Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on February 22, 2022, 12:15:40 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, you binged read the notes, and now it is time for you to post until the binge watching cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: TRANSPIRE!
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Topic of the Day: I had recorded the last three episodes of Doctor Who and watched those pretty quickly. I also have the episodes from this season and about half from last season of Grey's Anatomy. I really need to watch those so that I can delete them from my DVR. Otherwise, I rarely binge watch anything.
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Today, I'm back to work after the three-day weekend, and all of the end of the month things have to get done this week, and so they shall. But first, I'm off to bed.
Have a good day, all!
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Good morning, all!@
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I'm all revved up to get these last two treatments over and done.
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Three days away from radiation and my bladder seems much happier not to be inflamed and irritated. I suspect the next two days will wreak hell on it, but I'm also wondering if my PSA might ber dropping back to a healthier level. We'll see.
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My plans for a ME day yesterday worked out as well as my IRS preparation planning. Instead, I spent most of my day dealing wiht budgets and other concerns of this potential recording project. If I had had any foresight that I would be doing this sixty years ago, I would have taken a couple of business courses as well as several in grant and business proposal writing.
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One question yet to be resolved is do we ask for funding to make four or six recordings? The orioginal four are set, but I'd like to give two of my colleagues something they would seriously like to see recorded.
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DR George, how many years ago did you order that car? Wouldn't it have been easier to pick something off the lot?
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Bingeing:
Upstairs Downstairs
Downton Abbey
Pride and Prejudice
The Good Companions
Bones
The Fixer
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Good morning, friends.
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It's terrific, indeed. Welcome to "2'sDay" 2/22/22
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Good morning Tom
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Topic of the day: I had them to access to two programs: Star Trek Picard in Star Trek Discovery. Very interesting reworking of the Star Trek franchise. Most interesting thing is the use of four letter words and the violence that you don’t see in the movies or the TV series of the past
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Good morning, all.
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Had a horrible night. I must have had some food poisoning because I got sick and blacked out for a moment in which I went sprawling across the bathroom. Landed with a thump on my left upper thigh, which is still sore.
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Otherwise, am feeling tired and slightly queasy. Nothing like that has happened before. Hope it never happens again.
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Any Lyle Lovett fans out there? He’s going to be playing up the road from me in a fairly small venue. Byt tickets are $100 apiece. I just can’t see paying that.
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Another day has dawned, and it is gray again although some sun may peek through in the afternoon.
Good morning, all.
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Ummm
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Good morning, all.
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Scary, DR John G. Sorry that happened. ~~~HEALING VIBES~~~ to you!!!!
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Good Lord, DR John G., that sounds horrible. Hope it has run its course.
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A new performing arts arena is opening south of town. They’ve got Smashing Pumpkins, which I enjoyed about 25 years ago.
I’m old.
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Thank you, Singdaw and ChasSmith. My stomach seems to be okay. My thigh is going to give me fun.
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It's terrific, indeed. Welcome to "2'sDay" 2/22/22
Not only is it 2'sDay, but when written in Brit-style format and in the right computer-y/digital font, it's both a PALINDROME and an AMBIGRAM, meaning it reads the same left to right, right to left, and upside down.
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And this date pattern can never happen again, because there's no 33rd day of a month. So that's it, kids. Enjoy it while you've got it. That's all she wrote. This is the last one. The End. Finis.
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TOD
Between the shows I've collected on DVD and Blu-ray and those available from any number of other sources, I should be binge-watching much more than I actually do. I have no shame in saying I love doing it. I do not discount the traditional experience of enjoying a weekly bit of suspense wondering what's going to happen in the next episode of something, but I do love the modern convenience of being able to have it all at your fingertips ... and just binge, baby, binge.
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This morning's laundry room.
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Had a horrible night. I must have had some food poisoning because I got sick and blacked out for a moment in which I went sprawling across the bathroom. Landed with a thump on my left upper thigh, which is still sore.
That's scary, DR John G! Feel better.
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Page Two
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Feel better vibes for DR JOHN G.
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APPT. vibes for DR ELMORE.
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Terrific Tuesday vibes for MR BK. I hope he found a couple of good wrestlers for the show.
