Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on November 23, 2024, 12:11:45 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes had a movie night, and now it is time for you to post until the MOOviegoing cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: NEGOTIATE!
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Notes dealt. Distributed.
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Finished the "thriller" - every "now" movie cliche in the book - the ones I already mentioned and then many more. And the music, dear Lord the music is just horrible.
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The director has two films to his credit. We can see why? And the score? By his brother.
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Good morning.
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Four minutes and 25 seconds to drain a pint of blood from me.
I stay reclined a while before sitting up carefully. Then hang out a while enjoying junk carbs.
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I learned why most of my donations go to California. Red Cross does not have the contract to provide blood to Phoenix. If I want my donation to stay local, I would need to donate to Vitalent.
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You're welcome, California.
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Good early Saturday morning, all.
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I'm up early to be ready for the painters to arrive, and to prepare to work on some music that was thrown at me yesterday (someone desperately needs practice tracks recorded).
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Had me a little Friday night TOD last night:
THE CAREY TREATMENT, a Blake Edwards movie I was seeing for my very first time, and FLARE-UP, a Raquel Welch movie, likewise -- courtesy of a couple of Warner Archive DVDs I've had for years and never watched.
CAREY got pretty interesting as it went along, and I like it, though I didn't think the central love/sex relationship with the gal who moves in with him as soon as they meet was even a necessary element. But I enjoyed it overall and will give it another spin sometime.
FLARE-UP -- oh wait, I didn't finish it, I still have half an hour to go -- starts off looking like a psychedelic something-or-other from the swinging sixties, and it's far from being a great motion picture, but it has some generous period shots of late-1960s Las Vegas and, so far, some footage of upper La Cienega Blvd. and some PCH/beach stuff out way past Malibu (I think), and it didn't seem like they falsify any of the geography. I might be able to finish this one tonight.
This is the start of a little project I call Pulling Stuff I Haven't Seen Off the Shelf, Watching It, and Either Keeping It or Letting It Go. (Rolls right off the tongue, doesn't it?)
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And now, already, I must go. Maybe I can log in for a bit this evening.
Tomorrow is our sitzprobe and big tech rehearsal. Pray for the baby. I can't even think about that right now. In the scheme of things, it's just another element of the current HELL. Cheers, everyone!
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TOD: Back when SNL started, I'd watch it every week all the way through, but once it became possible to record on VCR, I'd usually record it and skim through it.
These days, I pretty much never watch it live, but usually watch SNL segments that seem interesting on YouTube rather than watching full episodes.
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Good morning, all!
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Today is the last show of Chris Wallace's always entertaining Saturday morning 10 a.m. CNN show. He's also leaving CNN soon.
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Looking forward to seeing if they do anything special for his last show, or if they just do the weekly show as usual, with the usual format, and he'll then say goodbye to the viewers at the end.
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Last night, around 7:30 or 8:00, someone knocked on my door. When Amazon makes deliveries to my apartment instead of lereaving them at the mailboxes, the driver rings my bell to alert me. So, I figured, am I expecting Amazon?
At the moment, I had Annabelle sitting on my chest and Stella lyiong at my side, so I figured I'd just wait until the morning to see what had arrived. This morning, I opened the door to find two 29-lb cartons of kitty litter staring at me. I don't know if the delivery was from UPS or Fed Ex, or if the cartons were brought up by one of the nice young men acting as the building's caretakers.
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I enjoyed BK's movie critiques. September 5 sounds like something I would like to see. I didn't know about Saturday Night, and I first thought BK was watching Sa Night Fever (I had a friend in that).
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I'm not doinf much today. The tsuris of the past few days has left my gastric system in an uproar. I think I will take the weekend very cautiously.
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I watched Saturday Night frequently, but not regularly, in its first seasons, and I enjoyed the original cast. I stopped watching in 1979 when I moved to NYC and I had no television.
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Last night I began reading Grover Dale's autobiography, which is quite a good read. Both this book and the new Thomas Shepard book are hardcover, but the binding seems so tacky "schoolbook from the 60s."
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Good morning, all.
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Did not sleep most of the night.
