And the word of the day is: CYMOTRICHOUS!
Thank you for all of yesterday's vibes for my friend Amy. She went home from the hospital late in the afternoon with orders to rest and eat a soft diet.
BK that sounds so scary. Glad you were able to get off the road without incident.
And the plumber and super have arrived! As Ira Gershwin once wrote, things are looking up.
And the plumber and super have arrived! As Ira Gershwin once wrote, things are looking up.
Super Man?
I'm up - I was up at six, fell back asleep, the alarm went off at seven, I fell back asleep briefly and had one of the all-time wackiest dreams ever - Ben and Ant were in LA celebrating, I was playing the piano at the Ahmanson for something I'd written that Kathleen Marshall was staging, some beauty pageant kind of thing, then suddenly someone and I were backstage as Follies was about to begin, looking out at an almost empty house, then we went out there and took a seat next to Bernadette Peters and someone (we all seemed to be friends), and then Tommy Lee Jones came in and sat in the row behind us. Follies began, but the sound was of a guitar being played for whatever was rehearsing elsewhere - and then I was in the mountains holding a rope and there were spiders and I woke up.
Please deposit $35 in my PayPal account.
Tuesday morning greetings! Today I'm off to Dayton for lunch with the grantwriters followed by several errands.
Please deposit $35 in my PayPal account.
Why Is It Always $35.00? Just Curious
Please deposit $35 in my PayPal account.
Why Is It Always $35.00? Just Curious
I've been going blind looking online at the Library of Congress copyright entries from 1916 and 1917, and I now know that a trip is indeed necessary. When? That's the question.
http://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22Copyright+Records-+Musical+Compositions+including%3A+List+of+Copyright+Renewals+List+of+Notices+of+User+with+Annual+Index%22
Damn!
I knew that would put us into Cinemascope. I hate this crap!
Damn!
I knew that would put us into Cinemascope. I hate this crap!
I'm not in Cinemascope.
Damn!
I knew that would put us into Cinemascope. I hate this crap!
I'm not in Cinemascope.
Then you must be in VistaVision!
If you copy a URL, especially a long one, go into reply and paste it in, as it appears below
http://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22Copyright+Records-+Musical+Compositions+including%3A+List+of+Copyright+Renewals+List+of+Notices+of+User+with+Annual+Index%22
Then highlight it and click on the globe. It will add these two things, one at the beginning and one at the end of the URL
Beginning and End (http://and End)
http://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22Copyright+Records-+Musical+Compositions+including%3A+List+of+Copyright+Renewals+List+of+Notices+of+User+with+Annual+Index%22 (http://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22Copyright+Records-+Musical+Compositions+including%3A+List+of+Copyright+Renewals+List+of+Notices+of+User+with+Annual+Index%22)
Replace the second bracket in the first URL with an = (equal) sign so it looks like this [url=http://archive etc.
Add a bracket to the second URL (http://with an = (equal) sign so it looks like this [url=.
Add a bracket to the second URL) so it looks like this ][/url]
Once you have done this you can put the cursor between the ][/url] and type whatever you want to describe the link for example ]Library of Congress[/url]
You can then, if you like, highlight your description and click B to bold the description and then you can change the color, if you like, by highlighting it again and clicking on Change Color. Choose the color you prefer and it adds the code to the link
]Library of Congress[/url]
The above is an example so you see how it will look in the reply box. IT WON'T LOOK LIKE THIS (IF YOU'VE DONE IT CORRECTLY) ONCE YOU CLICK POST. IT WILL LOOK LIKE THIS
Larry's Library of Congress Link (http://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22Copyright+Records-+Musical+Compositions+including%3A+List+of+Copyright+Renewals+List+of+Notices+of+User+with+Annual+Index%22)
That's a rather lengthy and convoluted explanation of how to make your link shorter.
