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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were filled with notes, and now it is time for you to post until the noteworthy cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: QUAGGY!
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The wocks atop this mountain make it vewy quaggy.
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Morning all.
Especially Amy!
When are you back for Jews and Baseball?
It "premieres" at the Quad, correct?
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Good morning, all.
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TOD: With vacation starting tomorrow, I don't have anything in the DVD player, but I have the last Trollope novel I have left to read, "Castle Richmond," in my suitcase along with "Elmer Gantry." And I have Springsteen's album of Pete Seeger songs on the MP3 player.
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from yesterday
I like to add:
Waiting For Godot
Noises Off
The Man Who Came To Dinner
Copenhagen
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Today's TOD
I will continue to listen to Michael Tolliver Lives
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Next week at this time I will be waiting to board my flight to San Francisco. Virgin America has internet service and my friend who I am traveling with told me that the B & B has wi fi
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Friday morning greetings! Just checking in to say HI and BYE until we're settled into our Orlando hotel. Hope everyone has a great Friday!
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Good morning.
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Morning all.
Especially Amy!
When are you back for Jews and Baseball?
It "premieres" at the Quad, correct?
Yep, Nov 5th. I may come in a day early and leave on Sunday. I'm bringing my mom and her other half and making a little vacation out of it, so she'll stop nagging me to take her whenever I go up to work.
My regular hotels (Wellington, Edison) are @ $400/night! So I will be looking for cheap hotels, at least for me and Greg. If anyone has any suggestions, I'd love to hear! I told her I'd take her before THE CLOSER bailed on me, and never expected to be out of work this long, so...putting 4 people up in NY...ouch!
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Ginny, have fun in Orlando. When do you get back? I can't remember if you'll be there when I head towards Columbus.
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TOD:
Not much new to watch on DVD this weekend.
Somebody sent me a copy of NOT AS A STRANGER w/Robert Mitchum, so maybe I'll watch that.
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Next weekend in Chicago at the Ray Courts HCS.
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More Jeeves and Wooster.
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And the word of the day is: QUAGGY!
And The Song Of The Day Is: THE SWAMPS OF HOME
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Getting ready for the Yom Kippur fast-ivities.
Actually only scheduled Yom Kippur event is seeing family tomorrow.
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A lovely happy day for everyone.
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Getting ready for the Yom Kippur fast-ivities.
Actually only scheduled Yom Kippur event is seeing family tomorrow.
. . .and that provides fodder for a whole NEW year of atonement. ;D
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Good Morning!
I'm up, I'm up... And the handyman/plumber may have to turn off the water to whole building in order to fix our shower. Hmmm...
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Yesterday I got an e-mail from my boss that simply stated "Jesus will be here tomorrow at 8:30"
It gave me quite a start, until I remembered that Jesus works in our Information Technology Division and is resposible for updating my bosses Blackberry.
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There are two full time handymen at my new apartment complex. That will be nice.
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Safe trip, Ginny! And have some fun.
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This is my first five-day work week in two months!
It feels weird!
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What will be even nicer is that I will be living full time at my new apartment beginning Sunday! Woohoo!
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Safe trip, Ginny! And have some fun.
Ditto!
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Yesterday I got an e-mail from my boss that simply stated "Jesus will be here tomorrow at 8:30"
It gave me quite a start, until I remembered that Jesus works in our Information Technology Division and is resposible for updating my bosses Blackberry.
;D
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We're still on Page One?
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Not for long.
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And now, as if by magic,
Page 2
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Thank you, magical Ben
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Good morning, all! It looks as if I forgot to post what I wrote at 6:30 this morning. Damn!
I've been to the NYU Dental Clinic - because of the MTA subway and crosstown bus idiocy, I was 15 minutes late since it took me an hour to get there - and now I am at Toyland, checking in on the office since I've not been here since last week and God alone knows where my colleague Curtis may be these days. I believe he's out of town.
I am ready to head uptown, stopping first at the NYPL for some research. I'm also thinking seriously replacing the diva tenor with another singer, and I have to run that by the musical director. I hope the tenor I have in mind is available. I may be cutting off my nose to spite my face, but I won't let an unknown on a diva trip back me into a corner. If I were recording NAUGHTY MARIETTA and needed the world's greatest coloratura soprano for the lead, I'd do whatever I could to accommodate her wishes, but no one knows this tenor's work, talented though he may be.
TOD:
DVD: I should just return the three Netflix items; I don't remember what they are any more!
CD: 40 discs of Johann Strauss music, Guy Haines, Liz Callaway
VCR: This porn is stale!
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DR edisaurus - After checking with my Twitter-friends, here are some sites to check out for hotel deals:
Quickbook (http://www.quikbook.com/10009.asp)
Best Travel Deal$ (http://besttraveldeals.net/)
NY Inns (http://www.nyinns.com/) - This is a group of boutique hotels.
AirBnB (http://www.airbnb.com/) - This is sort of like an apartment-share site. People list everything from spare mattresses to spare rooms to currently empty apartments for very reasonable fees.
And here's a listing from NewYorkology (http://www.newyorkology.com/archives/2010/08/ny_hotel_deals.php) detailing some hotel deals. This article is from the end of August, but some of the rates still may apply.
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Yesterday I got an e-mail from my boss that simply stated "Jesus will be here tomorrow at 8:30"
It gave me quite a start, until I remembered that Jesus works in our Information Technology Division and is resposible for updating my bosses Blackberry.
LOL!!! ;D
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What will be even nicer is that I will be living full time at my new apartment beginning Sunday! Woohoo!
Woo-Hoo!!
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Yesterday I got an e-mail from my boss that simply stated "Jesus will be here tomorrow at 8:30"
It gave me quite a start, until I remembered that Jesus works in our Information Technology Division and is resposible for updating my bosses Blackberry.
I don't know, Mikey. I think your boss is telling you to repent for the time is at hand.
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Yesterday I got an e-mail from my boss that simply stated "Jesus will be here tomorrow at 8:30"
It gave me quite a start, until I remembered that Jesus works in our Information Technology Division and is resposible for updating my bosses Blackberry.
I am laughing and laughing and laughing
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There are two full time handymen at my new apartment complex. That will be nice.
Is this one of your porn fantasies?