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Last night I began reading Grover Dale's autobiography, which is quite a good read. Both this book and the new Thomas Shepard book are hardcover, but the binding seems so tacky "schoolbook from the 60s."
I find books from Applause publishing to be like that. Didn’t know Grover Dale had a book out.
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ChasSmith, I also have an excess of movies that I haven’t watched yet. So I bought another yesterday.
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Amazon is also selling Criterion movies for 50% off.
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I ordered Wages of Sin, that Mexican musical that fascinated me.
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Uno mas.
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Two!
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I learned why most of my donations go to California. Red Cross does not have the contract to provide blood to Phoenix. If I want my donation to stay local, I would need to donate to Vitalent.
Never heard of Vitalent. That seems odd to me.
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I used to be a regular SNL viewer. I loved the women of the first cast, not the men so much.
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When Saturday Night Live (SNL) first aired, I was in the Navy working in Italy.
I didn't catch the show until September 1977, by which time it was truly established, popular and going gangbusters.
I was living in a Barracks at Fort Myer, in Arlington, Virgnia just across the way from the Navy Annex, also in Arlington. I worked in the Annex.
While I eventually got an apartment, the barracks time included Saturday night SNL viewing in the "day room" where the TV was.
I really enjoyed the cast at that time: Gilda Radner, first and foremost, but also Dan Aykroyd, Chevy Chase, Garret Morris, John Belushi, Jane Curtin and Laraine Newman.
Once in my apartment, I don't remember watching it at all. But, over the years, I'd hear about a cast member doing a takeoff on something...like Dana Carvey's "Church lady". I would enjoy that a lot, along with Mike Myers and Carvey doing "Wayne's World". The biggest hoot for me was Myers' Jewish lady Linda Richman and her obsession with Barbra Streisand. Richman always got "verklempt" and encouraged her audience to "talk amongst yourselves." I also enjoyed Carvey and Kevin Nealon as Hans and Franz.
I would sometimes hear about a performer doing someone, like Tina Fey's "Sarah Palin", and catch a show. All of that is on youtube now. I couldn't name anyone who has been on SNL in the past decade or so (except for Alec Baldwin).
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Oh, yes: SNL used to do parody TV ads, and one I remember best was a takeoff on the pantyhose produce known as L'
Eggs.
"Our P'eggs fit your pegs" was the catchphrase for the product pantyhose for one-legged women.
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I always liked the Sweeney Sisters (Nora Dunn and Jan Hooks). Billy Crystal and Christopher Guest would do a running sketch where they would talk about ways in which they would inflict pain on themselves: “I hate it when I do dat …” Dana Carvey’s Church Lady using the Soul Train scramble board to show us Santa was really Satan.
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My favorite moment of all on SNL was when Sigourney Weaver and Christopher Durang did Das Lusitania Songspiel. Sadly I can’t find a video of that on YouTube.
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Good morning.
Saturday has arrived, bright, shiny and quite chilly, but only in the 40s.
I am not sure what the day has in store for me, but I believe I will be taking a load of recyclables to the local center for such things at some point during the day.
On the "cataract front", my right eye has taken over as my "good" eye. My vision is very good without glasses, but not for reading. My left eye needs the glasses lens, but my right eye does not. I can close my left eye and read perfectly well, but both eyes don't blend for reading. It will soon be different, I know, after my second surgery on Dec. 12th.
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My favorite moment of all on SNL was when Sigourney Weaver and Christopher Durang did Das Lusitania Songspiel. Sadly I can’t find a video of that on YouTube.
Yes, I misspoke about "all of that" being on youtube. A LOT of it is, but my "P'Eggs" TV commercial isn't. I remember at the time that I thought it in extremely bad taste (but funny as hell).
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Good morning
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I remember watching SNL from the beginning in September 1975
The Muppets used to be on occasionally
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Tonight I will see Kenneth Branagh as King Lear.
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I have been looking forward to this for some time
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I have stuff to do first
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So I better wordle and get started
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Enjoy, DR vixmom. I hope we will have a repor later. Or at some point.
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Good morning, friends.
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And others.
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Hello from the Midwest.
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Has any DR ever seen this? [click to embiggen]
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And, to give dogs equal time...
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Perfect!
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Saturday.
It sounds like everyone has a nice day planned.
