Happy April 15th, even though April 17th is this year's April 15th!
I wish I was going to see The Drowsy Chaperone this afternoon.
It would be even BETTER to be going to see TDC with DR ELMORE!
I've tried my best and I've watched 8 of them but there's no way I can slog my way through the rest of the 39 episodes of Perry Mason. An interesting nostalgia trip but they are so very formulaic and budget restricted.
It would be even BETTER to be going to see TDC with DR ELMORE!
We would laugh ourselves silly!
I've tried my best and I've watched 8 of them but there's no way I can slog my way through the rest of the 39 episodes of Perry Mason. An interesting nostalgia trip but they are so very formulaic and budget restricted.
What season were you watching? My favorite episodes of course are those featuring Miss Allison Hayes.
I've tried my best and I've watched 8 of them but there's no way I can slog my way through the rest of the 39 episodes of Perry Mason. An interesting nostalgia trip but they are so very formulaic and budget restricted.
What season were you watching? My favorite episodes of course are those featuring Miss Allison Hayes.
Miss Hayes is the only reason to watch a lot of the stuff she was in!
Allison and Raymond in the only FILM they made together....1955's Count Three And Pray. ;D
And the word of the day is: IRRIGUOUS!
Happy April 15th, even though April 17th is this year's April 15th!
There's no accounting for your humor.
der Brucer
Allison and Raymond in the only FILM they made together....1955's Count Three And Pray. ;D
I posted this at the end of last night's posts - for those who don't read those, I repost it here because I feel like it:
I must say that there are times when I think of people like Jose and a few others who just up and leave without a word (of course they don't up and leave Facebook, where it's more about them, I suppose) that I just want to shut this jernt down because I find it so irritating. I know Jose has done this before and then finally makes a reappearance months later, but I just will never understand it - no one did anything to him (and I'm not just talking about him specifically but he happened to be on my mind today because I'd sent him two e-mails (not about his absence) both of which went unanswered, which I find truly disgusting), and please don't tell me that everyone has been having wonderful private e-mails and he's just taking a break, because I don't want to hear it about him or anyone else, frankly - I'm at the point where if he never comes back then that's just peachy with me - I think everyone on this site has been far too good to him, and that includes me - but enough about that - my POINT is that whenever I start feeling this way, going to that place, I look at what this site really is about - TCB coming back to us and healing, Vixmom alive and well, people supporting and caring about each other - and I know I will NEVER shut it down because it's very special here. At least the folks here have BEEN here for TCB - those who haven't probably don't even know what's gone on. I guess it can be fun to be in a bubble or have it be all about you, but for me? Feh. End of rant.
No answers yet on the wrists/palms problem. If it hasn't started to go away by tomorry, I'm off to the doctor.
DR FJL - I think only a actress of great versatility could even begin to convey the complexities of my life.....I would have to choose:
Dina Merrill.
elmore, thanks for your post. What I didn't want today is how people have had private e-mails and he'll be back whenever he feels like it and all that jazz. It's just baffling and weird and weird and baffling and that's all I'm going to say about it. As Babs and Donna so aptly put it, enough is enough. And the unanswered e-mails is just as rude as the absence, perhaps ruder.
But it all came home to me with TCB's coming back after his surgery - that's what we're about and if people don't get that then I suppose Facebook and Twitter is all about them and it's better there. I love our denizens here and just have to move on when someone does something baffling.
elmore, thanks for your post. What I didn't want today is how people have had private e-mails and he'll be back whenever he feels like it and all that jazz. It's just baffling and weird and weird and baffling and that's all I'm going to say about it. As Babs and Donna so aptly put it, enough is enough. And the unanswered e-mails is just as rude as the absence, perhaps ruder.
People's mindsets change, too. Perhaps HHW was there when he needed something missing in his life to be filled. He doesn't need this site at the present time, so I hope that whatever need was covered here is sated elsewhere. It's all a pendulum and life's variables swing one way for a while and then swing back. It isn't so great news for those of us wanting instant gratification, but it's the nature of things.
Bill Cosby says on ABC that he would want Betty White to play him in a movie of his life.Kristin Chenoweth. Doesn't she play all parts, great and small?
Question for free-for-all day: If it had to be someone of the opposite gender, who would you choose to play you in the story of your life? (without cheating and choosing someone who's really of your same gender through some loophole)
Bill Cosby says on ABC that he would want Betty White to play him in a movie of his life.Kristin Chenoweth. Doesn't she play all parts, great and small?