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Travel vibes to DR Ginny~~~~~~
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Congrats on the full time move in date to MBarnum. I think you're really going to like your new home
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This morning I got to work and called an accountant. I have an appointment set up for Tuesday. I can get everything ready for the auditor monday, no problem, but I have realized that I need a better system for the books and it's time to call in a professional. I am feeling much better about it already
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Last night's Pwoject Wunway:
SPOILERS MAY BE HERE
This has been an unusual, but entertaining, season so far. We've had high drama surrounding one contestant named Michael Costello. A lot of the designers have been contemptuous of Michael's lack of fundamental sewing skills. Yet, he has won two challenges and has been roundly defended by the judges while they've castigated some of the others for throwing Michael "under the bus" in order to deflect attention away from their own shortcomings. Tim even called out one of them in a post-runway moment, asking all of them why they let "Gretchen" (the talented/the horrid/the presumptuous) bully them into doing a collection (team challenge) that was uniformly abysmal (Gretchen had a hand in every one of six designs and none of them was very good). Gretchen won the first two challenges, and Michael won the third. Gretchen then called into question the sanity of the judges and got her "minions" on an anti-Michael rampage that, in essence, declared that Michael was "not" a "designer" and that his presence should not be borne. Another player, "Ivy H", is a Parsons-strained seamstress. That latter word is the term Michael Kors uses to refer to her skills. Ivy is another who has been particularly rude/mean to Michael C. They've had no confrontations. She simply revels in her contempt for his lack of comparable (to her own) skills. Ivy did well in last night's challenge, but it was a labored project for her. The "fun" designers left are "Mondo Guerra" who is pretty much unique and Michael C. who seems to make magic and wow the judges even while his fellow designers snipe about him (still) while they labor with their own designs. Michael C won't simply do a design and execute it....he makes four or five dresses...four or five tops....and that works for him. He picks the ones that work best together. Mondo and Michael C were partnered a week ago. It started badly with Mondo sniping at Michael that he wasn't happy about the partnership. It all worked out extremely well. Michael impressed Mondo and they are now very good friends. Another designer -- Andy from Hawaii -- has also been down on Michael but was seen last night defending Michael's abilities to design clothes.
Next week's episode promises a major meltdown for one of the designers. Looks like everyone is going to go into a frenzy. Hope it lives up to the red-herring promotion edit!
SPOILERS BE ENDED HERE
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Edith laughed when I came into the office and said "It doesn't surprise me one bit that you are here" She was also pleased that I haven't change my mind about giving her the afternoon off
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HAPPY CONSTITUTION DAY!!!
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Better get some stuff done ....laters
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Friday morning greetings! Just checking in to say HI and BYE until we're settled into our Orlando hotel. Hope everyone has a great Friday!
~~~~~SAFE TRAVEL VIBES TO DR GINNY AND HER EVER-LOVIN' RICHARD~~~~~
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This is my first five-day work week in two months!
It feels weird!
Well, just imagine how weird it is for your co-workers having you in the office all five days!
;)
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I'm finally taking a vacation next week!
My plans are to paint the exterior of my living room bay window and the wroght iron railing on my front porch.
Fun, fun, fun!
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I'm finally taking a vacation next week!
My plans are to paint the exterior of my living room bay window and the wroght iron railing on my front porch.
Fun, fun, fun!
Wow! You and DR Cillaliz really know how to have Fun! ;)
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I'm up, I'm up.
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I guess no one read the notes today because I see not one excellent vibe or xylophone for good weather for my trip.
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Getting ready for the Yom Kippur fast-ivities.
Actually only scheduled Yom Kippur event is seeing family tomorrow.
I will actually be going out for dinner since it's my niece's 5th birthday today. And we couldn't exactly tell her that she couldn't go out for her birthday. So we will just eat early.
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RLP, believe it or don't, the word around good ol' PDX is that Gretchen is very sweet. One of the contestants (don't remember) actually defended her after Tim chewed her out, IIRC.
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HAPPY CONSTITUTION DAY!!!
Let's celebrate by discarding some numbered amendments we don't like. Suggestions, anyone?
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I guess no one read the notes today because I see not one excellent vibe or xylophone for good weather for my trip.
Travel vibes for BK, Dan (the Man) and all in need.
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The producers still don't trust the material. Sad.
http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/09/17/promises-promises-will-close-but-questions-remain/?ref=arts
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JRand: I guess Peter Filichia didn't get the word about your production. Here's what he wrote today about "Never Too Late":
That I predict we’ll never see Never Too Late (1,007 performances) may seem odd, for it was once done in most every stock outfit and community theater. The 1962 comedy concerns Harry and Edith, a couple in their late forties whose daughter Kate and son-in-law Charlie recently married and came to live with them so they can save to buy their own house. Kate wants a baby, but in a twist of fate, it’s the middle-aged Edith who gets pregnant. Now that Edith must take it easy, Kate must do all the housework.
Why wasn’t she doing it before? Because, you infer, she had a job. No. Edith is -- and Kate is too, as the song goes in Working -- “Just a housewife.” All right, Edith comes from the generation where that was a woman’s career, but we have less understanding even in 1962 why a young woman like Kate wouldn’t go to work given that she doesn’t have a house of her own to keep. And what young married couple today could bear to live with parents? Here’s a play whose time has definitely passed.
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And we're still on Page 2?
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Where's Ben's magic?
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Here we go!
Two page turns!
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Well, we'll get there.
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You did it again.
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This is my first five-day work week in two months!
It feels weird!
Well, just imagine how weird it is for your co-workers having you in the office all five days!
;)
You are probably correct, Jose. ;)
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The producers still don't trust the material. Sad.
http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/09/17/promises-promises-will-close-but-questions-remain/?ref=arts
Well... In this case, the producers and creative team did not trust the original material to begin with, so... I know the whole "Mad Men" update was part of the plan to attract audiences, but... Well...
I believe the mistake the producers made was not promoting the actual SHOW itself after it opened, and basically proved itself critic-proof. It also doesn't help that all of the artwork, posters and promo materials are based on the faces of Sean Hayes and Kristin Chenoweth. There's nothing there to tell anyone what the show is about. And since the show has been selling quite well, they've stopped running the TV commercials as often as they used to.
Showbiz is just showBIZ.
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Hello, everyone.
TRAVEL VIBES for BK!!! (I read the Notes.)
TRAVEL VIBES for GINNY and RICHARD!
NEW-ABODE VIBES for MBARNUM! I really hope you're happy there, Mike.
