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Well, you've read the notes, you've had a spring awakening, and now it is time for you to post until the spring cows awaken and come home.
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And the word of the day is: RUCK!
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Morning all.
That is all.
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Morning all~ Please send work vibes my way!
Vibes to all who need them. Hoping DD Sherlock is doing much better.
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Good morning, all! Two dreams last night, the first of which I cannot remember now, and a second in which I was appearing on Broadway in a production of LaBiche's ITALIAN STRAW HAT.
This morning, first thing, is laundry. When it's finishede, I will bathe and see my doctor for a follow-up from the ER visit. After that, I'm back here for more work on DEAREST ENEMY and ROBERTA. Yesterday, the Dublin boys sent me a suggestion for a young man in the cast that would be fantastic if we could get him. Fingers crossed.
DR Danise, I'm sorry about the job transfer, but we're lucky we have work these days. It will all work out.
BK, how was your friend in SPRING AWAKENING?
TOD:
DVD: two Netflix are arriving in today's mail, there are several operas sitting here as well
CD: ONCE, several Irish groups, DEAREST ENEMY ootlegbays from Goodspeed and Villiage Light Opera, Guy Haines
VCR: silly shorts
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Good Weekend Vibes to One and All! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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good day to all
and vibes and happy thoughts to all that need them
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Good morning, all.
And an outpouring of vibes.
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I saw the original Spring Awakening on Broadway. Reminded me a little too much of the pain of having to read "The Sorrows of Young Werther" in college, as if being told by someone that I was supposed to like the show. I did like the Bill T. Jones choreography very much.
But what I remember best was seeing John Kander at intermission. The theater was across the street from where "Chicago" is playing, and he went to the sidewalk to see if he could check on the size of the audience that Sunday evening. (I think their show started an hour or so after ours.)
I also remember seeing Joan Rivers wrapped in mink and noting how grotesque her facelifts had made her look in person.
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TOD:
DVD -- 50/50
CD: Company
Car CD: Matt Dillon reading "On the Road."
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;D
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Good morning everyone.
Happy Friday everyone.
Wonerfull weekend everyone.
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Must go to work.
Thank you for the vibes.
:) :) :) :) :)
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I lost my thought.
:-[
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vibes for DR Danise.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Yoday is supposed to be the last warmish day before colder temps return. It was nice while it lasted. Although it is only supposed to be low 60 today. I do not even want to think of the temps they have predicted for next week.
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I've finished the laundry and I am bathed and ready for my 11:30 appointment. I've got some notes on the Act Three reprise of "Bye and Bye" to write up, and that's my morning.
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I'm glad I just checked my calendar: the appointment's at 10:30! Oy.
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"The Rideout Bit the Dust" -- the title of my next novel
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Wonderful weather! I've been outside sitting in the sun.
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According to my weather gauge on the computer it's 68 degrees and sunny. It may get up to 80 degrees today!
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Another cool morning and just gorgeous outside. I wish I could sit out there for a while with a cup of tea and a good book.
The woman who has the desk next to my new one is retiring today (I swear I had nothing to do with it). Her immediate goal is to do nothing but get up in the morning, sit out back of her house and read the paper.
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TOD
DVD - "The Devils" First DVD release from the British Film Institute from a splendid master prepared by Warner Bros (looks as if Warner Bros would rather disown the film than put it out on their own label).
Blu - "The Lavender Hill Mob"
CD - "The Fall of the Roman Empire" excellent presentation of the original tracks from La La Land Records.
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TOD:
A NIGHT TO REMEMBER (Criterion)
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BK: Seeing "Those Calloways"....is this the Disney film on DVD or a stage production? If the latter, is it a musical?
LOVE the movie...it's gorgeous visually, and the Steiner score is wunnerful wunnerful!
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TOD: Just finished watching "Demetrius and the Gladiators" (glorious, given that it wasn't a remaster of the film but a "best-available" print source). Sound is spectacular and it's SO much fun!
Favorite line: Claudius: "What men won't do under the inspiration of their beliefs!"
On deck: Tons of CDs need listening to. Lots of BDs in a pile, including "Bite the Bullet" which is likely to be the next one I watch.
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I lost my thought.
:-[
Look over there......
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TOD:
I also have a 4-CD "book" read by Sissy Spacek. Title: "To Kill A Mockingbird".
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Enjoyed the new Filichia on Friday. "Pipe Dream" is such an oddity. I can't get into the cast album, no matter how hard I try and only enjoyed the libretto fitfully, as I recall. (I read it back in college.) But I'm wondering if a new book, one closer to Steinbeck's original, would work.
I was also a big fan of the Nick Nolte-Debra Winger movie.
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Friday morning greetings! Rain is moving into SW Ohio, bringing in some cooler weather. My Mom is taking Richard and me and Rob and Mary Linda to dinner tonight to celebrate our January wedding anniversary. Before that I must get myself to the post office to get a small package off to Tacoma, WA!
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Good morning. And good vibes to Danise at work today. And to Elmore for his doctor's appointment.
And to all of us!
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Last night I went to a neighbor's house to discuss Major Pettigrew's Last Stand, which was a big hit with all of us. We decided we'd cast Geoffrey Rush as the Major in a movie version.
Got home just in time for the UC/OSU basketball game, from which the Bearcats will NOT advance. I hate to admit it, but Ohio State is a very good team.
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I bet Sissy reading TKAM would be wonderful.
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I have been remiss in congratulating DR Cillaliz on her court victory and offering job vibes to DR Danise!
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Reviews are in for last night's midnight showing of HUNGER GAMES:
Betsy: 4.5
Zach: 3.5
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Also, clean-bill-of-health vibes for DR Elmore!
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I first listened to the OBC of SPRING AWAKENING on a car trip north to Tacoma, where I had been hired by THE SONDHEIM REVIEW to do a quick write up on a Tacoma Symphony Bernstein-Sondheim concert. IIRC, I met Jed, Ann and Tom (but not George, I seem to think) at a sweet little downtown restaurant before the show. George, were you there? Maybe you were and I'm having Half-heimers.
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My book group will be reading HUNGER GAMES for May. And something called AMERICAN RUST for June.
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I've never seen the show, but I deeply love a lot of the music. Duncan's pop albums are gorgeous. I perform some of his songs regularly at my gigs.
