I don't remember...have you been to Red Wagon, here in Tumwater? I really like their burgers. :)
Do they have hot dogs?
~~~Continued Strongest Most Excellent Vibes and Xylophones for BK's Move!!~~~
~~~Continued Strongest Most Excellent Vibes and Xylophones for BK's Move!!~~~Ditto!
~~~Continued Strongest Most Excellent Vibes and Xylophones for BK's Move!!~~~Ditto!
And more!
That is quite an unbelievable news report, DR elmore3003. It sickens me that the former president has unleashed the powers of the ignorant on us all.
That is quite an unbelievable news report, DR elmore3003. It sickens me that the former president has unleashed the powers of the ignorant on us all.
Whatever accreditation the school has should be revoked
I am watching some episodes of The Donna Reed Show. I had forgotten how much I really like the chemistry between Donna and Carl Betz as Dr. Alex. And Paul Peterson and Shelley Fabares are both really good as their kids.
They are all so attractive and actually look like a family.
No one else in The Hunchback of Notre Dame is using a French accent, so I was thinking with my five lines as King Louis XI, I might try one.....but I keep sounding like Pepe LePew - and he has been canceled.
Then I spent a couple of hours sitting outside Starbucks with my friend Rebecca, who is still having a very hard time following the death of her husband last fall.
Yes it was DR JANE......I don't think they ever ran their scripts past a medical man.
I hope DR VIXMOM is feeling better.
This morning, twelve days after being dropped in the post box, my rent and health insurance checks finally cleared the bank. I do not know if Trump's idiot "slow down the mail" postmaster is to blame or inept clerks in two different offices. but that is a huge weight off my chest.
People so goddamned stupid should not be allowed in education./
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-56905752
That is quite an unbelievable news report, DR elmore3003. It sickens me that the former president has unleashed the powers of the ignorant on us all.
Whatever accreditation the school has should be revoked
Wednesday morning greetings! Yesterday I had a nice Zoom get-together with the book group sponsored by the library where my career began. We discussed Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises and the new Ken Burns series about the author.
Then I spent a couple of hours sitting outside Starbucks with my friend Rebecca, who is still having a very hard time following the death of her husband last fall.
This morning, twelve days after being dropped in the post box, my rent and health insurance checks finally cleared the bank. I do not know if Trump's idiot "slow down the mail" postmaster is to blame or inept clerks in two different offices. but that is a huge weight off my chest.
After my ordeal yesterday morning of crawling about the floor, moving furniture to re-plug a power cable, and the painful effort of getting my body off the floor, I spent the remainder of the day in serious pain that no amount of Advil wanted to alleviate. I feel much better today, although my right hip joint is very tender this morning and my mobility is still shaky.
~~~DE-STRESSIFYING VIBES~~~ for bk~~~~
And, of course,
~~~STRONGEST MOST EXCELLENT VIBES & XYLOPHONES~~~ regarding the impending big move!!!!
Having to read a book you dislike once is bad enough.
I'm taking a semi-Me day. I think four years of a horrible presidency, a year of Covid, and then a little surgery have caught up with me. I am long overdue for a vacation. But that just isn't in the cards right now. Me days will have to suffice. And they usually do.
Hi, John G.
This morning, twelve days after being dropped in the post box, my rent and health insurance checks finally cleared the bank. I do not know if Trump's idiot "slow down the mail" postmaster is to blame or inept clerks in two different offices. but that is a huge weight off my chest.
Glad that's solved.
I sent a donation to a charity in Chicago last December and noticed that the check hadn't cleared the bank. In March it finally did. I suspect that was a slow mail problem and not carelessness on the charity's behalf.
Hi, John G.
Hi, Jeanne! What will you do on a Me Day? I’d love a massage. Maybe it’s time for that haircut.
Blood work this morning. Barbecue for lunch
Then I spent a couple of hours sitting outside Starbucks with my friend Rebecca, who is still having a very hard time following the death of her husband last fall.
Vibes of comfort for Rebecca. It really hasn't been very long.
DR Ginny, I am glad that you were able to be there for your friend Rebecca.
What a horrible thing to have to go through, and especially during COVID.
This morning, twelve days after being dropped in the post box, my rent and health insurance checks finally cleared the bank. I do not know if Trump's idiot "slow down the mail" postmaster is to blame or inept clerks in two different offices. but that is a huge weight off my chest.
Glad that's solved.
I sent a donation to a charity in Chicago last December and noticed that the check hadn't cleared the bank. In March it finally did. I suspect that was a slow mail problem and not carelessness on the charity's behalf.