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JRand: I guess Peter Filichia didn't get the word about your production. Here's what he wrote today about "Never Too Late":
That I predict we’ll never see Never Too Late (1,007 performances) may seem odd, for it was once done in most every stock outfit and community theater. The 1962 comedy concerns Harry and Edith, a couple in their late forties whose daughter Kate and son-in-law Charlie recently married and came to live with them so they can save to buy their own house. Kate wants a baby, but in a twist of fate, it’s the middle-aged Edith who gets pregnant. Now that Edith must take it easy, Kate must do all the housework.
Why wasn’t she doing it before? Because, you infer, she had a job. No. Edith is -- and Kate is too, as the song goes in Working -- “Just a housewife.” All right, Edith comes from the generation where that was a woman’s career, but we have less understanding even in 1962 why a young woman like Kate wouldn’t go to work given that she doesn’t have a house of her own to keep. And what young married couple today could bear to live with parents? Here’s a play whose time has definitely passed.
Tell THAT to our audiences. It's a situation IN A PLAY, BUB - not a kitchen sink reality drama. And by the way - he is wrong. They don't "come to live with them" - they have always lived with them, on Harry & Edith's invitation. And Kate doesn't decide she wants to have a baby until the end of Act Two. READ THE PLAY BEFORE YOU TALK ABOUT IT, IDIOT.
And of course I am sure Mr Fill-Ickia who lurks here will take my post to heart.
Thanks for letting me know, DR JOHN G ;D
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Continued DENTAL VIBES for ELMORE!
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He's also wrong about Harry's age.....Harry says: "When he graduates from college, I will be going on 83 - if he's smart..."
If Harry is in his late 40's.....that means the kid will spend about 20 years matriculating.
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How about vibes to all who need them?
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JRand: I guess Peter Filichia didn't get the word about your production. Here's what he wrote today about "Never Too Late":
Why wasn’t she doing it before? Because, you infer, she had a job. No. Edith is -- and Kate is too, as the song goes in Working -- “Just a housewife.” All right, Edith comes from the generation where that was a woman’s career, but we have less understanding even in 1962 why a young woman like Kate wouldn’t go to work given that she doesn’t have a house of her own to keep. And what young married couple today could bear to live with parents? Here’s a play whose time has definitely passed.
And in this paragraph, Filichia seems to be a bit out of touch: More and more young couples are, in fact, living with their parents (one set or the other). The economy, the (still-)overpriced housing market (home owners will disagree, natch), the difficult job market all contribute to newlyweds needing to find a price break on living and many find it "at home" with the folks.
I don't suggest he's wrong overall...but in Asian and Latino communities in California, there are more instances of young folks living with the parental units. And those communities are LARGE out here. The differences, of course, are that everyone works.
I don't think the concept has passed at all. It's only passé in certain demographic groups.
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Travel vibes for MR BK headed for the Big Apple......
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DR MBARNUM has two handymen......couldn't happen to a nicer person.
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Travel vibes for MR BK headed for the Big Apple......
Or, "The BApple"!
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Another KING KONG song suggestion:
Monkey on a Pedestal
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"Producers announced today that Kristen Chenowith and Bernadette Peters have been cast in KING KONG: THE MUSICAL. Ms Peters will play Carl Denham and Ms Chenowith will assay the title role."
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I have long thought fondly on the possibility of a Kong musical. I've even penned a few lyrics for a song I call
"Up! Up! Up!"
This would be sung as Kong scales the Empire State Building.
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Think of the lines at the box office!!! And the OBC! I think maybe instead of recording it originally - MR BK should just produce a reissue CD first.
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"Scaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllessssssssssssssssssssssss"
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DR RLP you are too twisted for color TV.
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Oh...
I bought some Concord Grapes yesterday at the Lincoln Square Greenmarket... WOWZA!!! Now THAT is what grapes should taste like!
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And speaking of handymen....
Our handyman showed up at 10:30. He was supposed to be here at 10:00.
And he's now up in the Bronx finding the "right tool" and getting the "right part".
Ah, well...
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And speaking of handymen....
Our handyman showed up at 10:30. He was supposed to be here at 10:00.
And he's now up in the Bronx finding the "right tool" and getting the "right part".
Ah, well...
Sounds like another one of those porn fantasies that DR Elmore referred to earlier.
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And speaking of handymen....
Our handyman showed up at 10:30. He was supposed to be here at 10:00.
And he's now up in the Bronx finding the "right tool" and getting the "right part".
Ah, well...
Sounds like another one of those porn fantasies that DR Elmore referred to earlier.
Well, if that was the case, the "right tool" and the "right part" would have been found in my bedroom.
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There are two full time handymen at my new apartment complex. That will be nice.
Is this one of your porn fantasies?
Well, one handyman does closely resemble Anderson Cooper.
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And speaking of handymen....
Our handyman showed up at 10:30. He was supposed to be here at 10:00.
And he's now up in the Bronx finding the "right tool" and getting the "right part".
Ah, well...
Sounds like another one of those porn fantasies that DR Elmore referred to earlier.
Well, if that was the case, the "right tool" and the "right part" would have been found in my bedroom.
Sorry.
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Maybe it is Anderson Cooper!
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A few photos our Stage Manager took last night.....
This is the tech loft - you can see the original barn structure.... ;D
Left to right - blurry - Alix our light girl, Shelly our director, Matt the tech guy
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Relaxing before the show.....backstage......you can see the corner of the original barn.....the area at the top of the photo is the entrance to the stage/upstage area.
Playing cards....Kenny (Charlie), Alix our lighting gal (Kenny's squeeze), and TJ, our Production Manager.
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Before the cast meeting - everyone sits in the green room in the Rehearsal Center talks and gives out good words....
L - R - Sandi, our assistant Director, Shalynn who plays Kate, Shelly our director, Alix again, and Ric who plays Mayor Crane ;D
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Hmmmmmmmmmm I am beginning to think that Morgan may have a crush on Alix, she is in almost every picture.
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Page Four Never Too Late dance.....
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TOD:
CD - Elvis Presley BLUE HAWAII
DVD - OSS 117 - RIO, sent to me by DR MBARNUM.....most enjoyable.....star Jean Dujardin seems to have lost quite a bit of hair since OSS CAIRO....but c'est la vie.
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Great photos, JRand.