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Fox was up in arms with their "Culture Warriors" yesterday about HUNGER GAMES. Oy and vey.
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I gave away my tickets to Spring Awakening. I think I made Kerry go.
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Maybe y'all can help me with some detective work. The car in which I rode to Columbus and back Wednesday had SiriusXM satellite radio and we listened to the Broadway channel the whole trip. On the trip home, Seth Rudetsky was playing the whole cast album from an unfamiliar version of THE SOUND OF MUSIC. We missed the intro and were home before it ended, so we didn't hear any of his commentary. Maria was not Mary Martin, Julie Andrews, or Rebecca Luker, but she sounded almost child-like and had a very breathy voice. The kids sounded very British and Suzy thought maybe it was an Australian cast. Overall, it didn't sound to me like a very good production and I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas as to who the Maria might have been?
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Last night I went to a neighbor's house to discuss Major Pettigrew's Last Stand, which was a big hit with all of us. We decided we'd cast Geoffrey Rush as the Major in a movie version.
Got home just in time for the UC/OSU basketball game, from which the Bearcats will NOT advance. I hate to admit it, but Ohio State is a very good team.
Is this in any way related to that "Miss Pettigrew" movie with Frances MacDormand? Or is it just the coincidence of using the same name.
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Maybe y'all can help me with some detective work. The car in which I rode to Columbus and back Wednesday had SiriusXM satellite radio and we listened to the Broadway channel the whole trip. On the trip home, Seth Rudetsky was playing the whole cast album from an unfamiliar version of THE SOUND OF MUSIC. We missed the intro and were home before it ended, so we didn't hear any of his commentary. Maria was not Mary Martin, Julie Andrews, or Rebecca Luker, but she sounded almost child-like and had a very breathy voice. The kids sounded very British and Suzy thought maybe it was an Australian cast. Overall, it didn't sound to me like a very good production and I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas as to who the Maria might have been?
It wasn't the Petula Clark recording, was it?
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Fox was up in arms with their "Culture Warriors" yesterday about HUNGER GAMES. Oy and vey.
Of course. The movie denigrates the 1%. What else would you expect?
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BK: Seeing "Those Calloways"....is this the Disney film on DVD or a stage production? If the latter, is it a musical?
LOVE the movie...it's gorgeous visually, and the Steiner score is wunnerful wunnerful!
Liz and Ann Hampton Callaway are Those. Callaways :)
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Maybe y'all can help me with some detective work. The car in which I rode to Columbus and back Wednesday had SiriusXM satellite radio and we listened to the Broadway channel the whole trip. On the trip home, Seth Rudetsky was playing the whole cast album from an unfamiliar version of THE SOUND OF MUSIC. We missed the intro and were home before it ended, so we didn't hear any of his commentary. Maria was not Mary Martin, Julie Andrews, or Rebecca Luker, but she sounded almost child-like and had a very breathy voice. The kids sounded very British and Suzy thought maybe it was an Australian cast. Overall, it didn't sound to me like a very good production and I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas as to who the Maria might have been?
It wasn't the Petula Clark recording, was it?
DR John G, I've just listened to some clips of that recording on iTunes and I don't think that's the one.
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Last night I went to a neighbor's house to discuss Major Pettigrew's Last Stand, which was a big hit with all of us. We decided we'd cast Geoffrey Rush as the Major in a movie version.
Got home just in time for the UC/OSU basketball game, from which the Bearcats will NOT advance. I hate to admit it, but Ohio State is a very good team.
Is this in any way related to that "Miss Pettigrew" movie with Frances MacDormand? Or is it just the coincidence of using the same name.
I think it just happens to be the same name.
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Maybe y'all can help me with some detective work. The car in which I rode to Columbus and back Wednesday had SiriusXM satellite radio and we listened to the Broadway channel the whole trip. On the trip home, Seth Rudetsky was playing the whole cast album from an unfamiliar version of THE SOUND OF MUSIC. We missed the intro and were home before it ended, so we didn't hear any of his commentary. Maria was not Mary Martin, Julie Andrews, or Rebecca Luker, but she sounded almost child-like and had a very breathy voice. The kids sounded very British and Suzy thought maybe it was an Australian cast. Overall, it didn't sound to me like a very good production and I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas as to who the Maria might have been?
It wasn't the Petula Clark recording, was it?
DR John G, I've just listened to some clips of that recording on iTunes and I don't think that's the one.
Ginny, there's an email link on the Sirius Page for Channel 72 (On Broadway), plus Seth has a Facebook page. Just ask him.
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Thanks, DR JMK, I just might try that. I did look on the Sirius website for a playlist, but they don't seem to be archived.
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Maybe y'all can help me with some detective work. The car in which I rode to Columbus and back Wednesday had SiriusXM satellite radio and we listened to the Broadway channel the whole trip. On the trip home, Seth Rudetsky was playing the whole cast album from an unfamiliar version of THE SOUND OF MUSIC. We missed the intro and were home before it ended, so we didn't hear any of his commentary. Maria was not Mary Martin, Julie Andrews, or Rebecca Luker, but she sounded almost child-like and had a very breathy voice. The kids sounded very British and Suzy thought maybe it was an Australian cast. Overall, it didn't sound to me like a very good production and I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas as to who the Maria might have been?
I'm not sure if it is, but you might have heard the recent London production which starred Connie Fisher. She won a television reality show in England and was chosen as the lead in the new production.
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Maybe y'all can help me with some detective work. The car in which I rode to Columbus and back Wednesday had SiriusXM satellite radio and we listened to the Broadway channel the whole trip. On the trip home, Seth Rudetsky was playing the whole cast album from an unfamiliar version of THE SOUND OF MUSIC. We missed the intro and were home before it ended, so we didn't hear any of his commentary. Maria was not Mary Martin, Julie Andrews, or Rebecca Luker, but she sounded almost child-like and had a very breathy voice. The kids sounded very British and Suzy thought maybe it was an Australian cast. Overall, it didn't sound to me like a very good production and I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas as to who the Maria might have been?
I'm not sure if it is, but you might have heard the recent London production which starred Connie Fisher. She won a television reality show in England and was chosen as the lead in the new production.
Clips on Amazon sound close, DR Ben. I remember now we also thought she sounded like she had retainers in her mouth or something. I've emailed Seth via his website - maybe he'll get back to me.
