Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on December 16, 2020, 12:22:25 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were heavy with an occasional splash of light and airy, and now it is time for you to post until the light and airy cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: SCINTILLATING!
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Thanks, BK, for checking on my Lolita. :)
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~~~Continued Excellent Vibes and Xylophones for a Major Miracle for BK!!~~~
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And now, I MUST get some sleep!
Have a good day, all!
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~~~Continued Excellent Vibes and Xylophones for a Major Miracle for BK!!~~~
DITTO!
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Good morning, all!
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After a good night of sleep, I get a lousy one. Stella was particularly rowdy, and poor Thatch seemed uncertain whether he wanted to sleep in my bed or in the cat tree. It was another night of strange dreams and I remember bits of two of them.
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In the first I was somewhere like Goodspeed, and there was a company picnic or something, I think our DR ChasSmith might have been in the dream. I remember being in a rural setting with lots of festivities and celebrants; then we were indoors watching videos of Hollywood home video footage from the 30s and 40s and trying to guess some of the people.
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In the second dream, I was working somewhere outside New York where the men's room is one communal space like a school gymnasium. All I remember of this is that I had dropped something and I was sitting on the floor trying to put it back together and friends kept stopping to talk to me. One of them was a theatre grad assistant from 1968 or 1969, and the other was the director of the Miami University Theatre Dept when I was a grad student.
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I remember a fragment of another dream in which I think Judy Kaye might have been playing Mrs Shinn in The Music Man.
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Since I need to wash my bedding and winterize my bed very soon, I must open the trunk with the comforter and blankets. To do that I have to clean off the lid and putr away the many DVDs sitting on it. That will lead to more tidying as well.
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Good morning, all.
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Too tired to move.
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I'm with you, DR JohnG. I am so tired, I feel I am slogging through the morning.
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I just finished kitty cleanup, and I would love to go back to bed.
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Good morning, all.
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DR Laura, new Randy Rainbow!
35 more days to Joe Biden's inauguration!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DygRa5JlYhs&feature=share&fbclid=IwAR1M_tOC4cGKstkhtz01NtqpCpY220Bou0vUHGKxJjmfaxBye4OOzYlp5KI
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That was a funny Randy.
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And I am with the both of you. Dead tired and slogging my way through. I slept solidly and don’t even remember my dream even though it was “right there” when I got up.
It’s my fault for getting a second wind last night and not going to sleep till way too late. Therefore, I slog.
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I am pleased to announce that RONALD REAGAN: MOVIE STAR, the 34th play in THE HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS collection is now available in both paperback and Kindle editions via Amazon and elsewhere.
The one-person stage play joins the actor in 1949, when he has just lost a major film role to Errol Flynn. Indeed, not much in his life seems to be going well at this time. Divorced from actress Jane Wyman, his recent romance with Patricia Neal has also taken a wrong turn after she discovered Gary Cooper.
Will there ever be a light at the end of this tunnel?
Performance rights to RONALD REAGAN: MOVIE STAR are available.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08QRXSR1Q/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0...
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BK:
I love the THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN and most of the other Hammer movies.
They did some good ones.
As you probably know, Christopher Lee used to be my publicity client.
In fact, I've written a play about him...but I've already plugged one play today, so...
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Last night TCB said, and I quote...
Happy Birthday to Dear Chas Smith!
Thank you very much, TCB!
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Wednesday!
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We got a couple of inches of snow....and more predicted for this afternoon.....but that's okay.....
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Last night, we watched:
WOMAN IN HIDING with Ida Lupino and Howard Duff.
The night before:
THE TAKING OF PELHAM 1-2-3 with Walter Matthau.
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Well, before any further ado, I must get my ASS moving on running my last minute errands this morning. The supermarket is going to be hellish with panic shoppers clearing out the bread and milk.
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Ronald Reagan was originally supposed to play opposite Ida Lupino in WOMAN IN HIDING, but a few days before filming started, he broke his leg during a baseball game. He was replaced by Howard Duff...who later married Ida.
Watching the film last night, I figure that they must have rewritten the role for Duff, as I couldn't really see Reagan in that part.
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I, too, slept poorly - was up for about 3 hours in the middle of the night. The DH woke me up this morning with 15 minutes to spare before needing to log in to work. I am running behind, needless to say.
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~~~CONTINUED HEALTH VIBES~~~ for DR John G.!
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~~~CONTINUED MIRACLE VIBES~~~ for bk!
Mayoress Cora sent 'em.