It is 33 degrees headed for 44 degrees. No rain....but a few clouds.
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I probably started watching SNL a few weeks after it started.
I liked most of the cast members.
As has been written - I also usually watch the next week on YouTube....and some of the current cast members are okay...It depends on who the guest host is.
I usually have never heard of the musical guests - but there are exceptions.
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I have a meeting to host this afternoon, so my oven is baking. I don't have my mixing bowl or spatula back yet.
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I thought BK was talking about a movie called "Saturday Night." Not Saturday Night Live.
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I thought BK was talking about a movie called "Saturday Night." Not Saturday Night Live.
There's a new movie called "Saturday Night" which is about the start of the TV show "SaturdayNight Live"
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Thanks. That makes sense. I don't keep up with movies.
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My favorite moment of all on SNL was when Sigourney Weaver and Christopher Durang did Das Lusitania Songspiel. Sadly I can’t find a video of that on YouTube.
I saw "Das Lusitania Songspiel" just after the original cast of The Elephant Man opened on Broadway ("Mr Merrick, I've brought you a popsicle stick for that cathedral you're building"). One of the funniest things I've ever seen. How I loved Chris Duirang!
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I thought it was a movie version of Sondheim's "Saturday Night."
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Has any DR ever seen this? [click to embiggen]
Yes! Annabelle, Thatch, and I watchged it about five years ago. Why?
It's fun, but Annabelle was more interested in starring in a musical version of That Darned Cat.
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Saturday morning greetings! We are relaxing at home before it’s time to head to a dinner party in Dayton. On our way we’re picking up a couple of dessert selections from Central Pastry in Middletown.
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TOD - Yes, I was a fan of SNL, right from the beginning. I remember watching it on my little black & white TV in an apartment I occupied from 1975-1977. My favorite moment was a winter episode (maybe right before Christmas) that was hosted by Candice Bergen. The show closed with everyone skating at the Rockefeller Center rink.
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So far, I’ve been able to identify that episode as Season 1, Episode 8.
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I'm watching you.
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I just rehearsed a presentation I've giving at work on Monday afternoon.
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It's supposed to be for 2 hours, but my rehearsal only ran 1.
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Maybe after I'm done, I can take requests for an hour?
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Do you know "Melancholy Baby in b flat?"
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So far, I’ve been able to identify that episode as Season 1, Episode 8.
Correction: it was Season 2, Episode 10, broadcast on December 11, 1976 - my 26th birthday. I just watched the opening and closing on Peacock.
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From DR Jrand:
DR LAURA I only remember fainting once.....when a horse came running toward me....I think I was about nine years old.....
Wow. I guess the horse did not run over you.
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September 5 sounds good.
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When "Saturday Night Live" first aired... this is hard to believe now, but I didn't even have a TV, so I didn't witness the big start live.
I caught up with it on repeats and liked it okay, but I never watched it religiously. Later still, I caught more repeats (I believe some channel was showing it every night in the early '80s) and now I really liked it. That was still the original cast. Then, what with both moving around and being interested in various other things, I dropped the habit. From then on, I watched it only intermittently. There have been certain episodes with later casts, and certain kinds of sketches and impressions of people that I absolutely loved, but the habit was gone.
I have the box sets of the first five seasons on DVD, and just a couple of highlights ones from later on. I'm afraid I've hardly watched it at all in recent years.
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Four minutes and 25 seconds to drain a pint of blood from me.
I stay reclined a while before sitting up carefully. Then hang out a while enjoying junk carbs.
Sounds good.
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I learned why most of my donations go to California. Red Cross does not have the contract to provide blood to Phoenix. If I want my donation to stay local, I would need to donate to Vitalent.
Interesting. I never heard of Vitalent. If you need your donation to go to someone local you would then need to donate at Vitalent?
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You're welcome, California.
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And now, already, I must go. Maybe I can log in for a bit this evening.
Tomorrow is our sitzprobe and big tech rehearsal. Pray for the baby. I can't even think about that right now. In the scheme of things, it's just another element of the current HELL. Cheers, everyone!
Sending loads of vibes.
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Good morning.
Saturday has arrived, bright, shiny and quite chilly, but only in the 40s.