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Well, Seth emailed me right back and said his on-air shift had ended at 9pm, so he didn't know. I've "Liked" the Sirius Broadway channel on Facebook and posted my question on their wall.
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Yesterday afternoon we decided to enjoy the glorious spring weather by taking the two new dogs to the beach and for a walk on the Boardwalk. The newbies had no problem getting in the car and enjoyed the ride. (As we exited the drive you could hear the howls of disappointment from the blondes left behind.)
Both Moose and Zev enjoyed walking on the sand; Moose would have nothing to do with the surf, but Zev walked right up and stared at it - as each wave came in he backed up a few inches to keep his paws dry.
They both enjoyed meeting people and other dogs on the walk along the Boardwalk - Zev was the most surprising, he walked right up to strangers to meet them - the shyness seems to have disappeared. He met two bull terriers who got a bit snippy and Zev just backed up a foot and gave them a "How rude!" look - no return growls. Moose is still a lease tugger, but Zev just trots along without tugging.
We took a break at a boardwalk bench
der Brucer
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I'm assuming Zev is Jewish.
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Job vibes to Danise!
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Do you own the two new dogs, or are they fosters you are socializing for adoption?
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Ben or Doug or anyone who might know - Any news from London on the Susan Boyle musical?
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TOD;
Living Room – Hugo BR
Woody’s Room: - Dr. Who – The Awakening $ Rango
In the mail:
Moneyball – BR
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy – BR
Once – DVD
Woody has decided to expand our 1538 Record (1322 Titles) DVD DataBase to list all of the extras; he’s finished the Box Sets, Animation, and Musicals and is up to “Day the Earth Stood Still-1951’ of the regular shelving. – 842 Disks so far.
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I'm assuming Zev is Jewish.
He was named after Zefram Cochrane who invented the Warp Drive; I interchange Zev and Zef - easier on the lower lip.
der Brucer
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Do you own the two new dogs, or are they fosters you are socializing for adoption?
Own - they are rescues from the SPCA.
der Brucer
We're temporarily out of the Foster business: I was black-listed by the Animal Rescue League for rule breaking (I placed an animal in a home without a fence) - they have since gone out of business.
For details see the Mar 7 Topic APPROVED post #94
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TOD
DVD - "The Devils" First DVD release from the British Film Institute from a splendid master prepared by Warner Bros (looks as if Warner Bros would rather disown the film than put it out on their own label).
Blu - "The Lavender Hill Mob"
CD - "The Fall of the Roman Empire" excellent presentation of the original tracks from La La Land Records.
I've been waiting for a good print of "The Devils" forever! Thanks, DR Doug R! I'll order it today.
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Fox was up in arms with their "Culture Warriors" yesterday about HUNGER GAMES. Oy and vey.
Of course. The movie denigrates the 1%. What else would you expect?
The Culture Warriors are hardly the 1% - they are the mid-west's version of GCBs - they are the reason Blond jokes are still popular.
der Brucer
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Last night I went to a neighbor's house to discuss Major Pettigrew's Last Stand, which was a big hit with all of us. We decided we'd cast Geoffrey Rush as the Major in a movie version.
Got home just in time for the UC/OSU basketball game, from which the Bearcats will NOT advance. I hate to admit it, but Ohio State is a very good team.
Is this in any way related to that "Miss Pettigrew" movie with Frances MacDormand? Or is it just the coincidence of using the same name.
"Miss Pettigrew Lives for A Day" is one of my favorite films. Excellent cast!
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Morning all~ Please send work vibes my way!
Vibes to all who need them. Hoping DD Sherlock is doing much better.
CONTINUED VIBES!!
Once Sherlock joined us on the bed last night he didn't whimper anymore. The vet said the morphine makes them pretty vocal until it wears off. While not great this morning he is looking pretty good. We will take him for a short hike later.
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We decided we'd cast Geoffrey Rush as the Major in a movie version.
:o
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Things are fine with the MD, I understand. I wait for blood test results, and other appointments have been set up.
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Reviews are in for last night's midnight showing of HUNGER GAMES:
Betsy: 4.5
Zach: 3.5
Interesting.
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Note to Danise:
My dogs really enjoy sweaky toys - they view it as their mission in life to capture, kill and eviscerate the chatty invader (the sweakers make a sickening crunch sound when they are freed from their bondage and given the coup de grace.
der Brucer
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Last night I went to a neighbor's house to discuss Major Pettigrew's Last Stand, which was a big hit with all of us. We decided we'd cast Geoffrey Rush as the Major in a movie version.
Got home just in time for the UC/OSU basketball game, from which the Bearcats will NOT advance. I hate to admit it, but Ohio State is a very good team.
Is this in any way related to that "Miss Pettigrew" movie with Frances MacDormand? Or is it just the coincidence of using the same name.
Coincidence. Having seen the movie the name caught my eye when I saw the book & the reason I picked it up to check it out. I'm so very glad I did.
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Reviews are in for last night's midnight showing of HUNGER GAMES:
Betsy: 4.5
Zach: 3.5
Interesting.
Part of this is because Zach hasn't that many films made from books he's read. Also, he has an issue with motion sickness, and the film is evidently full of that oh-so-popular jiggly handheld crap and it bothered him.
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It seems like Sweeney could be cutting his way back to Broadway again.
Take note, Michael Ball fans:
http://broadwayworld.com/article/Sondheim-Grants-Approval-for-Michael-Ball-Imelda-Staunton-Led-SWEENEY-TODD-for-Broadway-20120322
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Last night I went to a neighbor's house to discuss Major Pettigrew's Last Stand, which was a big hit with all of us. We decided we'd cast Geoffrey Rush as the Major in a movie version.
Got home just in time for the UC/OSU basketball game, from which the Bearcats will NOT advance. I hate to admit it, but Ohio State is a very good team.
Is this in any way related to that "Miss Pettigrew" movie with Frances MacDormand? Or is it just the coincidence of using the same name.
"Miss Pettigrew Lives for A Day" is one of my favorite films. Excellent cast!
I agree. :)
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Things are fine with the MD, I understand. I wait for blood test results, and other appointments have been set up.
I'm glad the appointment went well.
EXCELLENT TEST RESULT VIBES!!!!
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Reviews are in for last night's midnight showing of HUNGER GAMES:
Betsy: 4.5
Zach: 3.5
Interesting.
