Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on September 26, 2024, 12:41:11 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were collectible, and now it is time for you to post until the collectible cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: ASPIRE!
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Notes booked. Bedazzled.
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Very jealous of that beautiful Court Jester art. She is lovely.
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Records are my collecting hobby. I’ve even been to a record fair or two at the same Armory in NYC.
I probably have 8,000-9,000 records. Some of monetary value, some of only sentimental value.
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What I wish I still had is the rolls from our player piano we had when I was a tyke. Back then, they still put some contemporary songs out on rolls. My folks had to give the piano away when it didn’t fit into a house we moved to.
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I remember we had the piano roll from “The Morning After” from The Poseidon Adventure.
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Good morning, all!
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I slept rather well, and all three cats behaved until 5:30, when Stella's continuous need for food took over As soon as she leaped off the bed, I knew we were heading for disaster. I rose immediately, turned on the light, chased her off the night stand, and a small doisaster was averted. Lately, all three cats have had an urge to get on top od the night stand and spill things onto the floor.
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I got no work accomplished on "Together wherever we go" yesterday, so I must finish that today.
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Good morning, friends.
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And others.
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DR Rodzinski - after viewing the video clip you posted last night, I am speechless.
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Speechless, I tell you.
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:)
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When does a joke become a "dad" joke?
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When it becomes apparent.
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A choir director friend of mine posted this... :)
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I am situationally aware that I need pancakes. Now.
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Congratulations on the artwork, BK. It's lovely.
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Two key backers of the San Antonio Philharmonic have demanded the return of their $180,000 contributions, which they say were loans.
The orchestra's CEO says they will contest the claim in court.
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Good morning, all.
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I slept a little better than I have the past few nights, but I still couldn't make myself get up when originally planned.
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I remember we had the piano roll from “The Morning After” from The Poseidon Adventure.
Coincidentally, someone recently posted a few mp3's of piano rolls his family had (and had sadly gotten rid of), and I was surprised to see "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever" among the oldies. And your example is so much later.
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That poor San Antonio Philharmonic (formerly Symphony) orchestra can't catch a break.
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It's kind of like the UNLV quarterback deciding not to play any more games this season because he didn't get the money he was promised.....
https://247sports.com/article/unlv-matthew-sluka-nil-debacle-not-unprecedented-as-new-college-football-reality-comes-into-focus-236898096/
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Nice artwork that MR BK has.
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I collect some books - I have a few first editions...including a first edition of Atlas Shrugged and a paperback collection of three Edward Albee plays signed by EA hisseff.
And a book about Broadway originally owned and signed by Arthur Laurents....and some other odds and ends.
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I'm a collector, certainly, but it would be more accurate to say I dabble in collections.
I daresay (oh yes, I dare to say; sometimes I even dare to daresay) none would be worthy of being called a real collection by truly serious hardcore collectors, but I nevertheless have a few individual items that are without doubt rare and desirable.
Certainly in my few thousand records there are some nice treasures, but it's a selection tailored to my own personal tastes and not any sort of "completion" in any segment. This is probably like what DR Rodzinski is saying about his, with probably three times what I have. CDs round out some areas of this, of course.
Blu-rays, DVDs, and a few remaining laserdiscs are a collection, but the same disclaimer applies.
Other smaller collections are certain books; musical scores; a handful of film posters; a few types of maps; some vintage cameras and souvenir collectors plates and such, representing mid-century road travel; and no doubt a few other things that don't come to mind at the moment.
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DR Jrand74 kills me whenever he reminds me of the first edition with dust jacket of Atlas Shrugged that entered into my life for a dollar, and left it permanently when a friend "borrowed" it a year or two later.
EDIT: I later found a tenth printing (maybe not even that early, I'm not sure now and it's packed up at the moment). Certainly not of much value, but still nicer to have than any later reprint.
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Nice. Keith also got it in three.
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Two key backers of the San Antonio Philharmonic have demanded the return of their $180,000 contributions, which they say were loans.
The orchestra's CEO says they will contest the claim in court.
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Good morning, all.
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Bad night of sleep. Dreams involved words that do not exist and Dick Van Dyke. Cannot remember anything further.
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The Philharmonic is not in great shape, sad to say.