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TOD:
CD - Elvis Presley BLUE HAWAII
DVD - OSS 117 - RIO, sent to me by DR MBARNUM.....most enjoyable.....star Jean Dujardin seems to have lost quite a bit of hair since OSS CAIRO....but c'est la vie.
So did Sean Connery, as the Bond pictures progressed. That is until the hair pieces cropped up.
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LOL....yes he did.
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RIO is set in 1967, so they are sort of in Austin Powers territory.....but funnier.
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Time for a shower and a nap before tonight's SOLD OUT.....yes Mr Fill-Ickia SOLD OUT - performance. Not bad for a cast of eight people.....the second weekend of the run.....in a house of 196 seats.
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Time for a shower and a nap before tonight's SOLD OUT.....yes Mr Fill-Ickia SOLD OUT - performance. Not bad for a cast of eight people.....the second weekend of the run.....in a house of 196 seats.
Congrats on the sell-out.
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And the handyman/super/plumber is back...
And will have to come back on Monday...
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And the handyman/super/plumber is back...
And will have to come back on Monday...
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Nobody's fantasy.
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I'm doing my best not to write a story I need to finish today. And this site is helping interrupt the work. I have 500 words written now, which means I'm about half-way there. But I don't care for the subject matter and that is really what is hindering my progress.
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I should be packing for my trip.
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I guess no one read the notes today because I see not one excellent vibe or xylophone for good weather for my trip.
Jesus, BK! You're not flying until Thursday!
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I guess no one read the notes today because I see not one excellent vibe or xylophone for good weather for my trip.
~~~Excellent Weather In Time for for BK's Trip to NYC Vibes !!~~~
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Well...the necessary pages were photocopied and the job application has been turned in!
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And now, I wait.
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Well...the necessary pages were photocopied and the job application has been turned in!
Vibes for success!
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And now, I wait.
And vibes for success with that, too.
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Boxing up a LOT of CDs is what we're doing - or what the helper is doing.
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I bet if I were an investor in Promises I would see not one penny of my money back - it's just they do love to say their recouping (in this case they say they "expect" to recoup - to which I say, have one investor show me a profit check).
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DR JRand, Peter Filichia is a great guy and a good friend. He has an email address on his Theatremania column. You should correct him. He's a good sport.
Well, the Diva Tenor is paying for the transpositions himself, and I am no longer involved with it. He's clearly cut his own throat because hell will freeze over before I ever work with him again. Or recommend him. His behavior was sneaky, manipulative and a breach of protocol; and since he's only looking now at the music he was given in May, I suspect we'll record a rather shallow but highly egocentric performance.
Now that this tsuris is over, maybe I'll stop being crabby.
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And now, I wait.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Successful job vibes for DR George! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Travel Vibes on Thursday for BK! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Well...the necessary pages were photocopied and the job application has been turned in!
Vibes for success!
And now, I wait.
And vibes for success with that, too.
Thanks, John!
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And now, I wait.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Successful job vibes for DR George! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Travel Vibes on Thursday for BK! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Thanks, Larry!
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What will be even nicer is that I will be living full time at my new apartment beginning Sunday! Woohoo!
Happy! Happy! Joy! Joy!! ;D
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There are two full time handymen at my new apartment complex. That will be nice.
Is this one of your porn fantasies?
Well, one handyman does closely resemble Anderson Cooper.
PICTURES!! TAKE PICTURES!!
;D
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Safe trip, Ginny! And have some fun.
Ditto!
And More Ditto!!
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DR JRand, Peter Filichia is a great guy and a good friend. He has an email address on his Theatremania column. You should correct him. He's a good sport.
Well, the Diva Tenor is paying for the transpositions himself, and I am no longer involved with it. He's clearly cut his own throat because hell will freeze over before I ever work with him again. Or recommend him. His behavior was sneaky, manipulative and a breach of protocol; and since he's only looking now at the music he was given in May, I suspect we'll record a rather shallow but highly egocentric performance.
Now that this tsuris is over, maybe I'll stop being crabby.
I have corresponded with Peter Filichia over the years via e-mail and he has always been pleasant. He's such a booster of theater, cheerleading, even, that he would likely appreciate hearing from you.
He has also written a number of great liner notes for BK's releases over the years. I particularly like the ones he did for "Prettybelle." But then, I like anything to do with that score.
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Let's move on.
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To a new page, I meant. Where's Ben?
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There's Page Five.
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And on that note, I find I'm late for lunch. Later.
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DR RLP you are too twisted for color TV.
Pwoject Wunway, Kong song, or...??
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I guess no one read the notes today because I see not one excellent vibe or xylophone for good weather for my trip.
Jesus, BK! You're not flying until Thursday!
But there are storms kicking up along the eastern seaboard...and those vibes and (especially the) xylophones might need a good few days' head start to ward off any tropical storm headwinds that could force a landing in Jersey.
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Well, I really wasn't that interesting seeing the upcoming musical adaption of Almadovar's "Women On the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown", but after seeing this promo pic of Danny Burstein...
:D
(http://www.playbill.com/images/photo/v/e/vergepromo8.jpg)
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All 22 cartons are now sealed and ready to be shipped to Ohio. If only one of my checks for foundation work turns up in the post.
I have to thank DR cillaliz for the Jaarsma Bakery info, I believe. Several Dutch letters arrived in UPS today and I believe I will take them to tomorrow's recording session. I just had one of them: deelish!
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*Although, actually, I am in interested in seeing Women on the Verge.... It features a great cast of Divas and Divettes, in addition to Brian Stokes Mitchell and Danny Burstein. And a score by David Yazbek - which is what interests me most.
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DR RLP you are too twisted for color TV.
Pwoject Wunway, Kong song, or...??
All and sundry.
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Job vibes for DR GEORGE.
DR TCB - as a former state employee - your posts from yesterday sound all too familiar.
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I didn't recognize Mr Burstein.
LOL....I am sure Mr Filichia is a fine man, I have some of his books. But he is probably tired of hearing from people in the stix.
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Job vibes for DR GEORGE.
Thanks, JRand!
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I didn't recognize Mr Burstein.
LOL....I am sure Mr Filichia is a fine man, I have some of his books. But he is probably tired of hearing from people in the stix.
He enjoys corresponding with all erudite folk, DR JRand60! Send him your objections to his column. This could be the proverbial start of a great . . .
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Topic of the Day:
In my CD player: the original Broadway cast recording of Goldilocks, starring Elaine Stritch; and then the original off-Broadway cast recording of Dames at Sea, starring Bernadette Peters.