Part of this is because Zach hasn't that many films made from books he's read. Also, he has an issue with motion sickness, and the film is evidently full of that oh-so-popular jiggly handheld crap and it bothered him.
I also have trouble with that jiggly handheld crap.
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Jennifer:
Josh Hutcherson (Peeta) has had many leading roles in movies
Kicking & Screaming (2005), Zathura: A Space Adventure (2005), RV (2006), Bridge to Terabithia (2007), and Journey to the Center of the Earth (2008).The Kids Are All Right (2010),
I expect he'll do a bang-up job in Hunger Games.
der Brucer
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Last night I went to a neighbor's house to discuss Major Pettigrew's Last Stand, which was a big hit with all of us. We decided we'd cast Geoffrey Rush as the Major in a movie version.
Got home just in time for the UC/OSU basketball game, from which the Bearcats will NOT advance. I hate to admit it, but Ohio State is a very good team.
Is this in any way related to that "Miss Pettigrew" movie with Frances MacDormand? Or is it just the coincidence of using the same name.
"Miss Pettigrew Lives for A Day" is one of my favorite films. Excellent cast!
I agree. :)
I think just mentioning is a good excuse to watch it again.
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This morning, first thing, is laundry. When it's finishede, I will bathe and see my doctor for a follow-up from the ER visit. After that, I'm back here for more work on DEAREST ENEMY and ROBERTA. Yesterday, the Dublin boys sent me a suggestion for a young man in the cast that would be fantastic if we could get him. Fingers crossed.
(http://www.db18.com/d/best_of_luck/best_of_luck_020.jpg)
;D
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Do you own the two new dogs, or are they fosters you are socializing for adoption?
Own - they are rescues from the SPCA.
der Brucer
We're temporarily out of the Foster business: I was black-listed by the Animal Rescue League for rule breaking (I placed an animal in a home without a fence)
I remember when that happened. They didn't give you any slack for making a decision based on the individual situation.
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Do you own the two new dogs, or are they fosters you are socializing for adoption?
For details see the Mar 7 Topic APPROVED post #94
DR Ginny if you missed the story it is worth going back to read it.
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I first listened to the OBC of SPRING AWAKENING on a car trip north to Tacoma, where I had been hired by THE SONDHEIM REVIEW to do a quick write up on a Tacoma Symphony Bernstein-Sondheim concert. IIRC, I met Jed, Ann and Tom (but not George, I seem to think) at a sweet little downtown restaurant before the show. George, were you there? Maybe you were and I'm having Half-heimers.
I was there...how soon they forget! :'(
:D
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Yesterday afternoon we decided to enjoy the glorious spring weather by taking the two new dogs to the beach and for a walk on the Boardwalk. The newbies had no problem getting in the car and enjoyed the ride. (As we exited the drive you could hear the howls of disappointment from the blondes left behind.)
Both Moose and Zev enjoyed walking on the sand; Moose would have nothing to do with the surf, but Zev walked right up and stared at it - as each wave came in he backed up a few inches to keep his paws dry.
They both enjoyed meeting people and other dogs on the walk along the Boardwalk - Zev was the most surprising, he walked right up to strangers to meet them - the shyness seems to have disappeared. He met two bull terriers who got a bit snippy and Zev just backed up a foot and gave them a "How rude!" look - no return growls. Moose is still a lease tugger, but Zev just trots along without tugging.
We took a break at a boardwalk bench
der Brucer
Nice the boys are have such a good time, not that I expected less now they are your boys. Nice pics too.
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From Zack's reaction I think I would rather read HUNGER GAMES than see it. Since I'm sure we will eventually watch the movie I'll skip the book then, at least until after I have seen the movie.
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Maybe y'all can help me with some detective work. The car in which I rode to Columbus and back Wednesday had SiriusXM satellite radio and we listened to the Broadway channel the whole trip. On the trip home, Seth Rudetsky was playing the whole cast album from an unfamiliar version of THE SOUND OF MUSIC. We missed the intro and were home before it ended, so we didn't hear any of his commentary. Maria was not Mary Martin, Julie Andrews, or Rebecca Luker, but she sounded almost child-like and had a very breathy voice. The kids sounded very British and Suzy thought maybe it was an Australian cast. Overall, it didn't sound to me like a very good production and I'm wondering if anyone has any ideas as to who the Maria might have been?
It wasn't the Petula Clark recording, was it?
DR John G, I've just listened to some clips of that recording on iTunes and I don't think that's the one.
You can also search through castalbums.org (http://castalbums.org/shows/The-Sound-Of-Music/333)...there are 107 recordings!!
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Last night I went to a neighbor's house to discuss Major Pettigrew's Last Stand, which was a big hit with all of us. We decided we'd cast Geoffrey Rush as the Major in a movie version.
Got home just in time for the UC/OSU basketball game, from which the Bearcats will NOT advance. I hate to admit it, but Ohio State is a very good team.
Is this in any way related to that "Miss Pettigrew" movie with Frances MacDormand? Or is it just the coincidence of using the same name.
"Miss Pettigrew Lives for A Day" is one of my favorite films. Excellent cast!
I really enjoyed that movie, also! ;D
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[They didn't give you any slack for making a decision based on the individual situation.
Worse and more of it - they went to the family's home and tried to reclaim their 14 year old daughter's new pet!
der Brucer
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DougR, I was also listening to TFOTRE this morning. I have the two previous CD releases, but I think this one sounds quite a bit better.
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I was there...how soon they forget! :'(
:D
Clearly you didn't dress for the occasion.
der Brucer
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I love that VistaVision "extension" of the soaring strings in the mid-50's Paramount releases.
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Morning all~ Please send work vibes my way!
~~Continued Work Vibes for DR Danise!!~~~
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I first listened to the OBC of SPRING AWAKENING on a car trip north to Tacoma, where I had been hired by THE SONDHEIM REVIEW to do a quick write up on a Tacoma Symphony Bernstein-Sondheim concert. IIRC, I met Jed, Ann and Tom (but not George, I seem to think) at a sweet little downtown restaurant before the show. George, were you there? Maybe you were and I'm having Half-heimers.
I was there...how soon they forget! :'(
:D
Sorry, I'm old. And also, sorry I'm old. ;D
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Things are fine with the MD, I understand. I wait for blood test results, and other appointments have been set up.
