Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on August 06, 2024, 12:24:06 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were fun and rehearsed, and now it is time for you to post until the fun and rehearsed cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: WONDER!
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Topic of the Day: I was never part of any fashion trend...good, bad, or indifferent. :-\
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Good morning, all!
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Horrible night of sleep. I am very happy to be out of bed.
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I have a bit of housekeeping to get to this morning. The place needs a good vacuum, and that always takes forever.
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Good morning, friends.
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And others.
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:)
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GLOCKENSPEILS, XYLOPOHONES, & MARIMBAS TO ALL AND SUNDRIED!!!
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Oh, and before I forget...
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I don't know why the first one is underlined.
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But if I were sipping on a root beer float, I'd definitely be wiggling my toeses.
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As would Moses.
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The subject was roses.
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~~~CONTINUED MULTIPLE MODERN MAJOR MIRACLE VIBES~~~ for the likes o' BK!!!!!
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In Paris, 1958, the Jean-Louis Barrault-Madeleine Renaud Company presented its first musical, Offenbach's La Vie Parisienne, which was written in 1866 for a Parisian company of comedians. The Barrault-Renaud revival was a huge success; in 1964 thje company brought the production to New York to run with, I believe, two other plays. In 1967, the musical was broadcast on French television with some cast changes. Barrault was no longer playing the wealthy Brazilian tourist, Renaud was no longer playing the Baroness, and Suzy Delair was replaced by Micheline Dax as Metella, the whore with a heart of gold. Unlike the other DVDs of La Vie Parisienne that I've seen, this broadcast is funny, broadly acted, and quite wonderful. Pierre Bertin, who has to be in his early 60s, makes a wonderful Baron de Gondremark.
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I like that picture DR ELMORE - it looks nothing like any scene in Flowers For Algernon.
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Rehearsal was fine last night.
Tonight we run Act One.
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I really liked all of the clips yesterday.
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Do mood rings count as a fashion trend?
Mood rings were rather perplexing. They never seemed to work, at least for anyone I knew.
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Rehearsal was fine last night.
Tonight we run Act One.
Vibes for tonight's run of Act One!
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~~~CONTINUED MULTIPLE MODERN MAJOR MIRACLE VIBES~~~ for the likes o' BK!!!!!
Sending even more modern major miracle vibes!
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Will a root beer float give you fresh breath, so that you can celebrate two of those at once?
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George, such fascinating research last night about the roasting peanuts lyric!
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Good morning, all.
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Slept well. Dreams involved having to proctor a makeup test for DonOLD Trump. Of course, he cheated.
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Onward!
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Two!
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:)
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Good morning, all.
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Kind of a blah night of sleep, with a couple of irritating dreams. So what else is new?
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Last night I let the Olympics play in the background while puttering around, and I didn't go to bed till after 11pm. Then I turned on TCM which was showing Carousel, which I stared at for a short time before finally falling to sleep.
I don't know how many years it's been since I sat down and watched the movie, but they were on their way to the clambake and everything just looked silly and I could readily understand from what little I saw how people today could have no interest in it. I remember being thrilled by it, but if truth be told, that impression probably goes back to my high school years when I first got to know it on a re-release.
I think one of my silly dreams was based on that clambake scene.
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Dreambake. Sounds like a child’s kitchen toy.
Nightmare Clams? A horror film starring the likes of Kaley Cuoco.
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Last night I let the Olympics play in the background while puttering around, and I didn't go to bed till after 11pm. Then I turned on TCM which was showing Carousel, which I stared at for a short time before finally falling to sleep.
I don't know how many years it's been since I sat down and watched the movie, but they were on their way to the clambake and everything just looked silly and I could readily understand from what little I saw how people today could have no interest in it. I remember being thrilled by it, but if truth be told, that impression probably goes back to my high school years when I first got to know it on a re-release.
I think one of my silly dreams was based on that clambake scene.
When I saw Carousel in its first release around 1956, I loved it. When Billy died, I wept so loudly that my brother Macbeth kept hitting me and telling me to shit up; I was embarrassing him. We were around 10 and 8 at the time. Since then, I saw a poor college performance, the wonderful 1966 Lincoln Center revival with John Raitt, Jerry Orbach, and Susan Watson, and I now find the film very poor, too cutesy-poo and coy, with performances running from very good to very poor. I find Barbara Ruick's performance especially offensive.
