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Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on July 13, 2020, 12:08:56 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes spoke of Kritzerland at Home 107, and now it is time for you to post until the 107 cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: RHATHYMIA!
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I have read that Kelly Preston died of breast cancer on Sunday. She was 57, too young.
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Topic of the Day: pretty much all of them! Seriously!
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I have read that Kelly Preston died of breast cancer on Sunday. She was 57, too young.
Oh, no!
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And I just came across this...Lisa Marie Presley's Son Benjamin Keough Dead at 27 (https://www.eonline.com/news/1169840/lisa-marie-presley-s-son-benjamin-keough-dead-at-27). :-\
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Good morning, all!
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Well, I missed the Kritzerland show so I will watch it later this morning. After I finished up my errands and gave the cats their bedtime treat, I was so far off my usual schedule that it slipped my mind. I watched the BBC Marple adaptation of "The Mirror Crack'd From Side To Side," which was very good. It was the first time I really liked Julia McKenzie as Miss Marple, and the cast including Joanna Lumley and Hugh Bonneville was excellent.
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This morning I have an important phone call at 10 that I was told will last an hour. After that, I will watch the Kritzerland show/. I look forward to it.
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Sad news to wake up to this morning that actress Kelly Preston (57) has died from breast cancer.
She was a good actress; a nice lady. She starred in my 1994 film, CHEYENNE WARRIOR.
My condolences to her husband, John Travolta, and her family.
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Yesterday, to my dismay, I got the tax bill for the Ohio property, which manages twice a year to infuriate me and make me wish both brothers were burning in hell for their involvement in screwing the situation up.
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Yesterday was Manhattan's first day since March to report no deaths from Covid-19. I credit sensible Democrat leadership.
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Kitty cleanup is finished. I must take my meds.
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Good morning, all.
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Bad night of sleep.
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Today is Mom’s 93rd birthday!
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Good morning, all.
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Happy Birthday to your ma, DR JohnG!
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My important phone call just got moved to tomorrow, so I'm going to watch the Kritzerland show.
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The TOD is difficult to answer because everything was top-notch and so splendid. Everyone performed beautiful songs beautifully.
But here’s what I can do. I’m giving a laurel and hearty shoutout to BK and to Jason Graae for a couple of exceptional showstoppers. And that’s all I’m saying, so as not to provide actual spoilers for those who will be watching later.
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This made me laugh.
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I think Ethel Merman sang a song about having RHATHYMIA, didn't she?
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TOD:
Where the Boys Are
The Telephone Song from BELLS.....
Madeleine
The Maladjusted Jester
Children Will Listen
The Brain
But everything was good.....it's hard to pick a favorite.....there is one singer I didn't like - but that doesn't really matter.....that's only one man's opinion and it means nothing to anyone else.
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Mercury the planet of communication has turned direct so getting things done in person and on the computer should be easier.....and complications should lessen as time goes by.
DR ELMORE - if you have a deck of cards.....shuffle them and think of the Ohio property. Make three stacks, and turn over the top card in each stack and let me know what they are.
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Good morning!
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I will piggyback on JRand’s list and add two other favorites:
Norm Lewis, voice last night seemed like butter
Kerry O’Malley’s Whoever You Are
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I may just turn on the show and listen to it while working.
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TOD
Hmmm
Jason's two numbers and BK's number all made me laugh out loud, so those three and Children Will Listen and Tomorrow are the two that keep going through my head this morning
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Today is Mom’s 93rd birthday!
Happy 93rd birthday to your dear mother 💐🎁🎂
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Mercury the planet of communication has turned direct so getting things done in person and on the computer should be easier.....and complications should lessen as time goes by.
DR ELMORE - if you have a deck of cards.....shuffle them and think of the Ohio property. Make three stacks, and turn over the top card in each stack and let me know what they are.
Sounds of aggravation! I don't have a deck of card. I promise I will get one soon.
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Page 2 Dance!
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I just finished watching last night's show. I think I agree with DR JohnG about it being the best so far. I really liked these, but I must add that I think Adrienne and Kerry can sing anything and I'd be happy.