When I first started reading this, I was thinking that MD was a Music Director, but then you wrote about blood and other appointments and I realized...well, nevermind.
;)
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It seems like Sweeney could be cutting his way back to Broadway again.
Take note, Michael Ball fans:
http://broadwayworld.com/article/Sondheim-Grants-Approval-for-Michael-Ball-Imelda-Staunton-Led-SWEENEY-TODD-for-Broadway-20120322
Their soon-to-be-released London cast recording will be the only one-disc original Sweeney recording (the OBC highlights doesn't count). What are they leaving off??
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Nice the boys are have such a good time, not that I expected less now they are your boys. Nice pics too.
If we were relly good parents, we'd take the blonds down today - with the temps in the mid-70s and a clear sky, the beach/boardwalk will probably be mobbed.
der Brucer
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BK: Seeing "Those Calloways"....is this the Disney film on DVD or a stage production? If the latter, is it a musical?
LOVE the movie...it's gorgeous visually, and the Steiner score is wunnerful wunnerful!
Liz and Ann Hampton Callaway are Those. Callaways :)
LOL! Nice play on words/titles!!!
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From Bruce:
Jane, who are they and I'll tell you how I know them.
Hmm, looks like I'm only friends with a few of them. I often see your name as a mutual friend for people I know but am not "friends" with. I'll have to pay more attention when it happens. For now I only found 3 people & I think I asked you (can't remember the response) about 1 or 2 of them.
Helene Slaten Hayes
Linda Sternhill Davis
Gina Bernard
If you didn't have so many friends I could look at your list. Do you really know all of these people ;)
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DougR, I was also listening to TFOTRE this morning. I have the two previous CD releases, but I think this one sounds quite a bit better.
Yes I think the previous ones sounded a bit "muddy".
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When I first started reading this, I was thinking that MD was a Music Director, but then you wrote about blood and other appointments and I realized...well, nevermind.
;)
Welcome to the office of Maestro Caughman, M.D.
Transpositions and Transplants
Orchestrations and Operations
Specialties: Instrumentation and Augmentation
der Brucer
The Doctor's Theme:
Tits and ass.
Buy yourself a fancy pair.
Tighten up your derriere.
Get a free nose with it.
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Things are fine with the MD, I understand. I wait for blood test results, and other appointments have been set up.
When I first started reading this, I was thinking that MD was a Music Director, but then you wrote about blood and other appointments and I realized...well, nevermind.
;)
I've been doing something similar the past couple of days, DR George. Since meeting Ree Drummond the other night, I've been paying more attention to her website, Facebook page, and Twitter feeds. She's often referred to as "PW" (Pioneer Woman), which (as you probably know) in my world means Publishers Weekly.
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Things are fine with the MD, I understand. I wait for blood test results, and other appointments have been set up.
When I first started reading this, I was thinking that MD was a Music Director, but then you wrote about blood and other appointments and I realized...well, nevermind.
;)
I've been doing something similar the past couple of days, DR George. Since meeting Ree Drummond the other night, I've been paying more attention to her website, Facebook page, and Twitter feeds. She's often referred to as "PW" (Pioneer Woman), which (as you probably know) in my world means Publishers Weekly.
Yup...and it's still my world. :)
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It seems like Sweeney could be cutting his way back to Broadway again.
Take note, Michael Ball fans:
http://broadwayworld.com/article/Sondheim-Grants-Approval-for-Michael-Ball-Imelda-Staunton-Led-SWEENEY-TODD-for-Broadway-20120322
Their soon-to-be-released London cast recording will be the only one-disc original Sweeney recording (the OBC highlights doesn't count). What are they leaving off??
About half the score!
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When I first started reading this, I was thinking that MD was a Music Director, but then you wrote about blood and other appointments and I realized...well, nevermind.
;)
Welcome to the office of Maestro Caughman, M.D.
Transpositions and transplants
Orchestrations and Operations
Specialties: Instrumentation and Augmentation
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The Doctor's Theme:
Tits and ass.
By yourself a fancy pair.
Tighten up your derriere.
Get a free nose with it.
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LOL!
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Variety's Breaking News has just announced that Variety is for sale. ;)
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I find that kind of funny.
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FJL, I didn't know there was a Susan Boyle musical in the works. You know more than I do right now.
I'll ask my friends at Radio Wales and Radio Tees and see if they have any information.
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This morning, first thing, is laundry. When it's finishede, I will bathe and see my doctor for a follow-up from the ER visit. After that, I'm back here for more work on DEAREST ENEMY and ROBERTA. Yesterday, the Dublin boys sent me a suggestion for a young man in the cast that would be fantastic if we could get him. Fingers crossed.
(http://www.db18.com/d/best_of_luck/best_of_luck_020.jpg)
;D
Double crossed. Well, no, not that. Just a single cross to bear. No, not that, either. ;)
But best wishes.
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It seems like Sweeney could be cutting his way back to Broadway again.
Take note, Michael Ball fans:
http://broadwayworld.com/article/Sondheim-Grants-Approval-for-Michael-Ball-Imelda-Staunton-Led-SWEENEY-TODD-for-Broadway-20120322
Their soon-to-be-released London cast recording will be the only one-disc original Sweeney recording (the OBC highlights doesn't count). What are they leaving off??
Attend the tale of ...
Joanna. I'll steal you ...
A little priest ...
And put him in a pie for baby an me ...
(Exit music.)
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Michele Bachmann has a million dollar debt for running for president? I'd ask what kind of fool does that but I already know what kind of a fool she is! A Huge One!
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It's now pouring rain here in SW Ohio - of course, it always rains when we make plans to go out with my Mother!
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Reviews are in for last night's midnight showing of HUNGER GAMES:
Betsy: 4.5
Zach: 3.5
I am assuming this is out of 5? Has Zach read the book? I am very curious to know how people who did not read the book feel about the movie. Everyone I know who went last night has read the book. Some loved it. A few were disappointed.
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From Zack's reaction I think I would rather read HUNGER GAMES than see it. Since I'm sure we will eventually watch the movie I'll skip the book then, at least until after I have seen the movie.
Dr Jane you must read the book. Interesting that you say you would wait to read the book till AFTER seeing the movie. Every other avid reader I know desperately wanted to read the book before seeing the movie. I would always rather read the book first.
