Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on April 28, 2024, 01:09:48 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were like children posing, and now it is time for you to post until the posing cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: TRIUMPH!
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Good morning, all!
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I was so energized after watching the ballet last night that I did not get to bed until after 11:00. I planned to sleep as late as I wanted, but around 6:00 Annabelle and Thatch started playing wake up games with me, and by 6:30 I was out of bed and ready to kill.
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I think I know what the IRS issue is, but I cannot be certain. In 2022, my accountant of nearly 40 years sold his client list to Taxmasters to concentrate on the clients whose money he was managing. Taxmasters is like H&R Block, with many agents coming and going, and the client is no longer in a mom-pop situarion. My tax person last year was wonderful, but he's gone, and the person I was assigned to suddenly vanished and I found myself working with a new young lady who had no desire to do any more work than necessary. She asked me no questions but reviewed the information I had sent, and that's where I got into trouble because I could never tell you what my former accountant did with the information, loke what percentage of my total DVD, book, and CD purchases he declared on my tax forms. I think I'm screwed.
Pray some work comes in soon! I cannot saurvive on nothing.
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Good morning.
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I am tired of being tired all the time.
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Anyway I must go to church
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A quick Wordle first
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Maybe I’ll pray I can stay awake and not sleep away another day off of work
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Wordle 1,044 4/6
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Red Wagon?
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What about the Wells Fargo wagon?
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Or the chuck wagon?
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Good morning, friends.
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Who decides these things?
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Good morning, all.
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I want blueberry pie.
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Pie.
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It's what's for breakfast.
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If you're lucky.
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I spy.
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With my little eye.
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Something that is pie.
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And by and by...
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I realized I had no pie.
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And I began to cry.
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I don't know why she swallowed the fly.
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Perhaps she'll die.
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PAGE TWO
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Besides missing DR Jeanne and DR Jennifer, we haven't heard anything lately from DR DR Iris.
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Or DR Matthew.
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~~~RECUPERATION AND ENERGY VIBES~~~ for DR vixmom!!!!
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~~~FINANCIAL VIBES~~~ for DR elmore3003!!!
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Perhaps we'll hear about how DR ChasSmith's shows went yesterday.
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Glad that DR Rodzinski had good family time at yesterday's wedding. And good cake.
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Perhaps he did a cakewalk.
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Can't sleep - very annoying.
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Travel vibes for DR JANE.
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Sleeping vibes for MR BK.
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Taxing refund vibes for DR ELMORE.
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I enjoyed reading about DR RON PULLIAM's adventures yesterday.
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Energy vibes for DR VIXMOM.
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Hearing the incomparable Darlene Edwards yesterday reminded me of her classic version of "Cocktails For Two" with husband Johnathan on piano.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EpMeOgWBes&list=RD-EpMeOgWBes&start_radio=1
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More energy vibes for vixmom!
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Perhaps we'll hear about how DR ChasSmith's shows went yesterday.
Looking forward to whatever he can tell us.
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Taxing refund vibes for DR ELMORE.
Ditto to elmore from me! Hoping there's a quick resolution.
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Nice to hear about the Rodzinski family wedding.
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Hello and happy Sunday! On the new episode of the Broadway Radio Show, we are looking at the Musical Side of Playwrights Horizons. Over the last 50+ years, this great New York Off-Broadway company has developed some great plays, but they've also presented some wonderful musicals and you'll hear from more than 20 of them on this week's show...check it out!
http://www.haineshisway.com/the-broadway-radio-show-2/
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Hearing the incomparable Darlene Edwards yesterday reminded me of her classic version of "Cocktails For Two" with husband Johnathan on piano.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EpMeOgWBes&list=RD-EpMeOgWBes&start_radio=1 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EpMeOgWBes&list=RD-EpMeOgWBes&start_radio=1)
Love it! ;D
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Wishing I had a nice bowl of avgolemono soup right about now.
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~~~SLEEP VIBES~~~ for BK and any DRs who need them
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Taxing refund vibes for DR ELMORE.
I suspect the refund, if it ever arrives, will be quite less than what I expected. What I really need more than anything is some work!
