And the word of the day is: MORGANATIC!
What is the penalty if you get that deeply personal census form and don;t mail it in?
And now - Dino at the piano.
And now - Dino at the piano.
It Might As Well Be Dino Since Jose Is No Longer Here
I don't know; they don't say. Some jail time and a fine.
Here are a couple of things they want to know: What time do you leave for work? How many cars do you own?
Now, if someone came to my door and asked these questions, we would all know that they are casing the place for a break-in.
What is the penalty if you get that deeply personal census form and don;t mail it in?Hounded endlessly by irritating census people, most likely.
Hi Kerry. Aww, you are going to miss the young people tell about their experience at the youth conference.
I am sort of enjoying this LESTAT dvd - a very interesting and technological presentation....must have been even more impressive IN PERSON.....but damn.....the songs are all so DREARY so far.Perhaps you should read Christopher Moore's "Bite Me." The vampires aren't necessarily happy, but they are funny.
I guess there is no such thing as a happy vampire.
What is the penalty if you get that deeply personal census form and don;t mail it in?Hounded endlessly by irritating census people, most likely.
DR Jennifer I'm not surprised the hoola hoop hurts. The original ones do and you said these are heavier.
DR Cillaliz - sounds like you're having fun with your guests. Mine have taken off to spend the day with their mother/grandmother. When they get back, we're going to the Greek fest.
I am sort of enjoying this LESTAT dvd - a very interesting and technological presentation....must have been even more impressive IN PERSON.....but damn.....the songs are all so DREARY so far.
I guess there is no such thing as a happy vampire.
Thanks for the compliments on the photos...think it's time for me to try to take a nap. I'm really tired....
I'm up, the sky is blue, and I shall be jogging shortly.
I took the trip to Target at 116th Street and FDR Drive. The subway ride is quick (the 6 train from Union Square to E. 116th Street) but then it's a 10 minute walk from Lexington Avenue to the East River/FDR. There are not-very-well publicized shuttles running from the subway to the complex (there is a Cost-Co, a Best Buy, a Kids Town, a Marshall's and an Old Navy as well as Target) but there is no schedule and, even in the heat, it seemed quicker to walk. The store was VERY busy (Grand Opening). It's the biggest Target I've ever seen. It has a bigger grocery section than any other Target. It may be a Super Target but it doesn't advertise as that. There is quite a bit of merchandise but even though the store is bigger it just seems easier for me to get on the PATH Train and go to New Jersey (a 5 minute walk from the train). Oh, well. We shall see.
It's still very, very, very hot and I'm in the AC right now listening to Selected Shorts and waiting for Anthony to call to say he arrived in Annapolis safely.
That's all for now.
I am sort of enjoying this LESTAT dvd - a very interesting and technological presentation....must have been even more impressive IN PERSON.....but damn.....the songs are all so DREARY so far.Perhaps you should read Christopher Moore's "Bite Me." The vampires aren't necessarily happy, but they are funny.
I guess there is no such thing as a happy vampire.
Last night DR Jane wrote:QuoteDR Jennifer I'm not surprised the hoola hoop hurts. The original ones do and you said these are heavier.
The regular hula hoop hurts you? I've never felt any pain when using one.
watching the videos of the people hoop dancing ... wow I want to be able to do that!
Glad I missed "Lestat." Haven't had much luck trying to read Anne Rice. Wouldn't really want to hear her sung.I am sort of enjoying this LESTAT dvd - a very interesting and technological presentation....must have been even more impressive IN PERSON.....but damn.....the songs are all so DREARY so far.Perhaps you should read Christopher Moore's "Bite Me." The vampires aren't necessarily happy, but they are funny.
I guess there is no such thing as a happy vampire.
If you think that the San Francisco production is dour, the Broadway version is even worse! I much prefer the dvd of LESTAT in that city by the bay. . .which brings us to Christopher Moore (and in a way back to the original INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE). Moore is in a class by himself with his wicked sense of humor. He creates great characters, and uses them again in other books (see A DIRTY JOB) for full effect.