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Vibes for good weather for BK's trip
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Last episode of AS THE WORLD TURNS is quite ingeniously structured and really well acted. It is confirmed today that the state where the town is situated is Illinois, but no one is yet explaining how folk walk out their door and arrive at the South Street Seaport, Central Park, Chicago, or France Yurp in seconds.
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Topic of the Day:
In my CD player: the original Broadway cast recording of Goldilocks, starring Elaine Stritch; and then the original off-Broadway cast recording of Dames at Sea, starring Bernadette Peters.
I'll send you some GOLDILOCKS mp3s of the dance music. The "Lady In Waiting" ballet is glorious.
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I didn't recognize Mr Burstein.
LOL....I am sure Mr Filichia is a fine man, I have some of his books. But he is probably tired of hearing from people in the stix.
He enjoys corresponding with all erudite folk, DR JRand60! Send him your objections to his column. This could be the proverbial start of a great . . .
Sent an email.
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I just washed the dishes and wiped down the kitchen counters.
-Just in case anyone wanted to know about such things.
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Last episode of AS THE WORLD TURNS is quite ingeniously structured and really well acted. It is confirmed today that the state where the town is situated is Illinois, but no one is yet explaining how folk walk out their door and arrive at the South Street Seaport, Central Park, Chicago, or France Yurp in seconds.
Oh.. I meant to watch this today... :-\ At least I'm catching the last ten minutes. Thanks for the reminder, as it were, DR elmore.
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We're ALMOST ready to go to the post office. These show releases are really work, but good work.
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Vixmom how long is Vixdad's commute normally? I hope his ride to work this morning was much better.
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George I gather your application has been submitted by now. :D
VIBES THEY DON'T LUMP IT!!!
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I like work....work is fun.....not this female nonsense.....
That's what Harry says in the play.
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Yesterday I got an e-mail from my boss that simply stated "Jesus will be here tomorrow at 8:30"
It gave me quite a start, until I remembered that Jesus works in our Information Technology Division and is responsible for updating my bosses Blackberry.
;D
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This morning I got to work and called an accountant. I have an appointment set up for Tuesday. I can get everything ready for the auditor monday, no problem, but I have realized that I need a better system for the books and it's time to call in a professional. I am feeling much better about it already
:D Vibes you are happy with the accountant.
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Friday morning greetings! Just checking in to say HI and BYE until we're settled into our Orlando hotel. Hope everyone has a great Friday!
~~~~~SAFE TRAVEL VIBES TO DR GINNY AND HER EVER-LOVIN' RICHARD~~~~~
DITTO!!!
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Topic of the Day:
In my CD player: the original Broadway cast recording of Goldilocks, starring Elaine Stritch; and then the original off-Broadway cast recording of Dames at Sea, starring Bernadette Peters.
I'll send you some GOLDILOCKS mp3s of the dance music. The "Lady In Waiting" ballet is glorious.
Thanks! I haven't listened to this in a long time and I'm really enjoying it!
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Tomorrow would have been John McGlinn's 57th birthday. I will be working on a recording of music he would have eventually gotten to if he hadn't been such an insane self-destructive person. I hope you will all take a moment to listen to something from one of his recordings.
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George I gather your application has been submitted by now. :D
VIBES THEY DON'T LUMP IT!!!
Thanks, Jane!
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For DR Jennifer's DR niece Megan,
HAPPY
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Continued DENTAL VIBES for ELMORE!
DITTO! DITTO!
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I guess no one read the notes today because I see not one excellent vibe or xylophone for good weather for my trip.
Jesus, BK! You're not flying until Thursday!
But there are storms kicking up along the eastern seaboard...and those vibes and (especially the) xylophones might need a good few days' head start to ward off any tropical storm headwinds that could force a landing in Jersey.
You are both funny.
GOOD WEATHER VIBES AND EASY TRAVELING AND A SUCCESSFUL TRIP TO NY VIBES FOR BRUCE!
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Thank you DR's ArnoldMBrockman, Laura, & Cilla for the delightful congratulations. To celebrate Keith joined us for a hike back at the regular trails. Sherlock enjoyed running free.
Now I need to set up his shower we will give him when Keith comes in. At the moment Keith is mowing the lawn before it rains.
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Gamar chatima tova.
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Mr McGlinn's SHOWBOAT was the first time I had heard MANY of the songs from the various incarnations of the show.
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Gamar chatima tova.
Isn't this what Ernest Borgnine says when he gets up every morning?
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I will probably miss the PWOJECT WUNWAY episode this week - usually watch on Saturday night, but we will be breaking the set.
If someone would like to let me know who went home.
Gretchen and Ivy are both poisonous - and I am looking forward to the day when they bite the dust. And the guy from Hawaii has such BAD skin, it is hard to watch him in HD. I do like Mondo.
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Never mind.....just looked on the site and found out......and I don't mind that at all.
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Wow - six pages and it's not even 1:00pm PST. And it's all GOOD stuff!!
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Off on a tangent.
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Mr McGlinn's SHOWBOAT was the first time I had heard MANY of the songs from the various incarnations of the show.
Me, too.
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Mr McGlinn's SHOWBOAT was the first time I had heard MANY of the songs from the various incarnations of the show.
Being involved with that recording is one of my career highs. Being the first orchestrator for LOST IN BOSTON and UNSUNG MUSICALS may be the other. I'm proud of my involvement and my collaborators.
I'm still awaiting word from Indianapolis about how the Callaway orchestra rehearsals are going.
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How do I remove a "friend" from facebook?
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How do I remove a "friend" from facebook?
One way is that you can click on the "x" to the right of a person's post (when you hover your cursor over one of their posts) and you'll get the option to hide that person.
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Thanks George. I really prefer to remove the person instead of hiding them. I want to reduce the number of people I'm friends with to those who actually communicate on a more personal level.
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At the moment I don't even see an x next to anyone's name.
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Jane, go to you account and then click on "edit friends" - that will bring up your entire friend list and there you will have the option of nuking anyone you like.
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All CDs are shipped - it took three hours to do it all. Then we went to storage where we only found one of the two Luker charts requested and that one only had the piano part and a sax part. But I think that's all that was on the track and that the bass and drums probably played from the piano chart. As to Don't Fence Me In, I don't think there was an orchestration on that either - but we had not even a piano/vocal, not even in Vinnie's booth copies.