Click reply to my message and you should see all the coding and how it looks in the reply box
If you copy a URL, especially a long one, go into reply and paste it in, as it appears below
Once you have done this you can put the cursor between the ][/url] and type whatever you want to describe the link for example ]Library of Congress[/url]
You can then, if you like, highlight your description and click B to bold the description and then you can change the color, if you like, by highlighting it again and clicking on Change Color. Choose the color you prefer and it adds the code to the link
]Library of Congress[/url]
The above is an example so you see how it will look in the reply box. IT WON'T LOOK LIKE THIS (IF YOU'VE DONE IT CORRECTLY) ONCE YOU CLICK POST. IT WILL LOOK LIKE THIS
Larry's Library of Congress Link (http://archive.org/search.php?query=subject%3A%22Copyright+Records-+Musical+Compositions+including%3A+List+of+Copyright+Renewals+List+of+Notices+of+User+with+Annual+Index%22)
That's a rather lengthy and convoluted explanation of how to make your link shorter.
Click reply to my message and you should see all the coding and how it looks in the reply box
Got to study that and work on it.
But did you mean click Quote, as opposed to click Reply?
Got to study that and work on it.
But did you mean click Quote, as opposed to click Reply?
Arghh, yes I did. Thanks for catching that!
Got to study that and work on it.
But did you mean click Quote, as opposed to click Reply?
Does anyone have the CD of Carmelina - I don't know the score at all - that and 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - looking for a few interesting songs from those shows and need suggestions. I'd have to assume there's something decent in Carmelina since it's Burton Lane.
Does anyone have the CD of Carmelina - I don't know the score at all - that and 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - looking for a few interesting songs from those shows and need suggestions. I'd have to assume there's something decent in Carmelina since it's Burton Lane.I've got Carmelina, but not with me. And I have the recording of White House Cantata, which is the score of 1600.
There is no official recording of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue since it was a huge flop. There are recordings of songs from the show and bootlegs are floating about. It was released with changes (IIRC) as White House Cantata and it's available on Amazon, and probably other places as well.
White House Cantata (http://www.amazon.com/Bernstein-A-White-House-Cantata/dp/B00004VU0I)
Back - replaced the tire, and one other in the rear - tires have gotten pricey, haven't they. Since it took an hour I went to Du-Par's and had two poached eggs on toast.
I may have to buy that book DR ELMORE.
Will we read about the New Haven tryout when the chandelier rising in the ballroom scene took Mr Harrison's toupee with it?
Thank you for all of yesterday's vibes for my friend Amy. She went home from the hospital late in the afternoon with orders to rest and eat a soft diet.
That story was in THIS book DR ELMORE
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And don't forget the transit of Venus across the sun at about 6 p.m. EDST.
Please deposit $35 in my PayPal account.
Why Is It Always $35.00? Just Curious
LOL....this is my usual fee for a 15-minute consultation at the World of Wisdom, Indiana's Friendliest Metaphysical Bookstore.
http://www.worldofwisdombooks.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=6&Itemid=9
Does anyone have the CD of Carmelina - I don't know the score at all - that and 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - looking for a few interesting songs from those shows and need suggestions. I'd have to assume there's something decent in Carmelina since it's Burton Lane.
On the "White House Cantata" recording, June Anderson does not successfully navigate "Duet for One." I know she was a favortie Bernstein soprano, but she is no musical theatre actress.I agree.
Tuesday morning greetings! Today I'm off to Dayton for lunch with the grantwriters followed by several errands.
Ginny, how did you manage to work full-time before you retired? You seem to always be on the go.
I love my super. He makes me laugh. I gave him my keys to the apartment because i can't guarantee I can be here when he finally lines all the tenants in 1C, 2C, and 3C with the super. This leak is driving him crazy: up to an apartment to run water in the sink or tub, then down to the basement to see if any water is showing up, up to another apartment to run the water . . .
And again, no check. What the fat hell is going on in Philadelphia?
Back to the office in a half hour.
Oh, well. Life must go on, even after vacation/honeymoon/marriage.
TOD
Friend and I drove up to Burlington, VT on a Saturday morning for the pure heck of it. It was my first time in the upper reaches of NY and VT and I was enchanted by the number of still-operating mid-century motels and cabins, ice cream stands, and the lovely Sunset Drive-In where we watched the then-new "South Park" movie with locals who knew not the treasure they had. Stayed at a just-then-converting-to-something-else Howard Johnson's which evoked memories of family trips long ago; visited Fort Ticonderoga; and briefly saw Lake George for my first time, again being blown away by the abundance of mid-century wonders, including their original A&W stand and Howard Johnson's restaurant -- still one of the three remaining, though this, sadly, might be its last year. A perfect spontaneous overnight trip that felt more like three days for all we crammed in.
