And the word of the day is: PROROGUE!
And the word of the day is: PROROGUE!
Haven't been to the Cottage in many a year. Is it very close to the Vineyard Theater? I seem to recall eating there before seeing something at the Vineyard.
Named for Washington Irving, is it not?
I don't think that I have ever seen a Steve McQueen film.
Listening to CDs and I guess I'll start addressing packages. Oh, joy.
DR TCB - Have you checked MTV.com to see if "High School Stories" is available for viewing online?
Oh... For any DRs who may be travelling overseas with their parents (or children)...
As my mother found out while going through customs & immigration here at DTW, even though you may have a very pleasant (and cute) US Customs agent, that does not mean you should feel free to make a joke about what you may or may not packed in your luggage.
*Thankfully, both my mom and dad went right through the secondary screening process. (Whew!)
DR TCB I wish I knew someone in Hawaii. Too bad neither you or Betzy could record it. I'm glad you finally got to watch the episode. It was about time! :)
I haven't checked out the link TCB but here it is. It says Full Episodes On Line.
High School Stories (http://www.mtv.com/ontv/dyn/high_school_stories/series.jhtml)
Hmmm, ignore this post. They don't seem to be available on line in spite of the header.
Sorry :-\
I haven't checked out the link TCB but here it is. It says Full Episodes On Line.Thanks, Ben, I appreciate you looking.
High School Stories (http://www.mtv.com/ontv/dyn/high_school_stories/series.jhtml)
Hmmm, ignore this post. They don't seem to be available on line in spite of the header.
Sorry :-\
Wow! That was fun. I finally got to see myself on national television. At about 10:02, my friend Betzy called me screaming that our episode of HIGH SCHOOL STORIES was being shown on MTV. I flipped it on in time to see most of the episode, but I missed the first couple of minutes. I wish I knew someone in Hawaii I could call and ask them to tape it in about two hours!
I don't watch these shows, but i believe there are some DRs who do.
ABC has renewed: CASTLE,
DR Matt H, we felt differently regarding the unusual BONES episode. I found it somewhat boring & Keith really disliked it, so we turned it off. Maybe if Keith had had a better day he wouldn't have minded so much.
Are you saying that was the final episode for the season?
I haven't checked out the link TCB but here it is. It says Full Episodes On Line.Thanks, Ben, I appreciate you looking.
High School Stories (http://www.mtv.com/ontv/dyn/high_school_stories/series.jhtml)
Hmmm, ignore this post. They don't seem to be available on line in spite of the header.
Sorry :-\
Have you tried Hulu.com?
DR Michael S - Did you watch the Farah Fawcett special?
I'm back from a wonderful time at the Museum of Broadcasting; they showed the complete NBC Opera broadcast of Puccini's Suor Angelica from 1953 and the 15-minute confrontation between Sister Angelica and the Principessa, her aunt, from the 1954 broadcast. Soprano Elaine Malbin, who played Aida in MY DARLIN' AIDA and replaced Doretta Morrow in KISMET, was Angelica in both broadcasts. The Principessa in 1953 was Winifred Heidt, Karen Ziemba's grandmother. I sat today with Karen, who for the first time saw her grandmother in an actual performance; she'd only heard her sing before.
The Principessa in 1954 was Shannon Bolin, who created Meg in the show and film of DAMN YANKEES and the Old Lady in PROMENADE. She and Jane Klain of the Museum and I are planning a luncheon date in the next week. I went to college with Miss Bolin's nephew John.
Greetings from Van Wert, Ohio! Our 7-hour trip was fairly uneventful, save for a lunch stop at Valparaiso, Indiana's
Strongbow Inn (http://www.strongbowinn.com)
My family used to stop there when traveling west to visit relatives when I was a kid. Funny, I don't remember it being surrounded by chain motels, fast food joints, and Wal-Mart. Of course, I hadn't been there for 45 years or so...
The wireless is this hotel is very weak.
Greetings from Van Wert, Ohio! Our 7-hour trip was fairly uneventful, save for a lunch stop at Valparaiso, Indiana's
Strongbow Inn (http://www.strongbowinn.com)
My family used to stop there when traveling west to visit relatives when I was a kid. Funny, I don't remember it being surrounded by chain motels, fast food joints, and Wal-Mart. Of course, I hadn't been there for 45 years or so...
And how was the food?
The wireless is this hotel is very weak.
Sorry.
And how was the food?
DR George - Either 1) Mow more often. Or 2) Hire someone else to do it for you. ;)
Once we landed at MSP, we had to make our way from Concourse F to Concourse A - the end of Concourse A. And after sitting down for about five minutes, it was time to board our next and last(!) flight of the day.
Thankfully, I'm still feeling sleepy and will most likely take a shower when I get back to my parents' house, and then get a good night's sleep. I hope. I wish. I better! ;)
I used to claim that I hated rhubarb, all from a pathetic sampling of strawberry rhubarb pie, but I was wrong! Skip Kennon makes a rhubarb pie that is ambrosial, that goes with Haagen Daz Vanilla ice cream like candy corn goes with Halloween, like DR MBarnum hopes to go with Bollywood studs, like our DR JMK goes with Percy Faith, like our BK goes with Leslie Parrish. The dinner, by the way, was wonderful, but to continue the Albert Herring analogy from the after-dinner discussion, "Oh, the taste of that rhubarb pie!"
I used to claim that I hated rhubarb, all from a pathetic sampling of strawberry rhubarb pie, but I was wrong! Skip Kennon makes a rhubarb pie that is ambrosial, that goes with Haagen Daz Vanilla ice cream like candy corn goes with Halloween, like DR MBarnum hopes to go with Bollywood studs, like our DR JMK goes with Percy Faith, like our BK goes with Leslie Parrish. The dinner, by the way, was wonderful, but to continue the Albert Herring analogy from the after-dinner discussion, "Oh, the taste of that rhubarb pie!"
I LOVE Rhubarb pie!!!
Once we landed at MSP, we had to make our way from Concourse F to Concourse A - the end of Concourse A. And after sitting down for about five minutes, it was time to board our next and last(!) flight of the day.
Thankfully, I'm still feeling sleepy and will most likely take a shower when I get back to my parents' house, and then get a good night's sleep. I hope. I wish. I better! ;)
It's a mile and a quarter from Concourse F to Concourse A - I have walked it many times...you do realize you probably walked right past the infamous men's room where tapping your toes can get you arrested
DR George - Either 1) Mow more often. Or 2) Hire someone else to do it for you. ;)
Some of us who are busy and on fixed incomes can't do either. But, then, I see you were kidding (kind of).
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Welcome back to the USA, dear DR Jose
Welcome back to the USA, dear DR Jose
Good luck George. At least you don't have to purchase one to find if it works.
George, get a Black and Decker rechargeable weed-eater. The twine comes out automatically, you don't even need to "whack" it on the ground. Plus it's environmentally friendly. I love B&D yard maintenance items.
Back from singing at a black tie gala event. I performed "I Was Here" from The Glorious Ones, and also was part of a male quartet that sang "Standing on the Corner" from DR elmore3003's beloved The Most Happy Fella.
A good time was had by all. :)
DR George - Either 1) Mow more often. Or 2) Hire someone else to do it for you. ;)