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Had a few nice packages today.
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I'm absolutely famished so must go eat something - I'm thinking Hugo's but I'll have to wait till two-thirty - no getting in there before that.
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Topic of the Day:
In my CD player: the original Broadway cast recording of Goldilocks, starring Elaine Stritch; and then the original off-Broadway cast recording of Dames at Sea, starring Bernadette Peters.
I'll send you some GOLDILOCKS mp3s of the dance music. The "Lady In Waiting" ballet is glorious.
Oooh, me, too. ;D
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Yesterday I got an e-mail from my boss that simply stated "Jesus will be here tomorrow at 8:30"
It gave me quite a start, until I remembered that Jesus works in our Information Technology Division and is resposible for updating my bosses Blackberry.
LOL!!! ;D
We were in Best Buys in "electric avenue" looking for a TV a while ago, and saw a nice one with the sound off to demonstrate close-captioning. The show was about the giant anaconda, and the wildlife guy and his helper were reaching into a creek and pulling up the snake, trying to find the end of it because it was so large. The captions were saying:
Jesus--this is a big snake!
Jesus--I've never seen anything like this.
Jesus--this is huge!
We finally realized that the guy who was talking was Hispanic and named Jesus!
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Although I had no idea who this guy was until just now, but a former contestant from India's version of SURVIVOR asked me to be his Facebook friend.
Evidently, we share a common interest in (and both belong to the Facebook page of) a certain, obscure 1970s Japanese science fiction show and we are both Facebook friends with a certain obscure Indian film director. Because of the commonality he decided we should be pals. I like that.
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I will probably miss the PWOJECT WUNWAY episode this week - usually watch on Saturday night, but we will be breaking the set.
If someone would like to let me know who went home.
Gretchen and Ivy are both poisonous - and I am looking forward to the day when they bite the dust. And the guy from Hawaii has such BAD skin, it is hard to watch him in HD. I do like Mondo.
SPOILAGE
If you mean who went home last night (?), it was Michael Drummond (whose outfit was much less HIDEOUS than Andy's....but as they discussed, they needed to send home the person they didn't want to see any more from...and I thought for sure they meant Valerie --who patently ignored Michael Kors' remark last week about all the judges being bored with her constant use of dark blue and burgundy -- but no...it was Michael D!). And Mondo won the challenge...as Heidi put it, he was "the clear winner").
END SPOILAGE
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Friday evening greetings from Orlando! Our flight was smooth and there were several very excited little girls on their way to Disney World and breakfast with the Princesses. It was fun to listen to them talk. We got our rental car and found our hotel with no problem. Drove around a bit and finally had a late lunch/early dinner at Houlihan's. Then we made our way to St. Alban's Cathedral, where tomorrow's consecration takes place. It's only about 5 miles from where we're staying, so we don't have to get up real early in the morning. We' re just relaxing in our room tonight - a day of travel was quite tiring for me.
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Ginny, have fun in Orlando. When do you get back? I can't remember if you'll be there when I head towards Columbus.
Thanks, DR Edi! We'll be back late Wednesday evening - I'd love to meet you for coffee or something!
Thanks, also to DRs John G, MBarnum, Cillaliz, Jose, Jeanne, and Jane for the travel vibes!
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I gotta tell you.
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Had Hugo's for lunch - it was still incredibly crowded and I got the last parking space - at two-FORTY!!! It's all out of work actors and wannabe screenwriters.
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Ginny, have fun in Orlando. When do you get back? I can't remember if you'll be there when I head towards Columbus.
Thanks, DR Edi! We'll be back late Wednesday evening - I'd love to meet you for coffee or something!
Thanks, also to DRs John G, MBarnum, Cillaliz, Jose, Jeanne, and Jane for the travel vibes!
Awww, DR Ginny, I'm sorry I missed this! I am glad this lousy week is over, although I still expect more fallout on the Jerk Diva Tenor.
And here's some gossip: I've been wondering why the Oaf Above me has been so quiet this week between midnight and 4am. His dad's staying in the apartment. I saw him walking the dog today. I have no idea what's going on.
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Yum! I made the best tuna salad his week. I can't get enough of it.
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Page Seven!
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Jane, go to you account and then click on "edit friends" - that will bring up your entire friend list and there you will have the option of nuking anyone you like.
Thanks. I wonder why it doesn't just say "delete" instead of "remove connection"-lol. BTW that is not the reason I didn't know where it was.
Removing connections, for me, is better than hiding the people. I have no objection with them contacting me at a future date.
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Tomorrow would have been John McGlinn's 57th birthday. I will be working on a recording of music he would have eventually gotten to if he hadn't been such an insane self-destructive person. I hope you will all take a moment to listen to something from one of his recordings.
I will be on a plane tomorrow with my MP3 and will listen to, as always, "All the Things You Are" and "Some Girl Is on Your Mind," two recordings as near perfect as I will ever hear. I wish he had gotten to record all of "Sweet Adeline."
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Do people get offended when you remove them as friends? Does it come with an explanation of why you're doing it?
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Thanks George. I really prefer to remove the person instead of hiding them. I want to reduce the number of people I'm friends with to those who actually communicate on a more personal level.
Click on Account in the upper right. Then click on "edit friends."
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Topic of the Day:
In my CD player: the original Broadway cast recording of Goldilocks, starring Elaine Stritch; and then the original off-Broadway cast recording of Dames at Sea, starring Bernadette Peters.
I'll send you some GOLDILOCKS mp3s of the dance music. The "Lady In Waiting" ballet is glorious.
Oooh, me, too. ;D
Ditto. Was thinking of that score the other day. For a flop, it has more than its share of great melodies. Thank you, Leroy.
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Jane, go to you account and then click on "edit friends" - that will bring up your entire friend list and there you will have the option of nuking anyone you like.
Thanks. I wonder why it doesn't just say "delete" instead of "remove connection"-lol. BTW that is not the reason I didn't know where it was.
Removing connections, for me, is better than hiding the people. I have no objection with them contacting me at a future date.
Interesting...I didn't know that they did different things.
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Do people get offended when you remove them as friends? Does it come with an explanation of why you're doing it?
I don't think that they get any kind of notification that it's happening.
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Although I had no idea who this guy was until just now, but a former contestant from India's version of SURVIVOR asked me to be his Facebook friend.
