Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on July 14, 2019, 12:08:16 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were left to their own devices, and now it is time for you to post until the left to their own devices cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: INFARE!
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First post after BK.
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Who is the girl in 55 DAYS OF CHUN KING?
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Lynne Sue Moon. Her first film. She was also in To Sir, With Love, and Marco the Magnificent. That seems to be it.
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Oh, right after Peking she played in William Castle's 13 Frightened Girls - never saw it - now I want to, and I'll have to go find my Twilight Time To Sir, With Love and watch that.
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And speaking of Burger King's tacos (we were last night...just a few minutes ago), I had some last week, but I got them from the drive-thru, then I had to drive home, then I had to feed my cat, and THEN I was able to eat them, but by then they were kind of lukewarm. :P
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I'd read a couple of reviews that compared them un-favorably to the tacos from both Jack in the Box and Taco Bell. I do want to try them when I can eat them at the restaurant and they'll be fresh. Maybe today. I have only one thing that I have to help my niece with. I can go to Burger King after that and post a report.
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I'd also read that JitB is testing Tiny Tacos (https://www.msn.com/en-us/foodanddrink/other/jack-in-the-box-will-serve-tiny-tacos-that-come-in-boxes-with-special-dipping-sauces/ar-AADOeag) in a couple of cities.
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Do you mean Lynne Sue Moon?
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Last seen in TO SIR, WITH LOVE.
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I'd also read that JitB is testing Tiny Tacos (https://www.msn.com/en-us/foodanddrink/other/jack-in-the-box-will-serve-tiny-tacos-that-come-in-boxes-with-special-dipping-sauces/ar-AADOeag) in a couple of cities.
Those sound really good, but then I like their tacos.
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Good night, George.
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Good night, BK.
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And good night, Kevin, where ever you may have disappeared.
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13 Frightened Girls is free for Amazon Prime so I watched a bit and will finish at some point today.
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I'd also read that JitB is testing Tiny Tacos (https://www.msn.com/en-us/foodanddrink/other/jack-in-the-box-will-serve-tiny-tacos-that-come-in-boxes-with-special-dipping-sauces/ar-AADOeag) in a couple of cities.
Those sound really good, but then I like their tacos.
I do, too.
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Time for bed.
Have a good day, all!
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Good morning.
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I've also always enjoyed 55 DAYS AT PEKING.
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Our dog, Chester, gets groomed today.
I'm sure he will enjoy that.
:D
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We started watching THE GOOD FIGHT w/Christine Baranski last night.
Good show.
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Good morning, all.
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An hour of morning relaxation, and then I’m off to the races again.
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Neck vibes for TCB.
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I've also always enjoyed 55 DAYS AT PEKING.
I don't remember it.
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Good morning, all!
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It's too warm to do much of anything.
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I have never seen 55 DAYS AT PEKING. I did buy a Blu-ray a few years ago precisely to rectify that situation, and it’s been sitting on the shelf ever since.
BK, which release do you have, if there’s more than one? I have to go see what this one is. And of course take it off the shelf.
LATER: It’s an Anchor Bay one from the UK, looks like a 2014 release.
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We completely missed last night midtown blackout. I learned about it from an email from my cousin in Ohio, who wanted to be sure I was okay.
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Page 2 Dance!
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We completely missed last night midtown blackout. I learned about it from an email from my cousin in Ohio, who wanted to be sure I was okay.
I was just going to ask if it extended to your neighborhood.
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We completely missed last night midtown blackout. I learned about it from an email from my cousin in Ohio, who wanted to be sure I was okay.
I have been watching for you to post to know if you experienced it.
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Ohio calling New York - here's the latest news!
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I didn’t hear about it till after I got home around 11:30 last night.
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What about DR FJL?
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Last night was of course a terrific night.....I did get applause on my first egress which is to be expected with 6 siblings and 6 sibling in laws in the audience....but the whole audience laughed from beginning to end.
DR FJL that sounds familiar but that situation is not in the play version or film version of the show I know....but it happened in something because I recall it as well.
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Neck vibes for DR TCB.
I am just letting things flow - the taker of the picture was Sam's (Arnold) wife. He is a minister at a local church and they are very nice people - I am not letting my feelings come into the dressing room or backstage.....no need to let it destroy everyone else's good experience.
My time will come....
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DR JEANNE I don't know how you can tell from THAT picture, but yes I am losing weight.
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ME DAY vibes for MR BK.
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One of the animal rescue groups is headed by a wall-to-wall bitch, who was described to me over a year ago as rude and obnoxious. We got into a FB battle the other day when I called her on her rudeness. Last night, she sent a flurry of personal messages, calling me a feeble old man and an old fool. When I told her it was my observation from her behavior she cared less about saving a dog and more about the applause she gets for being a hero, she told me she was putting my name on a "Do Not Adopt To" list. If I find she has, I'll see her in court.
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DR TCB, I hope you are feeling much bertter today!
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I am just letting things flow - the taker of the picture was Sam's (Arnold) wife. He is a minister at a local church and they are very nice people - I am not letting my feelings come into the dressing room or backstage.....no need to let it destroy everyone else's good experience.
My time will come....
Great attitude.