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I have an autographed first edition of Terry McMillan's first novel, Mama, with the dust jacket in good shape. I have a first edition copy of The Sun Also Rises but no dust jacket. I have autographed books by Ira Gershwin, Vernon Duke and Stephen Sondheim. I have a couple of autographed album covers, including Sophie the musical signed by Steve Allen and k.d. lang's first album, a truly western experience.
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Oh, and I collect dust.
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Reminds me of when they contacted Rose Marie about joining the cast of the Dick Van Dyke Show, and her response was, “What’s a Dick Van Dyke?”
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Reminds me of when they contacted Rose Marie about joining the cast of the Dick Van Dyke Show, and her response was, “What’s a Dick Van Dyke?”
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Two key backers of the San Antonio Philharmonic have demanded the return of their $180,000 contributions, which they say were loans.
The orchestra's CEO says they will contest the claim in court.
What a strange set of circumstances.
Was it somehow not made clear when the $180,000 was handed over?
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It's kind of like the UNLV quarterback deciding not to play any more games this season because he didn't get the money he was promised.....
https://247sports.com/article/unlv-matthew-sluka-nil-debacle-not-unprecedented-as-new-college-football-reality-comes-into-focus-236898096/
This sounds like a matter of bait-and-switch!
Can it really be as outrageous as it seems from the article?
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Coming up Sunday at the Bedford Playhouse: The great Harold Lloyd in the great Safety Last (1923) with live piano accompaniment.
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Tomorrow (Friday) night: I'm seeing The Spitfire Grill, at long last.
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Looking forward to both of these things.
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Coming up Sunday at the Bedford Playhouse: The great Harold Lloyd in the great Safety Last (1923) with live piano accompaniment.
Wonderful.
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https://paradepets.com/pet-news/carrot-craving-bernese-mountain-dog-veggie-bandit
Mom’s church has a comfort dog, Mercy, who would visit her all the time. Before moving into assisted living, Mom would give Mercy carrots as a treat. This story reminded me of Mercy.
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One can now order free COVID tests again.
https://covidtests.gov/ (https://covidtests.gov/)
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TOD: I collect CDs and wine, but for listening and drinking vs investing. I had run out of space for CD storage, but then I discovered Space Saving Sleeves and now I have room to buy CDs again: https://spacesavingsleeves.com/
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One can now order free COVID tests again.
https://covidtests.gov/ (https://covidtests.gov/)
Thank you, DR singdaw. I've just placed my order.
It looks like you can place only one order per address, so that would be it for this household - right? For some reason I'm thinking we were each able to order one in the past, but I think it's pretty clear that isn't the case now...if it even was then, I could be wrong.
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One can now order free COVID tests again.
https://covidtests.gov/ (https://covidtests.gov/)
Thank you.
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TOD: I collect CDs and wine, but for listening and drinking vs investing. I had run out of space for CD storage, but then I discovered Space Saving Sleeves and now I have room to buy CDs again: https://spacesavingsleeves.com/
What a hardship it is to have to buy more CDs.
What kinds of wine do you like?
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Covid tests ordered!
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I had a nice lunch and conversation with cousin Carol.
I had the lunch chimi chonga special....chicken......very good....
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My cousin is coming home from the hospital today after all of her rehab, so that is good news.
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TOD: I collect CDs and wine, but for listening and drinking vs investing. I had run out of space for CD storage, but then I discovered Space Saving Sleeves and now I have room to buy CDs again: https://spacesavingsleeves.com/
What a hardship it is to have to buy more CDs.
What kinds of wine do you like?
We like pretty much anything good! As long as it's not the overly alcoholic styles that came into vogue with Robert Parker. We're surrounded by fine wine here in northern California and have enjoyed visits to many European wine regions over the years.
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When we performed Don Giovanni a few years ago I had to try some Marzemino, the wine that the Don has for his final meal. So I got some shipped in from a store in New York - the shipping cost more than the wine. It was a decent regional northern Italian red, nothing remarkable.
I believe this is one of the first examples of product placement in entertainment. My theory is that Da Ponte had a relative or friend in the Marzemino wine trade.
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This has been a weird week between my health and other occurrences. I did finish "Together wherever we go," so I'm very pleased abpout that. My eye seems to be clearing up, so I don't thionk I had an actual eye infection; I tyhink it's collateral damage from the cold I appear to be fighting.
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Thursday afternoon greetings! Today I completed my 4 weeks of radiation therapy and rang the bell to celebrate.
Now I need a nap.
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Good afternoon.
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That's great news, Ginny!
