Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on March 23, 2024, 12:58:01 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were hot, and now it is time for you to post until the hot cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: PEDANTIC!
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Notes reconnoitered. Liked.
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Good morning, all!
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Good morning, all.
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Up early to go buy plants.
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I slept quite well last night. By the end of rehearsal, around 6:40, my mind was exhausted. The first half of the rehearsal was the end of Act Two, so I finally heard for the first time the Charleston finale, which was not played for lack of time two weeks ago. Now that I've heard it, I am not happy with it
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At the moment, it's too big, too boomy, and I'm not sure I can save it without major revisions. So, I spent most of the second half of last night's rehearesal studying the score and making changes. I don't know if I'm doing something good or rearranging the proverbial Titanic deck chairs. I think it will now sound better.
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I have company on Tuesday as well as my appointment with my new accountant so my focus over the weekend is tidying up yhjre place and getting my tax info together. My damned printer is dead, so I need to copy my information onto a yellow pad.
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Tomorrow morning is the NY Times Arts & Leisure article on the ballet. I'm hoping to God that it brings in work.
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Good morning, all.
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Good morning
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Got the double header today, just enjoying the few spare hours before it begins.
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I was overcome by sleep while posting last night sorry for my abrupt and unannounced departure
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Work vibes for Elmore
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Best of luck on those orchestration fixes, DR Elmore!
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Saturday.
Today I am traveling down to the theeder for an OKLAHOMA! production meeting - rather unnecessary....but then we shall record the Director's Interview so we can get it on the website before auditions.
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I must buy the NYT tomorrow
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It’s miserable and rainy out
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TOD:
The Green Hornet - September, 1966-March, 1967. Twenty six episodes.
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I’m having a coffee in the recliner prior to running to the post office to mail the Easter package to the kids
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Wordle time
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Wordle 1,008 3/6
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Roald Dahl's WAY OUT - 1961 - 1 season, 14 episodes
PAN AM - 2012 - 1 sesaon, 14 episodes
(hmm...both 14?)
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Good morning, friends.
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Who decides these things?
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Sorry I got distracted
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Mayb3 I’ll try connections
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Sorry I got distracted
Shiny objects?
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PAGE TWO
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Connections
Puzzle #286
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Two marvelous for words!
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Well, they're pretty colors, at any rate.
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On the agenda for today:
* nap
* lots o' laundry
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I know that's a pretty skimpy list by DR vixmom standards
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Sorry I got distracted
Shiny objects?
Yeah…story of my life…
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Hot dogs with red cabbage etc. sound pretty good.
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How to drive in a roundabout:
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My Doubletree chocolate chip cookies have not arrived yet.
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I am filing a PayPal dispute.
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Hmmm... My MegaMillions winnings have not arrived yet, either.
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Something is definitely wrong.
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I have high hopes for my PowerBall this evening.
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You and Doris Day.
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Or was it Frank Sinatra?
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TOD:
The Associates, 1979 sitcom. 9 episodes. Martin Short, John Houseman, Joe Regalbuto.
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TOD:
The Associates, 1979 sitcom. 9 episodes. Martin Short, John Houseman, Joe Regalbuto.
I loved that show.
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I know that's a pretty skimpy list by DR vixmom standards
Lots o' laundry keeps your list from being skimpy.
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Tomorrow morning is the NY Times Arts & Leisure article on the ballet. I'm hoping to God that it brings in work.
In print, the story is on page 6 of the Arts and Leisure section. Excellent interview with you, Larry! You have four paragraphs!
If any of your neighbors get the Sunday Times delivered, they have it already - Arts and Leisure is one of the sections that arrives on Saturday.
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Tomorrow morning is the NY Times Arts & Leisure article on the ballet. I'm hoping to God that it brings in work.
~~~SUPER JOB VIBES FOR LARRY!!~~~
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Work vibes for Elmore
~~~SUPER DITTO!!~~~
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Congrats, Vixmom!
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Roald Dahl's WAY OUT - 1961 - 1 season, 14 episodes
PAN AM - 2012 - 1 sesaon, 14 episodes
(hmm...both 14?)
