Did they try the spackle department at the hardware store?
:D
Happy Birthday Keith!
We used this Zoom contraption for our work session and it worked just fine but it's not much different than Skype in terms of one-on-ones.
I got an email from my British conductor friend. He and his family live in France, and he wrote this:
The children are doing virtual lessons every day. The new term started yesterday here in France. We have been locked down for another month with no real freedom to move other than a kilometre from our house except to shop. Even then we have to apply online for a pass and have to be back within an hour. The police are out heavily and checking.
I always loved Hal Linden’s stories about what a giving performer Judy Holliday was. He tried singing Just in Time where the audience could see her, because she was the star, and she manipulated him to where he was facing the audience so they could hear him better.
Then on to the big stop o' the day, Shop Rite, where I'd intended to pick up maybe 14 or 15 items and came away with twice that many. For the most part, I wasn't there for anything too hard to find, but I did find that a few of my regular items have gone up in price. The most alarming, though, was eggs, which we didn't need today, but get this: we normally buy the store brand 18-pack for $1.99 or maybe a little more now and then.
That pack today? $7.99!
So, SW Ohio is experiencing some gusty winds today and Richard discovered that our porch furniture blew over (not away) and the glass table top shattered into a million pieces. Photo evidence on Facebook.
That was a nice photo of Nicky, DR TCB.
We were surprised that both Bryan & Craig cannot find tofu. We haven't had a problem here.
We were surprised that both Bryan & Craig cannot find tofu. We haven't had a problem here.
Did they try the spackle department at the hardware store?
I found a 1972 production of Mrs. Warren's Profession with Coral Browne and an amazingly young Penelope Wilton. She looks nothing like she did in Downton Abbey, but the same fire is there.
Happy Birthday to DH (and friend) Keith!
Why, yes. Quarantine Coffee.
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Elmore, Vixdad loves that mask instructional so well he shared it with all his workmates
Are his co-workers staying well?
His immediate group are well but apparently several have lost relatives and there were 10 deaths of people in his building last he heard
We have a county in Washington that has announced that the governor has no right to tell people to stay home, and they are going to reopen everything this week.
And the sheriff of the county said that he agrees with the county fathers and will not do anything to stop them, because the governor’s rules are unconstitutional!
We have a county in Washington that has announced that the governor has no right to tell people to stay home, and they are going to reopen everything this week.
Which county? Is it on the eastern side of the state?
And the sheriff of the county said that he agrees with the county fathers and will not do anything to stop them, because the governor’s rules are unconstitutional!
WTF?? Unconstitutional?? :o
My friend Tracy had to have her doggie put to sleep yesterday.
I need to take Nicky’s leftover canned food to the Humane Society this week.
I need to take Nicky’s leftover canned food to the Humane Society this week.
One of my co-workers had to have his cat put to sleep a couple of weeks ago. He brought in some cat food and kitty litter when we were both at work at the same time after our building was otherwise closed (we're both Essential Employees). He left the litter for another co-worker and I took the food. I kept the Friskies and Fancy Feast cans and gave all the stuff that Neve won't eat to my parents. They have a couple of strays who come to their house who'll eat anything.
I guess George fell asleep.