Between covid and protests the Chicago post office shut down for several weeks and continued to be weeks behind deliveries during the holidays. When we were visiting Bryan said it is still bad.
Hi, John G.
Hi, Jeanne! What will you do on a Me Day? I’d love a massage. Maybe it’s time for that haircut.
Yes, what do you consider a nice Me Day?
I got a fraudulent email.
I said, What is it, Phish?
Vibes for Rebecca.
Pluto in retrograde in Capricorn.....good for business.....
What are you willing to do to get what you want in life? This is the question Pluto asks now that it’s positioned in methodical, businesslike, no-BS Capricorn. We all have unpleasant aspects to our personalities that we might not like or want to admit to, but this transit won’t let you hide from the truth.
I went to the bank, then bought some falafel take-out. This branch of the bank has a machine that gives you a ticket and another machine that later reads your ticket and tells you how much you must pay. It's $2.50 per 15 minutes. Just as I was about to put my flimsy paper ticket into the slot a gust of wind came up and blew it out of my hand! I looked all over for it, but didn't see it. I reluctantly pressed the LOST TICKET button on the screen, then when nothing happened, the HELP button. Nothing continued to happen. Of course, by this time cars were stacking up behind me and they couldn't get out until I did, and the barrier was blocking my way. Most annoying! Then the welcome sight of a young parking attendant. She was very understanding and did some magic so I could leave WITHOUT having to pay some outrageous lost ticket fee. Yay!
This morning, twelve days after being dropped in the post box, my rent and health insurance checks finally cleared the bank. I do not know if Trump's idiot "slow down the mail" postmaster is to blame or inept clerks in two different offices. but that is a huge weight off my chest.
Glad that's solved.
I sent a donation to a charity in Chicago last December and noticed that the check hadn't cleared the bank. In March it finally did. I suspect that was a slow mail problem and not carelessness on the charity's behalf.
Between covid and protests the Chicago post office shut down for several weeks and continued to be weeks behind deliveries during the holidays. When we were visiting Bryan said it is still bad.
I hadn't heard that. The charity may not have been surprised to have so much late, late mail.
I scheduled a hair appointment for next week, much needed. I, too, would like a massage, but am still sutured. She could work around that, though. I'd love to have lunch with a friend, but just don't feel comfortable with that yet. I'd love to spend a few days at a spa, but don't want to fly, and my allergies are making food choices very limited. No spas for a while methinks. Too bad I don't like camping. I'm not looking for adventure -- I just want to relax and recharge.
I've been watching a Swedish series, THE RESTAURANT, set in Stockholm in 1945. The ad compares it to DOWNTON ABBEY, but A PLACE TO CALL HOME is a better comparison. Very well done, really solid acting, sets, and so on. It's on Amazon Prime Video, but "leaves" on April 30. I suspect it'll still be there, but with ads or $. Right now it's free. Worth watching.
I went to the bank, then bought some falafel take-out. This branch of the bank has a machine that gives you a ticket and another machine that later reads your ticket and tells you how much you must pay. It's $2.50 per 15 minutes. Just as I was about to put my flimsy paper ticket into the slot a gust of wind came up and blew it out of my hand! I looked all over for it, but didn't see it. I reluctantly pressed the LOST TICKET button on the screen, then when nothing happened, the HELP button. Nothing continued to happen. Of course, by this time cars were stacking up behind me and they couldn't get out until I did, and the barrier was blocking my way. Most annoying! Then the welcome sight of a young parking attendant. She was very understanding and did some magic so I could leave WITHOUT having to pay some outrageous lost ticket fee. Yay!
Except for the falafel it sounds like you need another Me Day to make up for this one.
I've been watching a Swedish series, THE RESTAURANT, set in Stockholm in 1945. The ad compares it to DOWNTON ABBEY, but A PLACE TO CALL HOME is a better comparison. Very well done, really solid acting, sets, and so on. It's on Amazon Prime Video, but "leaves" on April 30. I suspect it'll still be there, but with ads or $. Right now it's free. Worth watching.
Does it have subtitles?
I scheduled a hair appointment for next week, much needed. I, too, would like a massage, but am still sutured. She could work around that, though. I'd love to have lunch with a friend, but just don't feel comfortable with that yet. I'd love to spend a few days at a spa, but don't want to fly, and my allergies are making food choices very limited. No spas for a while methinks. Too bad I don't like camping. I'm not looking for adventure -- I just want to relax and recharge.
What about meeting up with a vaccinated friend and lunching outside in their back yard.