Question for free-for-all day: If it had to be someone of the opposite gender, who would you choose to play you in the story of your life? (without cheating and choosing someone who's really of your same gender through some loophole)
I wish I was going to see The Drowsy Chaperone this afternoon.
Me, too.
I wish I was going to see The Drowsy Chaperone this afternoon.
Me, too.
Yes, me too. And I'm sure DR Laura would agree (if she hasn't already said so).
I wish I was going to see The Drowsy Chaperone this afternoon.
Me, too.
Yes, me too. And I'm sure DR Laura would agree (if she hasn't already said so).
Page three!
In about thirty minutes I'll be on my way to the Candlelight Pavillion Dinner Theatre - I'm interested to see what it's all about.
In about thirty minutes I'll be on my way to the Candlelight Pavillion Dinner Theatre - I'm interested to see what it's all about.
My other niece is getting a new 2 wheeler with training wheels for her 3rd birthday in a month. She is very excited. Today she did ride on her tricyle. Although it took her like 30 minutes to get around the block. Good thing i didn't have to ride my bike beside her.
I've tried my best and I've watched 8 of them but there's no way I can slog my way through the rest of the 39 episodes of Perry Mason. An interesting nostalgia trip but they are so very formulaic and budget restricted.
What season were you watching? My favorite episodes of course are those featuring Miss Allison Hayes.
Miss Hayes is the only reason to watch a lot of the stuff she was in!
Yes....yes....this is true.
I am experiencing the weirdest phenomenon that I think I have to go see my doctor about if it doesn't abate. I planted some flowers last week and then within a day or two my wrists (!) and palms got covered in a really bumpy rash. It doesn't itch, it doesn't hurt, but days of antibiotics and hydrocortisone have done nothing to make it go away. I'm getting a little freaked out.
please don't tell me that everyone has been having wonderful private e-mails and he's just taking a break,
In our one phone call, which I now believe was to prooke a fight, in late January, he told me all my faults
In our one phone call, which I now believe was to prooke a fight, in late January, he told me all my faults
There are damn few folks that could afford the tariff to phone me with a discussion of all my faults.
der Brucer
my POINT is that whenever I start feeling this way, going to that place, I look at what this site really is about - TCB coming back to us and healing, Vixmom alive and well, people supporting and caring about each other - and I know I will NEVER shut it down because it's very special here.
No answers yet on the wrists/palms problem. If it hasn't started to go away by tomorry, I'm off to the doctor.
I also had a garbage can incident yesterday.
I posted this at the end of last night's posts - for those who don't read those, I repost it here because I feel like it:
I must say that there are times when I think of people like Jose and a few others who just up and leave without a word (of course they don't up and leave Facebook, where it's more about them, I suppose) that I just want to shut this jernt down because I find it so irritating. I know Jose has done this before and then finally makes a reappearance months later, but I just will never understand it - no one did anything to him (and I'm not just talking about him specifically but he happened to be on my mind today because I'd sent him two e-mails (not about his absence) both of which went unanswered, which I find truly disgusting), and please don't tell me that everyone has been having wonderful private e-mails and he's just taking a break, because I don't want to hear it about him or anyone else, frankly - I'm at the point where if he never comes back then that's just peachy with me - I think everyone on this site has been far too good to him, and that includes me - but enough about that - my POINT is that whenever I start feeling this way, going to that place, I look at what this site really is about - TCB coming back to us and healing, Vixmom alive and well, people supporting and caring about each other - and I know I will NEVER shut it down because it's very special here. At least the folks here have BEEN here for TCB - those who haven't probably don't even know what's gone on. I guess it can be fun to be in a bubble or have it be all about you, but for me? Feh. End of rant.
elmore, thanks for your post. What I didn't want today is how people have had private e-mails and he'll be back whenever he feels like it and all that jazz. It's just baffling and weird and weird and baffling and that's all I'm going to say about it. As Babs and Donna so aptly put it, enough is enough. And the unanswered e-mails is just as rude as the absence, perhaps ruder.
People's mindsets change, too. Perhaps HHW was there when he needed something missing in his life to be filled. He doesn't need this site at the present time, so I hope that whatever need was covered here is sated elsewhere. It's all a pendulum and life's variables swing one way for a while and then swing back. It isn't so great news for those of us wanting instant gratification, but it's the nature of things.