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My cousin is coming home from the hospital today after all of her rehab, so that is good news.
Good news, Jrand!
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Thursday afternoon greetings! Today I completed my 4 weeks of radiation therapy and rang the bell to celebrate.
Now I need a nap.
More hugs to you, Ginny!
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Good afternoon.
Hi Laura.
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Thank you, DRs Laura and Freddie.
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I'll be glad when this Election Day goes by. It's my least favorite holiday.
Although, I am glad we have Election Day.
I just don't like the leadup to it.
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Early in-person voting starts here on October 9.
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TOD: I collect CDs and wine, but for listening and drinking vs investing. I had run out of space for CD storage, but then I discovered Space Saving Sleeves and now I have room to buy CDs again: https://spacesavingsleeves.com/
What a hardship it is to have to buy more CDs.
What kinds of wine do you like?
We like pretty much anything good! As long as it's not the overly alcoholic styles that came into vogue with Robert Parker. We're surrounded by fine wine here in northern California and have enjoyed visits to many European wine regions over the years.
I agree. My friends and I shared a nice Barolo last night with dinner. Haven’t had one in a while.
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Congratulations, Ginny.
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Nap spelled backwards is pan.
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Thursday afternoon greetings! Today I completed my 4 weeks of radiation therapy and rang the bell to celebrate.
Now I need a nap.
Wow! That was 4 weeks, already? :D
Of course it doesn't seem that way to you!!! Congratulations!!!
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Mayor Eric Adams has dominated the news today. From what I hear of the indictment,whe NY Democrats have our own answer to Rethuglican Donald Trump.
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A choir director friend of mine posted this... :)
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7732.0;attach=23599)
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Two key backers of the San Antonio Philharmonic have demanded the return of their $180,000 contributions, which they say were loans.
The orchestra's CEO says they will contest the claim in court.
Oh, my!
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I'm a collector, certainly, but it would be more accurate to say I dabble in collections.
I daresay (oh yes, I dare to say; sometimes I even dare to daresay) none would be worthy of being called a real collection by truly serious hardcore collectors, but I nevertheless have a few individual items that are without doubt rare and desirable.
Certainly in my few thousand records there are some nice treasures, but it's a selection tailored to my own personal tastes and not any sort of "completion" in any segment. This is probably like what DR Rodzinski is saying about his, with probably three times what I have. CDs round out some areas of this, of course.
Blu-rays, DVDs, and a few remaining laserdiscs are a collection, but the same disclaimer applies.
Other smaller collections are certain books; musical scores; a handful of film posters; a few types of maps; some vintage cameras and souvenir collectors plates and such, representing mid-century road travel; and no doubt a few other things that don't come to mind at the moment.
Total Ditto. :) I also have some autographed books, records and photos, and a decorative napkin signed by the original soprano of The Manhattan Transfer, Laurel Massé, by way of former DR Jose!
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AND my keychains! I have been very fortunate to receive as gifts MANY keychains over the years from friends, family, and fellow Hainsies and Kimlets! :-* :-* :-*
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Nice. Keith also got it in three.
That's great!
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Reminds me of when they contacted Rose Marie about joining the cast of the Dick Van Dyke Show, and her response was, “What’s a Dick Van Dyke?”
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Coming up Sunday at the Bedford Playhouse: The great Harold Lloyd in the great Safety Last (1923) with live piano accompaniment.
Tomorrow (Friday) night: I'm seeing The Spitfire Grill, at long last.
Enjoy both! I'd also love to see them. :)
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TOD: I collect CDs and wine, but for listening and drinking vs investing. I had run out of space for CD storage, but then I discovered Space Saving Sleeves and now I have room to buy CDs again: https://spacesavingsleeves.com/
Those look really cool, especially if they fit all the paperwork without having to fold it in half. I hate that.
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Of course, you then have to do something with all the (non-recyclable) CD cases. :P
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One can now order free COVID tests again.
https://covidtests.gov/ (https://covidtests.gov/)
Thanks for the info and link, Singdaw!
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My cousin is coming home from the hospital today after all of her rehab, so that is good news.
Very good news, Jrand!
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;)
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7732.0;attach=23603)
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Thursday afternoon greetings! Today I completed my 4 weeks of radiation therapy and rang the bell to celebrate.
Now I need a nap.
Congrats, Ginny!
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Good afternoon!
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Nice. Keith also got it in three.
That's great!