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Bad Clams was an actual SNL skit from the first season.
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Housekeeping chores accomplished.
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There's the Elvis Presley movie CLAMBAKE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KS3jgxOlZ7Q
which for some reason was on a double feature with WITH SIX YOU GET EGGROLL when I first saw it
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Hey, Vixmom, hope you’re having fun. Did you know Tim Walz is a Lutheran?
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Last night I let the Olympics play in the background while puttering around, and I didn't go to bed till after 11pm. Then I turned on TCM which was showing Carousel, which I stared at for a short time before finally falling to sleep.
I don't know how many years it's been since I sat down and watched the movie, but they were on their way to the clambake and everything just looked silly and I could readily understand from what little I saw how people today could have no interest in it. I remember being thrilled by it, but if truth be told, that impression probably goes back to my high school years when I first got to know it on a re-release.
I think one of my silly dreams was based on that clambake scene.
When I saw Carousel in its first release around 1956, I loved it. When Billy died, I wept so loudly that my brother Macbeth kept hitting me and telling me to shit up; I was embarrassing him. We were around 10 and 8 at the time. Since then, I saw a poor college performance, the wonderful 1966 Lincoln Center revival with John Raitt, Jerry Orbach, and Susan Watson, and I now find the film very poor, too cutesy-poo and coy, with performances running from very good to very poor. I find Barbara Ruick's performance especially offensive.
Similar history here. I didn't see the movie till an early-mid-1960s re-release, then a high school performance which I'm sure was awful but I remember nothing of it, then the Lincoln Center revival on tour at the Coconut Grove Playhouse in Miami (I believe I have Raitt's and maybe another autograph or two from it). I probably had a horrible VHS release, then a laserdisc, then the DVD release that included Liliom - which I should still have. I never bought the Blu-ray. The last time I really watched it was probably on the laserdisc in the 1990s. Oy!
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I'm up, I'm up - five hours of sleep. Bad tummy - don't know why, really.
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Tuesday morning greetings! Another day to stay in to avoid the heat and humidity.
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I also saw the Lincoln Center revival of Carousel, on tour in Detroit at the Fisher Theatre. Harve Presnell (be still, my heart!) was Billy Bigelow, but Jerry Orbach was still in the cast. It was the only time I saw him on stage.
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As for the movie, I tagged along when my mother took my sister and some of her friends to see it when it was released. The carful of weeping teenage girls made quite an impression on 6-year-old me.
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TOD - John Molloy’s dress for success for women, which I totally leaned into in the early 1980s - skirted suits and bow-tied blouses. I was a young administrator trying desperately to be taken seriously by the older men who were in charge of the campus.
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I saw the movie Carousel for the first time a few years back when I got the R&H box set. I was not impressed.
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TOD:
Leisure suits looked better on others. Not me.
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I dreamed last night - in one of several strange dreams - that Annabelle could talk. I swore I would not forget the others, but all I remember now is that Thatch was in one of them.
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Gov. Walz has Annabelle's vote!
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Good afternoon!
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Wordle: 4/6
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https://www.kare11.com/article/life/food/recipes/rep-tim-walzs-winning-hotdish-recipe/89-107523676
Casserole fans, here’s Tim Walz’s winning hotdish recipe.
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I may have to try that, though it seems party size to me.
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I may have to try that, though it seems party size to me.
Well, throw a party!
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Did someone say party?
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Thanks DR FREDDIE.
And I think I saw that same double bill with Clambake & Eggroll.....
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I have never much cared for Carousel......I was in a production as the Heavenly Messenger......and between scenes I would go out and sit in empty chairs in the theeder and scare people to death....nearly...
All in good fun of course.
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Still so hot....91 degrees today.
At 5:30 we video record the interview that was postponed from Sunday.
Yesterday when I got to the theeder.....my leading man who plays Charlie (and records the interviews) said he was really sorry that he couldn't do it as scheduled, but that he and his girlfriend had broken up that morning.....
Of course his girlfriend is my leading lady (not THAT one) - but he assured me that it will no affect their performances.....
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Summer theeder - where all the drama is NOT onstage.
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Page Three
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TOD:
Leisure suits and nikniik shirts.....I think I had two of each....but hopefully all photographic evidence has been destroyed.
I liked wearing coveralls/painter's pants for awhile.....
Collarless Henley shirts were also upon us during my senior year of high school.