Lung was decent. A chicken breast atop pasta. The actor and artistic director who invited me hung out at the table for a bit. The place itself is very nice and it's almost sold outI always appreciate decent lung. ;D
In about thirty minutes I'll be on my way to the Candlelight Pavillion Dinner Theatre - I'm interested to see what it's all about.
Around 1981, the cast of BARNUM and I went to "New York's Only Dinner Theatre" for a midnight production of Euripides' THE TROJAN WOMEN, set in the rubble of the hotel that burned down in Las Vegas (the MGM Grand?). it was one of the funniest events of my life: the cast used the text of the Euripides play and camped it up. Harlette Ula Hedwig played Cher playing Hecuba, Laura Kenyon played Lainie Kazan playing Andromache, Holly Woodlawn played Helen of Troy as I recall. and there were some others whom I've forgotten. I don't remember who played Elvis playing Menelaus but I'd swear now that it was Meatloaf. The Greek chorus of Trojan women was a whorey group of chorus girls stranded from the fire.
It was in a dive in the Easy Village and, to keep up the image of a dinner theatre, when you paid for your ticket, you were given a paper plate and a plastic fork, and you joined a line to receive a huge ladle of Kraft mac'n'cheese, wich you ate during the performance.
Bill Cosby says on ABC that he would want Betty White to play him in a movie of his life.
Question for free-for-all day: If it had to be someone of the opposite gender, who would you choose to play you in the story of your life? (without cheating and choosing someone who's really of your same gender through some loophole)
I hope that you'll get some home health aides, too. It's a shame patients have to fight so hard to get the care they need.
Canned "skinless" vegetarian haggis. It was next to the regular canned haggis. I almost bought a can just to see how horrible it was, but at $7, it was a little too much.
Lung was decent. A chicken breast atop pasta. The actor and artistic director who invited me hung out at the table for a bit. The place itself is very nice and it's almost sold outI always appreciate decent lung. ;D
I played a funeral yesterday and they asked me to stay and play the "after party" ;), and some woman came up and handed me a little note about her accomplishments, which supposedly included playing for TCB's own Tacoma Symphony. When I said I had been up there a few years ago to review a concert of theirs for THE SONDHEIM REVIEW, I mentioned I had interviewed the conductor, whose name I couldn't remember, and suddenly she got quite flabbergasted and said she couldn't remember his name either. Methinks she may have padded her CV. ;)
My fridge freezer is making some very odd loud noises. Looks like I'm going to have to call out a service engineer.
TCB - You're now only 8 away from that great millstone!!!
Lung was decent. A chicken breast atop pasta. The actor and artistic director who invited me hung out at the table for a bit. The place itself is very nice and it's almost sold out
Lung was decent. A chicken breast atop pasta. The actor and artistic director who invited me hung out at the table for a bit. The place itself is very nice and it's almost sold outI always appreciate decent lung. ;D
Me, too.
Ah - DR DOUG R - Allison didn't appear until the third season....
Sunday afternoon greetings from HOME! I dropped Anita off about an hour ago and have talked on the phone with my mother. I am very glad to be home.
Thank you, DR Elmore, for your comment about the awards we accepted last night on behalf of our AAUW friends. Here we are at the end of the awards banquet:
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No answers yet on the wrists/palms problem. If it hasn't started to go away by tomorry, I'm off to the doctor.
Maybe my re-posting this from the other day will give you a clue:
"All parts of daphne are toxic if ingested and contact with the sap may cause skin irritation."
der Brucer
SWoody, commneting over my shoulder:
"Did Jeff gat a rash from diddling Daphne?"
We were gone all day yesterday on a trip to Annapolis (about which, more later). Mr SmartassPhone decided not to link up with the network, so I couldn't even read the posts.
Some ketchup thughts:
Jane posted :QuoteI also had a garbage can incident yesterday.
Might I obseerve that Keith gave her fair warning!
der Brucer
Another ketchup:
Concerning TCB, Jeanne posted:QuoteI hope that you'll get some home health aides, too. It's a shame patients have to fight so hard to get the care they need.
Well, in my case I had to fight hard NOT to get the home care they insisted I needed (which was all insurance covered). The situation got so acrimonious that I had to call the hospital and not so politely inform them that if a Visiting Nurse showed up at my door, I would not only not answer but that persistence would result in a police complaint!!!!
I argued: either I was well enough to go home, in which case leave me the hell alone, or I was not, in which case transfer me to a care facility!