I liked PAN AM.
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How to drive in a roundabout:
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7545.0;attach=21453)
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Can't wait to read the article!
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Heading for the theeder.
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I'm up, I'm up - seven and a half hours of sleep.
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Well...
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PAGE THREE DANCE!!
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Topic of the Day:
All That Glitters (this show had 65 episodes, but all in one season...it was a late night daily soap opera)
Firefly
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Hot l Baltimore
are the only ones that I can think of right now. :)
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CONGRATULATIONS on the NYT write-up, DR elmore3003!
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Here's a link to the full article, which should not be behind the paywall:
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share (https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share)
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Pupcakes:
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Here's a link to the full article, which should not be behind the paywall:
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share (https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share)
Very nice!!
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Just realized I've missed most of the World Figure Skating Championships, but there's still some today.
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I am back from the optician.
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Since she graciously gave me a $200 senior discount, the new specs cost “only” $899.00
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It is POURING out!
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Lots of flooding in the roadways, though nothing impassable yet
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Since she graciously gave me a $200 senior discount, the new specs cost “only” $899.00
At least it wasn't $900!
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;D
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DR vixmom's spectacles will be obtained, as they say, "at ruinous cost."
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~~~SHOW DAY VIBES~~~ for DR ChasSmith!!!!
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It is POURING out!
I’d say it’s pouring MONEY from the Vixhousehold!
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I’m going to hang out down there and try to catch some.
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Is it a nice day for a hot dog?
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I think it is!
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With skyline chili.
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And Tums on the side.
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Here's a link to the full article, which should not be behind the paywall:
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share (https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share)
Thanks for posting the link, DR singdaw! I've already had a congratulatory phone call from London!
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I hear pickleball is becoming all the rage.
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Will enjoy the article/interview tonight!
Right now I’m in a place where there are Wormwoods.
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Great article!
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From DR John:
I share the same fear. Dad had it. Mom, at her age, is now doing what Dad always fessed: She’s losing her English, reverting to German, which her caregivers don’t speak.
Oh no, also this is interesting to me. My father spoke some Spanish, however, because his caregivers spoke Spanish he began speaking it more. A few times, only in his home, when he wasn't well he spoke it to me. It was frustrating as I didn't know what he was saying.
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DR John, Do you and your sister speak German?
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That is very sad DR Vixmom. I didn't remember your father was that bad :(
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From DR Vixmom:
It’s terrifying . Quite honestly I’d rather be hit by a bus than go through that, or put my family through that .
If do not plan to stay around if I began to get true dementia.
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Vixmom, congrats on winning the pillow. Will you take it to Florida next time you go?
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LOL, I see you didn't wait until you travel back to Florida.
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Four!
(https://images.fineartamerica.com/images/artworkimages/mediumlarge/2/four-palm-trees-axel-cedeno.jpg)
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From Vixmom:
The Vixter always had a dreamcatcher in her room, I thought perhaps they would like one for Vixson
That sounds like a perfect gift. I wish you had taken a photo.
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DR Vixmom as far as I know, unless the suggestion has changed, i the CDC does not recommend getting the RSV at the same time as a covid vaccination. You might think about only having the RSV since you just had covid anyway.
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How to drive in a roundabout:
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Topic of the Day:
Firefly
I agree.
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Star Trek was only on for three seasons :(
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Since she graciously gave me a $200 senior discount, the new specs cost “only” $899.00
LOL, thank goodness for that discount.
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I hear pickleball is becoming all the rage.
LOL!
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Four!
(https://images.fineartamerica.com/images/artworkimages/mediumlarge/2/four-palm-trees-axel-cedeno.jpg)
Nice!
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Lots of flooding in the roadways, though nothing impassable yet
I'm glad you are home before it becomes impassable.
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TOD:
Star of the Family starring Brian Dennehy
I’m a Big Girl Now starring BK’s friend Diana Canova
more recently, there was a show, Ben & Kate I liked with Dakota Johnson
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Here's a link to the full article, which should not be behind the paywall:
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share (https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share)
Thanks for posting the link, DR singdaw! I've already had a congratulatory phone call from London!