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http://www.triloquist.net/2018/09/styles-of-70s-polyester-nik-nik-disco.html
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Still so hot....91 degrees today.
At 5:30 we video record the interview that was postponed from Sunday.
Yesterday when I got to the theeder.....my leading man who plays Charlie (and records the interviews) said he was really sorry that he couldn't do it as scheduled, but that he and his girlfriend had broken up that morning.....
Of course his girlfriend is my leading lady (not THAT one) - but he assured me that it will no affect their performances.....
Vibes that all works out OK for the show!
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I like henleys.
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It seems Tim Walz and his cat Afton are Swifties. He’s got that vote sewed up.
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BTW, I like the name Afton for a cat.
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It seems Tim Walz and his cat Afton are Swifties. He’s got that vote sewed up.
:)
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Flow gently......
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I like interviewing winemakers. They’re always so enthusiastic. Even when the hail falls, they’re still looking at the positive of what can be salvaged, what can be done with whst Mother Nature gives them.
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I just don’t like having to turn all that information into writing.
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Oh, joy! our building management has just notified us the water will be turned off on Thursday.
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:)
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7681.0;attach=22913)
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GLOCKENSPEILS, XYLOPOHONES, & MARIMBAS TO ALL AND SUNDRIED!!!
Glockenspiels, Xylophones, 'Rimbas, oh my!!
Glockenspiels, Xylophones, 'Rimbas, oh my!!
Glockenspiels, Xylophones, 'Rimbas, oh my!!
;)
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~~~CONTINUED MULTIPLE MODERN MAJOR MIRACLE VIBES~~~ for the likes o' BK!!!!!
~~~SUPER DITTO!!~~~
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Rehearsal was fine last night.
Tonight we run Act One.
~~~Continued Break Legs Vibes!!~~~
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GLOCKENSPEILS, XYLOPOHONES, & MARIMBAS TO ALL AND SUNDRIED!!!
Glockenspiels, Xylophones, 'Rimbas, oh my!!
Glockenspiels, Xylophones, 'Rimbas, oh my!!
Glockenspiels, Xylophones, 'Rimbas, oh my!!
;)
LOL!
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George, such fascinating research last night about the roasting peanuts lyric!
Thanks, Freddie. I knew nothing about the show when I learned of the 1985 London revival...not even that it was a revival. ::)
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:)
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7681.0;attach=22919)
Change all those dogs to cats, and that would be my sign.
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he and his girlfriend had broken up that morning.....
My! Drama onstage and backstage.
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Last night I let the Olympics play in the background while puttering around, and I didn't go to bed till after 11pm. Then I turned on TCM which was showing Carousel, which I stared at for a short time before finally falling to sleep.
I don't know how many years it's been since I sat down and watched the movie, but they were on their way to the clambake and everything just looked silly and I could readily understand from what little I saw how people today could have no interest in it. I remember being thrilled by it, but if truth be told, that impression probably goes back to my high school years when I first got to know it on a re-release.
I think one of my silly dreams was based on that clambake scene.
When I saw Carousel in its first release around 1956, I loved it. When Billy died, I wept so loudly that my brother Macbeth kept hitting me and telling me to shit up; I was embarrassing him. We were around 10 and 8 at the time. Since then, I saw a poor college performance, the wonderful 1966 Lincoln Center revival with John Raitt, Jerry Orbach, and Susan Watson, and I now find the film very poor, too cutesy-poo and coy, with performances running from very good to very poor. I find Barbara Ruick's performance especially offensive.
As they say, "Knowledge is Power!"
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Still so hot....91 degrees today.
At 5:30 we video record the interview that was postponed from Sunday.
Yesterday when I got to the theeder.....my leading man who plays Charlie (and records the interviews) said he was really sorry that he couldn't do it as scheduled, but that he and his girlfriend had broken up that morning.....
Of course his girlfriend is my leading lady (not THAT one) - but he assured me that it will no affect their performances.....
Oh, my! :o
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Summer theeder - where all the drama is NOT onstage.
~~~Coping Vibes All Around!!~~~
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I like interviewing winemakers. They’re always so enthusiastic. Even when the hail falls, they’re still looking at the positive of what can be salvaged, what can be done with whst Mother Nature gives them.
This is a happy post :)
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http://www.triloquist.net/2018/09/styles-of-70s-polyester-nik-nik-disco.html
MY EYES!! 😱
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DR Jrand vibes all will be fine, at least performance wise, with your leading couple.