I mean really - just what I needed for recuperation - set the alarm to get up early to clean house in anticipation of a Visiting Nurse, then when the nurse arrived, risk pulling loose all the staples holding my chest together trying to corral five dogs!
If I needed dressing changed, or the healing checked, I had no problem getting a lift to an out-patient facility, or the hospital itself.
Logic was of little help - they really, really wanted to do a home inspection, and I really, really had no intention of allowing them to. To aid my cause I did mention my 2nd amendment rights.
There is no tonic like fighting with bureaucrats!
der Brucer
Jane, I saw something for you at the store the other day: Canned "skinless" vegetarian haggis. It was next to the regular canned haggis. I almost bought a can just to see how horrible it was, but at $7, it was a little too much.
Sunday afternoon greetings from HOME! I dropped Anita off about an hour ago and have talked on the phone with my mother. I am very glad to be home.
Thank you, DR Elmore, for your comment about the awards we accepted last night on behalf of our AAUW friends. Here we are at the end of the awards banquet:
Great photo, Ginny!
The earlier remark about "SWEENEY TODD as dinner theatre," reminded me of a production of THE EVIL DEAD, the Musical, that I saw here in Austin a couple of years ago.
At the box-office, they charged you an extra $5.00 if you wanted to sit in the "Splatter Zone". They even furnished you with a poncho, so that you wouldn't get the fake blood on your clothes.
Actually, if was a very entertaining show, but:
Can you imagine doing that play in a dinner theatre?
Lung is used in haggis, which is what reminded of the canned version. There is something so wrong, so horribly wrong about all that.Lung was decent. A chicken breast atop pasta. The actor and artistic director who invited me hung out at the table for a bit. The place itself is very nice and it's almost sold outI always appreciate decent lung. ;D
Me, too.
My first thought was, "WHAT?? People eat LUNG now?! I've heard of organ meats, but never lung!"
Thanks for the Titanic connections, Mike.
I just finished reading a review of Frank Langella's new book in the NY Times online.
There is a hilarious parody in the reader's comments section that I strongly suspect is the work of DR FJL.
60 Minutes tonight is a special tribute to Mike Wallace....for those who may be interested
60 Minutes tonight is a special tribute to Mike Wallace....for those who may be interested
DR TCB, so nice to see you posting just like you always have.
60 Minutes tonight is a special tribute to Mike Wallace....for those who may be interested
I'm not sure if I'll watch. He was mean to Barbra.
I didn't know Robin Gibb of the BeeGees had written a requiem in memory of the Titanic. Apparently, he wrote it with his son.
BK, if you added games to this here site, I'd spend more time here than facebook :)
I didn't know Robin Gibb of the BeeGees had written a requiem in memory of the Titanic. Apparently, he wrote it with his son.
I've read Robin is in a coma and not expected to live much longer. :(
I didn't know Robin Gibb of the BeeGees had written a requiem in memory of the Titanic. Apparently, he wrote it with his son.
I've read Robin is in a coma and not expected to live much longer. :(
I believe he has already passed away? Or was the Maurice? This was a few years ago, anyway....
I didn't know Robin Gibb of the BeeGees had written a requiem in memory of the Titanic. Apparently, he wrote it with his son.
I've read Robin is in a coma and not expected to live much longer. :(
I believe he has already passed away? Or was the Maurice? This was a few years ago, anyway....
Here's the complete list of the contents of the Got Books? totebag:
$20 Barnes & Noble Gift Card
Assorted bookmarks, note cards, and postcards
Book Lust Journal blank book
Bookmarker Pens set
Light It! - Multiflex LED Reading Light
Wristbands
Items from our successful 56th Annual Used Book Sale
The Book Nobody Read: Chasing the Revolutions of Nicolaus Copernicus, by Owen Gingerich
The Ladies’ Lending Library, by Janice Kulyk Keefer
The Little Women Letters, by Gabrielle Donnelly
People of the Book, by Geraldine Brooks
CD: Reflections - Classical Music for Meditation
DVD: Becoming Jane - “A Magnificent Journey to the World of Jane Austen”
All in a collectible tote bag from Dayton Metro Library
(formerly Dayton & Montgomery County Public Library)
Sadly rehab places & convalescent hospitals are awful places, not that regular hospitals are fun.