(Yes, DRs, by now you've guessed it. I'm one of THOSE. A Howard Johnson's aficionado. I paid my respects for hours in the Times Square one before it was to be razed.)
I usually have those Jesus-get-that-tune-out-of-my-head obsessions when I'm drugged out after surgery. I lie in that hospital bed and the blasted melody won't go away! It turns up, turns over, and turns up again like the proverbial bad penny. It won't turn off and it won't change to another! Usually, it's an insipid simple ditty like "Master of the House" that wants to worm inside your brain and eat it alive.
I love my super. He makes me laugh. I gave him my keys to the apartment because i can't guarantee I can be here when he finally lines all the tenants in 1C, 2C, and 3C with the super. This leak is driving him crazy: up to an apartment to run water in the sink or tub, then down to the basement to see if any water is showing up, up to another apartment to run the water . . .
I thought you loved his nephew, or was it his grandson?
Thank you for all of yesterday's vibes for my friend Amy. She went home from the hospital late in the afternoon with orders to rest and eat a soft diet.
Glad to hear MR BK was able to avoid taking the Forest Lawn turnoff, since things are almost certain to have gone badly, with a dead end road leading to an old abandoned office and shed with the drunk caretaker and the night becoming dark and stormy, and the whole damned situation heading swiftly downhill.
The video posted by DR JANE of the young boy hearing for the first time AND DR BEN's posting of the words of ANT's reading were both very emotional moments.
And of course the photos of DR JANE and KEITH and BRYAN were excellent.....as was the photo of the Cake from DR BEN!!!!
I'm up - I was up at six, fell back asleep, the alarm went off at seven, I fell back asleep briefly and had one of the all-time wackiest dreams ever - Ben and Ant were in LA celebrating, I was playing the piano at the Ahmanson for something I'd written that Kathleen Marshall was staging, some beauty pageant kind of thing, then suddenly someone and I were backstage as Follies was about to begin, looking out at an almost empty house, then we went out there and took a seat next to Bernadette Peters and someone (we all seemed to be friends), and then Tommy Lee Jones came in and sat in the row behind us. Follies began, but the sound was of a guitar being played for whatever was rehearsing elsewhere - and then I was in the mountains holding a rope and there were spiders and I woke up.
That's funny. I dreamt about a spider last night but can't remember what it was doing. I think spiders are common in dreams. I'm sure JRand61 can say why, for a nominal sum.
And speaking of Pennsylvania, does anyone know how to reach Dan the Man?
I don't think John G. has been around long enough to have endured my casino carpet photos.Enjoyed is the word, not endured.
Everywhere I travel, I expect the country, county or state to provide me with a cat to pet. And Italy came through today with this feral beauty who has apparently been well fed and only wanted to have her ears scratched. When I stopped she got mad, so I resumed.
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DR JOHN G's kitten photos could join DR LAURA'S hotel carpet photos as an HHW Tradition
I don't think John G. has been around long enough to have endured my casino carpet photos.
I have been sitting here blubbering over Anderson Cooper giving this sweet young lady a brand new washer and dryer (except she still has no place for it).
CONGRATS TO DS DR BRYAN!!
Nice photos, Jane.
Back - replaced the tire, and one other in the rear - tires have gotten pricey, haven't they. Since it took an hour I went to Du-Par's and had two poached eggs on toast.
That reminds me, BK, I saw something on the innerweb yesterday which showed an old 1920s or 30s photo of a strange diner shaped like an airplane which was where Dupar's on Ventura now is.
Everywhere I travel, I expect the country, county or state to provide me with a cat to pet. And Italy came through today with this feral beauty who has apparently been well fed and only wanted to have her ears scratched. When I stopped she got mad, so I resumed.
(http://www.savorsa.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/kitty.jpg)
I have been waiting for this! Tonight's reading just arrived from Amazon.
I have been waiting for this! Tonight's reading just arrived from Amazon.
And what a nice and unexpected surprise: my friend, the author, acknowledged me in his thanks.
Today's Astronomy Picture of the Day (http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap120605.html) is updating live images every 15 minutes!
Page Four Celebration and Mass.
And don't forget the transit of Venus across the sun at about 6 p.m. EDST.
Today's Astronomy Picture of the Day (http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap120605.html) is updating live images every 15 minutes!