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I am loving this Harris-Walz rally in Philadelphia. Josh Shapiro gave an amazing into to them.
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We love Tim Walz here in MN. He will be great for the country.
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By the way: Tim Walz is the only candidate running who doesn't wear makeup.
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PAGE FOUR!
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And a fine page it is, too.
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;) :D
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By the way: Tim Walz is the only candidate running who doesn't wear makeup.
:)
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I bought some Rao sauce at Costco because everybody was raving about it. I like it, but I did have to add some heat to it to kick it up a notch, as my old friend Emeril would say.
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;) :D
Love this.
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Apparently that is not Afton after all. Afton wandered away from home last year. This is Honey.
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Or maybe it is Afton. Who knows?
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Watching a shaggy dog of a film called A Man, a Woman and a Bank with Donald Sutherland, Brooke Adams and Paul Mazursky. I never saw it when it was first released. Don’t understand why it now has an HD print with film historians offering commentary. An hour into it, it’s sweet and light, but some of the supporting actors are really bad.
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Gratuitous post 99!
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Make way for 100!
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We love Tim Walz here in MN. He will be great for the country.
I kept forgetting to ask you how excited you are knowing he just might be the next VP. Vibes he is!
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By the way: Tim Walz is the only candidate running who doesn't wear makeup.
LOL.
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Apparently that is not Afton after all. Afton wandered away from home last year. This is Honey.
:(
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The photo is of Afton. This is Honey.
(https://media-cdn.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/2431/files/2023/12/honey-the-cat-gov-walz.jpg)
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Here is his rescue dog Scout.
(https://cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/startribunemedia/6IO3S72VOBOF3LHEKEAWTU57RU.jpg)
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I'm finishing up the last of my laundry. I might not be able to do any again for two weeks as I cannot bend over at the waist after my cataract surgery. Our maching is extra large and I practically fall into it to take the clothes out ;D
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Laundry is my thing, not Keith's.
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Thank you, Jane, for the photos. Honey and Afton are both beautiful, as is Scout.
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You are welcome.
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By the way: Tim Walz is the only candidate running who doesn't wear makeup.
:))
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The photo is of Afton. This is Honey.
(https://media-cdn.socastsrm.com/wordpress/wp-content/blogs.dir/2431/files/2023/12/honey-the-cat-gov-walz.jpg)
Sweet!
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Here is his rescue dog Scout.
(https://cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/startribunemedia/6IO3S72VOBOF3LHEKEAWTU57RU.jpg)
So cute!
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I guess I won't be using the dishwasher either as I have to bend over to put the dishes in and out of the bottom shelf. Keith prefers washing them to putting them in the dishwasher anyway and will wash his dishes.
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For some reason I thought I would be sitting up for the cataract surgery. I didn't discover I will be lying down until I was told to wear slip on shes since I can't bend over to put them on. Hmm, I don't actually have any shoes that go on that easily that don't have shoe laces.
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For some reason I thought I would be sitting up for the cataract surgery. I didn't discover I will be lying down until I was told to wear slip on shes since I can't bend over to put them on. Hmm, I don't actually have any shoes that go on that easily that don't have shoe laces.
Sending surgery preparation vibes.
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Skecher vibes for DR JANE.
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Thanks everyone. Act one went as well as expected....it ran 85 minutes.....would like to shave off about ten minutes or so......
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I am loving the pet pictures.
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For some reason I thought I would be sitting up for the cataract surgery. I didn't discover I will be lying down until I was told to wear slip on shes since I can't bend over to put them on. Hmm, I don't actually have any shoes that go on that easily that don't have shoe laces.
Sending surgery preparation vibes.
Thank you.
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Skecher vibes for DR JANE.
LOL, if only I owned a pair. Thank you.
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FIVE!
(https://images.fineartamerica.com/images/artworkimages/mediumlarge/3/five-cats-by-louis-wain-orca-art-gallery.jpg)
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Thanks everyone. Act one went as well as expected....it ran 85 minutes.....would like to shave off about ten minutes or so......
Good.
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I am loving the pet pictures.
:)
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'night
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Surgery vibes for Jane.
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This was a fun John Mulaney routine from 2019 comparing the now-former President in the White House to a horse loose in a hospital
There's a Horse In The Hospital - John Mulaney (some PG-13 language)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhkZMxgPxXU
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Watching a shaggy dog of a film called A Man, a Woman and a Bank with Donald Sutherland, Brooke Adams and Paul Mazursky.