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PAGE TWO "I"M TOO POOPED TO DANCE" DANCE.
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I've unpacked my Oh, Boy! materials that arrived yesterday, and I have a ton of wrapping to tote to the basement. It was quite well packaged. I've taken a hot bath and I wish I could say I feel refreshed. I feel very clean and sleepy.
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And the bad news? I think my cell phone is dying. It no longer holds a charge and I have to charge it every day. So, I have a Verizon trip in my immediate future.
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Wednesday morning greetings! It's snowing here in SW Ohio, but I think it's just the back edge of the storm that's going to wallop the east coast. Perfect day for putting up our Christmas tree.
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And I've just purchased, online, a microwave that we will pick up at Lowe's as soon as I get the email notification that it's ready.
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Good Morning - I had a dream last night that I was conducting 2 performances of "The Lion King" on Broadway. So random since I've never had any aspirations to conduct on Broadway - or even play on Broadway. Since the show has been running for 20+ years, the orchestra didn't even bothered to watch me, but watched each other. They all smiled and were very gracious.
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I watched MOST of "8 1/2" last night. TCM is showing the Criterion version....or at least that was the credit at the beginning.
My big problem with a LOT of these discs is that the subtitles are WHITE and when they are over white or light colored images, they are very difficult to read.....but I did get further than I ever have.
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We have ported our theatre website over to Word Press, so I am on a learning curve.
It seems to be working okay. It took me awhile to figure out how to add a link with a clickable TEXT word instead of the entire URL....but I finally got the hang of that.
There are about seven years of programs to add to the ATTENDANCE PAGE - but it will be simple.....just time consuming.
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The NEW and IMPROVED website.
www.putnamcountyplayhouse.com
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Ronald Reagan was originally supposed to play opposite Ida Lupino in WOMAN IN HIDING, but a few days before filming started, he broke his leg during a baseball game. He was replaced by Howard Duff...who later married Ida.
Watching the film last night, I figure that they must have rewritten the role for Duff, as I couldn't really see Reagan in that part.
Ida’s film Outrage was added to the National Registry this week.
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I had an odd dream last night that I was put in charge of a team with the goal being to send people off at the right time. But some people dragged their feet or didn’t wanna go.
I hope it’s more about work than anything.
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Back from the errands (long ago, actually) and putting stuff away and prepping the snowblower and other power equipment and doing laundry and eating lunch and God only knows what else. The shopping trip turned out to be fine, even though the place was pretty busy and (I SHOULD HAVE TAKEN A PICTURE - YOU WOULD HAVE LOVED IT) the bread shelves were depleted. Except for the more expensive fancier breadstuffs. I'm sorry, I didn't think to check the milk department.
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But if I thought I was slogging along this morning, I should just see me now. Oy!
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Website's looking good, DR Jrand70!
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Ronald Reagan was originally supposed to play opposite Ida Lupino in WOMAN IN HIDING, but a few days before filming started, he broke his leg during a baseball game. He was replaced by Howard Duff...who later married Ida.
Watching the film last night, I figure that they must have rewritten the role for Duff, as I couldn't really see Reagan in that part.
That's interesting. Might Ida have ended up as our first lady ;)
Congratulations on your release.
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Our walking path was very busy with neighbors who were out, just like us, to be home before it rained. It was a nice, and friendly, walk :)
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Yes, it it now raining.
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So, both DR Jrand70 and I watched MOST of 8 1/2 just one night apart? And we both found the subtitles challenging because of so much white on white? I don't know about the rest of you, but I think we have all the evidence we need. Am I right? I just can't decide which of my congresspeople to notify first. I do know that when the media get ahold of this.....well, watch out.
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I do know I should slog through the rest of mine tonight, to finish renewing my acquaintance with the film, and so I can move on to some as yet unseen Fellini. That will be fun and I'm looking forward to it.
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Right now, though -- boy, could I ever use a 30-minute power nap. Or a 30-minute regular old damned nap. Maybe I'll settle back in the recliner and try for that after I take the clothes out of the dryer.
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I just had a look on USPS Informed Delivery which has a whole slew of packages destined to arrive here...someday. The one from Valley Village, CA is slated to be delivered on Friday by 8 pm. I'm assuming that's the Lolita one, but I don't remember if there's something else on order. I shall just let myself be pleasantly surprised.
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So, both DR Jrand70 and I watched MOST of 8 1/2 just one night apart? And we both found the subtitles challenging because of so much white on white? I don't know about the rest of you, but I think we have all the evidence we need. Am I right? I just can't decide which of my congresspeople to notify first. I do know that when the media get ahold of this.....well, watch out.