One of the problems with LESTAT, and there are too many to list, is that the producers tried to change too much for New York in wanting to include most of INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE, when they originally set out to musicalize Ann Rice's THE VAMPIRE LESTAT. The latter is a far more intersting novel, told from Lestat's point of view, rather than the whiny Louis'. Even with the ever-charming Jim Stanek as Louis, he's still a dreadful, moping, unhappy character whom I'd not want to spend an evening being around.
In any instance, I don't think LESTAT gains any musical ground until Gabrielle's solo, "The Crimson Kiss" and Lestat's own second act solo, "Sail Me Away."
If only Linda Woolverton had stuck to her guns and dramatized only THE VAMPIRE LESTAT. . . .
Would anyone care to guess what STILL hasn't shown up on the grantwriters' website or in my email?
]
When the boys were in 2nd & 5th grade we went on the Disney cruise and I won the hoola hoop contest. First I won the girls competition and then had to beat the winner of the boys, who happened to be Bryan.
SWIVEL-HIPS MOM TROUNCES 5TH GRADER
Young boy devasted by defeat at the hands of his own Mother
Social Services considering investigation
Would anyone care to guess what STILL hasn't shown up on the grantwriters' website or in my email?
Instructions on claiming your $10,000,000 bonanza from Nigeria?
der Brucer
The subway ride is quick (the 6 train from Union Square to E. 116th Street) but then it's a 10 minute walk from Lexington Avenue to the East River/FDR. There are not-very-well publicized shuttles running from the subway to the complex (there is a Cost-Co, a Best Buy, a Kids Town, a Marshall's and an Old Navy as well as Target) but there is no schedule and, even in the heat, it seemed quicker to walk.
Here are a couple of things they want to know: What time do you leave for work? How many cars do you own?
Glad I missed "Lestat." Haven't had much luck trying to read Anne Rice. Wouldn't really want to hear her sung.I am sort of enjoying this LESTAT dvd - a very interesting and technological presentation....must have been even more impressive IN PERSON.....but damn.....the songs are all so DREARY so far.Perhaps you should read Christopher Moore's "Bite Me." The vampires aren't necessarily happy, but they are funny.
I guess there is no such thing as a happy vampire.
If you think that the San Francisco production is dour, the Broadway version is even worse! I much prefer the dvd of LESTAT in that city by the bay. . .which brings us to Christopher Moore (and in a way back to the original INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE). Moore is in a class by himself with his wicked sense of humor. He creates great characters, and uses them again in other books (see A DIRTY JOB) for full effect.
One of the problems with LESTAT, and there are too many to list, is that the producers tried to change too much for New York in wanting to include most of INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE, when they originally set out to musicalize Ann Rice's THE VAMPIRE LESTAT. The latter is a far more intersting novel, told from Lestat's point of view, rather than the whiny Louis'. Even with the ever-charming Jim Stanek as Louis, he's still a dreadful, moping, unhappy character whom I'd not want to spend an evening being around.
In any instance, I don't think LESTAT gains any musical ground until Gabrielle's solo, "The Crimson Kiss" and Lestat's own second act solo, "Sail Me Away."
If only Linda Woolverton had stuck to her guns and dramatized only THE VAMPIRE LESTAT. . . .
Pogue, Barbara was there, stuck in a corner where a dealer used to be.
]
When the boys were in 2nd & 5th grade we went on the Disney cruise and I won the hoola hoop contest. First I won the girls competition and then had to beat the winner of the boys, who happened to be Bryan.
I can see the news item now:QuoteSWIVEL-HIPS MOM TROUNCES 5TH GRADER
Young boy devasted by defeat at the hands of his own Mother
Social Services considering investigation
der Brucer
I don't know; they don't say. Some jail time and a fine.
Here are a couple of things they want to know: What time do you leave for work? How many cars do you own?