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We are collecting all the documents to take care of Uncle Wayne's 2021 taxes.
The preparation place sent us a checklist. My sister wants to make an appointment......I said don't make an appt. until we're sure we have ALL the documents we need..... She doesn't seem to understand that will just mean ANOTHER trip....if we don't have everything.
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Thanks for the house comments DR JANE DR JEANNE and DR GEORGE.....hopefully we will indeed sell it soon.
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Debbie will have a better photographer take some better pictures....she just used hers since she wanted to get it online as soon as possible.
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This afternoon is the calling for my cousin Edie.....
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DR George, how many years ago did you order that car? Wouldn't it have been easier to pick something off the lot?
Yes, but I want a manual transmission. Automatics are everywhere, but I wanted to be different. ;)
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Had a horrible night. I must have had some food poisoning because I got sick and blacked out for a moment in which I went sprawling across the bathroom. Landed with a thump on my left upper thigh, which is still sore.
Oh, no! :o Hopefully, that never happens again!
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Ummm
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=6785.0;attach=13880)
:))
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It's terrific, indeed. Welcome to "2'sDay" 2/22/22
Not only is it 2'sDay, but when written in Brit-style format and in the right computer-y/digital font, it's both a PALINDROME and an AMBIGRAM, meaning it reads the same left to right, right to left, and upside down.
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=6785.0;attach=13882)
Amazing! ;D
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This morning's laundry room.
Yikes! :o
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Very nice house and listing, DR Jrand71.
And yes, it needs the rest of the pictures! :) How does it happen that they omitted the bedrooms and bathrooms? I also think a simple floor plan is very helpful, especially when it comes to what something like a basement layout is. And all the rest, really. (I'm always trying to assemble the layout from pictures in my poor little head.)
But it looks great, and I'll bet it sells quickly.
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For the rest of the month:
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I am back from lunch. I went to Riley's on Main (on Calhoun Street, natcherly).
Today I had some sort of beans, some mac n cheese, a single chicken tender and some spaghetti. Had a chocolate puddin' for dessert. Topped it all off with a glass of unsweetened ice tea. It was filling.
I then went to a local market and bought a loaf of bread and a can of Pringles chips.
I am ready for the rest of the day.
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Before I did all that, however, I mailed out all my tax payments -- state, federal and my CPA payment.
It's good to be done with it all.
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I had a very nice, restful sleep last night.
I was sorry to read about DR JohnG's experience.
I had a similar experience many years ago. I think it was 1996. I hadn't had anything bad to eat. I got up from bed to go to the bathroom and suddenly found myself face down on the floor as my muscles spasmed. I cracked a few ribs, I did, so I must have fallen flat on my chest. I guess I wasn't fully awake, but I did black out or fall asleep until the rude awakening.
I had to go to work the next day as it was "Bring Your Daughter to Work Day" and one of my people was in charge and I had duties to perform. Those duties were to bring in Orange Juice and doughnots for the morning, and then to pick up pizzas for lunch.
I was in a lot of pain, but I got all done and left work right after pizzas were delivered. Went to the doctor, got x-ays and then received some very wonderful, wondrous, beautiful meds: Some for after work and some FOR work.
The after work meds were delightful, as I recall. I remember I had gotten two CDs in the mail that same day. One was an expanded "Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind" and the other was Michel Legrand's "The Thomas Crown Affair". I sat cross-legged ina stuffed chair and listened to both CDs twice. I remember being amazed and awed by both of them.
Such are the vagaries of wonderful pain killers.
(i also know the dangers and never abused them).
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P.S. to the previous post:
The meds FOR work were quite effective, so much so that I was able to work through a day most comfortably without any side effects.
I did have one bad experience, though. I was standing at a cabinet and pulling files from a drawer. There was dust, i guess, because something caused me to sneeze.
It did not occur to me NOT to sneeze, and I found myself on my knees following the sneeze. I wasn't hurt, but I learned to suppress such things until I was more healed.
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Well, that's it.
That's all I've got for now.
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From John:
They were not my favorite. I think I read two or three. But I loved the William Cannon TV series.
Odd, I can't find it. Which series was it?