My BFI copy of Carnival in Flanders has the same situation, only it's compounded by the fact it needs new subtitles because the old ones from the 1930s are far too polite and censored.
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We've had just a dusting of snow so far.
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I got the comforter out of the trunk and threw it onto the bed. The cats are playing in its copious folds.
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Annabelle is pulling her usual dinner-time crap tonight. I put their bowls out. Stella gobbles hers down so she can get to Annabelle's and Thatch takes his dining time leisurely because once he's finished his. he eats the leftovers of the other two.
So, Annabelle ignores the dinner and tries her damnedest to get dry food out of me instead. I pick her up and carry her to her bowl, and without seeing what treat awaits she runs away and Stella eats her food. Then I putter around, and find Annabelle is now eating Stella's leftovers. She does this every damned night!
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I'm up, I'm up - eight hours of sleep.
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Doing one of those way too often Microsoft updates, which means I had to quit out of Word, which means I then have to retrieve all the working documents.
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I remember a fragment of another dream in which I think Judy Kaye might have been playing Mrs Shinn in The Music Man.
That would be cool! I'd love to see her as Mrs. Shinn!
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DR Laura, new Randy Rainbow!
35 more days to Joe Biden's inauguration!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DygRa5JlYhs&feature=share&fbclid=IwAR1M_tOC4cGKstkhtz01NtqpCpY220Bou0vUHGKxJjmfaxBye4OOzYlp5KI
Hysterical! :))
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PAGE THREE SHIPOOPI DANCE!! :D
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I am pleased to announce that RONALD REAGAN: MOVIE STAR, the 34th play in THE HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS collection is now available in both paperback and Kindle editions via Amazon and elsewhere.
The one-person stage play joins the actor in 1949, when he has just lost a major film role to Errol Flynn. Indeed, not much in his life seems to be going well at this time. Divorced from actress Jane Wyman, his recent romance with Patricia Neal has also taken a wrong turn after she discovered Gary Cooper.
Will there ever be a light at the end of this tunnel?
Performance rights to RONALD REAGAN: MOVIE STAR are available.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08QRXSR1Q/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0...
Congrats, Druxy!
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Website's looking good, DR Jrand70!
Agreed!
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Ronald Reagan was originally supposed to play opposite Ida Lupino in WOMAN IN HIDING, but a few days before filming started, he broke his leg during a baseball game. He was replaced by Howard Duff...who later married Ida.
Watching the film last night, I figure that they must have rewritten the role for Duff, as I couldn't really see Reagan in that part.
That's interesting. Might Ida have ended up as our first lady ;)
Congratulations on your release.
Or...she might have influenced him to not become president. ::)
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Website's looking good, DR Jrand70!
Sure is! Bravo, Jrand70!
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I am pleased to announce that RONALD REAGAN: MOVIE STAR, the 34th play in THE HOLLYWOOD LEGENDS collection is now available in both paperback and Kindle editions via Amazon and elsewhere.
The one-person stage play joins the actor in 1949, when he has just lost a major film role to Errol Flynn. Indeed, not much in his life seems to be going well at this time. Divorced from actress Jane Wyman, his recent romance with Patricia Neal has also taken a wrong turn after she discovered Gary Cooper.
Will there ever be a light at the end of this tunnel?
Performance rights to RONALD REAGAN: MOVIE STAR are available.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08QRXSR1Q/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0...
Congrats, Druxy!
Just what I want to see: a play about the dumbass president who did less for AIDS than what dumbass Trump did for Covid-19.
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I was waiting on a grocery delivery, so I opened my door to wait for the delivery man ands nearly fell over a huge carton from Omaha Steaks which has become the identifying gift from my Christmas angel. I have a nicely stocked freezer now, and I am quite happy.
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This sings for itself!
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This sings for itself!
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It is even colder today. I think that the temps should be back to normal by Saturday.
The bad part about it being so cold is that it is too cold to visit outside.
I went for a walk today bundled up. My scarf was covering my eyes, which felt nice. But I tripped going up my walk way. :(
The Premier has added even more covid shutdowns effective Dec 25 - Jan 11th.
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Ronald Reagan was originally supposed to play opposite Ida Lupino in WOMAN IN HIDING, but a few days before filming started, he broke his leg during a baseball game. He was replaced by Howard Duff...who later married Ida.