Now, if someone came to my door and asked these questions, we would all know that they are casing the place for a break-in.
Enjoyed the photos from DR CILLA LIZ and DR JOHNG......looks like Saturday was a fun day!
And now - Dino at the piano.
It Might As Well Be Dino Since Jose Is No Longer Here
What am I, chopped liver?
(Don't answer that).
As to Ann Rice's success. . .
Well, INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE hit the shelves at the right time, and was reasonably well-written, boasted intriguing characters, vivid descriptions of New Orleans and a subtle subtext.
The next two of her "Vampire Chronicles" continued in that vein.
Those first three novels are a remarkable achievement as well as being highly entertaining reads.
Her non-supernatural novels, FEAST OF ALL SAINTS and CRY TO HEAVEN are also very fine reads. The latter is about European castrati and is rich Baroque-ism at its peak.
The Mayfair Witches novels failed to ignite a spark in me, I don't even think I made it through the first one.
I've not tried her erotica.
But, her "Vampire Chronicles" even fell apart for me around the fifth or sixth entry. Actually, it was the fifth: MEMNOCH THE DEVIL, which I barely made it half-way through.
Now, Rice has taken on the life of Christ, twice. . and, I have no interest whatsoever.
But, those first three novels featuring Lestat. . .ah, those are wonderful creations.
When I went to the Make a Wish dinner a couple of months ago I was given a coupon good for a private tasting for up to 6 people - since it was about to expiure Vixdad and I decided to take advantage of it on Friday - it requested a reservation 2 weeks a head pof time but I called and said we were unexpectedly free for the day and could they fit us in
they could - so we headed out there
not for us standing at the bar with the greaqqt unwashed - no we had a private room with padded stools and a selection of cheeses, sliceed salami and crackers with homemade jam while our own personal Sommelier discussed the vintages of the various wines she had selected for us
then we were told that we were also entitled to a15% discount on any wine we purchased that day
in the course of our discussion I happened to mention that we were celebrating Vixdad's birthday and the discount was increased to 30%!
It was a nice surpriseWhen I went to the Make a Wish dinner a couple of months ago I was given a coupon good for a private tasting for up to 6 people - since it was about to expiure Vixdad and I decided to take advantage of it on Friday - it requested a reservation 2 weeks a head pof time but I called and said we were unexpectedly free for the day and could they fit us in
they could - so we headed out there
not for us standing at the bar with the greaqqt unwashed - no we had a private room with padded stools and a selection of cheeses, sliceed salami and crackers with homemade jam while our own personal Sommelier discussed the vintages of the various wines she had selected for us
then we were told that we were also entitled to a15% discount on any wine we purchased that day
in the course of our discussion I happened to mention that we were celebrating Vixdad's birthday and the discount was increased to 30%!
Congrats! Don't you love it when that happens?? :D
I am sort of enjoying this LESTAT dvd - a very interesting and technological presentation....must have been even more impressive IN PERSON.....but damn.....the songs are all so DREARY so far.Perhaps you should read Christopher Moore's "Bite Me." The vampires aren't necessarily happy, but they are funny.
I guess there is no such thing as a happy vampire.
If you think that the San Francisco production is dour, the Broadway version is even worse! I much prefer the dvd of LESTAT in that city by the bay. . .which brings us to Christopher Moore (and in a way back to the original INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE). Moore is in a class by himself with his wicked sense of humor. He creates great characters, and uses them again in other books (see A DIRTY JOB) for full effect.
One of the problems with LESTAT, and there are too many to list, is that the producers tried to change too much for New York in wanting to include most of INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE, when they originally set out to musicalize Ann Rice's THE VAMPIRE LESTAT. The latter is a far more intersting novel, told from Lestat's point of view, rather than the whiny Louis'. Even with the ever-charming Jim Stanek as Louis, he's still a dreadful, moping, unhappy character whom I'd not want to spend an evening being around.