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Had a horrible night. I must have had some food poisoning because I got sick and blacked out for a moment in which I went sprawling across the bathroom. Landed with a thump on my left upper thigh, which is still sore.
Oh no. If all you have is a sore thigh you are very lucky. Vibes you heal quickly and don't have lingering issues.
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Otherwise, am feeling tired and slightly queasy. Nothing like that has happened before. Hope it never happens again.
Hopefully never again. It is scary to black out.
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Debbie will have a better photographer take some better pictures....she just used hers since she wanted to get it online as soon as possible.
That's good. I hope sooner than later. Vibes she is right that it was more important to get it up for sale before presenting the house to the best advantage.
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P.S. to the previous post:
The meds FOR work were quite effective, so much so that I was able to work through a day most comfortably without any side effects.
I did have one bad experience, though. I was standing at a cabinet and pulling files from a drawer. There was dust, i guess, because something caused me to sneeze.
It did not occur to me NOT to sneeze, and I found myself on my knees following the sneeze. I wasn't hurt, but I learned to suppress such things until I was more healed.
The way I sneeze changed when I had bruised ribs. Broken, the pain must have been terrible.
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It is 34 degrees outside and I am wearing shorts and a t-shirt to go to the gym. Brr.
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I will add a vet and a light sweatshirt hoodie.
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DR JANE there are three fireplaces in the house.....one in the living room, the white brick wall, one in the TV room in the basement, red brick, and one in the family room with a nice mantel.
All three have been sealed and waterproofed. The fireplace in the family room is set up so that you can have an electric log. The house is totally electric [kitchen, laundry, heating/cooling] so no gas log can be used......
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From John:
They were not my favorite. I think I read two or three. But I loved the William Cannon TV series.
Odd, I can't find it. Which series was it?
Nero Wolfe. It only ran one season.
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I will add a vet and a light sweatshirt hoodie.
I can think of a few vets I would like to snuggle up to. ;)
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I binge watch most everything, including the current Little Dorrit. A few favorites:
Mare of Easttown
Berlin Alexanderplatz
When the Levees Broke
scenes from a Marriage
Pride and Prejudice
Lonesome Dove
All Creatures Great and Small
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PAGE THREE DANCE!
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I will add a vet and a light sweatshirt hoodie.
I can think of a few vets I would like to snuggle up to. ;)
;D
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PAGE THREE DANCE!
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=6785.0;attach=13889)
:))
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I just got home from radiation. The driver on the trip must be the most clueless driver I have ever encountered. Even with the GPS he screwed up all the way home. Oy!
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I remain clueless after four calls and several emails to Local 802 about this "No Musician Left Behind" program. I hope it's still going because I am in pathetic shape if I do not get more finsncial assistance from this program. On my last phone call I asked, Surely there is someone there who can help me?
Apparently there isn't.
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I finally got my last tax form in the mail today. yay!
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Cash flow vibes for Elmore. And one treatment left vibes.
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Happy National Margarita Day!
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ALWAYS read the menu before ordering!
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Cash flow vibes for Elmore. And one treatment left vibes.
~~~SUPER DITTO!!~~~
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Good afternoon!
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I just got home from radiation. The driver on the trip must be the most clueless driver I have ever encountered. Even with the GPS he screwed up all the way home. Oy!
GPS?
I wonder if it helps in getting through the one-way streets and avoiding known traffic problems.
I just never would have thought of needing GPS there, at least in that part of town. But I'm not a GPS user anyway, though I probably should be. I've tried it a few times on the phone, but I don't have it built into the car.
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From John:
They were not my favorite. I think I read two or three. But I loved the William Cannon TV series.
Odd, I can't find it. Which series was it?
Nero Wolfe. It only ran one season.
Mystery solved. There is more than one Nero Wolfe series, and two of those only lasted one season. None of them are with William Cannon, which is why I couldn't find it.
It was William Conrad :) I can picture him in the role.
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I will add a vet and a light sweatshirt hoodie.
I can think of a few vets I would like to snuggle up to. ;)
LOL, vest.
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I'm up, I'm up - eight hours of sleep and answering emails for the last ninety minutes.