Congrats to DR George and Keith! I got it in 3 too.
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Great news, DR Ginny!
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One can now order free COVID tests again.
https://covidtests.gov/ (https://covidtests.gov/)
Ordered. Thanks, DR singdaw!
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Page 4!
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Nice. Keith also got it in three.
That's great!
Congrats to DR George and Keith! I got it in 3 too.
Thanks, and congrats to you, Kevin!
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Great news from DR GINNY and DR ELMORE!
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And of course there were the network nabobs who dubbed The Lucy Show starring Lucille Ball and Vivian Vance the Dyke Sans Dick Show.
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My county is under a wind advisory from 10 a.m. tomorrow until 10 p.m. tomorrow thanks the Helene.
I guess I should put my lawn chairs away.
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And rain for the next four days.
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TOD: I collect CDs and wine, but for listening and drinking vs investing. I had run out of space for CD storage, but then I discovered Space Saving Sleeves and now I have room to buy CDs again: https://spacesavingsleeves.com/
Those look really cool, especially if they fit all the paperwork without having to fold it in half. I hate that.
They maintain the artwork, making it look more like a gatefold album. You just need to fold the right edge over the right hand side of the back insert. Often that's blank, but if there's a photo you might lose the edge. But that's a tiny nit in the overall quality. They also don't stand up straight by themselves, but I have enough CDs in digipaks, double CDs, and box sets that it works out.
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Of course, you then have to do something with all the (non-recyclable) CD cases. :P
Our local Green Citizen takes them, though you have to pay them $1/pound. Now I know how many pounds of CD cases I had in my collection :).
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I agree. My friends and I shared a nice Barolo last night with dinner. Haven’t had one in a while.
We were in Barolo and Barbaresco in May. Here's a photo from Vietti.
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Nice.
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Gratuitous post 101!
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My cousin is coming home from the hospital today after all of her rehab, so that is good news.
Wonderful, indeed!
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Oh, and I collect dust.
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Thursday afternoon greetings! Today I completed my 4 weeks of radiation therapy and rang the bell to celebrate.
MORE wonderful news!!!
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:)
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My favorite collectible was a window card for "Mack and Mabel". It's not the priciest one i have, but it's a treasure.
I also have a "Li'l Abner" poster purchased from BK a year or so ago.
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This weekend was meant to be the first ever Mars Hill University (my alma mater) Theater Department Alumni Reunion.
More than 150 folks who obtained theater degrees from the school over the past 60 years signed up.
I made my excuses this morning, however. Given the weather situation and my age, I thought it inadvisable to embark upon such a journey tomorrow given the appalling weather conditions amassing as a result of Hurricane Helene. Every update is much worse than the last, and I don't want to be riding in gale force winds and driving rains, which seems to be the prognosis over the next couple of days.
I notified the organizer and offered up my two paid registration events to someone who may like them but hadn't yet paid. He thanked me, said I'd be missed, and that was that.
Two hours later, I received a text advising that the university would be closed Friday and that all events scheduled that day are cancelled. That includes a dinner i paid for.
I suspect the entire events will be cancelled, however. Perhaps it will be rescheduled for a time in the near future.
Otherwise, that's the way the reunions crumble.
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I daresay no one else here will be impacted by the weather situation with Helene.
However, local weather people have said this will be one of the most fierce storms in recent memory. I have no idea of how much my area will be impacted, but major flooding is predicted all around me, along with wind damages (especially trees) and the ubiquitous power outages that result.
Sigh.
I am under a Tropical Cycolone Warning, and a Tornado Warning, until tomorrow morning. And that doesn't begin to cover the possible future.
Helene was classified as a Category 4 an hour ago and it had not made landfall. We've gotten more than 6 inches of rain over the past 24 hours, and the storm hasn't made landfall yet.
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I suspect the entire events will be cancelled, however. Perhaps it will be rescheduled for a time in the near future.
Otherwise, that's the way the reunions crumble.
Ron, I'm so sorry to hear about what happened with the reunion, and hope you can stay safe.
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Sorry, DR Ron Pulliam. I'm glad you will not be in harm's way.
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The conclusion to the cat story from last night:
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Today, I learned that the cat was reclaimed by the owner at about 8:00pm last night.
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So the flyers I put up worked.
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I don't know how the cat came to be on the lam.
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But the owner is on the 4th floor of our building; the cat was found on the 2nd floor of the stairwell.