Is it Donald or Paul playing the bank?
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I must have missed it. What is the scheduled date for DR Jane's surgery?
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:)
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I sent this photo to my mother with the caption: "Why you shouldn't wait until you retire to start traveling."
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She messaged back: "You also have to know when to stop traveling."
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Watching a strange WWII drama from Fred Zinnemann called The Seventh Cross. Too much narration makes the drama sort of inert. Great Spencer Tracy and a supporting cast that includes Hume Cronyn, Jessica Tandy, Agnes Morehead and more.
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Pretty much.
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Someone is setting off firecrackers in the street. Why?
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I am curious if anyone has any idea - did Edith Head work on more movies than most creatives of her era? It just seems like every movie I watch, she is credited with the costumes.
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Hey, DR John G., here is something for you to try!
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For some reason I thought I would be sitting up for the cataract surgery. I didn't discover I will be lying down until I was told to wear slip on shes since I can't bend over to put them on. Hmm, I don't actually have any shoes that go on that easily that don't have shoe laces.
Sending surgery preparation vibes.
~~~SUPER DITTO!!~~~
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This was a fun John Mulaney routine from 2019 comparing the now-former President in the White House to a horse loose in a hospital
There's a Horse In The Hospital - John Mulaney (some PG-13 language)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JhkZMxgPxXU
:))
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:)
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7681.0;attach=22927)
Wow! That's creative!
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I sent this photo to my mother with the caption: "Why you shouldn't wait until you retire to start traveling."
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7681.0;attach=22929)
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Pretty much.
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7681.0;attach=22930)
Agreed!
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I'm out of gas.
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Kaput.
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At the end of the line.
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On the struggle bus.
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Plumb tuckered out.
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Short of the finish line.
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A sandwich short of a picnic.
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and...
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PAGE SIX
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Good night, friends.
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And others.
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I sent this photo to my mother with the caption: "Why you shouldn't wait until you retire to start traveling."
LOL!
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Rehearsal is finally finished, an hour later than planned. The big slow down was the long medley because once I heard the kid sing it, we had to adjust all the keys and I had to fix the transitions.
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Our pianist was also getting tired toward the end, and he also hadn't listened to tracks he needed to so he knows he must do that and be super prepared for Thursday's long rehearsal.
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We also had to give everyone a piano track to work with.
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I'm exhausted - normally, I don't do any directing on the first day with the adult shows. With the kids, I do a lot.
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I am curious if anyone has any idea - did Edith Head work on more movies than most creatives of her era? It just seems like every movie I watch, she is credited with the costumes.
She worked on a lot.
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I am finished for today.
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Good night, all.
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I've been very busy with Cabrillo Festival the past week - not just attending the concerts, but doing various board volunteer activities. Last week we served pizza, wine, and ice cream to the orchestra, composers, conductors, and staff after one of the open rehearsals.
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Tomorrow we have a party where we're supposed to bring desserts. This was a great opportunity to do some baking inspired by all my viewings of Great British Bake Off. I made chocolate chip cookies (with really good chips) and a lemon drizzle cake. Lemon drizzle cake is often one of the first bakes for GBBO bakers, and this is Paul Hollywood's recipe.
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We tested the cake with friends last week and tested the cookies tonight at dinner. Everything seems set so I hope folks enjoy them and I don't bring back leftovers.
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Hello kind hearts and sweet souls.
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I had a delightful blueberry pie today from White Spot, the venerable Canadian chain. Analogous to a better-quality Perkins in the states, if any of you know Perkins.
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Poppin Fresh was a chain in the Midwest when I was a kid. It became Bakers Square.
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Anyway…. The draw of White Spot for the kids is what’s called a Pirate Pak, which is a kids meal that comes served in a clever cardboard ship. With a chocolate coin AND ice cream.
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But one day a year, Aug. 14, adults are allowed to get a Pirate Pak. So Mrs. Rodz, who grew up with these things, is beside herself with delight.
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Walz. This dude is funny and sharp. Just what we need, in addition seeming basically unassailable. Military career, school teacher, gun owner, pro-union… Of course they’ll still try!
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Egregious post #170.
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Erroneous post #172.
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Actual post #172.
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I'm exhausted - normally, I don't do any directing on the first day with the adult shows. With the kids, I do a lot.