Watching the film last night, I figure that they must have rewritten the role for Duff, as I couldn't really see Reagan in that part.
That's interesting. Might Ida have ended up as our first lady ;)
Congratulations on your release.
Or...she might have influenced him to not become president. ::)
I thought of that, however, I would have liked it too much ;D
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DR Jennifer I am sorry it is too cold for you to visit outside. Did you wear sunglasses? I find that works better than a scarf over my eyes ;) I hope you didn't hurt yourself.
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We just had a nice long Zoom chat with Keith's cousin. She is his only living cousin on that side of the family and he is almost her only living cousin. Almost as Keith does have a brother but she doesn't see him.
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I just responded to a question on FB designed bring back childhood memories. The question is "Do you remember when doctors made house calls?"
I remember all too well and am very glad Bryan has chosen a job with set hours.
My father was the GP who made house calls. I remember hearing the phone ring in the middle of the night and then my father leaving. Whenever I watch an old movie or tv show I am reminded of family dinners at restaurants when the phone was delivered to the table. We would all wait quietly while my father talked to a patient, hoping he would not have to leave.
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We had house calls from my earliest memories of them (at age 5 or so, when we'd moved into our first new house in Whitehall, Ohio) through my junior high and high school years in Florida. So, from about 1955 through 1967 for me. Both doctors were wonderful. House calls made by the latter one might not have been as frequent, but if I was really down with something and was too miserable to be taken to his office, he'd come on out.
I have no idea how long house calls lasted once I'd gone away to school in 1967.
Our family was the earlier doctor's first set of patients, because he'd opened his office in that new housing development just as we moved in. He eventually began making us his last stop in the evening because my parents would have a pot of coffee ready and he appreciated being able to sit and talk for a while afterwards.
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Between 1956 and 1963 or so we lived around the corner from our family physician and his son was one of our regular playmates. We occasionally went on housecalls with the doctor and waited for him in his car.
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Thanks DR CHAS SMITH & DR ELMORE.....it's getting there.
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I have a ZOOM board meeting at 7 p.m. Hopefully it won't last long.
I put in a couple of flippers so I don't look like a moonshiner......
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Barnum is complaining. It has been dark for ONE HOUR and the lights are still on and I am still working at the computer.
This is heresy.
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DR CHAS SMITH I have notified the authorities of our experience with the movie....I expect charges to be filed summarily.....
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Picked up a couple of packages, had some hand-carved beef slices from Gelson's - only about three ounces - and a Caesar salad - leaves me some calories for later.
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Listening to music, and then will take a look at project two again.
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George, your package is on its way - she ended up putting your more recent order in the wrong folder, got confused when she shipped that one several days ago, but it's all straightened out now.
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George, your package is on its way - she ended up putting your more recent order in the wrong folder, got confused when she shipped that one several days ago, but it's all straightened out now.
Thanks for the update, BK!
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Had a little miracle today, so that's helpful, but still need a major one.
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We had house calls from my earliest memories of them (at age 5 or so, when we'd moved into our first new house in Whitehall, Ohio) through my junior high and high school years in Florida. So, from about 1955 through 1967 for me. Both doctors were wonderful. House calls made by the latter one might not have been as frequent, but if I was really down with something and was too miserable to be taken to his office, he'd come on out.
I have no idea how long house calls lasted once I'd gone away to school in 1967.
Our family was the earlier doctor's first set of patients, because he'd opened his office in that new housing development just as we moved in. He eventually began making us his last stop in the evening because my parents would have a pot of coffee ready and he appreciated being able to sit and talk for a while afterwards.
That is a nice story of your family sharing coffee and a visit with the doctor. I have no idea if my father ever did that with patients. I know he often returned home with treats though some of those may have been his payment.
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Between 1956 and 1963 or so we lived around the corner from our family physician and his son was one of our regular playmates. We occasionally went on housecalls with the doctor and waited for him in his car.
Interesting. I never went on house calls with my father. I did go to hospitals and nursing homes with him. I wish he had taken me inside the nursing homes to visit. They depressed him so much he made me wait in the car.
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At the hospitals I usually waited in the lobby, waiting area. That is where I once watched him deliver the sad news to a family of a death. It is actually a cherished memory watching the compassion and comfort my father gave the family, and how much they appreciated him.
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Then there was the time he intentionally took me to the hospital with him to visit a patient that was my age. She had broken her leg riding her horse. He left me to visit with her while he did his rounds.