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When I moved out of my parent's home Keith got me a cat. He said his family vet practice was very good so we started going there. The older vet in the office was ok, however, the younger vet was not only very good looking he was super nice. We both preferred him, only difference is I had a crush on him where Keith didn't ;D
One time my friend went with me just to meet this guy she had heard much about from multiple friends.
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I just got home from radiation. The driver on the trip must be the most clueless driver I have ever encountered. Even with the GPS he screwed up all the way home. Oy!
GPS?
I wonder if it helps in getting through the one-way streets and avoiding known traffic problems.
I just never would have thought of needing GPS there, at least in that part of town. But I'm not a GPS user anyway, though I probably should be. I've tried it a few times on the phone, but I don't have it built into the car.
Every AAR driver uses it. It's great in helping them get around the five boroughs,
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My most recent vet:
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I would leave the appointment, realizing I hadn't retained one word of what he had said to me...
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:)
He has a Nicholas Ralph-ish vibe going on.
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I just got home from radiation. The driver on the trip must be the most clueless driver I have ever encountered. Even with the GPS he screwed up all the way home. Oy!
GPS?
I wonder if it helps in getting through the one-way streets and avoiding known traffic problems.
I just never would have thought of needing GPS there, at least in that part of town. But I'm not a GPS user anyway, though I probably should be. I've tried it a few times on the phone, but I don't have it built into the car.
Every AAR driver uses it. It's great in helping them get around the five boroughs,
That would most definitely be a huge help.
I might have to put a mount on the dashboard to hold the phone so it'll be more convenient to use it. But I have to get used to setting the phone app up, whichever it's going to be, and using it in general. I've just been lazy about doing it because I haven't gone anywhere I'm not totally familiar with in such a long time.
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Twos-day afternoon greetings! I’ve just done the first 2 steps in making twice-baked potatoes. They’re a favorite of Richard’s, but I don’t make them often because they’re pretty labor intensive. Seems like an appropriate side dish for tonight’s dinner.
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I just got home from radiation. The driver on the trip must be the most clueless driver I have ever encountered. Even with the GPS he screwed up all the way home. Oy!
GPS?
I wonder if it helps in getting through the one-way streets and avoiding known traffic problems.
I just never would have thought of needing GPS there, at least in that part of town. But I'm not a GPS user anyway, though I probably should be. I've tried it a few times on the phone, but I don't have it built into the car.
Every AAR driver uses it. It's great in helping them get around the five boroughs,
That would most definitely be a huge help.
I might have to put a mount on the dashboard to hold the phone so it'll be more convenient to use it. But I have to get used to setting the phone app up, whichever it's going to be, and using it in general. I've just been lazy about doing it because I haven't gone anywhere I'm not totally familiar with in such a long time.
The first Christmas after we started commuting to Lima every Sunday the church folks gave Fr. Richard a Garmin. When we were alone he said to me, “Why do I need that when I have you?”
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;D
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I would leave the appointment, realizing I hadn't retained one word of what he had said to me...
Did he ever ask you why you left your pet at home?
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TOD:
I have binge-watched many things, sometimes to completion or until I felt the series had stagnated.
Among my complete binges:
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Pride and Prejudice (several times...the Colin Firth/Jennifer Ehle series)
Downton Abbey (two times)
Victoria
Quantum Leap
Battlestar Galactica (the original serries)
The Big Bang Theory
The Golden Girls
Murder, She Wrote
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Did he ever ask you why you left your pet at home?
;D
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:)
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FOUR, count 'em, FOUR!!!!
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From John:
They were not my favorite. I think I read two or three. But I loved the William Cannon TV series.
Odd, I can't find it. Which series was it?
Nero Wolfe. It only ran one season.
Mystery solved. There is more than one Nero Wolfe series, and two of those only lasted one season. None of them are with William Cannon, which is why I couldn't find it.
It was William Conrad :) I can picture him in the role.
William Conrad played Cannon. My head is exploding
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I would leave the appointment, realizing I hadn't retained one word of what he had said to me...
Yup! ;)
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I just got home from radiation. The driver on the trip must be the most clueless driver I have ever encountered. Even with the GPS he screwed up all the way home. Oy!
GPS?
I wonder if it helps in getting through the one-way streets and avoiding known traffic problems.