Today's Astronomy Picture of the Day (http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap120605.html) is updating live images every 15 minutes!
Check it out!
Hi all! Sorry I didn't post last night. I had a few phone calls about it being my first day back at work. Needless to say, I made it though. Can't say I was happy to be there.
Is it bad to be back at your job for 2nd day sitting at your desk thinking "I don't want to be here anymore?". Sigh.
I'm so glad that you are safe, BK! What a scare that must have been. I've never had tire blowout (thank goodness). I did have a car stall on a RR Track once. No train!
Vibes to DR Ginny's friend Amy! Prayers for a very speedy recovery!
Plumbing vibes to DR Elmore!
Congrats to DR Vixmom's Vixter on her job!
And lastly--oh DR Ben and Dear HUSBAND Ant--I am so very, very, very, very, very happy for you! Many congrats and much love to you both!!!!
I have been sitting here blubbering over Anderson Cooper giving this sweet young lady a brand new washer and dryer (except she still has no place for it).Awwww. Thank you, DR TCB. I'm sure there will be someday.
I have been waiting for this! Tonight's reading just arrived from Amazon.
And what a nice and unexpected surprise: my friend, the author, acknowledged me in his thanks.
How nice.
Is this baby in the photo the author?
How old is that author, twelve?
True about the shed but only going to be an 8 X 8.I have been sitting here blubbering over Anderson Cooper giving this sweet young lady a brand new washer and dryer (except she still has no place for it).
Well, a shed is better than nothing.
DR Danise did you have the option for a smaller space with smaller machines?
I looked at both Angie's List and Anderson's website but I didn't really see anything about my segment.
How old is that author, twelve?
I suspect Dominic's around 26 or so. He does look very young, but when I pass by Columbia, they all look like children to me.
Wow! There is a hole in the sun!It's raining here so I wouldn't be able to see it. I am watching it online.
Wow! There is a hole in the sun!It's raining here so I wouldn't be able to see it. I am watching it online.
An 8x8 detached laundry room beats a laundromat any day!Yes, it will be.
I have been waiting for this! Tonight's reading just arrived from Amazon.
And what a nice and unexpected surprise: my friend, the author, acknowledged me in his thanks.
How nice.
Is this baby in the photo the author?
He is.
Tony Danza is married to Jodie Foster?
An 8x8 detached laundry room beats a laundromat any day!
I feel the same way. The Hypnotheripist I'm working with is only 29.How old is that author, twelve?
I suspect Dominic's around 26 or so. He does look very young, but when I pass by Columbia, they all look like children to me.
Tony Danza is married to Jodie Foster?
Don't tell Liza.
Tony Danza is married to Jodie Foster?
Don't tell Liza.
Is this because he's a lesbian?
I get stuck with (and I'm not sure if this is the title) a Michael Crawford song--"All is well". That phrase repeats and repeats. I guess I'm just glad I woke up.I usually have those Jesus-get-that-tune-out-of-my-head obsessions when I'm drugged out after surgery. I lie in that hospital bed and the blasted melody won't go away! It turns up, turns over, and turns up again like the proverbial bad penny. It won't turn off and it won't change to another! Usually, it's an insipid simple ditty like "Master of the House" that wants to worm inside your brain and eat it alive.
Finally a reason to be glad I can't hear tunes in my head. Mostly I feel cheated.
I feel the same way. The Hypnotheripist I'm working with is only 29.How old is that author, twelve?
I suspect Dominic's around 26 or so. He does look very young, but when I pass by Columbia, they all look like children to me.
Thanks, DR Jane. I think it is helping. I feel calmer. I just refused to take any more pills!!!I feel the same way. The Hypnotheripist I'm working with is only 29.How old is that author, twelve?
I suspect Dominic's around 26 or so. He does look very young, but when I pass by Columbia, they all look like children to me.
I missed the details on the Hypnotherapist. VIBES IT IS SUCCESSFUL!!!
I think I posted Congrats to DR Jane and Dear Husband Keith and Dear Son Bryan. But in case I didn't
Congrats to DR Jane, DH Keith and DS Bryan!!!!!!!!
Thanks, DR Jane. I think it is helping. I feel calmer. I just refused to take any more pills!!!I feel the same way. The Hypnotheripist I'm working with is only 29.How old is that author, twelve?