Robert Yacko’s “The Brain From Planet X”
Hartley Powers’ “A Perfect Relationship”
Kerry O’Malley's “This is the City”
Jason Graae's “She Touched Me”
Bruce’s “Maladjusted Jester”
Adrienne Stiefel's “Love Look Away/Here’s That Rainy Day”
I love Emily Skinner, but I wish I liked Into The Woods! The score leaves me cold for the most part.
I met Norm Lewis ages ago when he did something - a Vincent Youmans score, maybe? - at the Library of Congress, and he still sounds great.
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Monday morning greetings! I had every intention of watching last night's show live and missed it. So I thought I'd watch the replay and realized I'd started it in the middle. Am I losing my grip?
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BK, you were mistaken about "Madeleine." The lyrics are by Brel, the music is by Gérard Jouannest et Jean Corti. Brel seemed to like collaborating. The version of Brel's "La Mort" (My Death) in Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well . . . is Brel's lyrics and Mort Shuman's rewrite of Brel's original tune.
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Monday morning greetings! I had every intention of watching last night's show live and missed it. So I thought I'd watch the replay and realized I'd started it in the middle. Am I losing my grip?
Never!
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I just made my appointment to see Dr Re on Wednesday for more hip/knee injections.
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Thanks for the vote of confidence, DR Elmore...
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Good morning.
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DR Elmore, did you do the arrangement on "She Touched Me" on BK's album?
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Blood taken. Results on Friday. It’s a regular appointment with my diabetes doc.
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DR Elmore, did you do the arrangement on "She Touched Me" on BK's album?
No, but I sure love the song.
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DR Elmore, did you do the arrangement on "She Touched Me" on BK's album?
The Drat! The Cat! orchestrations are the originals from the show as reconstructed.
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I'm up, I'm up - five-and-a-half hours of sleep.
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Today is Mom’s 93rd birthday!
A Very Happy Birthday to your mother, John!! :D
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This made me laugh.
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=6193.0;attach=10172)
Me, too! :))
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Started a very bizarre book yesterday called Ginger Rogers and The Riddle of the Scarlet Cloak. I bought it in Maine and never picked it up. Ginger is a switchboard operator at a swanky hotel that shifts to housing for the airline crews after Pearl Harbor is attacked. No singing, no dancing, so far. I got about 60 pages into with no effort. But, boy, is it a relic of its time. Nothing classy like a Warners’ women’s picture. Grade B, if that, all the way.
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Headline of a story I do not need to read:
How koalas with an S.T.D. could help humanity
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:o :D
Now I am curious ;D
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Nice new avatar DR LAURA.
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Happy Birthday to the Mother of DR JOHN G.
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No rush DR ELMORE...
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Headline of a story I do not need to read:
How koalas with an S.T.D. could help humanity
:o
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That story was in the NYT. I don’t have a subscription.
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Besides I don’t need to know how that poor little koala got an STD. Let them have some privacy. Puhlease.
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Slept another two-and-a-half hours. Nothing at the mail place, so I'll just stick around here and, at some point, eat something.
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The electricity is out on the east side of the street......on my side - the west side - every thing is fine.
There are a lot of trucks and men in lift baskets.....I hope they don't do something wrong and turn out my lights......
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More Facebook nonsense: Everyone is sharing the media story that for the first time NY has no new deaths from the virus and aren't they the role model for everything bright and beautiful and didn't they do everything perfectly. I asked a very simple question: Why is it that a mere three weeks ago every media outlet and Facebook page was posting photos of New Yorkers partying in the streets, sans masks, not social distancing, at bars with no masks not distancing, in Central Park with no masks not distancing, with all the shaming and outrage you'd think would accompany these dastardly photos, with captions saying, "C'mon, NY, we're better than this" "WTF" "wait until you see the spike in two weeks" blah, blah, blah. I said these two stories do not mesh. A couple of people responded, on saying he thought it was just playing itself out and the other agreeing with me, that something is wrong somewhere.