I just never would have thought of needing GPS there, at least in that part of town. But I'm not a GPS user anyway, though I probably should be. I've tried it a few times on the phone, but I don't have it built into the car.
Every AAR driver uses it. It's great in helping them get around the five boroughs,
That would most definitely be a huge help.
I might have to put a mount on the dashboard to hold the phone so it'll be more convenient to use it. But I have to get used to setting the phone app up, whichever it's going to be, and using it in general. I've just been lazy about doing it because I haven't gone anywhere I'm not totally familiar with in such a long time.
I don't use a separate GPS app. I just use the Google Maps app and it's been right every single trip that I've made.
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I had a dashboard mount for my phone and I really liked it, but the plastic rod that holds the suction cup to the window broke. I'm going to wait until I get my new car before I get another phone holder.
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:)
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=6785.0;attach=13893)
I love that one! :D
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So, I'm at the local Red Wagon and right after I ordered my food (fortunately, I got my order in first), someone came in and ordered seven, count 'em, SEVEN orders of chicken strips AND seven orders of fries for a total of $118!
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To go, of course. ;)
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The Wed Ragon?
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From John:
They were not my favorite. I think I read two or three. But I loved the William Cannon TV series.
Odd, I can't find it. Which series was it?
Nero Wolfe. It only ran one season.
Mystery solved. There is more than one Nero Wolfe series, and two of those only lasted one season. None of them are with William Cannon, which is why I couldn't find it.
It was William Conrad :) I can picture him in the role.
William Conrad played Cannon. My head is exploding
LOL, it got us extra posts ;)
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And extra points!
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I need a new phone as mine won't connect to my directions anymore.
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I binge watched JOE TIGER or whatever that was called.
I don't have a lot of platforms, I still have cable - so I can only binge watch stuff that has already been broadcast.....
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We bundled up to go for a walk and headed out. When we opened the door from the building atrium to leave the building the very cold wind blew us back in.
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From John:
They were not my favorite. I think I read two or three. But I loved the William Cannon TV series.
Odd, I can't find it. Which series was it?
Nero Wolfe. It only ran one season.
Mystery solved. There is more than one Nero Wolfe series, and two of those only lasted one season. None of them are with William Cannon, which is why I couldn't find it.
It was William Conrad :) I can picture him in the role.
William Conrad played Cannon. My head is exploding
LOL, it got us extra posts ;)
We like the Nero Wolfe series with Maury Chaykin.
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We started laughing and came back inside.
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Jim Hutton was also in a nice Ellery Queen tv show that lasted a season or two.
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One more visit! Vibes for DR ELMORE!
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Fortunately we went to the gym this morning, and were expecting a phone call.
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We only had time to unbundle before the phone rang. It was good we came back inside.
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A Call from the Vatican! (a little Nine reference)
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Well Marqueeta was not quite sure what had happened to the annuity payout, she said...."We need.....oh...uh....no we have that.....well we need.....oh no we have that.....there's is a ....oh no there it is. Well I will have someone call you this afternoon about this. I don't know what has happ'n."
So Michael called about noon and apologized and said our claim had been setting on someone's desk instead of being sent to actuary, but that he would "expedite" it and it should be sent out next week.
We shall see what happens.
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It's nice to be expedited.
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From John:
They were not my favorite. I think I read two or three. But I loved the William Cannon TV series.
Odd, I can't find it. Which series was it?
Nero Wolfe. It only ran one season.
Mystery solved. There is more than one Nero Wolfe series, and two of those only lasted one season. None of them are with William Cannon, which is why I couldn't find it.
It was William Conrad :) I can picture him in the role.
William Conrad played Cannon. My head is exploding
LOL, it got us extra posts ;)
We like the Nero Wolfe series with Maury Chaykin.
I saw one of those. I enjoyed it, too. But the books are a little, I don’t know, brittle.
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Cousin Edie's viewing was very nice. Met a lot of folks and saw some relatives.
Her 87 year old husband in a wheelchair said to me: "I haven't seen your mom and dad for a long time....."
I just said: "Well they are doing fine....thank you."
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A Call from the Vatican! (a little Nine reference)
Only Anita Morris could make saying 55 in Italian sounds hilariously pornographic.