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Jennifer:
Josh Hutcherson (Peeta) has had many leading roles in movies
Kicking & Screaming (2005), Zathura: A Space Adventure (2005), RV (2006), Bridge to Terabithia (2007), and Journey to the Center of the Earth (2008).The Kids Are All Right (2010),
I expect he'll do a bang-up job in Hunger Games.
der Brucer
I know he has done other movies. But he physically does not look right for me. Peeta is such a vital role. Although many people i know who saw the movie said he was very good. I really hope so.
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It seems like Sweeney could be cutting his way back to Broadway again.
Take note, Michael Ball fans:
http://broadwayworld.com/article/Sondheim-Grants-Approval-for-Michael-Ball-Imelda-Staunton-Led-SWEENEY-TODD-for-Broadway-20120322
Their soon-to-be-released London cast recording will be the only one-disc original Sweeney recording (the OBC highlights doesn't count). What are they leaving off??
Attend the tale of ...
Joanna. I'll steal you ...
A little priest ...
And put him in a pie for baby an me ...
(Exit music.)
:D
I found the track listing on Dresscircle.co.uk (http://www.dresscircle.co.uk/9898-Product-Pre-order%20CD-Sweeney%20Todd-38469):
1. Prelude / The Ballad of Sweeney Todd
2. No Place Like London
3. Worst Pies in London
4. My Friends / The Ballad of Sweeney Todd
5. Johanna
6. The Ballad of Sweeney Todd
7. Wait
8. Kiss Me
9. Ladies in their Sensitivities
10. Pretty Women
11. Epiphany
12. A Little Priest
13. God, That’s Good!
14. Johanna (Reprise)
15. By the Sea
16. Not While I’m Around
17. Searching
18. Judge’s Return
19. Final scene
20. The Ballad of Sweeney Todd
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Reviews are in for last night's midnight showing of HUNGER GAMES:
Betsy: 4.5
Zach: 3.5
Interesting.
Part of this is because Zach hasn't that many films made from books he's read. Also, he has an issue with motion sickness, and the film is evidently full of that oh-so-popular jiggly handheld crap and it bothered him.
I have heard a few people mention the shaky cam. I suspect this will bother me too since I really dislike this. It is very hard to make a great book into a great movie. They have to change things and leave things out. I am hopeful they did a good job with this movie.
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I love that VistaVision "extension" of the soaring strings in the mid-50's Paramount releases.
Me too. Great fanfare from Nathan Van Cleave. I like the way it segues into the title music, as did Steiner's WB fanfare.
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It seems like Sweeney could be cutting his way back to Broadway again.
Take note, Michael Ball fans:
http://broadwayworld.com/article/Sondheim-Grants-Approval-for-Michael-Ball-Imelda-Staunton-Led-SWEENEY-TODD-for-Broadway-20120322
Granting a "seal of approval" is not granting rights, nor are there producers trying to bring it in. For now, pure gossip column as per usual from that UK guy. He's almost worse than Liz Smith. Will it come? Doubtful, but who knows.
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Jane, I don't know 80% of my Facebook friends, and I don't know those three names you listed.
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It seems like Sweeney could be cutting his way back to Broadway again.
Take note, Michael Ball fans:
http://broadwayworld.com/article/Sondheim-Grants-Approval-for-Michael-Ball-Imelda-Staunton-Led-SWEENEY-TODD-for-Broadway-20120322
After the John Doyle travesty, it can only be a step up.
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Memorial comments are written. Now I shall hopefully pick up some packages and an important envelope.
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Michele Bachmann has a million dollar debt for running for president? I'd ask what kind of fool does that but I already know what kind of a fool she is! A Huge One!
Yes, but she has much more money than that, so it's a tax write-off.
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That was a fairly streamlined list, George. Stingy, actually. No Pirelli, no Beggar Woman (or not much).
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Page five!
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Michele Bachmann has a million dollar debt for running for president? I'd ask what kind of fool does that but I already know what kind of a fool she is! A Huge One!
Yes, but she has much more money than that, so it's a tax write-off.
Don't rain on my parade.
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Michele Bachmann has a million dollar debt for running for president? I'd ask what kind of fool does that but I already know what kind of a fool she is! A Huge One!
Yes, but she has much more money than that, so it's a tax write-off.
Don't rain on my parade.
OK, will it make you feel better to remember she has to go home to that husband of hers?
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From Zack's reaction I think I would rather read HUNGER GAMES than see it. Since I'm sure we will eventually watch the movie I'll skip the book then, at least until after I have seen the movie.
Dr Jane you must read the book. Interesting that you say you would wait to read the book till AFTER seeing the movie. Every other avid reader I know desperately wanted to read the book before seeing the movie. I would always rather read the book first.
I know, I'm somewhat strange that way. When the book is better than the movie, which is usually the case, it doesn't take away from the book if I see the movie first. The other way around can be more of a disappointment. On the other hand, seeing the movie after reading the book I can fill Keith in on all the important bits that have been left out.
There are many books I simply don't want to revisit even though people rave about the film. Sometimes when I know Keith will want to see the movie I skip the book.
When do you plan to see the movie? I'm curious what your reaction will be since you have read the book.
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Jennifer:
Josh Hutcherson (Peeta) has had many leading roles in movies
Kicking & Screaming (2005), Zathura: A Space Adventure (2005), RV (2006), Bridge to Terabithia (2007), and Journey to the Center of the Earth (2008).The Kids Are All Right (2010),
I expect he'll do a bang-up job in Hunger Games.
der Brucer
I know he has done other movies. But he physically does not look right for me. Peeta is such a vital role. Although many people i know who saw the movie said he was very good. I really hope so.
Sometimes, having seen the movie I can picture the actor in the book. The other way around can be impossible.
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Nice the boys are have such a good time, not that I expected less now they are your boys. Nice pics too.
If we were relly good parents, we'd take the blonds down today - with the temps in the mid-70s and a clear sky, the beach/boardwalk will probably be mobbed.
der Brucer
It's hard when you have so many dogs.
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Just had a lovelier than lovely telephonic conversation and, schedule permitting, it looks like we have Hal Linden for an Outside the Box episode.
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Michele Bachmann has a million dollar debt for running for president? I'd ask what kind of fool does that but I already know what kind of a fool she is! A Huge One!
Yes, but she has much more money than that, so it's a tax write-off.
Don't rain on my parade.