Then some jerk, an uppity, no-talent singer, starts taking me on, denying there were such photos, etc. So, I found 'em, as reported by the NY Times (headline: NY is acting like the pandemic is over!") and another major paper, linked them, and yes they included all those photos that were being shared. Then this wazoo did what they all do - move the goalposts - rather than simply acknowledge, he said that this doesn't really travel outdoors - it's indoors, bars and restaurants. So, suddenly it's not a danger outdoors? I asked the obvious question: If that's so, why are we wearing masks, why were people blamed and shamed daily for not wearing masks, if not a one of them got the virus. He then did the next obvious thing: He said I had no right to comment because I'm in CA and when CA flattens the curve then I can talk. I said, what does this have to do with CA? I said, the stories and photos were either truthful or they were lies - that's it. Either outdoors is dangerous or it's not. If thousands of New Yorkers were partying in the streets, if no one got it while demonstrating without masks, then what is the "Wear the effing mask" about. Clearly it's meaningless when they need it to be meaningless, when they try to move the goalposts. Then he got personal and I had to call him a baboon :) Then I blocked him. And to make sure he still didn't do his dirty business, I nuked the thread in its entirety, which is a little Facebook trick I learned. If you're posting in a thread and your post gets responses, if you remove that initial post, the post and EVERY response goes away, leaving only the person's original thread and its other comments. This guy is someone I thought I'd blocked long ago. I've seen videos of him "singing" - not someone I would EVER work with because he's got not an ounce of subtlety or interpretive talent.
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And in other things that have amused me this day: the fact that both elmore and Ginny forgot our show was last night, amusing only in that could I have been more relentless about posting about it, whether in the notes or on this here board, over and over again, as we headed closer? :) I expect forgetfulness from friend Druxy because no one in these shows used to be his publicity client :) but forgetting about the show? :) Smiley faces abound in case anyone thinks I'm serious. I am so happy everyone seemed to enjoy the show. These take so much time and effort to do, so it's gratifying and I only wish I could figure out how those Facebook things work. According to them now, the video has had over 1,000 views - where were those people during the show, or is it maybe that the number that shows up when it's live is just people who've liked that page?
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It’s 108 right now
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I don’t want to go near my front or back door.
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Three!
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It’s 108 right now
You win!
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I remember L.A. during Santa Anas in late summer or fall, when it would reach 105 and over. But the saying, “well at least it’s a dry heat” definitely applied. You could still function.
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Hello, everyone.
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I tried a new restaurant today, a vegan Italian place. I'd been meaning to try it, but life so often gets in the way. It was quite good. The Caesar salad was, I think, the best I've eaten anywhere and the minestrone soup, which I sampled, was very good. I ordered a pizza, too, which was just OK, but I'm not a fan of pizza and don't really know why I wanted it. I'll try their vegan fettucini alfredo another day. The sad thing: I was their only customer.
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Besides I don’t need to know how that poor little koala got an STD. Let them have some privacy. Puhlease.
;D
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I watched a little bit of the KL show last night, and will watch the whole thing one evening this week. I really enjoyed the other shows and expect to enjoy this one as well.
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I don’t want to go near my front or back door.
I imagine not.
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I tried a new restaurant today, a vegan Italian place. I'd been meaning to try it, but life so often gets in the way. It was quite good. The Caesar salad was, I think, the best I've eaten anywhere and the minestrone soup, which I sampled, was very good. I ordered a pizza, too, which was just OK, but I'm not a fan of pizza and don't really know why I wanted it. I'll try their vegan fettucini alfredo another day. The sad thing: I was their only customer.
That is sad. I hope people are ordering food to be delivered, not that we are ordering anything to go :(
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Jane, I've made a lot of gluten-free pasta lately, trying different brands, and happily I've not found a bad one. I think Jovial's capellini is probably my favorite. The ones with spinach are a bit heavy, but that's probably to be expected.
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That's great. The only time I tried gluten-free pasta it was pretty bad.
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Our governor has requested an extension of the National Guard as the 1,000 guard members are assisting with food banks as well as contact tracing of the pandemic and operating community-based test sites.
I had no idea they were doing this. George & Tom, did you?
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I tried a new restaurant today, a vegan Italian place. I'd been meaning to try it, but life so often gets in the way. It was quite good. The Caesar salad was, I think, the best I've eaten anywhere and the minestrone soup, which I sampled, was very good. I ordered a pizza, too, which was just OK, but I'm not a fan of pizza and don't really know why I wanted it. I'll try their vegan fettucini alfredo another day. The sad thing: I was their only customer.