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Jim Hutton was also in a nice Ellery Queen tv show that lasted a season or two.
Yes it was, but then I always liked Jim Hutton.
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Temps back down to the 20's in the morning. I have been enjoying the 50's almost 60's for a few days.
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Jim Hutton was even nicer in person.
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It's nice to be expedited.
Good luck and vibes it is.
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Cousin Edie's viewing was very nice. Met a lot of folks and saw some relatives.
Her 87 year old husband in a wheelchair said to me: "I haven't seen your mom and dad for a long time....."
I just said: "Well they are doing fine....thank you."
Hugs.
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So, the Oscars are going to hand out eight awards not on camera. Still going to be a dull show.
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Taxes are done and filed.
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That must be a good feeling.
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DR TCB I know you love cruises. How many have you been on?
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Nero Wolfe Unsold Pilot from 1959 starring Kurt Kasznar & William Shatner (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_AoebAAig4)
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Fifi? Fifi?
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'night
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:)
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A friend of mine was trying to make special Valentine's Day cookies. But he couldn't find the bags of red M&Ms in the store. So he bought several bags of the regular M&Ms, and picked out all the red ones.
I just found out that he sent all the leftovers of the other colors to me in the mail.
:o
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O joy, O rapture!
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With DeJoy's US Postal service, perhaps it will get here by July 4th.
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Belated {{{hugs}}} to you, DR Jrand71.
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We have to have a wild congratulatory CELEBRATION tomorrow when DR elmore3003 gets back from his LAST radiation appointment!!!!
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Well, not quite so many posts required from DR TCB and DR George tonight.
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Good night, friends.
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Oops. Well, math was never my strong suite.
You aren’t doing anyone’s taxes, are you?
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Bingeing the rest of Little Dorrit. Tom Courtenay is so good.
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Don't feel like viewing. Spent most of the day writing my sequences. Got all but one done. David told me he did his but I wasn't seeing his new stuff. I told him so and he went on to our doc and didn't see mine. Mine said "saving" which was weird because it's supposed to do that instantly. So, one of us clicked on something we shouldn't have and we spent an hour trying to figure it out. I saved separately all the new stuff I'd done, just in case. I quit Word and when I relaunched our working doc it gave me a warning notice and asked if I wanted to resolve issues. That's when I noticed that auto save, which was on, was off. I put that on on then resolved the three issues and voila, everything was fine and David could see my stuff and I could see his. Scary, though.
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Jim Hutton was also in a nice Ellery Queen tv show that lasted a season or two.
My sister and I used to watch that.
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Fifi? Fifi?
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=6785.0;attach=13894)
;D
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Back from what seemed like an eternal evening in the Mail Room.
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We have to have a wild congratulatory CELEBRATION tomorrow when DR elmore3003 gets back from his LAST radiation appointment!!!!
Hoo and Ray!! ;D
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Well, not quite so many posts required from DR TCB and DR George tonight.
Thanks, Singdaw! :)
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Don't feel like viewing. Spent most of the day writing my sequences. Got all but one done. David told me he did his but I wasn't seeing his new stuff. I told him so and he went on to our doc and didn't see mine. Mine said "saving" which was weird because it's supposed to do that instantly. So, one of us clicked on something we shouldn't have and we spent an hour trying to figure it out. I saved separately all the new stuff I'd done, just in case. I quit Word and when I relaunched our working doc it gave me a warning notice and asked if I wanted to resolve issues. That's when I noticed that auto save, which was on, was off. I put that on on then resolved the three issues and voila, everything was fine and David could see my stuff and I could see his. Scary, though.
Whew!!
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If anyone's interested, here is the NDR Vokalensemble (https://www.youtube.com/c/NDRKlassik/featured) performing Benjamin Britten's Five Flower Songs (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEArOXbZZDY). :)
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I almost forgot...my free Covid tests arrived today!
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And my union card for the current year. :)
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DR TCB I know you love cruises. How many have you been on?
Somewhere between 15 and 20.
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This is pretty cool: "Sing, Sing, Sing" with the NDR ElphCellists (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsbVcJJuTG8).
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Hi, Tom.