OK, will it make you feel better to remember she has to go home to that husband of hers?
She is Cleopatra, Queen of de Nial: he's not gay, he's not gay, he's . . .
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Bruce both Gina & Helene went to Hami.
I just found it! You worked with Helene at Wallich's Music Store.
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Just had a lovelier than lovely telephonic conversation and, schedule permitting, it looks like we have Hal Linden for an Outside the Box episode.
:)
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I'm so stupid! I returned a movie to the Redbox & forgot to take a new one. All we have to watch are episodes of WAGON TRAIN.
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Just had a lovelier than lovely telephonic conversation and, schedule permitting, it looks like we have Hal Linden for an Outside the Box episode.
Pretty cool, BK!
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Here's a video on the recording of the OBC of ONCE:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xudehOT1ayE&feature=related
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Here's a video on the recording of the OBC of ONCE:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xudehOT1ayE&feature=related
Very nice. :)
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Hey, here's something for you, Larry...the premiere of the revival of Jesus Christ Superstar (http://www.playbill.com/news/article/161072-PLAYBILL-ON-OPENING-NIGHT-Jesus-Christ-Superstar-mdash-His-Second-Coming-This-Season) was just last night and in the audience were Ron Raines and his daughter, Charlotte!
(http://www.playbill.com/images/photo/j/c/jcsarr17.jpg)
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Sony's done a music video of "The Big Song" from "Once!"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfeRdH4Q_sg&feature=relmfu
It's the finale version of the song with the entire cast performing the number. It'sso mbeautiful, it moves me to tears.
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Hey, here's something for you, Larry...the premiere of the revival of Jesus Christ Superstar (http://www.playbill.com/news/article/161072-PLAYBILL-ON-OPENING-NIGHT-Jesus-Christ-Superstar-mdash-His-Second-Coming-This-Season) was just last night and in the audience were Ron Raines and his daughter, Charlotte!
(http://www.playbill.com/images/photo/j/c/jcsarr17.jpg)
I heard they were there last night.
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From Zack's reaction I think I would rather read HUNGER GAMES than see it. Since I'm sure we will eventually watch the movie I'll skip the book then, at least until after I have seen the movie.
Dr Jane you must read the book. Interesting that you say you would wait to read the book till AFTER seeing the movie. Every other avid reader I know desperately wanted to read the book before seeing the movie. I would always rather read the book first.
I know, I'm somewhat strange that way. When the book is better than the movie, which is usually the case, it doesn't take away from the book if I see the movie first. The other way around can be more of a disappointment. On the other hand, seeing the movie after reading the book I can fill Keith in on all the important bits that have been left out.
There are many books I simply don't want to revisit even though people rave about the film. Sometimes when I know Keith will want to see the movie I skip the book.
When do you plan to see the movie? I'm curious what your reaction will be since you have read the book.
That is an interesting reason why you like to see the movies first. Sort of makes sense. I am supposed to see the movie on Tuesday. The thing is i haven't just read the book it is one of my favorites.
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Well, I'm off. I'm working concessions for a local production of Animal Farm. A co-worker and several friends are in the show. It sounds like it's going to be pretty good.
Be back later. :D
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Evening all. Well those famous HHW vibes did it again and saved me from what I thought would be done deal. I am NOT going to HR! YAY!!!!!!!!! Any other time I wouldn't have minded but with the other things going on in my life, now is not the time to be moved into a situation where they are depending on me to be there every day--and that's what they wanted me to do.
I have several small procedures upcoming and if they need me to be at the house for any reason, I have GOT to be there. i don't know the if or when exactly so that's why I didn't want to go to HR.
Thank you all!
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House up date. I heard from the contractor and he said he has an AC guy and a plumber on board. :)
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I'm so glad everything is ok with you DR Elmore! You had me worried!
I hope DD Sherlock is ok.
Dear DerB, I know about squeakies. Trust me. :)
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I have been remiss in congratulating DR Cillaliz on her court victory and offering job vibes to DR Danise!
Thanks Ginny!
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Reviews are in for last night's midnight showing of HUNGER GAMES:
Betsy: 4.5
Zach: 3.5
On a scale of.....
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From Zack's reaction I think I would rather read HUNGER GAMES than see it. Since I'm sure we will eventually watch the movie I'll skip the book then, at least until after I have seen the movie.
Dr Jane you must read the book. Interesting that you say you would wait to read the book till AFTER seeing the movie. Every other avid reader I know desperately wanted to read the book before seeing the movie. I would always rather read the book first.
I know, I'm somewhat strange that way. When the book is better than the movie, which is usually the case, it doesn't take away from the book if I see the movie first. The other way around can be more of a disappointment. On the other hand, seeing the movie after reading the book I can fill Keith in on all the important bits that have been left out.
There are many books I simply don't want to revisit even though people rave about the film. Sometimes when I know Keith will want to see the movie I skip the book.
When do you plan to see the movie? I'm curious what your reaction will be since you have read the book.
The thing is i haven't just read the book it is one of my favorites.
No wonder you want me to read the book first. I hope you are very happy with the movie.
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I've never seen the show, but I deeply love a lot of the music. Duncan's pop albums are gorgeous. I perform some of his songs regularly at my gigs.
I had an onstage seat for the show on Broadway. It was a cool experience and I'm glad I did it. I liked a lot of the music but wasn't that keen on the show. I have wanted to see it again from the audience. I think I'd like it better from there. I was a little more into the experience of being onstage and being a part of it than just watching the show
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Evening all. Well those famous HHW vibes did it again and saved me from what I thought would be done deal. I am NOT going to HR! YAY!!!!!!!!! Any other time I wouldn't have minded but with the other things going on in my life, now is not the time to be moved into a situation where they are depending on me to be there every day--and that's what they wanted me to do.
:)
You didn't say any other time you would have been "happy" to go to HR. I'm glad you aren't missing out on something you wanted.
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House up date. I heard from the contractor and he said he has an AC guy and a plumber on board. :)
:)
VIBES YOU WILL SOON HAVE THE REST OF THE CREW!!!
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I'm so glad everything is ok with you DR Elmore! You had me worried!
I hope DD Sherlock is ok.
Dear DerB, I know about squeakies. Trust me. :)
Thanks. He perked up during his hike. I think my tomorrow he will be back to normal.