I am not sure what the day has in store for me, but I believe I will be taking a load of recyclables to the local center for such things at some point during the day.
On the "cataract front", my right eye has taken over as my "good" eye. My vision is very good without glasses, but not for reading. My left eye needs the glasses lens, but my right eye does not. I can close my left eye and read perfectly well, but both eyes don't blend for reading. It will soon be different, I know, after my second surgery on Dec. 12th.
Vibes they will blend well after your second surgery!
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DR singdaw, why did you ask about "The Cat from Outer Space?"
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TOD: SNL started when I was in college and didn't have a TV. But our dorm had a TV in the lounge and I would catch some episodes there, including the legendary Bass-O-Matic. The original cast was great. I haven't watched any live episodes since college, but I've seen some of the classic later sketches on YouTube like Will Ferrell and "More cowbell!"
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You're welcome, California.
Thank you, DR Laura!
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DR singdaw, why did you ask about "The Cat from Outer Space?"
Someone posted about it on FB and I figured it was the zany kind of thing that someone here at HHW might have seen.
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~~~BREAK-A-LEG CONCERT VIBES~~~ for DR MichaelG and Company tomorrow afternoon!!!
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~~~SITZPROBE & TECH VIBES~~~ for DR ChasSmith & Company tomorrow!!!!
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Lots of rehearsin' and performin' going on!!
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Rocking around the clock, as it were.
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One more.
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PAGE FOUR
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Tonight I will see Kenneth Branagh as King Lear.
Hope you have a great time!
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And, to give dogs equal time...
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7790.0;attach=24219)
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Exactly! ::)
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I never watched SNL regularly, but for a few years, I did keep track of who the guests were and would watch/record if I wanted to see them.
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And, of course, a lot (but certainly not all) can be found on YouTube.
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Hello from the Midwest.
I never thught about where the Giant Green Giant's home town was.
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Has any DR ever seen this? [click to embiggen]
I'm sure I did, and then forgot about it. I just watched the trailer ;D
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I have a meeting to host this afternoon, so my oven is baking. I don't have my mixing bowl or spatula back yet.
I hope you are managing ok without them. Do you only have one spatula?
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I thought BK was talking about a movie called "Saturday Night." Not Saturday Night Live.
I think he was referring to the movie.
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It's supposed to be for 2 hours, but my rehearsal only ran 1.
Oh, oh.
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Yes I was confused as well.....although now I remember hearing about the movie Saturday Night.
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Who knows, DR JANE.....maybe the horse fainted, too.
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Who knows, DR JANE.....maybe the horse fainted, too.
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We rarely watched late night tv and did not see Saturday Night Live even though friends were raving about it. Evenutually, while at friend's for the evening, we watched an episode. Bryan was a baby and all we wanted to do was go home and go to sleep.
We watch and appreciate snippets.
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Tonight I will see Kenneth Branagh as King Lear.
Enjoy.
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I went out for dim sum. I am stuffed. Good eats.
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Got a Nantucket cranberry pie in the oven. Smells great.
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Trying a different recipe. I added orange zest, too.
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Has anyone read Ray Bradberry’s Dandelion Wine? It’s one of those nostalgic novels about the innocence of a time and childhood gone by.
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We received an invitation for Thanksgiving. Since our usual invite didn't happen we accepted.
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DR JOHN G Dandelion Wine is one of my favorite books.
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So many memorable moments and really terrific stories.
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We received an invitation for Thanksgiving.
I am glad!
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Thanks.
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DR JOHN G Dandelion Wine is one of my favorite books.
I am thoroughly enjoying it.
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Partially stirring from a nap.
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Fully stirring.
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But first ...
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... A page turn.
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Five!
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Watergate salad!
https://www.thepioneerwoman.com/food-cooking/recipes/a62740935/watergate-salad-recipe/
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Just in time for you as well.
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Keith got Wordle in four today.
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I got it in SIX.
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Pair of keets are covered for the night.
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For years now....if not decades.....it seems to me....an amateur....that someone in the SNL writing room says "wouldn't it be funny if......."
And writing ensues.....but there is no beginning middle or end.......all of the skits just kind of meander along and then stop....it is most disserting......