I suspect Dominic's around 26 or so. He does look very young, but when I pass by Columbia, they all look like children to me.
I missed the details on the Hypnotherapist. VIBES IT IS SUCCESSFUL!!!
Thanks DR Ginny. So far they are better than I expected. I am very fortunate to have the state of the art equipment. It is wonderful how the audiologist downloaded all my information. I have to carry a remote with me now to adjust them-lol.
I also have a soft level to turn sounds down if I want a break from them.
Thanks DR Ginny. So far they are better than I expected. I am very fortunate to have the state of the art equipment. It is wonderful how the audiologist downloaded all my information. I have to carry a remote with me now to adjust them-lol.
I also have a soft level to turn sounds down if I want a break from them.
Vibes that the hearing aids are the answer to your problem, Jane.
DR Jane, I've known people way younger than you who wear hearing aids. Vibes that you're comfortable with them and that they help a lot!
Thanks DR Ginny. So far they are better than I expected. I am very fortunate to have the state of the art equipment. It is wonderful how the audiologist downloaded all my information. I have to carry a remote with me now to adjust them-lol.
I also have a soft level to turn sounds down if I want a break from them.
Vibes that the hearing aids are the answer to your problem, Jane.
Well, at least, one of your problems. ;D
DR Jane, I've known people way younger than you who wear hearing aids. Vibes that you're comfortable with them and that they help a lot!
~~~DITTO!!~~~
Hearing aid vibes to DR Jane!
Gotta go for tonight.
Laters all! And a very good night!
Is the Queen's Jubilee Concert that ABC is showing tonight, the same one that took place last night in London?
DR Jane, I've known people way younger than you who wear hearing aids. Vibes that you're comfortable with them and that they help a lot!
~~~DITTO!!~~~
One of the things that drives me crazy in this sort of program is the fact that the camera can't stay still for more than half a second.
DR Jane, I've known people way younger than you who wear hearing aids. Vibes that you're comfortable with them and that they help a lot!
~~~DITTO!!~~~
Same vibes from us as well, Jane
Awww, poor DR Vixmom. ;)
Healing Vibes for Ginny's DF Amy!
No P.T. for me tomorrow. I have come down with a very painful bladder infection.
G'night
Back - replaced the tire, and one other in the rear - tires have gotten pricey, haven't they. Since it took an hour I went to Du-Par's and had two poached eggs on toast.
That reminds me, BK, I saw something on the innerweb yesterday which showed an old 1920s or 30s photo of a strange diner shaped like an airplane which was where Dupar's on Ventura now is.
There used to be--maybe still is--a chain of restaurants in Southern California called the 49TH AIR SQUADRON or something like that, and they had a aeronautical motif. But I doubt that they went back to the 1920s or '30s.
Here is something lovely from the garden tonight. It is a damselfly eating a fly. Yum.
Does anyone have the CD of Carmelina - I don't know the score at all - that and 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue - looking for a few interesting songs from those shows and need suggestions. I'd have to assume there's something decent in Carmelina since it's Burton Lane.
I had a very scary blow out years ago. I was in my 20s and had a really dangerous older car, a station wagon I had bought for $100 that probably shouldn't have been on the road. My parents had driven up from SLC and I had met them on the Oregon Coast. I was driving back very late in order to be home to go to work the next day and was probably going around 90 mph (hey, I was young) when my rear tire blew. I almost lost control of the car but managed to bring it over to the side of the road. I knew I had a spare in the back but I found out there was no jack. There was a farmhouse up the road and I walked up there and knocked on their door and asked them if they had a jack I could borrow. They did, I changed my tire, and drove SLOWLY home. :)
Page Four Celebration and Mass.
And don't forget the transit of Venus across the sun at about 6 p.m. EDST.
Today's Astronomy Picture of the Day (http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap120605.html) is updating live images every 15 minutes!
Page Four Celebration and Mass.
And don't forget the transit of Venus across the sun at about 6 p.m. EDST.
Today's Astronomy Picture of the Day (http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap120605.html) is updating live images every 15 minutes!
Did you notice the sun spots?
I did not dream about spiders last night
No P.T. for me tomorrow. I have come down with a very painful bladder infection.
G'night
Then I watched the Queen's concert.