My father never went riding. We did that with my mother. I think he also wanted me to understand the dangers of riding ;D
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The NEW and IMPROVED website.
www.putnamcountyplayhouse.com
Very nice!
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Had a little miracle today, so that's helpful, but still need a major one.
Yay for the little miracle. Vibes for the major one.
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The NEW and IMPROVED website.
www.putnamcountyplayhouse.com
Very nice!
Yes, very nice :)
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I was waiting on a grocery delivery, so I opened my door to wait for the delivery man ands nearly fell over a huge carton from Omaha Steaks which has become the identifying gift from my Christmas angel. I have a nicely stocked freezer now, and I am quite happy.
I am glad to hear you didn’t actually fall over it! Sounds like someone loves you!
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It’s started snowing lightly here around 3 pm , a very fine snow
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By 4:45 there was a thin layer of snow on everything and the boss created a cell phone group chat and sent us on home with instructions to await instructions in the morning
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There’s about 3 inches out there now and still coming down
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Hello, everyone.
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I saw the dentist today and am now on a soft-foods-only diet. That means ice cream, pie, and soft chocolate, right?
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I remember doctors making house calls. Our family doctor made them, as did most doctors then. He came to the house when I had polio, but there was nothing he could do. Nevertheless, it was comforting to have him make the visit.
I truly feel that the quality of health care took a plunge when doctors stopped making them. There are some patients who simply should not go into the office, both for their own health and the health of others. Concierge doctors make house calls, but they use a different business model and aren't accessible to many patients. The medical organizations of today simply don't address this issue. Your options are to call an ambulance and go to the hospital or drive to Urgent Care. Neither makes sense in certain situations. I've long felt we should bring back house calls in certain situations.
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By 4:45 there was a thin layer of snow on everything and the boss created a cell phone group chat and sent us on home with instructions to await instructions in the morning
I love your boss.
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I saw the dentist today and am now on a soft-foods-only diet. That means ice cream, pie, and soft chocolate, right?
Sounds good, enjoy :)
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Thanks to Druxy and John G for mentioning Ida Lupino. I should revisit her films, some I've never seen at all.
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I saw the dentist today and am now on a soft-foods-only diet. That means ice cream, pie, and soft chocolate, right?
Sounds good, enjoy :)
But you know I can't, right?
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TTFN.
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I remember doctors making house calls. Our family doctor made them, as did most doctors then. He came to the house when I had polio, but there was nothing he could do. Nevertheless, it was comforting to have him make the visit.
I truly feel that the quality of health care took a plunge when doctors stopped making them. There are some patients who simply should not go into the office, both for their own health and the health of others. Concierge doctors make house calls, but they use a different business model and aren't accessible to many patients. The medical organizations of today simply don't address this issue. Your options are to call an ambulance and go to the hospital or drive to Urgent Care. Neither makes sense in certain situations. I've long felt we should bring back house calls in certain situations.
I think the best we will have is tele-visits.
The one and only house call I had was after we were married. I was very sick with a bad case of the flu and had a terrible cough. I told Keith to call my father, who of course made a house call. He left me with meds for my bronchitis.
Since then I have gone to the doctor's office with bronchitis but not with the flu. Once, after calling a doctor in Ashland I talked her into treating me without a visit. I told I was too sick to get into the car, but not sick enough to go to emergency.
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I saw the dentist today and am now on a soft-foods-only diet. That means ice cream, pie, and soft chocolate, right?
Sounds good, enjoy :)
But you know I can't, right?
Yes but we can pretend :)
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Thanks to Druxy and John G for mentioning Ida Lupino. I should revisit her films, some I've never seen at all.
She was something rare and wonderful.
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The Rockettes on NBC were fun. I’ve never seen them.
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Very spiffy, DR Jrand70!
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Our neighbor in the next apartment died a few days ago. The announcement was in the elevator; otherwise, we wouldn't have known. He was only 66.
Our across-the-hall neighbor died a year ago.
I think we are bad news.
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Our neighbor in the next apartment died a few days ago. The announcement was in the elevator; otherwise, we wouldn't have known. He was only 66.
Our across-the-hall neighbor died a year ago.
I think we are bad news.
Oh, no. :(
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Speaking of the notes, organist Virgil Fox used to play "Heavy Bach" concerts. I never saw him perform live.
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Finished with my viewing, and had a Marie Callender's frozen mac-and-cheese for my snack. That probably puts me around 1200 to 1400 calories, which is fine.
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Now I'm listening to music and why shouldn't I?