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IU football was beaten by Ohio State....not an unexpected result.
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I think tomorrow is a free for all day at HHW.....and I have a topic of discussion that will be most entertaining.....
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I think.
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DR VIXMOM please tell Kenny we said HI!
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I think tomorrow is a free for all day at HHW.....and I have a topic of discussion that will be most entertaining.....
Can't wait!
But I guess I have to.
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We received an invitation for Thanksgiving. Since our usual invite didn't happen we accepted.
That's great!
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I wasn’t allowed to watch SNL when it was first on. I do have a memory where we were visiting family friends and the normal rules went out the window, so I saw the B-52s on there, and that seemed wild. Later, they’d show edited episodes in syndication, and I had a little crush on Larraine Newman, as I had liked her in American Hot Wax.
By the time I could freely watch SNL, it was pretty bad, Joe Piscopo, etc.
Then I liked the season with Billy Crystal, Christopher Guest, Martin Short, etc. It’s been off and on since then, never a show I had to see, but I’ve liked some sketches.
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I got it in SIX.
Wow, another six. I know someone who got it in two, two days in a row and then completely missed today.
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IU football was beaten by Ohio State....not an unexpected result.
Sorry.
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We received an invitation for Thanksgiving. Since our usual invite didn't happen we accepted.
That's great!
Thanks. I keep wondering though if our usual place suddenly remembers we weren't invited ;D
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We received an invitation for Thanksgiving. Since our usual invite didn't happen we accepted.
That's great!
Thanks. I keep wondering though if our usual place suddenly remembers we weren't invited ;D
Did you check your spam folder in case the invite ended up there?
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Vixdad bought me 2nd row center!
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We received an invitation for Thanksgiving. Since our usual invite didn't happen we accepted.
That's great!
Thanks. I keep wondering though if our usual place suddenly remembers we weren't invited ;D
Did you check your spam folder in case the invite ended up there?
Good suggestion except it would have been a text. There were other things going on this year so I expect things changed. We don't go every year but have been the last two or three. It is ok, they are all coming here to celebrate my birthday with me in a couple of weeks.
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Vixdad bought me 2nd row center!
Wow, enjoy!
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Vixdad bought me 2nd row center!
Hope you're having a terrific time!
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Good evening!
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Wordle: 4/6
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Very good.
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Good evening.
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My baking stuff has been returned. I have multiples of things, anyway, so it was not a big deal.
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:)
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Off to the first concert of our set. Tonight’s when my DSW is attending.
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Have a good concert.
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SIX!
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'night
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Good night, Jane
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Break a leg at the concert, MichaelG!
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Break a leg at the concert, MichaelG!
DITTO! Didn't realize from the initial announcement that the concert was being repeated.
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Do you think Hallmark has a formula? :)
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The secret to a really good pizza crust is stretching the dough...
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I do love Thanksgiving.
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Good night, friends.
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And others.
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Dancing was long tonight. I feel exhausted.
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Break a leg at the concert, MichaelG!
And more wishes.
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The pie was excellent. I used walnuts and added orange set. By a great coincidence, a friend brought cranberry sauce with orange and walnuts in it. They made a great pair.
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That’s it for me tonight.
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Good night, all.
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Finished with my viewing.
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Watched an okay b-movie directed by John Dahl - a good director. Script was not so hot nor was the over the top performance by Steve Zahn, but his character is written so annoyingly that he probably had no chance. The co-writer? J.J. Abrams back in 2001.
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Joy Ride is the film. Wikipedia page clearly written by an idiot fanboy, who brags that the film made "over" 36-million worldwide on a budget of 23-million, like that was a major hit. No. First off, it only made 21-million in the US - 14-million overseas. So, in the US it was a complete bomb and overseas profits were never going to help this even get near breaking even. It would have had to have made two-and-a-half times its budget to break even. Then add prints and advertising to that. Amusingly, they made two cheapo direct to video sequels, which were also bombs. Sometimes one questions the brain power of the people who make these sequels - and make them seven YEARS after the fact.
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The ONLY reason this succeeds in the ways it does, if one overlooks the idiotic behavior of its characters, is because John Dahl is good at this kind of film. Acting from the other two leads, Paul Walker and Leelee Sobieski, is fine. The villain, who we basically only hear, was voiced by Ted Levine, the serial killer from Silence of the Lambs.