Here's the complete list of the contents of the Got Books? totebag:
$20 Barnes & Noble Gift Card
Assorted bookmarks, note cards, and postcards
Book Lust Journal blank book
Bookmarker Pens set
Light It! - Multiflex LED Reading Light
Wristbands
Items from our successful 56th Annual Used Book Sale
The Book Nobody Read: Chasing the Revolutions of Nicolaus Copernicus, by Owen Gingerich
The Ladies’ Lending Library, by Janice Kulyk Keefer
The Little Women Letters, by Gabrielle Donnelly
People of the Book, by Geraldine Brooks
CD: Reflections - Classical Music for Meditation
DVD: Becoming Jane - “A Magnificent Journey to the World of Jane Austen”
All in a collectible tote bag from Dayton Metro Library
(formerly Dayton & Montgomery County Public Library)
Nice.
I thought you already read PEOPLE OF THE BOOK. I think you will like it.
Here's the complete list of the contents of the Got Books? totebag:
$20 Barnes & Noble Gift Card
Assorted bookmarks, note cards, and postcards
Book Lust Journal blank book
Bookmarker Pens set
Light It! - Multiflex LED Reading Light
Wristbands
Items from our successful 56th Annual Used Book Sale
The Book Nobody Read: Chasing the Revolutions of Nicolaus Copernicus, by Owen Gingerich
The Ladies’ Lending Library, by Janice Kulyk Keefer
The Little Women Letters, by Gabrielle Donnelly
People of the Book, by Geraldine Brooks
CD: Reflections - Classical Music for Meditation
DVD: Becoming Jane - “A Magnificent Journey to the World of Jane Austen”
All in a collectible tote bag from Dayton Metro Library
(formerly Dayton & Montgomery County Public Library)
Nice.
I thought you already read PEOPLE OF THE BOOK. I think you will like it.
DR Jane, I didn't buy the Got Books? bag. I created it as our branch's donation to the silent auction. It was purchased by someone from Toledo. What I did buy, for $40, was a basket from the Worthington branch that had some books and some other items that I can use for gifts.
And, yes, I have read PEOPLE OF THE BOOK and loved it!
Here's the complete list of the contents of the Got Books? totebag:
$20 Barnes & Noble Gift Card
Assorted bookmarks, note cards, and postcards
Book Lust Journal blank book
Bookmarker Pens set
Light It! - Multiflex LED Reading Light
Wristbands
Items from our successful 56th Annual Used Book Sale
The Book Nobody Read: Chasing the Revolutions of Nicolaus Copernicus, by Owen Gingerich
The Ladies’ Lending Library, by Janice Kulyk Keefer
The Little Women Letters, by Gabrielle Donnelly
People of the Book, by Geraldine Brooks
CD: Reflections - Classical Music for Meditation
DVD: Becoming Jane - “A Magnificent Journey to the World of Jane Austen”
All in a collectible tote bag from Dayton Metro Library
(formerly Dayton & Montgomery County Public Library)
Nice.
I thought you already read PEOPLE OF THE BOOK. I think you will like it.
DR Jane, I didn't buy the Got Books? bag. I created it as our branch's donation to the silent auction. It was purchased by someone from Toledo. What I did buy, for $40, was a basket from the Worthington branch that had some books and some other items that I can use for gifts.
And, yes, I have read PEOPLE OF THE BOOK and loved it!
At least part of my mind works ;) I thought you walked away with all this.
Here's the complete list of the contents of the Got Books? totebag:
$20 Barnes & Noble Gift Card
Assorted bookmarks, note cards, and postcards
Book Lust Journal blank book
Bookmarker Pens set
Light It! - Multiflex LED Reading Light
Wristbands
Items from our successful 56th Annual Used Book Sale
The Book Nobody Read: Chasing the Revolutions of Nicolaus Copernicus, by Owen Gingerich
The Ladies’ Lending Library, by Janice Kulyk Keefer
The Little Women Letters, by Gabrielle Donnelly
People of the Book, by Geraldine Brooks
CD: Reflections - Classical Music for Meditation
DVD: Becoming Jane - “A Magnificent Journey to the World of Jane Austen”
All in a collectible tote bag from Dayton Metro Library
(formerly Dayton & Montgomery County Public Library)
Nice.
I thought you already read PEOPLE OF THE BOOK. I think you will like it.
DR Jane, I didn't buy the Got Books? bag. I created it as our branch's donation to the silent auction. It was purchased by someone from Toledo. What I did buy, for $40, was a basket from the Worthington branch that had some books and some other items that I can use for gifts.