Whew! I'm getting a little tired just reading about it all!
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I am finished for today.
As am I.
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I've been very busy with Cabrillo Festival the past week - not just attending the concerts, but doing various board volunteer activities. Last week we served pizza, wine, and ice cream to the orchestra, composers, conductors, and staff after one of the open rehearsals.
That's great, Michael! Hope the rest of it all goes well!
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Tomorrow we have a party where we're supposed to bring desserts. This was a great opportunity to do some baking inspired by all my viewings of Great British Bake Off. I made chocolate chip cookies (with really good chips) and a lemon drizzle cake. Lemon drizzle cake is often one of the first bakes for GBBO bakers, and this is Paul Hollywood's recipe.
Those both sound wonderful. My friend Shelly loves lemon-flavored foodstuffs. :)
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As do I...but just not as much as she does. ;)
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I had a delightful blueberry pie today from White Spot, the venerable Canadian chain. Analogous to a better-quality Perkins in the states, if any of you know Perkins.
That sounds wonderful, too!
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I love blueberry pie, but I've never heard of Perkins. ::)
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PAGE SEVEN WHITE SPOT FRESH BLUEBERRY PIE BUNDLE DANCE!!
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Today was kind of a day.
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I delivered TAO's last check for July's ticket sales to the mall (it's the last because they kicked us out :P ).
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After that, I had three boxes of books that I brought to Goodwill.
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I searched through my books several times and finally decided to get rid of these.
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There's a local bookstore that takes books, but there are a lot of things that they don't take, and my books match what's restricted. ::)
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The library won't take them, either.
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But Goodwill will, and they can do whatever they want with them.
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And actually before I dropped off the check, I went to Red Wagon and had a Grilled Teriyaki Chicken Burger.
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And since I had a filled up stamp card, I got the fries and drink (which makes it a "meal") for free!
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Then, after going to Goodwill, I went to my sister's to get her credit card so that I can do some shopping for tomorrow.
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What's happening tomorrow, you may ask??
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Well, let me tell you...it's my friend Shelly's birthday!
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My sister is going to host a birthday party for her because they've gotten to know each other...and my sister's very nice. ;D
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She's going to make her vegetarian enchiladas, which have always been very good. :)
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My friend Margo is also coming over because she and Shelly have also become really good friends.
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So, a good time will be had by all!
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So I got the stuff to make the vegetarian enchiladas (it's a fairly simple process), and I brought it all back to my sister.
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But I forgot that I wanted to get a few things for myself, so I had to go back to Fred Meyer.
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Which I did.
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Gratuitous Post #200!!
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I came home and dilly-dallied for a while, then I realized that I STILL needed something else from Fred Meyer, and went back a THIRD time today!
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::)
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But this was an important thing.
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I forgot to get Shelly a birthday card! :o
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How could I forget that??
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But forget it I did.
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BUT fortunately, I remembered in time!
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George did his jam thing.
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Notes took a while and they include a mystery track that needs to be identified pronto.
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So, give it a listen.
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You really must.
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Page eight is a good thing.
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I shall!
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I'm exhausted.
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But on I go.
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I go on because I must.
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I simply must.
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Going on is better than going off.
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I'm going on.
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Just in case anyone was wondering.
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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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All by myself.
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No AI.
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Hey, someone put the first paragraph of the notes into one of those AI things and let's see how they imitate the style.
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I'd do it but I'm a well known luddite.
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VERY well known.
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I'm hoping someone can ID the tune.
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I like to recognize the tune.
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Sometimes I do, sometimes I don't.
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Conversely, sometimes I don't and sometimes I do.
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I'm tired.
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And yet, here I am.
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Up.
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I ain't down yet.
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Look, I'm thinkin'.
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Oh well.
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Oh looky here - page nine in all its glory.
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I'm hoping someone can ID the tune.
BK, it's "P.S. I Love You," written by Gordon Jenkins and Johnny Mercer. :)
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Here's Bette Midler singing it from the movie, For the Boys:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyxOfhunCEE (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyxOfhunCEE)
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Great!
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I really like that song.
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Oh! There's a new day of posts, but today isn't locked, yet.
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Unlocked and unloaded.
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Unloaded and unlocked.
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One more to...
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LUCKY #250!
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And today is STILL not locked! :D
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I am posting here to document that I have time traveled.
I wish I could have gone a little farther back, like, say, 45 years? Maybe 50? Damn it to HELL.