Evidently, we share a common interest in (and both belong to the Facebook page of) a certain, obscure 1970s Japanese science fiction show and we are both Facebook friends with a certain obscure Indian film director. Because of the commonality he decided we should be pals. I like that.
I was rather surprised to find how much I enjoy that aspect of FB and I've met interesting people around the world. It bother's me when someone asks to be my friend and then never communicates. To clarify, I'm not talking about my personal friends only new FB friend's.
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DR Elmore - no problem! You've had your hands full this week.
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DR George - I'm glad you got your job app in today. It's out of your hands now, so enjoy the weekend!
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You should comment to the father how much you appreciate how quiet he has been. Of course that is after you find out the situation ;)
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Do people get offended when you remove them as friends? Does it come with an explanation of why you're doing it?
I was thinking of sending an email or mentioning something on my wall first.
I have been removed once and found a few times the people completely left FB (though a couple of them reappeared on my list). I also had three people change their names which totally confused me. ;D
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Thanks George. I really prefer to remove the person instead of hiding them. I want to reduce the number of people I'm friends with to those who actually communicate on a more personal level.
Click on Account in the upper right. Then click on "edit friends."
Thanks.
SAFE AND EASY TRAVEL VIBES!!
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Jane, go to you account and then click on "edit friends" - that will bring up your entire friend list and there you will have the option of nuking anyone you like.
Thanks. I wonder why it doesn't just say "delete" instead of "remove connection"-lol. BTW that is not the reason I didn't know where it was.
Removing connections, for me, is better than hiding the people. I have no objection with them contacting me at a future date.
Interesting...I didn't know that they did different things.
I accidentally hid someone once and they were still on my list. I'll double check after I remove someone. First I removed all requests to other people to be my friend. Obviously my requests were missed because these are people I know. I stick with that explanation. :)
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Do people get offended when you remove them as friends? Does it come with an explanation of why you're doing it?
I don't think that they get any kind of notification that it's happening.
They don't. The question is will they even notice.
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DR George - I'm glad you got your job app in today. It's out of your hands now, so enjoy the weekend!
Thanks, Ginny! I will!
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This is my first five-day work week in two months!
It feels weird!
What's weird for me is ONLY having a 5-day work week. ;)
I have taken advantage of a very flexible work schedule, thanks to an accommodating supervisor (who will no longer be my supervisor :P). And because of that flexible work schedule, I'd usually come in late (usually around 11:00 am) and leave sort of late, so that I would either use vacation quite a bit or more often than not, work on Saturdays...VERY often. Since there is no telling who will be the new supervisor (yet), I have been getting to work earlier, usually between 9:00 and 9:30 am. Because of that, I've been leaving earlier, but getting all my time in for the week so that I HAVEN'T have to work Saturdays! That's weird to me!
:D
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I'm going to jog now.
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I'm finally taking a vacation next week!
My plans are to paint the exterior of my living room bay window and the wroght iron railing on my front porch.
Fun, fun, fun!
Wow! You and DR Cillaliz really know how to have Fun! ;)
LOL :D you should try it!
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All 22 cartons are now sealed and ready to be shipped to Ohio. If only one of my checks for foundation work turns up in the post.
I have to thank DR cillaliz for the Jaarsma Bakery info, I believe. Several Dutch letters arrived in UPS today and I believe I will take them to tomorrow's recording session. I just had one of them: deelish!
Glad you enjoy them. They are my mom's favorite
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There are two full time handymen at my new apartment complex. That will be nice.
And? Have you met them?
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This morning I got to work and called an accountant. I have an appointment set up for Tuesday. I can get everything ready for the auditor monday, no problem, but I have realized that I need a better system for the books and it's time to call in a professional. I am feeling much better about it already
:D Vibes you are happy with the accountant.
Thanks Jane.
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TOD:
VCR: This porn is stale!
Sorry!
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Do people get offended when you remove them as friends? Does it come with an explanation of why you're doing it?
They don't get any notice that you've removed them. They sometimes find out and can ask to be friends again. I've had a couple people do that when I've deleted them. If anyone has been offended, I don't know about it...maybe they aren't talking to me, lol
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He's also wrong about Harry's age.....Harry says: "When he graduates from college, I will be going on 83 - if he's smart..."
If Harry is in his late 40's.....that means the kid will spend about 20 years matriculating.
Yeah, well haven't we all.
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I have been listening to numerous recordings of Kol Nidrei. It is a good way to honor the holiday.
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TRAVEL VIBES AND
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SUNSHINE VIBES TO BK
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Travel vibes for BK!
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BK--since you're leaving NY Sunday morning, I take it you're not interested in the Broadway Flea Market?
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Like DR George, I'm used to working on Saturdays, but not tomorrow. That's why I'm up so late--usually I start at 5 or 5:30 am on Saturdays.
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Beautiful photo TCB
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DR elmore--- I love Some Girl is On Your Mind. Needless to say, I think Brent does a stellar job!
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Topic of the Day:
In my CD player: the original Broadway cast recording of Goldilocks, starring Elaine Stritch; and then the original off-Broadway cast recording of Dames at Sea, starring Bernadette Peters.
Is this a theme day at work?
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How do I remove a "friend" from facebook?
Was it something I said?
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Looks and talent! Stjepan Hauser-Kol Nidrei by Max Bruch
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfyqB70QamE&feature=related
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How do I remove a "friend" from facebook?
Was it something I said?
Or not said ;)
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Jane, go to you account and then click on "edit friends" - that will bring up your entire friend list and there you will have the option of nuking anyone you like.
Did I just read BK answering a tech question?
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Ginny, have fun in Orlando. When do you get back? I can't remember if you'll be there when I head towards Columbus.
Thanks, DR Edi! We'll be back late Wednesday evening - I'd love to meet you for coffee or something!
Thanks, also to DRs John G, MBarnum, Cillaliz, Jose, Jeanne, and Jane for the travel vibes!
Awww, DR Ginny, I'm sorry I missed this! I am glad this lousy week is over, although I still expect more fallout on the Jerk Diva Tenor.
And here's some gossip: I've been wondering why the Oaf Above me has been so quiet this week between midnight and 4am. His dad's staying in the apartment. I saw him walking the dog today. I have no idea what's going on.
Maybe you managed to finally kill the Oaf.
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G'night!
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Jane, go to you account and then click on "edit friends" - that will bring up your entire friend list and there you will have the option of nuking anyone you like.
Did I just read BK answering a tech question?