And, yes, I have read PEOPLE OF THE BOOK and loved it!
At least part of my mind works ;) I thought you walked away with all this.
No, but I think the person who got all this for $55 got a great deal!
???
I just had a very nice visit with former DD (and now, DD-i-l) Ann. She brought me a wonderful dinner and even cookies for dessert.
Page Five!
30,000 post!
Page Five!
30,000 post!
CONGRATULATIONS
And It Certainly Is Nice To See You Back Where You Belong
???
She had never heard of the word "convalescent"
I just had a very nice visit with former DD (and now, DD-i-l) Ann. She brought me a wonderful dinner and even cookies for dessert.
???
She had never heard of the word "convalescent"
Really? :o What did she call the place then?
JMK - were you planting Daphne?
JMK - were you planting Daphne?
I actually was repairing a Daphne plant we had that split in the snow. Will Daphne do that to you? You are a MARVEL, Debby. :0
Page Five!
30,000 post!
Cilla, funnily I was thinking about bringing our little trivia contest back every now and then.
My Mom seems to be doing better - her face certainly looks better - when I first saw her it looked as if she had been attacked witha baseball bat -Yay!
Great photo, Ginny!
JMK - were you planting Daphne?
I actually was repairing a Daphne plant we had that split in the snow. Will Daphne do that to you? You are a MARVEL, Debby. :0
I think it can but I didn't realize it was snowing there - ( I have not caught up Yet)but I think the sap can cause skin rashes I do not know if the sap would be running much if it was snowing and cold though... I know that the berries can cause throat rashes and even death to children if they eat them
DR TCB, so nice to see you posting just like you always have.
Thanks everyone, I am going to try and post on a more regular basis. I am tired and I am sore, but I am feeling beter all the time. Let me assure you that if I had stayed at that Care Center, I would not have gotten better with time.
The worst part about the place was the noise. At any time, day or night, there were three men who never stopped screaming, swearing, begging, jabbering, pleading, etc. One of the three was, I believe, a stroke victim. He had created his own language which he shouted 24-hours a day. There was always, at least, three or four Nurses Call Buttons ringing and never answered. One bell, my first night, rang for twelve straight hours. If I had been able to sleep, it might have been bearable, but since I was sleepin on a slab of concrete, that didn't happen. Once I told them on Thursday morning that I was leaving, they brought out the strong-arm troops.
There was a whole bunch of crap, but basically I wanted out. I have my first surgery follow-up appointment on the 26th, the office has assured me that I will be given all the tools I need at that time for my rehab.
More ketch-up:
Geoge wasgloatingkeeping us advised as to this Blockbuster DVD spree.
Well, I cando him one betterby sharing our Blockbuster Sale list:
Regular DVD
Closer, The - the Complete First Season
Bunraku
Crazy Heart
Deliverance
Education, An
Hereafter
Iron Man 2
Italian Job, The (1969)
Last King of Scotland, The
Tree of Life, The
Bleu & Raye
Across the Universe
A-Team, The
August Rush
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt
Bolt
Clash of the Titans (1981)
Clash of the Titans (2010)
District 9
Harry Brown
Informant, The
Internationale, The
Italian Job, The (2003)
Kids Are All Right, The
Knight and Day
Letters from Iwo Jima
Red
Revolutionary Road
Single Man, A
State of Play
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
X-Men Origins: Wolverine
For fear that we would run oput of viewing amterial, we also went to OOPS (remnder store in the Outlets) and scored the following at $5 each:
Body of Lies
Bodyguard, The
Far From Heaven
Firestarter
Firestarter 2: Rekindled
Gettysburg
Notes on a Scandal
Papillon
Pelican Brief, The
Shockwave - The Complete Season One
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf??
Chariots of Fire
Dog Day Afternoon
Executive Decision
Unlawful Entry
Invention of Lying, The
Jackal, The
Mommy Dearest
Petulia
Ripley's Game
Training Day
Fallen
I keep hoping my time on this mortal coil will not conclude with un-viewed DVDs on the shelf.
der Brucer
Here's another photo from the conference. We always have a silent auction to raise money for AAUW philanthropies. I created Middletown's contribution from a totebag that says "Got Books?" Filled it with some items from our recent booksale and other members contributed things like a book light and a Barnes & Noble gift card. The entire silent auction made $1,401 and our item went for $55:
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