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The owner is disabled and wheelchair bound.
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Her aide is the one who came down to collect the cat.
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Anyway, a happy ending.
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I went around the building and collected all the fliers.
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I just realized I don't know if "flyers" or "fliers" is correct in this context.
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PAGE FIVE
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Good night, friends.
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And others.
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Oy and vey - again with thinking I posted - I assume this will stop happening when I finish this damn short thing I'm working on.
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I did finish getting the form right, finally, and I've set all but the last ten lines to music. Definitely will finish that tomorrow and move on to the last of it.
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I got about seven hours of sleep, I think, maybe eight but not consecutive.
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I've felt logy all day.
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Had Pad Thai for food.
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My back is killing me - all that sitting at the piano and then a less than optimal stool with back at the computer.
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What did I ever do to my back that it wants to perpetrate a homicide on my person?
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THAT is the question.
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And really, page five???
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Partially my fault but I'm now making up for lost time.
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Rouge, eyeliner, and some blush.
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Where in tarnation IS everyone?
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Not here.
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I'm still here and am flying solo right now.
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I may watch a movie tonight.
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Then again, I may not.
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Then again, I may.
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We shall see.
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Depends on which way the wind is blowing.
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What wind?
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There's no damn wind here.
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I'm thinking of opening an online store called Kritzerland Books, Posters, Memorabilia, and Ephemera - A Cozy Store With Fairly-Priced Items That Desire to Go To a Loving Home and Not Dealers.
What do you think. I'd need someone to help set up the site itself, but I gather that's not hard these days and I want it built so I can upload and do everything myself. It would take a couple of months to photograph and price things, but I have so much stuff and rather than toss, for example, complete runs of really good film magazines and such, I think there are people who'd be interested in such things.
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Could be fun.
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If it got overwhelming, I could have someone come in once in a while to upload new stuff and put "sold" signs on stuff that has sold.
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Rouge, eyeliner, and some blush.
Eyeliner? Who are you, J.D. Vance?
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Almost page 6
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Page 6!
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MichaelG is approaching post #500. Should we maybe congratulate the first half-a-millstone, or is that going too far?
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I just realized I don't know if "flyers" or "fliers" is correct in this context.
Either spelling, so glad that had a happy resolution, singdaw!
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Back from dancing.
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Starting a horror movie I have wanted to see for some time called Hereditary. It stars Toni Collette.
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Oh, and I collect dust.
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Reminds me of when they contacted Rose Marie about joining the cast of the Dick Van Dyke Show, and her response was, “What’s a Dick Van Dyke?”
;D
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My cousin is coming home from the hospital today after all of her rehab, so that is good news.
Excellent news!
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Thursday afternoon greetings! Today I completed my 4 weeks of radiation therapy and rang the bell to celebrate.
Now I need a nap.
I am very happy for you. Good vibes it won't be long before your energy returns.
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Nice. Keith also got it in three.
That's great!
Congrats to DR George and Keith! I got it in 3 too.
Thanks and congrats.
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I agree. My friends and I shared a nice Barolo last night with dinner. Haven’t had one in a while.
We were in Barolo and Barbaresco in May. Here's a photo from Vietti.
Lovely photo.
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I daresay no one else here will be impacted by the weather situation with Helene.
However, local weather people have said this will be one of the most fierce storms in recent memory. I have no idea of how much my area will be impacted, but major flooding is predicted all around me, along with wind damages (especially trees) and the ubiquitous power outages that result.
Sigh.
I am under a Tropical Cycolone Warning, and a Tornado Warning, until tomorrow morning. And that doesn't begin to cover the possible future.
Helene was classified as a Category 4 an hour ago and it had not made landfall. We've gotten more than 6 inches of rain over the past 24 hours, and the storm hasn't made landfall yet.
Good vibes you will be ok.
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Today, I learned that the cat was reclaimed by the owner at about 8:00pm last night.
Good news.
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Hereditary is really creepy.
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I went around the building and collected all the fliers.
That was thoughtful of you.
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Yesterday was a difficult day. I was worse and every bump in the road caused my back to spasm. Fortunately today was much better and we had a very exciting day.
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Our drive through the Colorado Rockies was incredibly beautiful. We finally saw the Aspens in their autumn glory.
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DR Freddie I did begin taking Aleve last night.
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'night
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Good night, all.