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Forget your troubles, c'mon get happy
You better chase all your cares away
Shout "hallelujah", c'mon get happy
Get ready for the judgement day
The sun is shinin', c'mon get happy
The Lord is waitin' to take your hand
Shout "hallelujah", c'mon get happy
We're going to the promise land
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And that is the best I can muster on this cheery, if a bit overcast, Sunday morning on the 28th of April. And where the frell has this month gone, I ask you!!!
In less than half an hour, I shall enter the door of Third Generation and get my Sunday dinner.
This afternoon, I have my weekly Zoom chat with like-minded individuals, and I have absolutely no idea what will be on any of their minds today.
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Perhaps later, I shall have to something to repor.
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Good morning, all.
(Is it still morning? Let me check. Yes.)
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Ketchuping:
DR Elmore, that is so unfortunate and aggravating about the IRS refund. When you first posted their note, I thought the wording implied that yours had simply fallen victim to a random check that they may or may not do (I have no idea), and that any delay should be a couple of days at worst. Then you posted that perhaps this new impersonal tax preparer might very well have made some stupid error.
Here's hoping for a fast (at least at this point) and acceptable resolution. And of course some great new employment!
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I am also enthused about DR Elmore's reunion with the ballet stream of last night, and I greatly look forward to mine own.
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Back from church where I served as Reader, communion assistant and then reset the altar for the next service
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Ruthenium I took communion to my stay at homes
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As to Drowsy:
Ticket sales are way too low for the size of their auditorium, but the audiences are loving the show. I am absolutely certain, however, that they're missing too many details due to the less than satisfactory quality of the amplification...which I simply don't understand.
I am also sorry to report that, contrary to my impressions earlier in the week, they never had any intention of NOT taking a real intermission, so we have this nice long first act, a forced intermission (with the wonderful Act 2 opening scene "mistake" excised), followed by a very short second act. I've asked around, and I have the impression that most schools take an intermission, apparently because they're loathe to give up concessions sales, and, really, one-act musicals kind of aren't in their (and their audience's) wheelhouse.
I don't know about other productions. The community theeder one I saw in 2019 took no intermission, left the material uncensored (though I have no memory as to whether the "Negro" line was there), was beautifully produced, and I'd give anything to be able to see it again. It was performed in an attractive and comfortable cabaret-seating venue, which was perfect for this show and for Man in Chair's proximity to the audience. Also in that respect, I can't help but imagine that DR Jrand73's production was one not to be missed.
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Ruthenium I took communion to my stay at homes
How in the world did autocorrect turn “then” into “ruthenium”?
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What IS ruthenium?
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Wordle 1,044 4/6
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Hmmmm
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According to Dr. Doug Stewart Ruthenium was the last of the six platinum group metals (platinum, palladium, rhodium, osmium, iridium and ruthenium) to be discovered.
The initial discovery of ruthenium was thought to have occurred in 1828, when Swedish chemist Jons Jacob Berzelius and Russian chemist Gottfried W. Osann examined the residues left from crude platinum ores after dissolving them in aqua regia (a concentrated solution of hydrochloric and nitric acids).
Osann believed that there were three new metals in these residues, which he called pluranium, polinium and ruthenium. Berzelius was, however, skeptical.
Later, in 1844, in Kazan, Russia, Karl K. Klaus repeated Osann’s work to clarify the results. He proved that there was only one new metal present in the residues. He kept Osann’s name of ruthenium for this new metal.
Klaus used a lengthy process to obtain the salt, ammonium chlororuthenate, (NH4)2RuCl6, from which he could isolate the metal ruthenium and identify its properties. (1)
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The element’s name comes from the Latin word ‘Ruthenia’ meaning Russia, as the platinum ores were originally from the Ural Mountains in Russia.
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Ruthenium is immune to concentrated acids, but can be dissolved by household bleach.
Do not try this at home!!!
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Red Wagon?
Yes! :D
https://www.redwagontumwater.com/ (https://www.redwagontumwater.com/)
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Ruthenium is a suspected carcinogen and its compounds strongly stain the skin. Ruthenium tetroxide (RuO4) is highly toxic.
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I want blueberry pie.
Me, too!
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Ruthenium is a very rare, hard, lustrous, brittle, silvery-white metal that does not tarnish at room temperature.
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All of that being said - the more I learn about the show, the more I love it, and I look forward to being a part of another production sometime. This director brought some good bits to it, but for my money, those moments leave us wanting more. And the more I think about Man in Chair, the more fascinating or intriguing that character becomes.