In any instance, I don't think LESTAT gains any musical ground until Gabrielle's solo, "The Crimson Kiss" and Lestat's own second act solo, "Sail Me Away."
If only Linda Woolverton had stuck to her guns and dramatized only THE VAMPIRE LESTAT. . . .
guess what everyone is getting for Christmas this year!!
And now - Dino at the piano.
It Might As Well Be Dino Since Jose Is No Longer Here
What am I, chopped liver?
(Don't answer that).
Dear Chopped Liver;
How are things in Portland?
It was a nice surpriseWhen I went to the Make a Wish dinner a couple of months ago I was given a coupon good for a private tasting for up to 6 people - since it was about to expiure Vixdad and I decided to take advantage of it on Friday - it requested a reservation 2 weeks a head pof time but I called and said we were unexpectedly free for the day and could they fit us in
they could - so we headed out there
not for us standing at the bar with the greaqqt unwashed - no we had a private room with padded stools and a selection of cheeses, sliceed salami and crackers with homemade jam while our own personal Sommelier discussed the vintages of the various wines she had selected for us
then we were told that we were also entitled to a15% discount on any wine we purchased that day
in the course of our discussion I happened to mention that we were celebrating Vixdad's birthday and the discount was increased to 30%!
Congrats! Don't you love it when that happens?? :D
however in the end the "free" wine tasting ended up costing over $300!!
It was a nice surpriseWhen I went to the Make a Wish dinner a couple of months ago I was given a coupon good for a private tasting for up to 6 people - since it was about to expiure Vixdad and I decided to take advantage of it on Friday - it requested a reservation 2 weeks a head pof time but I called and said we were unexpectedly free for the day and could they fit us in
they could - so we headed out there
not for us standing at the bar with the greaqqt unwashed - no we had a private room with padded stools and a selection of cheeses, sliceed salami and crackers with homemade jam while our own personal Sommelier discussed the vintages of the various wines she had selected for us
then we were told that we were also entitled to a15% discount on any wine we purchased that day
in the course of our discussion I happened to mention that we were celebrating Vixdad's birthday and the discount was increased to 30%!
Congrats! Don't you love it when that happens?? :D
however in the end the "free" wine tasting ended up costing over $300!!
PAGE FIVE TIME-TO-TAKE-A-SHOWER DANCE!!
;D
And in other breaking news, I bought a new vacuum cleaner.
And now - Dino at the piano.
It Might As Well Be Dino Since Jose Is No Longer Here
What am I, chopped liver?
(Don't answer that).
Dear Chopped Liver;
How are things in Portland?
Yes. And what do you think of Kettleman's egg bagels? Our company forgot to bring me some.
Vixter is back from her"Regional Lutheran Youth Gathering" she has lots of funWas this the gathering in New Orleans? We had a bunch from church that went.
[I don't remember it hurting when I was young and they were the rage. And I did do those moves shown in your video. I was an adult when it became popular again and it hurt, especially my back.
I am sort of enjoying this LESTAT dvd - a very interesting and technological presentation....must have been even more impressive IN PERSON.....but damn.....the songs are all so DREARY so far.Perhaps you should read Christopher Moore's "Bite Me." The vampires aren't necessarily happy, but they are funny.
I guess there is no such thing as a happy vampire.
If you think that the San Francisco production is dour, the Broadway version is even worse! I much prefer the dvd of LESTAT in that city by the bay. . .which brings us to Christopher Moore (and in a way back to the original INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE). Moore is in a class by himself with his wicked sense of humor. He creates great characters, and uses them again in other books (see A DIRTY JOB) for full effect.
One of the problems with LESTAT, and there are too many to list, is that the producers tried to change too much for New York in wanting to include most of INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE, when they originally set out to musicalize Ann Rice's THE VAMPIRE LESTAT. The latter is a far more intersting novel, told from Lestat's point of view, rather than the whiny Louis'. Even with the ever-charming Jim Stanek as Louis, he's still a dreadful, moping, unhappy character whom I'd not want to spend an evening being around.