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TOD: I collect CDs and wine, but for listening and drinking vs investing. I had run out of space for CD storage, but then I discovered Space Saving Sleeves and now I have room to buy CDs again: https://spacesavingsleeves.com/
Those look really cool, especially if they fit all the paperwork without having to fold it in half. I hate that.
They maintain the artwork, making it look more like a gatefold album. You just need to fold the right edge over the right hand side of the back insert. Often that's blank, but if there's a photo you might lose the edge. But that's a tiny nit in the overall quality. They also don't stand up straight by themselves, but I have enough CDs in digipaks, double CDs, and box sets that it works out.
Very nice.
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:)
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7732.0;attach=23607)
Fortunately, I do not need liquor to prevent my lips from touching theirs. ;)
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I should think page six is a mistake.
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It must be a mistake.
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There is no possible way we could be on page six.
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Erroneous is page six.
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Page six is the devil's work.
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Rosemary's Page Six.
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This weekend was meant to be the first ever Mars Hill University (my alma mater) Theater Department Alumni Reunion.
More than 150 folks who obtained theater degrees from the school over the past 60 years signed up.
I made my excuses this morning, however. Given the weather situation and my age, I thought it inadvisable to embark upon such a journey tomorrow given the appalling weather conditions amassing as a result of Hurricane Helene. Every update is much worse than the last, and I don't want to be riding in gale force winds and driving rains, which seems to be the prognosis over the next couple of days.
I notified the organizer and offered up my two paid registration events to someone who may like them but hadn't yet paid. He thanked me, said I'd be missed, and that was that.
Two hours later, I received a text advising that the university would be closed Friday and that all events scheduled that day are cancelled. That includes a dinner i paid for.
I suspect the entire events will be cancelled, however. Perhaps it will be rescheduled for a time in the near future.
Otherwise, that's the way the reunions crumble.
That's too bad Ron. Hopefully, they can reschedule and you'll be able to go without paying again...hopefully.
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Nobody mentions my idea for a bookshop???
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Not very sporting.
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Ah, the page that shall not be named.
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Rather like the defunct record label that shall not be named.
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And we all know who THAT is.
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But we shan't name them.
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We shan't and we won't.
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New notes are up.
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Up are new notes.
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I daresay no one else here will be impacted by the weather situation with Helene.
However, local weather people have said this will be one of the most fierce storms in recent memory. I have no idea of how much my area will be impacted, but major flooding is predicted all around me, along with wind damages (especially trees) and the ubiquitous power outages that result.
Sigh.
I am under a Tropical Cycolone Warning, and a Tornado Warning, until tomorrow morning. And that doesn't begin to cover the possible future.
Helene was classified as a Category 4 an hour ago and it had not made landfall. We've gotten more than 6 inches of rain over the past 24 hours, and the storm hasn't made landfall yet.
Yikes!! :o
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I've seen them.
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~~~Stay Safe and Dry Vibes for Ron!!~~~
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I've read them.
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I wrote them.
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Today, I learned that the cat was reclaimed by the owner at about 8:00pm last night.
Hoo and Ray!! :D
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I just realized I don't know if "flyers" or "fliers" is correct in this context.
I would think "fliers." But I didn't look them up. ::)
;)
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Had Pad Thai for food.
Today, I went to the local Eagan's for lunch and had my usual Deluxe Cheeseburger and Tots with Goop, and a large diet Pepsi. Delish!
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Tots With Goop - that's the title of my next novel.
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I'm thinking of opening an online store called Kritzerland Books, Posters, Memorabilia, and Ephemera - A Cozy Store With Fairly-Priced Items That Desire to Go To a Loving Home and Not Dealers.
What do you think. I'd need someone to help set up the site itself, but I gather that's not hard these days and I want it built so I can upload and do everything myself. It would take a couple of months to photograph and price things, but I have so much stuff and rather than toss, for example, complete runs of really good film magazines and such, I think there are people who'd be interested in such things.
That sounds pretty cool. :)
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I'd go to a local Eagan's if only we had a local Eagan's.
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MichaelG is approaching post #500. Should we maybe congratulate the first half-a-millstone, or is that going too far?
That is NOT going too far! It's a momentous millstone/milestone, so let's celebrate it!
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Gratuitous Post #200!!
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Or I could go to Susan Egan's.
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I don't know, don't ask me.
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Tots With Goop - that's the title of my next novel.
I'd read it!
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Or I could go to Susan Egan's.
Or Daisy Eagan's. ;D