I was noodling around on the web the other day and found this site with a fun page on Drowsy:
https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Theatre/TheDrowsyChaperone
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The metal is unaffected by air, water and acids.
It reacts with molten alkali and halogens and can oxidize explosively
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Small amounts of ruthenium are used to harden platinum and palladium and it can also be alloyed with these metals to make electrical contacts for severe wear resistance.
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The addition of 0.1% ruthenium improves the corrosion resistance of titanium a hundred times over
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Ruthenium has catalytic properties; for example, hydrogen sulfide can be split by light in the presence of an aqueous suspension of cadmium sulfide particles loaded with ruthenium dioxide.
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Interestingly, ruthenium is used in some Parker pen nibs, such as the Parker 51 whose nib is marked ‘RU’, and consists of 96.2% ruthenium and 3.8% iridium
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Does anyone here have a Parker pen 51?
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Wasn’t that interesting?
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What do you mean! “NO “ ???
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What IS ruthenium?
The Story of Ruth performed on a proscenium stage?
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Vixmom, you passed a millstone! ;D
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Ruthenium is the tragic lead character in my latest soon-to-be award-winning tragedy miniseries, premiering soon on HBO.
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Ruthenium is a suspected carcinogen and its compounds strongly stain the skin. Ruthenium tetroxide (RuO4) is highly toxic.
So...no engagement ring with a ruthenium band?
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Vixmom, you passed a millstone! ;D
Congratulations on your millstone, vixmom!
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What IS ruthenium?
The Story of Ruth performed on a proscenium stage?
:))
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Yes.
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DR VIXMOM thanks for the information on ruthenium.....a subject I would have been uninformed about except for your posts on HHW.
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Page Four.
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DR ChAS SMITH thanks for that DC link.....most interesting
It turns out that I do have video evidence of our production....
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MR BK must have gone back to sleep.
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Sunday sweet Sunday.......
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Cloudy weather hear....but a nice warm breeze and no rain!
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CONGRATULATIONS to DR vixmom on her lofty new perch in the HHW firmament!!!!!
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THEN... I discovered RUTHENIUM.
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With enough ruthenium, you can achieve all kinds of milestones. Congrats, Vixmom!
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I got up late, dialed into church online and promptly fell asleep.
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I slept three more hours, during which time we had a thunderstorm. I do recall vaguely noting the thunder.
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I woke to discover we had an inch of rain in these here parts. The yard looks great.
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It turns out that I do have video evidence of our production....
Oh, goody.
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The back feels somewhat better, but not perfect.
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Glad I canceled this morning's dance lesson.
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They are making corn fritters on America's Test Kitchen.
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Vibes for us all. Seems like we could use some.
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May you continue to experience progress, DR John G.
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They are making corn fritters on America's Test Kitchen.
Jerry likes my corn fritters.
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I love the Bible story about Ruthenium and Estherenium.
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I think I'm watching the last episode of World of Giants I want to see. He's faced a cat, a possum, a Doberman and now a squirrel. And narrated each as if he were doing an episode for the visually impaired.
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Jerry likes my corn fritters.
Why, it's practically church.
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Or high camp.
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Or high camp.
There is a new film coming out called Summer Camp with Diane Keaton, Kathy Bates, Alfre Woodard and Eugene Levy.
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And it looks campy.
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We're almost to five.
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Got any more blather in you, Singdaw?
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Campy corn pone dishes?
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Enough to feed the fishes?
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One more
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Five!
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So I guess Ruthenium is what spellcheck offered when vixmom typed the word then?
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And that's how promising HHW posting days are made!
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Vixmom, you passed a millstone! ;D
Oh goodness! I didn’t notice!
Thank you George!
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What IS ruthenium?
The Story of Ruth performed on a proscenium stage?
😁
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And the word of the day is: TRIUMPH!
One might almost say... JUBILATION.
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T. CORNPONE.
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I tasted the leftover red lentil salad from yesterday. What a surprise. I made tabbouleh with red lentils instead of bulgar wheat.
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I am contemplating a nap.
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Now baking a frittata with the leftover fried cabbage.
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I have been reviewing my colonoscopy prep instructions. At least 3 days before, I have to cut out anything high in fiber, including lentils.
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I need to get the store and buy some jello and popsicles.
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World of Giants has given way for Werckmeister Harmonies, a Hungarian movie in Hungarian.