I went to the bank, then bought some falafel take-out. This branch of the bank has a machine that gives you a ticket and another machine that later reads your ticket and tells you how much you must pay. It's $2.50 per 15 minutes. Just as I was about to put my flimsy paper ticket into the slot a gust of wind came up and blew it out of my hand! I looked all over for it, but didn't see it. I reluctantly pressed the LOST TICKET button on the screen, then when nothing happened, the HELP button. Nothing continued to happen. Of course, by this time cars were stacking up behind me and they couldn't get out until I did, and the barrier was blocking my way. Most annoying! Then the welcome sight of a young parking attendant. She was very understanding and did some magic so I could leave WITHOUT having to pay some outrageous lost ticket fee. Yay!
Except for the falafel it sounds like you need another Me Day to make up for this one.
No, the cooperative parking attendant saved me from that. But I do think I need more Me days than I take.
I've been watching a Swedish series, THE RESTAURANT, set in Stockholm in 1945. The ad compares it to DOWNTON ABBEY, but A PLACE TO CALL HOME is a better comparison. Very well done, really solid acting, sets, and so on. It's on Amazon Prime Video, but "leaves" on April 30. I suspect it'll still be there, but with ads or $. Right now it's free. Worth watching.
Does it have subtitles?
Yes. It's in Swedish, but parts are in French. My French is very limited. The subtitles are quite adequate, in my view.
I scheduled a hair appointment for next week, much needed. I, too, would like a massage, but am still sutured. She could work around that, though. I'd love to have lunch with a friend, but just don't feel comfortable with that yet. I'd love to spend a few days at a spa, but don't want to fly, and my allergies are making food choices very limited. No spas for a while methinks. Too bad I don't like camping. I'm not looking for adventure -- I just want to relax and recharge.
What about meeting up with a vaccinated friend and lunching outside in their back yard.
I've thought about something like that. I was thinking take-out, then going to a park with large tables for distancing.
I went to the bank, then bought some falafel take-out. This branch of the bank has a machine that gives you a ticket and another machine that later reads your ticket and tells you how much you must pay. It's $2.50 per 15 minutes. Just as I was about to put my flimsy paper ticket into the slot a gust of wind came up and blew it out of my hand! I looked all over for it, but didn't see it. I reluctantly pressed the LOST TICKET button on the screen, then when nothing happened, the HELP button. Nothing continued to happen. Of course, by this time cars were stacking up behind me and they couldn't get out until I did, and the barrier was blocking my way. Most annoying! Then the welcome sight of a young parking attendant. She was very understanding and did some magic so I could leave WITHOUT having to pay some outrageous lost ticket fee. Yay!
This afternoon I watched the Met’s “The Merry Widow” and now I can’t get that waltz out of my head.I just saw that it was on and feel the same way. Earworm alert!
I got a fraudulent email.
I said, What is it, Phish?
We have been watching The Restaurant, thanks to DR Jeanne's suggestion. I like it, but not nearly as much as Downton Abbey. I think we'll just be able to finish the last episode by April 30.
Tornado warning and watch both in effect in the area. I don’t know exactly where my house fits.
I got a fraudulent email.
I said, What is it, Phish?
Others might ask, What is it, ghoti?
I got a fraudulent email.
I said, What is it, Phish?
Others might ask, What is it, ghoti?
In case you weren't sure how to pronounce each town in Wisconsin, an interactive map:
https://maps.sco.wisc.edu/pronouncewi/ (https://maps.sco.wisc.edu/pronouncewi/)
I've been watching a Swedish series, THE RESTAURANT, set in Stockholm in 1945. The ad compares it to DOWNTON ABBEY, but A PLACE TO CALL HOME is a better comparison. Very well done, really solid acting, sets, and so on. It's on Amazon Prime Video, but "leaves" on April 30. I suspect it'll still be there, but with ads or $. Right now it's free. Worth watching.
I scheduled a hair appointment for next week, much needed. I, too, would like a massage, but am still sutured. She could work around that, though. I'd love to have lunch with a friend, but just don't feel comfortable with that yet. I'd love to spend a few days at a spa, but don't want to fly, and my allergies are making food choices very limited. No spas for a while methinks. Too bad I don't like camping. I'm not looking for adventure -- I just want to relax and recharge.
Tornado warning and watch both in effect in the area. I don’t know exactly where my house fits.
Tornado warning and watch both in effect in the area. I don’t know exactly where my house fits.
Let’s hope your house still fits in the morning.
The power is out. Sat in the center of the house with JB when everything went quiet. Thankfully nothing happened here. The rains eventually came back with more thunder. Don’t know what’s what. But we now have flash flood warnings added to everything else.
We need a few posts, no?
Dear reader George is distracted, clearly.