Very nice article, Larry! May the ballet's upgrade bring you great success!
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Since she graciously gave me a $200 senior discount, the new specs cost “only” $899.00
Did that price include tax?
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It is a somewhat sunny Saturday here in the CSRA.
We had rain most of yesterday and a little this morning, but the sun shines right now.
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I took a look at my calendar for next week, and I have to jump for joy that there is NOTHING on it in the way of medical appointments. Only an Easter Sunday lunch with Butch and Sharon at Pine Ridge.
Just for fun I looked at April. The entire month is CLEAR! That must mean I have forgotten to write something down. I don't generally have an open month. Time will tell.
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Pupcakes:
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7545.0;attach=21455)
Wow. Those are really cool!
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Here's a link to the full article, which should not be behind the paywall:
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share (https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share)
Very nice!!
Agreed!!
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TOD:
Capital News - 1990 - MTM Enterprises produced. ABC aired 13 episodes before cancellation. Starred Lloyd Bridges, Michael Woods, Mark Blum, Helen Slater and Daniel Roebuck
The Associates - 1979 - ABC aired 9 of its 13 episodes before cancelling. It fell victim to ABC manipulating its schedule to retain its top ratings. It moved "Mork and Mindy" and lost ground. Returning "Mork" to its original slot, it never recovered its audience as CBS shows captured a larger audience. Despite glowing reviews, "The Associates" was cancelled without ever having a chance. It starred Wilfrid Hyde-White, Martin Short, Alley Mills, Joe Regalbuto, Shelley Smith, and Tim Thomerson. It was nominated for two Emmys.
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Since she graciously gave me a $200 senior discount, the new specs cost “only” $899.00
Yikes!! :o
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I hear pickleball is becoming all the rage.
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7545.0;attach=21459)
;D
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Here's a link to the full article, which should not be behind the paywall:
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share (https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share)
Very nice!!
Agreed!!
I got goosebumps reading this out loud to Richard!
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Since she graciously gave me a $200 senior discount, the new specs cost “only” $899.00
Did that price include tax?
Is there tax on glasses? I thought there wasn't.
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I took a look at my calendar for next week, and I have to jump for joy that there is NOTHING on it in the way of medical appointments. Only an Easter Sunday lunch with Butch and Sharon at Pine Ridge.
Just for fun I looked at April. The entire month is CLEAR! That must mean I have forgotten to write something down. I don't generally have an open month. Time will tell.
Yay for open calendars with only fun activities.
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Saturday afternoon greetings! We frittered this past week away with errands and appointments and such. Both of my book groups met, too - one Thursday evening and the other Friday at noon.
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Did you read anything good?
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My library informed me that they have ordered the "The Last Hope", the final book in the Maggie Hope series. I am first in the queue :)
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DR singdaw thanks for the link.....what a wonderful article!
Congrats to DR ELMORE on his notoriety.
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At those prices DR VIXMOM those aren't glasses - they're spectacles.
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At those prices DR VIXMOM those aren't glasses - they're spectacles.
:)
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Page Five!
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Did you read anything good?
Thursday evening group read HORSE by Geraldine Brooks (not my fave) and Friday group read ABSOLUTION by Alice McDermott (more to my liking).
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Too bad about HORSE. I liked it very much and it was a hit with our book group. ABSOLUTION looks interesting. I put a hold on it at my library.
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TOD:
I MARRIED DORA with Elizabeth Peña, Daniel Hugh Kelly, a young Juliette Lewis, & Henry Jones.
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Hello, everyone
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Sorry to miss all the HHW hijinks. I’ve been very busy with this, that, and the other, which includes trying to reduce The Accumulation before it turns into a sunami and buries me. Despite my efforts the progress has been much slower than I’d like. 🙁
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I see I missed Rodzinski’s birthday and perhaps some others. Sorry, Rodz. Hope it was a good one. To the rest of you, too.
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Thanks for posting the link to Elmore’s interview, Singdaw. I look forward to reading it.