That is sad. I hope people are ordering food to be delivered, not that we are ordering anything to go :(
It was 1:30 pm, past the lunch hour and, yes, I'm sure they get delivery orders. They opened the business maybe six months or so ago and did it on a family-style concept: one large table only. Not practical during Covid. They may have to rethink that. This restaurant deserves a better location with outdoor seating. I want to see it succeed.
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Our governor has requested an extension of the National Guard as the 1,000 guard members are assisting with food banks as well as contact tracing of the pandemic and operating community-based test sites.
I had no idea they were doing this. George & Tom, did you?
Glad to hear they're doing this. I've found it quite difficult to obtain quality local news for LA.
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That's great. The only time I tried gluten-free pasta it was pretty bad.
I was skeptical. But there are so many good vegan and gluten-free options now. Did I mention how I love vegan ice cream? ;)
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TTFN.
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More Facebook nonsense: Everyone is sharing the media story that for the first time NY has no new deaths from the virus and aren't they the role model for everything bright and beautiful and didn't they do everything perfectly. I asked a very simple question: Why is it that a mere three weeks ago every media outlet and Facebook page was posting photos of New Yorkers partying in the streets, sans masks, not social distancing, at bars with no masks not distancing, in Central Park with no masks not distancing, with all the shaming and outrage you'd think would accompany these dastardly photos, with captions saying, "C'mon, NY, we're better than this" "WTF" "wait until you see the spike in two weeks" blah, blah, blah. I said these two stories do not mesh. A couple of people responded, on saying he thought it was just playing itself out and the other agreeing with me, that something is wrong somewhere.
Then some jerk, an uppity, no-talent singer, starts taking me on, denying there were such photos, etc. So, I found 'em, as reported by the NY Times (headline: NY is acting like the pandemic is over!") and another major paper, linked them, and yes they included all those photos that were being shared. Then this wazoo did what they all do - move the goalposts - rather than simply acknowledge, he said that this doesn't really travel outdoors - it's indoors, bars and restaurants. So, suddenly it's not a danger outdoors? I asked the obvious question: If that's so, why are we wearing masks, why were people blamed and shamed daily for not wearing masks, if not a one of them got the virus. He then did the next obvious thing: He said I had no right to comment because I'm in CA and when CA flattens the curve then I can talk. I said, what does this have to do with CA? I said, the stories and photos were either truthful or they were lies - that's it. Either outdoors is dangerous or it's not. If thousands of New Yorkers were partying in the streets, if no one got it while demonstrating without masks, then what is the "Wear the effing mask" about. Clearly it's meaningless when they need it to be meaningless, when they try to move the goalposts. Then he got personal and I had to call him a baboon :) Then I blocked him. And to make sure he still didn't do his dirty business, I nuked the thread in its entirety, which is a little Facebook trick I learned. If you're posting in a thread and your post gets responses, if you remove that initial post, the post and EVERY response goes away, leaving only the person's original thread and its other comments. This guy is someone I thought I'd blocked long ago. I've seen videos of him "singing" - not someone I would EVER work with because he's got not an ounce of subtlety or interpretive talent.
And the governor threatened to shut the city down if they didn't behave themselves. Maybe the threat worked. To say it doesn't travel at all outdoors is not an explanation to your question. I wish I could find one. I think the city overall has done a fantastic job. Maybe locals have a different opinion and can explain this better. I can't find anything.
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I would be very happy if anyone can come up with a better line of protection from the virus than wearing a mask and washing your hands. Until then the only way to know if it works is if everyone does it.
Not wearing masks is obviously not working.
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That's great. The only time I tried gluten-free pasta it was pretty bad.
I was skeptical. But there are so many good vegan and gluten-free options now. Did I mention how I love vegan ice cream? ;)
Yes. Every time I am going to try one Keith says I am wasting our money. I am so picky he is probably correct which is why I stick to what I like.
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If things don't remove it won't matter what I like. I will have to stop eating ice cream as well as most foods and go back on an all basmati diet :(
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Mom ended up with four or five birthday cakes today. Everything from chocolate, her favorite, to tiramisu. I would call that a success.
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What fun.
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I got word that they won't start painting the house until the end of the week. I understand. It's just too hot out there.