In any instance, I don't think LESTAT gains any musical ground until Gabrielle's solo, "The Crimson Kiss" and Lestat's own second act solo, "Sail Me Away."
If only Linda Woolverton had stuck to her guns and dramatized only THE VAMPIRE LESTAT. . . .
That was one major flaw. Trying to combine two books told from different points of view. That would only work if you were going to tell the first act from one point of view, and the second act from the other. Still, you would need a better score.
However, td, I disagree with you about the books. I found INTERVIEW WITH A VAMPIRE to be a masterful work of fiction. I found THE VAMPIRE LESTAT to be pretentious, campy, and several times totally boring.
I'm at home doing nothing, after having watched one episode of "Being Alive" on BBC and one episode of "White Collar" from USA, both recorded on the DVR.
My birthday is in a littlover two weeks
:-* :-* :-* :-* :-*
pretty please?
Thanks for the compliments on the photos...think it's time for me to try to take a nap. I'm really tired....
Busy as a weekend in Manhattan! Neat photos.
I'm wondering if someone can tell me how to post a picture. I clicked on Addtional Options, found a picture and couldn't figure out what to do next.
I am sort of enjoying this LESTAT dvd - a very interesting and technological presentation....must have been even more impressive IN PERSON.....but damn.....the songs are all so DREARY so far.Perhaps you should read Christopher Moore's "Bite Me." The vampires aren't necessarily happy, but they are funny.
I guess there is no such thing as a happy vampire.
If you think that the San Francisco production is dour, the Broadway version is even worse! I much prefer the dvd of LESTAT in that city by the bay. . .which brings us to Christopher Moore (and in a way back to the original INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE). Moore is in a class by himself with his wicked sense of humor. He creates great characters, and uses them again in other books (see A DIRTY JOB) for full effect.
One of the problems with LESTAT, and there are too many to list, is that the producers tried to change too much for New York in wanting to include most of INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE, when they originally set out to musicalize Ann Rice's THE VAMPIRE LESTAT. The latter is a far more intersting novel, told from Lestat's point of view, rather than the whiny Louis'. Even with the ever-charming Jim Stanek as Louis, he's still a dreadful, moping, unhappy character whom I'd not want to spend an evening being around.
In any instance, I don't think LESTAT gains any musical ground until Gabrielle's solo, "The Crimson Kiss" and Lestat's own second act solo, "Sail Me Away."
If only Linda Woolverton had stuck to her guns and dramatized only THE VAMPIRE LESTAT. . . .
That was one major flaw. Trying to combine two books told from different points of view. That would only work if you were going to tell the first act from one point of view, and the second act from the other. Still, you would need a better score.
However, td, I disagree with you about the books. I found INTERVIEW WITH A VAMPIRE to be a masterful work of fiction. I found THE VAMPIRE LESTAT to be pretentious, campy, and several times totally boring.
I didn't feel that way until QUEEN OF THE DAMNED, but then it was so purple-prosy that I thought it couldn't entirely be accidental. Then the next book came and was far more of the same. . .
I really love Lestat's backstory in THE VAMPIRE LESTAT - the wolves, the violinist, the mother, the tower . . .and Magnus.
We had a torrential downpour with tremendous winds this afternoon - our pop up tent/gazebo thingy flew across teh yard and twisted and bent and was torn
THAT lasted for a month
:( :(
It's a Bissell, DR Vixmom. I really have a small area to clean and got a basic vaccum.
DR Vixmom did you go to a small local winery or a tasting room for a larger winery and or multiple wineries?
Thanks, DR Elmore. This is the message I got when I tried:
Your file is too large. The maximum attachment size allowed is 256 KB.
Vixter is back from her"Regional Lutheran Youth Gathering" she has lots of funWas this the gathering in New Orleans? We had a bunch from church that went.
