~~~Vibes for a Modern Major Miracle So BK Won't Have So Much Stressful Stress on His Weary Shoulders!!~~~
COFFEE!!!
Dracula was fun, but kind of all over the place as to whether it was to be played seriously or for laughs. And everyone’s accents were distracting. It’s amazing how accents can make or break something, and I don’t think a single one of these people had the skill for it. I think that if a cast isn’t up to it, they should just leave well enough alone and concentrate on speaking clearly, letting their character be understood, and get on with it.
You have all day to decide DR RON PULLIAM.
I am buying the whole set of tires because the gentleman at the place said bands are broken in both the front tires and the back tires have too much wear on the edges to be safe.
I don't think the tires are original to the car, but knowing my uncle, I wouldn't be surprised.
I am buying the whole set of tires because the gentleman at the place said bands are broken in both the front tires and the back tires have too much wear on the edges to be safe.
I don't think the tires are original to the car, but knowing my uncle, I wouldn't be surprised.
My free Covid tests are due to arrive today, so says an email from the USPS.
Hello from.i 95, approximately 27 miles north of the Georgia state line
TOD:
In Italy, I had a lasagna in the restaurant next to the villa we were staying in. The noodles were paper thin and handmade. Slivers of porcini mushrooms filled in between and there was more than a little brown butter to keep it moist. It barely stood an invh tall, despite seven or so layers. It was so spectacular that I didn’t want to share any. I did. But I wasn’t too happy about it.
Traffic jams everywhere , 3 separate rain storms..
I pack two coolers these days
We left at 10 am.and didn't arrive untin11 pm.
With only 2 stops for gas and the necessary
TOD
When I was in my early 20's I briefly dated a guy who would bring me to his folks' house for Sunday dinners. His mom.made manicotti that was so light and delicate it practically floated above the plate. That, together with her homemade sauce ( which they persisted in calling "gravy") still lives on in my memory more than 40 years later
I’m hoping my doctor can find out why.
TOD:
In Italy, I had a lasagna in the restaurant next to the villa we were staying in. The noodles were paper thin and handmade. Slivers of porcini mushrooms filled in between and there was more than a little brown butter to keep it moist. It barely stood an invh tall, despite seven or so layers. It was so spectacular that I didn’t want to share any. I did. But I wasn’t too happy about it.
Good Morning - my apologies for my very E&T-ness this week. Working, doing a show, etc... used to seem easy. The boys and I did get to the dog park a few times this week and they had a great time. DD JP is quite the fetch-er. I had no idea. It's fun to watch them run and to interact with other dogs. They were quite the welcoming committee yesterday in the time we were there. Such the gentlemen. Two more performances of Pippin, I really do not like the revised version (I think I've said that) especially the orchestration. But, that is what we have now. Pippin ends on Sunday and we go right into Something Rotten for a week. In the meantime, I'm trying to learn my lines for White Christmas and feeling very disconnected from that production. But hey - they cast me with my conflicts....
I should go see a community theatre production of Seussical today as my BFF is the Sour Kangaroo. But the morivation isn't there. Hard to me motivated to go see as show when you're doing a show. We'll see if I get there.
TOD:
In Italy, I had a lasagna in the restaurant next to the villa we were staying in. The noodles were paper thin and handmade. Slivers of porcini mushrooms filled in between and there was more than a little brown butter to keep it moist. It barely stood an invh tall, despite seven or so layers. It was so spectacular that I didn’t want to share any. I did. But I wasn’t too happy about it.
I'm not sure why you would have had to share. It was kind of you to do so.
Greetings from the Delta Club in Philadelphia.
Thanks for the tip, DR Jane.
So far, our flight home appears to be on time and not canceled.
TOD:
In Italy, I had a lasagna in the restaurant next to the villa we were staying in. The noodles were paper thin and handmade. Slivers of porcini mushrooms filled in between and there was more than a little brown butter to keep it moist. It barely stood an invh tall, despite seven or so layers. It was so spectacular that I didn’t want to share any. I did. But I wasn’t too happy about it.
I'm not sure why you would have had to share. It was kind of you to do so.
When you travel with food lovers, it’s practically a given.
TOD
When I was in my early 20's I briefly dated a guy who would bring me to his folks' house for Sunday dinners. His mom.made manicotti that was so light and delicate it practically floated above the plate. That, together with her homemade sauce ( which they persisted in calling "gravy") still lives on in my memory more than 40 years later
Yum, but gravy-lol
TOD
When I was in my early 20's I briefly dated a guy who would bring me to his folks' house for Sunday dinners. His mom.made manicotti that was so light and delicate it practically floated above the plate. That, together with her homemade sauce ( which they persisted in calling "gravy") still lives on in my memory more than 40 years later
Yum, but gravy-lol
A guy I know from my Navy days -- a New Jersey native named Lenny Gatto -- wrote a musical entitled "They Call it Gravy, We Call it Sauce".
My free Covid tests did indeed arrive.....with a card telling me how to check the REAL expiration dates.
However I did keep a few things including a letter sent to me by my friend Brian. He included a review of his performance in a production of NOISES OFF that read:
"Brian Williams is a wonderful actor though woefully inarticulate......"
That's the way he signed the letter.
Singdaw. Glycine is an amino acid and some doctors feel all amino acids are contraindicated for people with kidney issues. Hopefully, yours are history, but you may want to check with your doctor. Have you tried taking magnesium? It’s relaxing and most of us need more than we’re getting.
Nothing bad happened, just lots of problems to deal with.
Forgot to mention that I discovered something cool. On the Kindle, I didn't notice it in black and white, but in color on my tablet I noticed that the Kritzer World cover has cool paintbrush marks embedded in it.
I’ve never seen the movie before, but I did see Alan Menken’s musical.
Singdaw wrote a lovely Kritzer World review on Amazon - check it out. https://www.amazon.com/Kritzer-World-Bruce-Kimmel/dp/B0CKX71NRK/ref=sr_1_1?crid=27OIG5E1AYDD&keywords=kritzer+world&qid=1697957666&s=books&sprefix=kritzer+world%2Cstripbooks%2C140&sr=1-1