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Hi DR Jeanne. It is nice to have you back.
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Topic of the Day Addendum:
Action
The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.
Constantine
Enlisted
FlashForward
Life on Mars
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Vixmom, prior to cataract surgery I was what is called in the biz a high minus (extremely nearsighted), plus I had an astigmatism. My glasses were always expensive and often weren’t correct. Once I had cataract surgery I thought my eyes would be normal and the cost of my glasses would be reduced. Well, not so much. Progressive lenses are just expensive, no matter how you cut it. My health insurance now covers part of it, which really helps. Without insurance, my glasses were about $1000 for frame and lenses, even after promotions. Eye care isn’t cheap.
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Hello, Jeanne!
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How to drive in a roundabout:
And I hate roundabouts. They work fine as long as there’s little traffic, but when does that happen? I can’t believe that LA is trying to bring them back.
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I took a look at my calendar for next week, and I have to jump for joy that there is NOTHING on it in the way of medical appointments. Only an Easter Sunday lunch with Butch and Sharon at Pine Ridge.
Just for fun I looked at April. The entire month is CLEAR! That must mean I have forgotten to write something down. I don't generally have an open month. Time will tell.
I, too, love a clear calendar. It seldom happens, though. I have several visits I’m putting off, because it’s just too much.
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Hi DR Jeanne.. It is nice to have you back.
Thank you.
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Hello, Jeanne!
Hi, George!
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This kid is very tired and needs a nap.
TTFN.
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DR George I forgot about The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.
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Vixmom, prior to cataract surgery I was what is called in the biz a high minus (extremely nearsighted), plus I had an astigmatism. My glasses were always expensive and often weren’t correct. Once I had cataract surgery I thought my eyes would be normal and the cost of my glasses would be reduced. Well, not so much. Progressive lenses are just expensive, no matter how you cut it. My health insurance now covers part of it, which really helps. Without insurance, my glasses were about $1000 for frame and lenses, even after promotions. Eye care isn’t cheap.
I thought you corrected your vision to only need distance glasses. Was the astigmatism corrected with your surgery?
I'm now ready to have cataract surgery but need to decide to leave my eyes alone or correct for distance. The doctor is concerned I won't adjust to losing my close up vision and needing reading glasses if I correct my distance vision. I really want to stop wearing glasses all the time.
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How to drive in a roundabout:
And I hate roundabouts. They work fine as long as there’s little traffic, but when does that happen? I can’t believe that LA is trying to bring them back.
When did LA have roundabouts? I only remember the little one on Beverwill or Beverly Drive.
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Wonderful to see Jeanne here!
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I was just wondering about DR Jeanne yesterday, so very glad to see her here.
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Has DR Jrand73 won the Powerball yet?
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Does anyone here know how to play musical spoons?
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It looks like fun.
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:)
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One cat is an introvert.
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Can you guess which one?
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Almost done with the murder mystery I am reading, then on to Directed By...
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Good night, friends.
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Hot dogs for lunch. I got a cup of chili from Tommy's - two chili dogs and two mustard and onion. That's it.
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Me wonders if our dear vixmom is ever going to write a Kritzer World review - it really shouldn't take five or six weeks to think about a review? Oh well, I guess we'll have to do without.
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I just heard a bit of the new Merrily cast album - I just don't get it - a completely dead sounding recording - no room ambience - instruments and voices need air. That's what realistic reverb is for when you're recording in a dead room, which they clearly were. Best way to make a band sound small and for vocals to sound like they're in a small closet. It's all they do these days, at least the ones I've heard. I compared it to our Merrily recording and whichever cast one prefers, one has ambience and one doesn't and frankly if I were to remix ours I'd add a bit more.
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I forgot to mention THE ORVILLE. The fan base and good reviews kept increasing, still it was not renewed for a fourth season :(
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'night
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Goodnight, Jane!
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:)
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7545.0;attach=21461)
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One cat is an introvert.
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7545.0;attach=21463)
:D
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Me wonders if our dear vixmom is ever going to write a Kritzer World review - it really shouldn't take five or six weeks to think about a review? Oh well, I guess we'll have to do without.