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It's very arty. And in black and white. And long.
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I have been reviewing my colonoscopy prep instructions. At least 3 days before, I have to cut out anything high in fiber, including lentils.
What good is living without lentils?
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I am contemplating a nap.
They say don't be too hasty in deciding to take a nap. Maybe you should sleep on it.
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Living Without Lentils, and its sequel, Life Without Lentils, make for compelling drama.
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Unending drama, as Anne Egerman might say.
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And has said.
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And that's before the figs.
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Lucky #140
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Vibes for us all. Seems like we could use some.
~~~SUPER DITTO!!~~~
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Vixmom, you passed a millstone! ;D
Oh goodness! I didn’t notice!
Thank you George!
You're welcome, Vixmom!
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In today's Zoom chat, we talked of many things...but not of shoes, ships, cabbages or kings. And forget about sealing wax.
We shared a laugh or two over inconsequential stuff, but we spoke of Monty Python and TV shows like Hennessey and The Courtship of Eddie's Father. We shared some main theme music from both those shows (Hennessey written by Sonny Burke and Eddie's Father by Harry Nilsson).
We also shared a laugh or four over the Monty Python song "I'm A Lumberjack".
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My lunch today was fried chicken, of course, plus macaroni and cheese, mixed greens, and pinto beans with fresh onion bits on top.
It was very good...and there was so much of each that I now have a sufficient amount for supper.
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In today's Zoom chat, we talked of many things...but not of shoes, ships, cabbages or kings. And forget about sealing wax.
We share a laugh or two over inconsequential stuff, but we spoke of Monty Python and TV shows like Hennessey and The Courtship of Eddie's Father. We shared some main theme music from both those shows (Hennessey written by Sonny Burke and Eddie's Father by Harry Nilsson).
We also shared a laugh or four over the Monty Python song "I'm A Lumberjack".
So glad to hear you had a good time!
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We have slowed down.
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I took a long nap.
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It felt good.
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But enough of that.
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Six!
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Well... as I live and breathe.
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Which beats the alternative.
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Up from a nap.
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It is raining here.
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I have been reviewing my colonoscopy prep instructions. At least 3 days before, I have to cut out anything high in fiber, including lentils.
What good is living without lentils?
I have successfully lived without lentils for nearly 67 years
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I love the Bible story about Ruthenium and Estherenium.
Yethium
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How can the Supreme Court be supreme, when they don't even have sour cream?
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Back vibes for John G
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Refund vibes for Elmore
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Today I watched two movies with composite scores, May December and Wonka. That theme wasn't planned. I see both have been discussed here before. I really liked May December and enjoyed Wonka.
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May December is also the first movie I've seen where one of my music notation buddies has an orchestration credit. Far from his first such credit, just the first I've seen.
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That’s always fun, Michael G, to see a friend’s name in the credits.
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I have started listening to Salman Rushdie read Knife: Meditations After an Attempted Murder. It’s fascinating hearing his voice retell the story.
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I have read six or seven of Rushdie’s books but not the Satanic Verses. Yet.
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I have been reviewing my colonoscopy prep instructions. At least 3 days before, I have to cut out anything high in fiber, including lentils.
What good is living without lentils?
I have successfully lived without lentils for nearly 67 years
successful, yes. But happy?
These are the philosophical dilemmas of our lentiled lives.
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Can you exist peacefully in a world of ruthenium without lentils?
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Good evening!
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Wordle: 6/6.
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Vibes for DR elmore
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Vibes for DR JohnG
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Travel vibes for DR JANE.
Thank you. Our flight to Dallas was on time.
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We have two hours left before we depart for Dublin.
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Wasn’t that interesting?
It was funny.
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Ruthenium is a suspected carcinogen and its compounds strongly stain the skin. Ruthenium tetroxide (RuO4) is highly toxic.
So...no engagement ring with a ruthenium band?
;)
;D
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Vixmom, you passed a millstone! ;D
Congratulations on your millstone, vixmom!
Ditto.
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Glad I canceled this morning's dance lesson.
It was of you to rest. Vibes you are in less pain tomorrow.
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Not sitting g much yesterday certainly helped me. So far I have mostly been ok today. OK as in tolerable.
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Vibes for us all. Seems like we could use some.
DITTO!