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Finally had the chance to see the Met schedule for the week. The one I'd love to watch is Berg's Wozzeck, which is Thursday. I happen to be going to a social distancing pool party that evening.
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I'm going to try to watch Falling in Love again. It's all just a little too cute, too smarmy. Love the Dave Gruisin score. Hard to believe this is a Michael Cristofer script. It just tries too hard. Meryl tries too hard. De Niro tries too hard.
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Had Wacky Noodles for food. Have already ordered tomorrow's as I had a free delivery code and it's a place I've been really anxious to try.
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Haven't done much today - day after show days are for recharging and recuperating.
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It’s 108 right now
You win!
I beg your pardon?
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From baby to little boy overnight. What a difference a haircut makes.
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It’s 108 right now
You win!
I beg your pardon?
Ha!
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Four!
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From baby to little boy overnight. What a difference a haircut makes.
Did he get the sucker for being a good boy during his haircut? He is such a good looking kid.
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It’s 108 right now
You win!
I beg your pardon?
Woops. Sorry, I was forgetting we have a Professional here.
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Our governor has requested an extension of the National Guard as the 1,000 guard members are assisting with food banks as well as contact tracing of the pandemic and operating community-based test sites.
I had no idea they were doing this. George & Tom, did you?
I didn't!
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Mom ended up with four or five birthday cakes today. Everything from chocolate, her favorite, to tiramisu. I would call that a success.
Nice!
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And now, I'm leaving work and going to my sister's. Hopefully, it won't take long. ::) We'll see.
Be back later.
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A beautiful brindle cat showed up at the backdoor tonight. I gave her some cat food and she didn't run away. I wasn't close enough to pet her, but I hope she comes back for more.
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Good night, all.
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From baby to little boy overnight. What a difference a haircut makes.
Did he get the sucker for being a good boy during his haircut? He is such a good looking kid.
The lollipop AND the green ball in his other hand.
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Our Covid numbers have been better the last few days. The bars and gyms have been closed. I realize that the courts could overturn the governor's shutdown, but golly, it would be really nice to get this virus better controlled here.
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Page four? Really?
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Almost finished with my viewing.
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Today is Mom’s 93rd birthday!
Happy birthday to John G's Mom!
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Our Covid numbers have been better the last few days. The bars and gyms have been closed. I realize that the courts could overturn the governor's shutdown, but golly, it would be really nice to get this virus better controlled here.
I agree Laura, I just feel bad for the businesses who invested lots of time and money to comply with the CDC regs and they don't get a chance to prove it so they can stay open. What was the point if you're going to get lumped in with the businesses who did nothing.
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For those I missed, thanks for the birthday wishes yesterday. I had 7 phone calls that kept me pretty busy. One was from my best friend in high school who I haven't seen since probably 1980 or so. We haven't talked much over the years, but she called when my dad died. She may have called when my sister died too, I don't remember that time frame very well. Anyway, some other close friends called and a couple family members, it was so wonderful to talk to everyone after months of being alone. It really was a nice day
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I went to my office today for an hour or two. I enjoyed being there, but the construction on the road below my window was really loud. I have gotten so used to working at home that I'm putting off going back as long as possible. The federal court system never really shut down completely and his been back up and running completely since the beginning of July. The state court system opened up this week. Once I start having a bunch of hearings it won't make sense to work from home all the time. I'll go back then.
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Sorry I missed the Kritzerland show...I'll watch the recording.
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Our Covid numbers have been better the last few days. The bars and gyms have been closed. I realize that the courts could overturn the governor's shutdown, but golly, it would be really nice to get this virus better controlled here.
I agree Laura, I just feel bad for the businesses who invested lots of time and money to comply with the CDC regs and they don't get a chance to prove it so they can stay open. What was the point if you're going to get lumped in with the businesses who did nothing.
This is what I've been saying. All these restaurants here in LA that spent money reconfiguring their spaces and training their staff are treated like crap, getting lumped in with the few who didn't comply. It's like kindergarten and I just don't care for either our governor or mayor right now.
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Finished with my viewing.
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A beautiful brindle cat showed up at the backdoor tonight. I gave her some cat food and she didn't run away. I wasn't close enough to pet her, but I hope she comes back for more.