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Craig brought home the Scholastic magazine from work to read the all time top 100 books for kids. They range from THE HUNGRY CATERPILLAR to ANN FRANK. I'm surprised FAREWELL TO MANZANAR wasn't included.
The top pic is CHARLOTTE'S WEB.
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Former DR JHVW at his twin's wedding....well, busted coloring in the coloring books for the kids
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It's so great to see him looking so happy
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It's so great to see him looking so happy
:)
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Just had a lovelier than lovely telephonic conversation and, schedule permitting, it looks like we have Hal Linden for an Outside the Box episode.
Hoo and ray!
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Thanks for sharing the photo DR CILLA LIZ
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I was not feeling so hot today.....but I am much better and will return to work tomorrow.
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Michele Bachmann has a million dollar debt for running for president? I'd ask what kind of fool does that but I already know what kind of a fool she is! A Huge One!
Yes, but she has much more money than that, so it's a tax write-off.
Don't rain on my parade.
OK, will it make you feel better to remember she has to go home to that husband of hers?
She is Cleopatra, Queen of de Nial: he's not gay, he's not gay, he's . . .
He's just made that way.
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I was not feeling so hot today.....but I am much better and will return to work tomorrow.
Vibes you get better soon.
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Thanks for sharing the photo DR CILLA LIZ
Glad to. I have lots more from the wedding on facebook. Since Jon met a number of DRs in NY thought you may like to see him now.
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I was not feeling so hot today.....but I am much better and will return to work tomorrow.
FEEL BETTER VIBES ~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Great news, Danise.
Vibes for Sherlock.
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Heres Dad, Mom and I...eating cupcakes
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Really loving the OST to MORE THAN A MIRACLE, which our very own BK was kind enough to tell me had been released by FSM. The secondary theme is very Bacharach-ian.
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I was not feeling so hot today.....but I am much better and will return to work tomorrow.
I'm glad you are feeling better. STAY WELL!!!
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I was not feeling so hot today.....but I am much better and will return to work tomorrow.
I'm sorry, DR JRand61!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Feel Better Vibes! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Thanks DR John G.
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DR Cilla I'm enjoying the photos, here & on Facebook.
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DR Cilla I'm enjoying the photos, here & on Facebook.
Thanks
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Great photo of you and the folks, Cillaliz.
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Sweet photo, Cilla, and I'm sure you saved some for all of us.
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This photo makes me smile.
(https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/404806_346195985414025_190818870951738_1181881_801931912_n.jpg)
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Here's Steve Kazee's latest videoblog. He doesn't sing a song from "Once," but he does sing -- and that's good enough.
http://www.broadway.com/shows/once/video/153971/guitar-hero-with-once-star-steve-kazee-4/
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That photo is a hoot, Jane.
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Glad you like it. :D
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This photo makes me smile.
(https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/404806_346195985414025_190818870951738_1181881_801931912_n.jpg)
Enquiring minds want to know what's off "stage right". ;)
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;D
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The News of the Day
The Bad News: No sign of Danise's smart phone at my home. Perhaps if the phone is really that smart, it will escape from UPS and find its own way to my house.
The Good News: I have apparently been approved for Social Security Disability. Well I have not received any kind of letter regarding this, I did receive a deposit into my checking account from them for what would be two months of Disability. It could be Hush Money from Rick Santorum.
The Bad News: I went to my pre-op appointment yesterday at St. Joseph's. I completed my paperwork, my blood work was done and my EKG completed. This afternoon I was notified that my EKG tends to indicate that I may have previously suffered a heart attack. They are rushing me to see a cardiologist on Monday, but he will not have the results back until Monday 4/2/12 - the day before the scheduled surgery.
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Sweet photo, Cilla, and I'm sure you saved some for all of us.
Actually, mom forgot to get the extras for me out of the van and took all of them home with her. So, I didn't even get another one
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The News of the Day
The Bad News: No sign of Danise's smart phone at my home. Perhaps if the phone is really that smart, it will escape from UPS and find its own way to my house.
The Good News: I have apparently been approved for Social Security Disability. Well I have not received any kind of letter regarding this, I did receive a deposit into my checking account from them for what would be two months of Disability. It could be Hush Money from Rick Santorum.
The Bad News: I went to my pre-op appointment yesterday at St. Joseph's. I completed my paperwork, my blood work was done and my EKG completed. This afternoon I was notified that my EKG tends to indicate that I may have previously suffered a heart attack. They are rushing me to see a cardiologist on Monday, but he will not have the results back until Monday 4/2/12 - the day before the scheduled surgery.
My friend, you need a lot of vibes!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Super Mega Vibes for All Things TCB working out! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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OMG DR TCB, a possible heart attack!! At least you will have the results prior to surgery.
VIBES YOU MAY STILL HAVE IT!!!!!
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VIBES TO TCB~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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'night
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(((TCB)))
I hope your surgery can go on as planned.
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Lawsy, Tom, I knew you were excited to see me when I drove up to Tacoma (per my earlier post), but that is ridiculous. ;)
Vibes everything works out OK.
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Many prayers, TCB, for you and your heart. And here's to some more good news coming your way.
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Night, all.
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Things are fine with the MD, I understand. I wait for blood test results, and other appointments have been set up.
I couldn't understand fora moment what things being fine with the musical director had to do with blood results until I realized that you were actually referring to a medical doctor!!
Good News VIBES for a clean bill of health
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Things are fine with the MD, I understand. I wait for blood test results, and other appointments have been set up.
When I first started reading this, I was thinking that MD was a Music Director, but then you wrote about blood and other appointments and I realized...well, nevermind.
;)
Oh I see George made the same mistake I did ! LOL
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When I first started reading this, I was thinking that MD was a Music Director, but then you wrote about blood and other appointments and I realized...well, nevermind.
;)
Welcome to the office of Maestro Caughman, M.D.
Transpositions and Transplants
Orchestrations and Operations
Specialties: Instrumentation and Augmentation
der Brucer
The Doctor's Theme:
Tits and ass.
Buy yourself a fancy pair.
Tighten up your derriere.
Get a free nose with it.
;D
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I am glad that the VIBES worked for Danise
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VIBES foe dear TCB
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sorry but all these extfemely long days have caught up with me and I am falling asleep
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laters
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Vibes for VIXMOM~~~~
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Back from a splendidly splendid evening seeing the Callaway sisters' show Boom. Fantastic.