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Not sitting g much yesterday certainly helped me. So far I have mostly been ok today. OK as in tolerable.
No-pain vibes for Jane for the flight to Dublin.
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Page Seven!
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DR JANE is over the ocean!
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Congrats to DR VIXMOM on her millstone.
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It was interesting to read about the CHARADE copyright mix up.
I wondered how that happened since I saw a $1 VHS copy many many years ago.
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Continued back vibes for DR JOHN G.
Whatever you have moved onto from WOG has to be an improvement. There was a good idea for a tv series in there.....somewhere.
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I have been reviewing my colonoscopy prep instructions. At least 3 days before, I have to cut out anything high in fiber, including lentils.
What good is living without lentils?
I have successfully lived without lentils for nearly 67 years
And I for nearly 58 years! ;)
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May December is also the first movie I've seen where one of my music notation buddies has an orchestration credit. Far from his first such credit, just the first I've seen.
That's really cool, MichaelG!
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Not sitting g much yesterday certainly helped me. So far I have mostly been ok today. OK as in tolerable.
No-pain vibes for Jane for the flight to Dublin.
~~~DITTO!!~~~
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So, today I went downtown to the Washington Center for the Performing Arts with the intention of purchasing a ticket to the silent movie series with live organ music played by Dennis James.
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However, when I got there, waiting in line was my friend Margot (not to be confused with my friend Margo) and she asked if I was going to purchase a ticket, or if I had one waiting at Will Call.
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I said that I needed to purchase a ticket and she said that I didn't need to!
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Just a couple of minutes before I got there, someone gave her a ticket that that person's friend got for from their church, and asked if Margot wanted it.
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Good evening.
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Margot said she and her husband (my friend Bryan) wanted to sit together (not knowing what tickets around the free ticket had already been sold), so the person asked if Margot would mind giving it away, and Margot said that she wouldn't.
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And then I walked up, saw Margot, we started chatting and she gave me the ticket! ;D
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I need to get the store and buy some jello and popsicles.
Buy some canned chicken broth. You'll get sick of sweet things.
Also, ask your doctor if you can do the Miralax cleanse. No bad taste. Very easy to do.
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Good evening.
Hello, Laura.
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The evening's entertainment were two different silent comedies: one was a Charlue Chapin two-reeller, and the other was a Harold Lloyd six-reeler.
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Both were quite funny and had delightful music accompaniment.
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The music that was played for the Charlie Chaplin movie was actually written by Charlie Chaplin for this movie!
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Gratuitous Post #200!!
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Singdaw, only eat white things -- white pasta, white yogurt with no fruit, white bread. Stuff with no fiber at all.
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Actually, Dennis James said that about 85% of the music was Chaplin's, but that he changed some of the music at the end because either he didn't like it or it fidn't quite work (I forget which).
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Either way, it was all really good.
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For the Harold Lloyd movie, he said that a score was never specifically for the movie, so he did what musicians did back in the day and compiled music that fit what was happening on the screen.
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Everyone there really enjoyed the movies and the music...as usual. :)
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After the movies, I went to my sister's to help he with a couple of things, and now I'm at Subway, having just finished half a meatball sub that I got with a coupon.
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I'll save the other half for later.
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And now for something completely different...
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...since we're so close...
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PAGE EIGHT CAMELOT DANCE!!
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This was tweeted (X'd??) by John Fugelsang (and I'm sure many others) and John wrote, "I really need this to be real."
:))
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Good evening.
Hi, Laura!
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That Camelot poster is scary.
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Free is always nice, George.
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However, when I got there, waiting in line was my friend Margot (not to be confused with my friend Margo) and she asked if I was going to purchase a ticket, or if I had one waiting at Will Call.
"Margo and Margot" should be the name of something.
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PAGE EIGHT CAMELOT DANCE!!
That's funny! And the theater is on East Mosquito Abatement Road!
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There must also be a West Mosquito Abatement Road
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I'm up, I'm up - oh dear, I am soooo discombobulated - thought I'd posted when I got up.
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I don't think I actually fell asleep until ten in the morning. I slept until almost three, I think, so maybe I got five hours of sleep.
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I've been a beat behind all the damn day.