Awww. I hope she is ok.
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From baby to little boy overnight. What a difference a haircut makes.
Did he get the sucker for being a good boy during his haircut? He is such a good looking kid.
The lollipop AND the green ball in his other hand.
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Our Covid numbers have been better the last few days. The bars and gyms have been closed. I realize that the courts could overturn the governor's shutdown, but golly, it would be really nice to get this virus better controlled here.
Vibes the numbers continue to go down.
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For those I missed, thanks for the birthday wishes yesterday. I had 7 phone calls that kept me pretty busy. One was from my best friend in high school who I haven't seen since probably 1980 or so. We haven't talked much over the years, but she called when my dad died. She may have called when my sister died too, I don't remember that time frame very well. Anyway, some other close friends called and a couple family members, it was so wonderful to talk to everyone after months of being alone. It really was a nice day
I am glad you had a nice birthday.
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It is always the few who don't comply that ruin it for others >:(
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I forgot to transfer the clothes from the washer to the dryer. I think the buzzer
went off while I was outside talking to my neighbor.
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Now I have to get up extra early to dry them before a doctor's appointment.
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'night
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There are shootings all over the Seattle area tonight. The world has gone mad!
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Two police officers shot in Bothell. Six people shot at a Target store in Kent. I can’t keep up.
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Page 5
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BK, why do you do those things to yourself?
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Why don’t you stop reading Facebook? Do you really want to give yourself a stroke?
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You are going to end up in a nursing home, as a vegetable. And probably one you hate. Like Brussel Sprouts.
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Post the things you want to post, but then leave without reading all the garbage. It is not worth it!
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I know you and I disagree about the whole Corona virus thing, but so what? It certainly isn’t worth arguing about, and it certainly wouldn’t change either of our minds.
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As far as the Corona goes, if they hadn’t stuck that lime in the bottle, the virus would never have escaped.
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Well, my taxes have been filed, and tomorrow the Feds will take all of their blood money from me.
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So much for another year.
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T.O.D.
I can’t think of a single number in last night’s show that I didn’t love. I loved your number from THE COURT JESTER. It remains one of my favorite films/musicals.
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Jason was superb. Although, I would like to hear him sing the song as “He Touched Me.”
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Well, once more, I am speaking to myself.
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Good night, nobody.
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For those I missed, thanks for the birthday wishes yesterday. I had 7 phone calls that kept me pretty busy. One was from my best friend in high school who I haven't seen since probably 1980 or so. We haven't talked much over the years, but she called when my dad died. She may have called when my sister died too, I don't remember that time frame very well. Anyway, some other close friends called and a couple family members, it was so wonderful to talk to everyone after months of being alone. It really was a nice day
That's so sweet, Cillaliz. :)
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There are shootings all over the Seattle area tonight. The world has gone mad!
:o WTH??
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Two police officers shot in Bothell. Six people shot at a Target store in Kent. I can’t keep up.
That's terrible!! :(
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Jason was superb. Although, I would like to hear him sing the song as “He Touched Me.”
You're not the only one! ;)
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So, I went to my sister's after work and the first thing she asked me was, "why did you come over?" ???
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I asked, "didn't you want me to come over and get the two packages to mail to our aunts in California?"
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"Oh...Larry [her boyfriend] mailed them this afternoon."
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Okay. So, that's taken care of. Actually, I'm really glad that Larry did mail them because, even though I had spoken to a co-worker about USPS vs. UPS (she said that UPS is almost always cheaper), Larry wanted to send them through USPS and support them because the orange goober is trying to defund them and that's not good.
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So, Larry paid over $100 to send the three boxes to California! :o
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They were fairly big boxes.
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I got them from my work, so at least I know that they're strong.
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I don't know what they would've cost through UPS.
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He has the receipt that shows the weight, but had left it in his car.
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I didn't need to know at the moment, so he didn't go get it.
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After I left my sister's house, I went to Fred Meyer and did a little shopping.
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Most people were wearing masks...but not all. ::)
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I was.
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PAGE SIX DANCE!!
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I got some tapioca pudding and I just now realized that I forgot to have some after I finished the second half of my Subway sandwich that I had for lunch!
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I must have some pudding now...so I shall!
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:D