Oh I forgot
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I’m going to bed now, I’ll try to do it tomorrow
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Topic of the Day:
All That Glitters (this show had 65 episodes, but all in one season...it was a late night daily soap opera)
Firefly
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Hot l Baltimore
are the only ones that I can think of right now. :)
Never saw Firefly. Loved the others.
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Tonight, I watched something totally extraordinary!
The Men's Free Skate at the 2024 World Figure Skating Championships ended tonight with the Men's Free Skate competition.
What looked like a shootout between Shoma Uno (first going into the program and world champion the past two years), Yuma Kagiyama (second going into the program and 2nd place in the past world championship) and Ilia Malinin (third going in and last year's 3rd place winner). Less than two points separated 1st place from 3rd place.
Uno skated first in the final grouping, and he was good but made mistakes that seemed to weigh on the rest of his program. His final score put him into second place behind the French skater who had vaulted from 19th place to first place with his earlier free skate!
Next was Kagiyama and his skate was brilliant. he did have a fall that cost him one point, but he was in first place and, seemingly, the title was going to be his. At best, I thought Malinin might finish 2nd, but also might place 3rd.
Malinin skated last. All year, he has improved, but his component scores (artistry) have always suffered compared to his technical scores. Both Uno and Kagiyama had high component scores, but Jason Brown's were higher than any all night and he was in fourth place at this time.
Malinin started out with his quad axel, the hardest jump to do. He landed it first last year and has only trotted it out a couple of times this season. He followed the axel with five more perfectly executed quads, two of which were in the second half of his program (which gave him an additional 10% boost to each jump's value).
To make a long story shorter, he finished the night with the highest technical score ever recorded, and his component score was rather high, as well. He won the competition by 24 points, and he bested Nathan Chen's record combined skating score (224) by nine points (333).
It was a stunning skate, amazing to watch, breathtaking, in fact.
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Here's a link to the full article, which should not be behind the paywall:
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share (https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share)
Thank you. I wish the Times had copy editors. The show is Kiss Me, Kate. Not Kiss Me Kate.
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Here's a link to the full article, which should not be behind the paywall:
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share (https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share)
Thank you. I wish the Times had copy editors. The show is Kiss Me, Kate. Not Kiss Me Kate.
I wish all publications had writers/editors with a fundamental understanding of punctuation. Sadly, the art seems to have no proponents currently working professionally.
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DR John, Do you and your sister speak German?
My German sister does. :)
Actually, we all speak some, but the Americans among us aren't fluent.
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Topic of the Day Addendum:
Action
The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.
Constantine
Enlisted
FlashForward
Life on Mars
:D
Briscoe County ran for 27 episodes. I loved that show.
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TOD:
Capital News - 1990 - MTM Enterprises produced. ABC aired 13 episodes before cancellation. Starred Lloyd Bridges, Michael Woods, Mark Blum, Helen Slater and Daniel Roebuck
The Associates - 1979 - ABC aired 9 of its 13 episodes before cancelling. It fell victim to ABC manipulating its schedule to retain its top ratings. It moved "Mork and Mindy" and lost ground. Returning "Mork" to its original slot, it never recovered its audience as CBS shows captured a larger audience. Despite glowing reviews, "The Associates" was cancelled without ever having a chance. It starred Wilfrid Hyde-White, Martin Short, Alley Mills, Joe Regalbuto, Shelley Smith, and Tim Thomerson. It was nominated for two Emmys.
Regarding The Associates: I forgot it was Wilfred Hyde-White. But they brought John Houseman in for one of the funniest episodes. I can still see the two of them going at it like school boys. Hilarious.
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Hi DR Jeanne. It is nice to have you back.
Very nice indeed. Glad to see you, Jeanne.
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I'm really tired. I think I'm going to bed. I have to play bells in the morning.
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Good night, all.
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I'm currently reading Directed By.
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Just had to share. :)
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I'm now starting Chapter 4: How to Make a Movie.
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Hello, Nightcrawlers.