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For food, I got a pulled pork sandwich from some nearby barbecue jernt that had great reviews. Well, perhaps the worst pulled pork sandwich ever. I'm simply not a fan of vinegary barbecue with no sweetness at all. Their sauce was sour, the meat was permeated with a vinegary taste, the slaw wasn't too bad, but it was just gross. I ate it, of course. For a side I got their raved about potato salad, which looked like soup and tasted like fetid warts. Never again.
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I've just been relaxing, kinda sorta.
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And now I'm eating a crispy chicken sandwich from Fatburger, just to try and get the taste and memory of the pulled pork out of my system.
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Page eight is very impressive at this time.
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Free is always nice, George.
Agreed!
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~~~CONTINUED TRAVEL VIBES~~~ for DR Jane and DH Keith
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Thank you for the advice, DR Laura!
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For a side I got their raved about potato salad, which looked like soup and tasted like fetid warts. Never again.
Fetid warts don't sound that appetizing.
Even feta warts don't sound that appetizing.
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I should think not.
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Good night, friends.
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Travel vibes for Jane and Keith.
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Back to Werckmeister Harmonies.
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It’s atmospheric and fun, in a depressing way. It’s also long.
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Good night, all.
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I've just been dozing the entire damn night.
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And this was a banner bad food day - first the pulled pork thing, then later the crispy chicken sandwich from Fatburger - first time I had it it was great - second time was NOT the charm.
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Is this a joke? Is there gaslighting going on?
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I think there is.
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This damn page has about seventy posts already. Okay, gaslight people, we're calling you out.
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And we all know what you do when you're called out.
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See?
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Oh George?
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George has decided not to be a late-night denizen this evening.
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A shame as we could have easily made page ten.
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I suppose he's off eating a Whopper.
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Or a burrito.
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Or his leftover Subway balls.
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It does not seem right.
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It seems egregiously egregious.
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Perhaps, being the elderly person he is, he fell asleep.
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Or perhaps he's gone down some pointless rabbit hole.
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Maybe he's with the pre-pubescent influencers on TikTok or BookTok, a new phenomenon I knew nothing about, but which explains the sorry state of the publishing world.
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I am happy to say other than some Sami the series promotion, I've never been on TikTok.
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And I'm going to keep it that way.
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Speaking of Sami the series, it was our one year anniversary of its premiere. I did not do anything to celebrate - when you read Directed by you'll understand why.
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Where the HELL is George.
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This is too much.
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How long does it take to eat leftover balls from Subway?
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Surely not THIS long.
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And yet...
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What would we ever do without the ellipses?
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What?
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Did someone say something?
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Certainly not the errant and truant George, who has some 'splainin' to do.
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A whole page of ME.
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I had a ME day, so why not a ME page?
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I like it.
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Look at all that ME.
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Is there gaslighting going on?
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See?
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Page ten.
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And this was a banner bad food day - first the pulled pork thing, then later the crispy chicken sandwich from Fatburger - first time I had it it was great - second time was NOT the charm.
I got a couple of subs from Subway with a coupon ($13.99 for two foot-long subs, with exceptions).
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As Mr. Barry Manilow once said, "Looks like we made it."
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I've had one half of each and they were pretty darned good.
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Oh, George has FINALLY shown up.
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I want two Subway subs for fourteen bucks.
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George has decided not to be a late-night denizen this evening.
I was stuffing my face with half a Subway sub.
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I want them NOW.
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Now is when I want them.
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Perhaps, being the elderly person he is, he fell asleep.
Not yet. ::)
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The midnight hour has arrived.
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Maybe he's with the pre-pubescent influencers on TikTok or BookTok, a new phenomenon I knew nothing about, but which explains the sorry state of the publishing world.
Ew. No...just no.
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And so has George.
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Where the HELL is George.
I has arrived!
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What would all those kiddies do if they ban TikTok?
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Certainly not the errant and truant George, who has some 'splainin' to do.
I has 'splained.
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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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Ice cream awaits.
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I'll eat half.
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I want two Subway subs for fourteen bucks.
Sadly, the coupon expired today, so I had to use it or lose it...so I used it.
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And half after pasta tomorrow.
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Use it or lose it - is that a country song?
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What would all those kiddies do if they ban TikTok?
I'm sure that they would find some place to post their weird vids.
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We are quite close to a rather large posting number.
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VERY close.
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Use it or lose it - is that a country song?
If it isn't, it should be.
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Gratuitous Post #301!!
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PAGE ELEVEN DANCE!!