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I'm listening and I don't care who knows it.
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Orchestral music by Humperdinck - definitely not a one-trick pony - very attractive music he wrote.
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We had a team-building year-end zoom get-together today. It was a murder mystery, and my team did not get the murderer. It was fun, for the most part, a little too much forced merriment of the type that makes me less involved. But we were supposed to get the rest of the day off afterward.
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By 4:45 there was a thin layer of snow on everything and the boss created a cell phone group chat and sent us on home with instructions to await instructions in the morning
I love your boss.
I am so very lucky
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But I couldn't leave as I had a must-attend meeting at 3 p.m.
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So, in the meantime time, Mom and I made a really good pot of Roasted Mushroom and Onion Soup. You roast the onions in the oven for 45 minutes and the mushrooms 30 minutes before adding to the soup. I was surprised at how rich the flavors were. White wine and veggie stock were also in there, as well as more onion and celery.
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Five!
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But you gild that lily. I'm thinking of adding grated Swiss cheese tomorrow.
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It was a little too vegan, I guess. Only 2 tablespoons butter.
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Here's the recipe:
https://www.food.com/recipe/roasted-onion-mushroom-soup-372377
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I went out to Costco, which was a madhouse and out of toilet paper.
So, I headed over to Meijer and fell in love with the place. We don't have them in San Antonio. I found watermelon radishes for next week's radish party.
I'm thinking of doing latkes with potato, radish and apple in them.
I don't know what other dishes. Maybe some raw radish ravioli, if I'm feeling adventurous.
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And on that note, I'm off to bed.
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Good night, all.
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That sounds amazing, DR John G. Thanks so much for sharing the recipe.
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bk introduced me to the wonders of David Hurwtiz's [classicstoday.com] video reviews of classical music. I just listened to the 50-minute video of about 25 versions of Handel's Messiah. Besides being wildly entertaining and informative, there were many laugh-out-loud moments. Hurwitz may not be to everyone's taste, but I love him, and I am grateful to bk for the discovery.
https://youtu.be/P-K3vwkVUCE
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~~~CONTINUED LARGER MIRACLE VIBES~~~ for bk!!
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Miracle vibes for everyone! ‘Tis The season!
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When we still worked in an office, a colleague and cube neighbor of mine was fond of shouting out, "It's a Christmas miracle!" at odd moments at all times of year.
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Our neighbor in the next apartment died a few days ago. The announcement was in the elevator; otherwise, we wouldn't have known. He was only 66.
Our across-the-hall neighbor died a year ago.
I think we are bad news.
That is sad. It was ice someone left an announcement in the elevator.
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I can't recall the last time we were in our building elevator. It certainly was before covid.
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I heard yesterday that one of my step-son’s passed away.
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At least we made it to page five.
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I can’t remember who said they watched UNCLE FRANK and enjoyed it. I watched it today, but I didn’t enjoy it.
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It isn’t horrible, but I didn’t enjoy it.
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It isn’t horrible, but I didn’t enjoy it.
What didn't you like about it?
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Hi, Tom and Jane.
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When we still worked in an office, a colleague and cube neighbor of mine was fond of shouting out, "It's a Christmas miracle!" at odd moments at all times of year.
:))
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I heard yesterday that one of my step-son’s passed away.
This is very sad. My condolences. Is this two Step-son's that have recently passed away? :(
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I'm so very sorry, Tom. My condolences. :'(
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I can’t remember who said they watched UNCLE FRANK and enjoyed it. I watched it today, but I didn’t enjoy it.
I liked it. I believe someone else also said they liked it. I did a search but it isn't telling me.
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Hi, Tom and Jane.
Hi.
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So, in the meantime time, Mom and I made a really good pot of Roasted Mushroom and Onion Soup. You roast the onions in the oven for 45 minutes and the mushrooms 30 minutes before adding to the soup. I was surprised at how rich the flavors were. White wine and veggie stock were also in there, as well as more onion and celery.
It sounds delicious.
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It was a little too vegan, I guess. Only 2 tablespoons butter.
Ummm, that isn't vegan at all let alone too vegan;) ;D
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It was a little too vegan, I guess. Only 2 tablespoons butter.
Ummm, that isn't vegan at all let alone too vegan;) ;D
Well, at least it's vegetarian.
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Jane, is honey considered vegetarian?
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I have a chocolate spread that has an ingredient that's made of other ingredients and honey is one of those other ingredients, and the label says that it's vegetarian. I wouldn't have thought so.
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