Everyone, I would like you to meet Vixmom:
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4098/4828888464_95b61ce7f2.jpg)
Vixmom and her family will be staying with us for the next few weeks.
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4075/4828886694_15b713aaac.jpg)
There's a riot of black and white in this room:
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4098/4829005430_9a9611c7c3.jpg)
[I don't remember it hurting when I was young and they were the rage. And I did do those moves shown in your video. I was an adult when it became popular again and it hurt, especially my back.
Ha ha. If you tried hoopnotica you'd see what i mean by hurt. Not a sore back during or after. I'm talking actual pain when it goes around your waist (a lot of pain). But it gets less and less each time. I'm surprised i'm not bruised. The pictures on the facebook page are astonishing. These people are black and blue!
I didn't know you could do the dance movies with a regular hoop. I've never seen anyone be able to make it go around their neck or knees.
I'm at home doing nothing, after having watched one episode of "Being Alive" on BBC and one episode of "White Collar" from USA, both recorded on the DVR.
How are Royal Pains and White Collar this year?
I'm still hoping that we will get both. but the channel that has Royal Pains has not shown it yet. And the channel that has White Collar did not get the rights to season 2 (i'm hoping that someone else did).
My birthday is in a littlover two weeks
:-* :-* :-* :-* :-*
pretty please?
My birthday is in a little under two weeks. . .
I'll track down my copies, DR Vixmom and you, too, shall witness: LESTAT: THE MUSICAL.
(I've always enjoyed seeing it promoted in Times Square in Disney's ENCHANTED).
[I don't remember it hurting when I was young and they were the rage. And I did do those moves shown in your video. I was an adult when it became popular again and it hurt, especially my back.
Ha ha. If you tried hoopnotica you'd see what i mean by hurt. Not a sore back during or after. I'm talking actual pain when it goes around your waist (a lot of pain). But it gets less and less each time. I'm surprised i'm not bruised. The pictures on the facebook page are astonishing. These people are black and blue!
I didn't know you could do the dance movies with a regular hoop. I've never seen anyone be able to make it go around their neck or knees.
I used to be able to move it up to my neck and then down to my knees and back up. I could make it go from my neck down my arm and back up.
I also meant bruising. I'm a tender thing. ;D
I essentially fired the handy man today. It was pretty much one thing and then another. He's almost to the budget we set without even doing the cement. I told him to just send me the bill and we'll just leave it at that.
There's a riot of black and white in this room:
She is exhausted.
[I don't remember it hurting when I was young and they were the rage. And I did do those moves shown in your video. I was an adult when it became popular again and it hurt, especially my back.
Ha ha. If you tried hoopnotica you'd see what i mean by hurt. Not a sore back during or after. I'm talking actual pain when it goes around your waist (a lot of pain). But it gets less and less each time. I'm surprised i'm not bruised. The pictures on the facebook page are astonishing. These people are black and blue!
I didn't know you could do the dance movies with a regular hoop. I've never seen anyone be able to make it go around their neck or knees.
I used to be able to move it up to my neck and then down to my knees and back up. I could make it go from my neck down my arm and back up.
I also meant bruising. I'm a tender thing. ;D
I have never been able to hula hoop - not even as a child - it just falls straight down
[I don't remember it hurting when I was young and they were the rage. And I did do those moves shown in your video. I was an adult when it became popular again and it hurt, especially my back.
Ha ha. If you tried hoopnotica you'd see what i mean by hurt. Not a sore back during or after. I'm talking actual pain when it goes around your waist (a lot of pain). But it gets less and less each time. I'm surprised i'm not bruised. The pictures on the facebook page are astonishing. These people are black and blue!
I didn't know you could do the dance movies with a regular hoop. I've never seen anyone be able to make it go around their neck or knees.
I used to be able to move it up to my neck and then down to my knees and back up. I could make it go from my neck down my arm and back up.
I also meant bruising. I'm a tender thing. ;D
I have never been able to hula hoop - not even as a child - it just falls straight down
;D That is funny.