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Apparently, there were several reshoots, including five different endings - think that could be the problem? When they green light a film that has an ending that needs five alternate endings to be shot. Think maybe someone should have done, I don't know, a rewrite?
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Of course, the ending they finally chose was the one where the villain doesn't get what's coming to him. Oooh, surprise ending meant to be chilling, if it hadn't been done ten zillion times.
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Despite all that, it's only ninety-three minutes and I really like Leelee Sobieski. I wondered why I haven't seen her in anything in YEARS.
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So, she gave up acting in 2012, when she married Bruce Kimmel - oops, sorry - Adam Kimmel. She has two kids and is a painter whose had several gallery shows. The reason she gave up acting is interesting - mostly because "ninety percent of acting roles involve so much sexual stuff with other people, and I don't want to do that." And good for her.
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Shouldn't we be on page twelve by now?
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You'd think it was a Saturday night or something.
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There is no way we can still be on page six, for heaven's sake.
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Never-ending this page.
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Where in tarnation IS everyone?
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Ridic.
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You know what? There is some serious gaslighting going on.
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See?
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Ah, the page that shall not be named.
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Keith got Wordle in four today.
Nice.
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I got it in SIX.
Wow, another six. I know someone who got it in two, two days in a row and then completely missed today.
Oh, my! :-\
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Vixdad bought me 2nd row center!
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7790.0;attach=24223)
Amazing! Congrats, Vixmom!
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Off to the first concert of our set. Tonight’s when my DSW is attending.
Hope it went well!
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Do you think Hallmark has a formula? :)
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7790.0;attach=24225)
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That's it?
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That's it?
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That's it?
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Is there an echo in here?
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Where'd George get to?
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Hits and runs.
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We don't even hear about the burrito or the jam.
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And we must.
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The secret to a really good pizza crust is stretching the dough...
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7790.0;attach=24227)
Cassandra?? (A Doctor Who reference.)
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Where'd George get to?
Hits and runs.
No, hits and posts more posts!
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I just got .44 back from PayPal.
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Super exciting.
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I do love Thanksgiving.
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7790.0;attach=24229)
SUPER DITTO!!
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Gratuitous Post #200!!
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And I got an email from Apple ID telling me it's been disabled and to just click on the link to fix it. Ridic. And then you click on the sender address and it doesn't even pretend to be Apple.
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200 is not nearly enough.
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After all, we were on a roll these past few days.
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A big role.
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I mean, a big roll.
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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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And page eight has made its entrance. It wasn't sure if it was going on tonight.
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The pie was excellent. I used walnuts and added orange set. By a great coincidence, a friend brought cranberry sauce with orange and walnuts in it. They made a great pair.
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7790.0;attach=24231)
Yummy!!
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But just in time, it made it on.
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Because, after all, we're on a roll.
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An onion roll?
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A kaiser roll?
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So many rolls.
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I'm kind of hungry.
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I do have a few chips and some salsa here, so perhaps I'll do that.
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Certainly, I am NOT ordering anything via DoorDash.
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Don't even think about it.
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I don't want to.
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And I won't.
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Don't make me.
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I cannot be coerced or even erced.
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In looking up Leelee Sobieski's credits I found a movie called In a Dark Place - it's on Prime so I'll give it a watch. It's the only modern adaptation of Turn of the Screw, but it sounds pretty dire from the comments I've read. It went straight to DVD.
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And I want to watch Sayonara.
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Who wouldn't?
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We don't even hear about the burrito or the jam.
Oh...well, I went to La Sarape, a local Mexican chain with some friends from high school.
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Guess I'll change the topic.
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We started going out after our 40th (but my first) reunion this past summer.
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Why shouldn't I?
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The time is nigh.
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I had the Fajita Burrito (an actual burrito!) and it was quite delish.
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It was one of their larger burritos that was a meal in itself...it did come with some refried beans and some kind of tomato salad that wasn't too bad.
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We met at 4:00 and didn't leave until the place closed at 10:00.
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That was one of the earlier endings of our dinners. ;)