I know, surprised me. :)
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I love the Flea Market, but I must get home early Sunday - we announce a new release Monday morning, plus have a rehearsal that day, so I have to catch up with everything.
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Ginny, have fun in Orlando. When do you get back? I can't remember if you'll be there when I head towards Columbus.
Thanks, DR Edi! We'll be back late Wednesday evening - I'd love to meet you for coffee or something!
Thanks, also to DRs John G, MBarnum, Cillaliz, Jose, Jeanne, and Jane for the travel vibes!
Awww, DR Ginny, I'm sorry I missed this! I am glad this lousy week is over, although I still expect more fallout on the Jerk Diva Tenor.
And here's some gossip: I've been wondering why the Oaf Above me has been so quiet this week between midnight and 4am. His dad's staying in the apartment. I saw him walking the dog today. I have no idea what's going on.
Maybe you managed to finally kill the Oaf.
I should be so lucky!
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Well, it's time for me to leave work and go home. This weekend, I have some DVDs to copy for some Dear Readers!
Until later!
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This morning I went for a walk, and this is what I saw:
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Beautiful!
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Every day for the past month I have been driving by a string of signs advertising all you can eat Belgian waffles at the St Johns Lutheran Church....I have been hungry for them every time I see the sign.....tomorrow is the day!! Woo Hoo. Finally I get to eat the waffles.
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I think dear reader Laura should do a book of her photographs, entitled Today I Saw... Do it, do it now - the time is nigh.
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Wow, I found evidence of two upcoming productions of The Brain from Planet X - one in New Jersey one in Winipeg in 2011.
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Good Evening!
Since I had ended up being cooped up in my apartment for most of the day, I decided to head out for a nice long walk earlier. I headed over to Broadway and ended up walking down to 93rd Street to Advent Lutheran Church where a Twitter-friend of mine, Kim Giordano, was giving a voice recital. And it turned out to be quite a nice recital. Songs by Bellini, Schubert, Schumann and Canteloube were on the first half, and the second half consisted of Hundley, Mollicone and Sondheim. -And it turned out that the composer, Richard Hundley, was in attendance.
And then I walked back home.
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Every day for the past month I have been driving by a string of signs advertising all you can eat Belgian waffles at the St Johns Lutheran Church....I have been hungry for them every time I see the sign.....tomorrow is the day!! Woo Hoo. Finally I get to eat the waffles.
Oh! Belgian wafels! Will they be offering dinges too?
Wafels & Dinges (http://www.wafelsanddinges.com/)
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Laura, does that butterfly in the fifth picture down have a label on it?
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Great photos as usual, Laura. I especially like the caterpillar.
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Today marked the final episode of the what was the longest running dramatic show. As The World Turns stopped spinning after 54 years on the air and 13,858 episodes. La grande dame Helen Hughes passed only 6 weeks before the final episode was taped. She was on the first episode
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Today marked the final episode of the what was the longest running dramatic show. As The World Turns stopped spinning after 54 years on the air and 13,858 episodes. La grande dame Helen Hughes passed only 6 weeks before the final episode was taped. She was on the first episode
Yep. DR elmore mentioned that earlier. -And I caught the last ten minutes.
"Goodnight, Oakdale."
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DR Laura - Have you checked to see if you've ever photographed the same Monarch butterfly via the tracking tag?
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DR KevinH - This may have been asked and answered before, but... -Who is in your avatar?
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DR Ginny - How long will you be in Orlando? Any plans to visit the Magic Kingdom?
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DR Matthew - Have you checked out the Sunset Blvd. clips from the Arvada Center with Ann Crumb and Kevin Earley on YouTube and/or Playbill.com? The singing is fine, but those strings! :-\
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Today marked the final episode of the what was the longest running dramatic show. As The World Turns stopped spinning after 54 years on the air and 13,858 episodes. La grande dame Helen Hughes passed only 6 weeks before the final episode was taped. She was on the first episode
Yep. DR elmore mentioned that earlier. -And I caught the last ten minutes.
"Goodnight, Oakdale."
And the last image was that of
the world turning.
Just watched it on youtube
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Every day for the past month I have been driving by a string of signs advertising all you can eat Belgian waffles at the St Johns Lutheran Church....I have been hungry for them every time I see the sign.....tomorrow is the day!! Woo Hoo. Finally I get to eat the waffles.
Oh! Belgian wafels! Will they be offering dinges too?
Wafels & Dinges (http://www.wafelsanddinges.com/)
This is a Lutheran church in Iowa....they spell it Waffle ;)
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Today marked the final episode of the what was the longest running dramatic show. As The World Turns stopped spinning after 54 years on the air and 13,858 episodes. La grande dame Helen Hughes passed only 6 weeks before the final episode was taped. She was on the first episode
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I was glad to watch most of it today. I grew up with As the World Turns
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DR KevinH - This may have been asked and answered before, but... -Who is in your avatar?
I am sure there are some people who would like Sam Worthington to be in their avatar! :-)
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Now to bed
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Me too...
Goodnight.
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And since I will most likely be sleeping in tomorrow...
DR elmore - I hope that you had a good night's sleep and that your first day of recording goes swimmingly!
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Larry - Is the upstairs neighbor staying with a friend while his father is there?
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;D ;D VIBES ;D ;D
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Love the pics ;)
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXCuGvsThEw
People stuck on an escalator
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Better get to sleep. I have waffles or wafles, to eat in the morning and then back to the office to work for a few hours
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Trying to get the kid to see this band I'm so crazy about with me next weekend. I think I'm actually really pretty cool for my age. Always have liked new live music, and new venues to go to. I'm keeping my fingers crossed. 8)
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Night Cillaliz. :)
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Night everyone. ;)
Happy weekend. ;)
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I think dear reader Laura should do a book of her photographs, entitled Today I Saw... Do it, do it now - the time is nigh.
I'd make sure my library buys it!
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DR KevinH - This may have been asked and answered before, but... -Who is in your avatar?
I am sure there are some people who would like Sam Worthington to be in their avatar! :-)
Ya got that right. ;)
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I've been catching up on Facebook.
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Just had to share.
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Good night
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DR Matthew - Have you checked out the Sunset Blvd. clips from the Arvada Center with Ann Crumb and Kevin Earley on YouTube and/or Playbill.com? The singing is fine, but those strings! :-\
I know!!! I'm hoping for a better orchestra LOL