I wish I could have a pet, but I'm only home and awake a few hours a day. It seems too cruel to try and be a good pet owner on that time schedule.
[I don't remember it hurting when I was young and they were the rage. And I did do those moves shown in your video. I was an adult when it became popular again and it hurt, especially my back.
Ha ha. If you tried hoopnotica you'd see what i mean by hurt. Not a sore back during or after. I'm talking actual pain when it goes around your waist (a lot of pain). But it gets less and less each time. I'm surprised i'm not bruised. The pictures on the facebook page are astonishing. These people are black and blue!
I didn't know you could do the dance movies with a regular hoop. I've never seen anyone be able to make it go around their neck or knees.
I used to be able to move it up to my neck and then down to my knees and back up. I could make it go from my neck down my arm and back up.
I also meant bruising. I'm a tender thing. ;D
I have never been able to hula hoop - not even as a child - it just falls straight down
;D That is funny.
it is - with the size of my backside you think it would stay up justa little bit
And in other breaking news, I bought a new vacuum cleaner.
ooh what kind?
we like our new Dyson
I essentially fired the handy man today. It was pretty much one thing and then another. He's almost to the budget we set without even doing the cement. I told him to just send me the bill and we'll just leave it at that.
I'm sorry it didn't work out.
VIBES YOU FIND A WONDERFUL HANDYMAN!!!
I essentially fired the handy man today. It was pretty much one thing and then another. He's almost to the budget we set without even doing the cement. I told him to just send me the bill and we'll just leave it at that.
I'm sorry it didn't work out.
VIBES YOU FIND A WONDERFUL HANDYMAN!!!
I am happy with some of what they did and they did get a lot done on time. I won't be looking for someone else any time soon. I can do the painting and touch up myself.
I bought myself a slice of birthday cake at the supermarket this afternoon. I seem to be going through a major depression at the moment.
Two cuties.
Two cuties.
Before they left today I took her around the house to all the dolls. She petted them very gently say baby over and over. I was in heaven. Her parents are nice too.
Lovely kitties! I love the kitty with STRIPES!
Sundee told me that my Grand Nephew Gabe loves to point me out in photos. He says "There's Silly! There's Silly!"
vixmom is beautiful!
Before they left today I took her around the house to all the dolls. She petted them very gently say baby over and over. I was in heaven. Her parents are nice too.
:)
except for the diapers
I called the foster coordinator right away to tell her that they are sneezing. I hope they will get me some meds right away. Dang.
When Bryan graduated high school we took them to Alaska and that is when I won. Considering my age and his I think the accomplishment was even better. ;)
The photo is 1.82 MB. I'm wondering if I was inadvertently trying to post all the photos in my library.
Shhh. Everyone is asleep in the Really Big Bed.
I'm at home doing nothing, after having watched one episode of "Being Alive" on BBC and one episode of "White Collar" from USA, both recorded on the DVR.
How are Royal Pains and White Collar this year?
I'm still hoping that we will get both. but the channel that has Royal Pains has not shown it yet. And the channel that has White Collar did not get the rights to season 2 (i'm hoping that someone else did).
PAGE FIVE TIME-TO-TAKE-A-SHOWER DANCE!!
;D
ah .. the image George in his fruit headdress dancing in the shower
PAGE FIVE TIME-TO-TAKE-A-SHOWER DANCE!!
;D
ah .. the image George in his fruit headdress dancing in the shower
If you only knew...
;)
And now - Dino at the piano.
It Might As Well Be Dino Since Jose Is No Longer Here
What am I, chopped liver?
(Don't answer that).
I don't know why this type of dining experience is expensive.
I don't know why this type of dining experience is expensive.
A. Most fondue lay-outs are prep-labor intensive.
B. The fondue experience encourages the diners to linger over their food and the table turn-around time is longer.
C. It's glamorous and they charge what the traffic will bear - you paid it and would go back (and so would I)
der Brucer