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Today Baby Rodzgirl turned 6. Too soon!
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Read on, MacDuff.
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But we really must get off this damn page.
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She’s still in Kindergarten, so not a big kid yet.
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We really must.
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Mr. Ormandy is doing a suite from Swan Lake.
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Onward!
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Welcome, Rodzinski.
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Page 7.
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I do not care for page seven.
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Hello, boss!
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But we're excusing dear reader George, as he's reading my new book and that, of course, takes precedence, oh, yes, that takes precedence.
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Can I get a Directed By softcover yet via Kritzerland?
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So far, I'm really enjoying reading about BK's process and attitudes about directing.
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Friend Robert Yacko finished the book, was delighted about what I had to say about him, and loved it, especially the earl, formative part of becoming a director.
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Must you make me trudge through the filthy squalor of the Amazonian universe?
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Swan Lake has very recognizable tunes.
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Today Baby Rodzgirl turned 6. Too soon!
A Very Happy 6th Birthday to Baby Rodzgirl!!
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Yes, we must.
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I remember when the Darling Daughter was six. We had so many fun adventures back then.
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Dear reader George, is there anywhere we could do a book signing up your way? Remember when we did one wherever former dear reader JMK was?
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I'd love to do a NY and LA signing and then one up your way.
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Let's make that happen.
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We must.
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I see I missed Rodzinski’s birthday and perhaps some others. Sorry, Rodz. Hope it was a good one. To the rest of you, too.
Quite alright, Jeanne! Thank you for the kind words.
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How about one in Indiana - that would be fun because the publisher is there and I could finally meet the folks who are my handlers.
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A signing in Seattle would draw the Rodz clan for certain.
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I'm feeling Swan-like right now.
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Well, we MUST make it happen.
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We simply must.
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I'd try to lost fifty pounds first.
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I'd be happy to lose ten to start.
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I would be.
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Or Vancouver. Get the Canadians in the Kimmel Spirit!
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I really would.
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Yes!
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I've been to Vancouver.
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Whew!
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Made it to page eight.
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A fine page.
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Dear reader George, is there anywhere we could do a book signing up your way? Remember when we did one wherever former dear reader JMK was?
That was Portland. There's a Barnes and Noble here in Olympia, and a couple of local bookstores that have had book signings in the past, but the ones that I went to were by local authors.
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I don't know how those are set up. Would someone just contact the bookstores and ask?
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I can get you in at my local library.
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A signing in Seattle would draw the Rodz clan for certain.
I'd certainly make the drive!
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I don't know how those are set up. Would someone just contact the bookstores and ask?
Yes.
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Libraries are really fun to do, actually. Yes, let's do that. And George, if you have a good bookstore see if they're interested.
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New notes are up.
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Up are new notes.
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I've seen them.
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I've read them.
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I wrote them.
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Libraries are really fun to do, actually. Yes, let's do that. And George, if you have a good bookstore see if they're interested.
Would you be more interested in Seattle, or here in (podunk ;) ) Olympia?
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Here's a link to the full article, which should not be behind the paywall:
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share (https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share)
Thank you. I wish the Times had copy editors. The show is Kiss Me, Kate. Not Kiss Me Kate.
I wish all publications had writers/editors with a fundamental understanding of punctuation. Sadly, the art seems to have no proponents currently working professionally.
That’s if you don’t count cemetery trade magazines, sir!
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Here's a link to the full article, which should not be behind the paywall:
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share (https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/23/arts/dance/bayadere-revamped-indiana-university.html?unlocked_article_code=1.e00.99q1.sXeJDEltTFeP&smid=url-share)
Thank you. I wish the Times had copy editors. The show is Kiss Me, Kate. Not Kiss Me Kate.
I wish all publications had writers/editors with a fundamental understanding of punctuation. Sadly, the art seems to have no proponents currently working professionally.
That’s if you don’t count cemetery trade magazines, sir!
;D
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George, either, whatever's easiest for everyone - would love to see you and Jane and Keith and Ann and Jed and the kids and Rodzinski and family.
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To da notes!