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DR JEANNE I don't know how you can tell from THAT picture, but yes I am losing weight.
Good for you though I could not tell from that outfit ;D
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Good morning, all.
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Not a great night. Too hot to sleep. Even with the AC on.
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Hope Fred is doing OK despite the power problems.
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Power was on in our apartment before midnight. The media actually gave a warning before 8 pm that electricity could go off in more places around the area, that it may not be limited just to what's already been hit -
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so I had plenty of time to fill pots up with up water, close down computers, make sure the Blackberry phone was fully charged, and indeed the warning proved to be true.
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The hallways in our building turned out to have an emergency generator at a low electricity level, so there was always some light (and conversation in the hall) by opening the apartment door. but the elevators were not working -
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so Skip who had been at "Spiderman" at the movie multiplex several blocks away [and somehow the movies there were not interrupted, though Skip said the elevators and the escalators did not work] could not get upstairs until the power was restored.
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Then, a surprise nice feature about apartment living - a few maintenance people started going from door to door even though it was late, but better safe than sorry - to make sure there were no medical emergencies.
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DR FJL that sounds familiar but that situation is not in the play version or film version of the show I know....but it happened in something because I recall it as well.
This is in the wiki description: (I may have been klutzy in how I described this plot set-up, which is actually a little on the macabre side compared to the pointed but romantic fun of the set-ups for "Pillow Talk" and "Lover Come Back")
George visits his doctor after experiencing chest pains. He overhears his doctor, Ralph Morrissey (Edward Andrews), discussing a patient who has just a few weeks to live. George assumes that Morrissey is talking about him and is distraught. On the train home he tells his friend, Arnold Nash (Tony Randall), that he will die soon. He has decided not to tell Judy, knowing it will upset her. Arnold solemnly assures George that he will deliver the eulogy at his funeral.
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I'm having better luck with Windows Media Player than iTunes these days. (I know iTunes is going away soon, but I thought it was still supposed to be functioning.) Anyway, I went looking for an Aretha Franklin album this morning. Somehow, in addition to my Aretha albums, I also get the option of playing The Maguire Sisters Sing Subways Are for Sleeping. Bizarre.
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Power was on in our apartment before midnight. The media actually gave a warning before 8 pm that electricity could go off in more places around the area, that it may not be limited just to what's already been hit -
Not bad at all.
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so Skip who had been at "Spiderman" at the movie multiplex several blocks away [and somehow the movies there were not interrupted, though Skip said the elevators and the escalators did not work] could not get upstairs until the power was restored.
:o
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Then, a surprise nice feature about apartment living - a few maintenance people started going from door to door even though it was late, but better safe than sorry - to make sure there were no medical emergencies.
I am impressed.
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ChasSmith, see if it says restoration on it. I'm not sure that's a good one, but if it's the same transfer as the French, which is what I have, then you'll be very pleased. I do know it came out in the UK - but if it's 2.35 it's wrong.
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It never fails. As soon as I find something the cats like on Amazon, it immediately vanishes. They loved a brand of bonito flakes and immediately Amazon stopped selling it. So I just bought the Catmandoo bonito flakes, which stink to high heaven, and Annabelle won't go near them. Stella and Thatch love them but I do not love the smell.
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I'm up, I'm up - was up briefly at nine to move my car out of the driveway, but I don't think the fellow who's moving into the back house has come yet, so that wasn't necessary. But I went right back to bed and just got up, so over nine hours of necessary sleep.
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so Skip who had been at "Spiderman" at the movie multiplex several blocks away [and somehow the movies there were not interrupted, though Skip said the elevators and the escalators did not work] could not get upstairs until the power was restored.
:o
He had hung out in the park in the middle of the block, and there were a lot of people who congregated there. Of course, no one knew the power would get back in before midnight until it actually went on. But the pressure really was on Con Edison to do something quickly.
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I guess because so many Broadway shows had to cancel, because the Times Square billboards all went out - it took on a visibility that the same number of blocks (as many as there were) might not have had elsewhere.
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Also - so much money would have been potentially lost if the Sunday shows had to be cancelled too (not just the shows, also all the tourism money that relates to a weekend matinee).
But having it solved before midnight was very good news, though a surprise. if we'd known it would be just 3 or 4 hours when it happened, we probably wouldn't have ben as worried. :)
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Hello again!
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Neck vibes for DR TCB!
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It never fails. As soon as I find something the cats like on Amazon, it immediately vanishes. They loved a brand of bonito flakes and immediately Amazon stopped selling it. So I just bought the Catmandoo bonito flakes, which stink to high heaven, and Annabelle won't go near them. Stella and Thatch love them but I do not love the smell.
It's the same with J.B.'s bird food.
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Neck vibes for DR TCB!
And more neck vibes for TCB!
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Spent an hour with my friend Jan, who has been battling ovarian cancer. She was in good spirits, but she was hoarse. She had had an esophageal exam on Friday and apparently the tube they inserted left her without a voice.
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Her husband, Jim, loves to talk and would likely have talked for hours on end, but I could tell Jan was getting tired. They had had guests, eucharistic ministers from her church, before Joy and I got there.
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Tonight is a movie night with friends from church. I'm bringing peach ice cream and some other sort of ice cream to be determined when I get to the store.
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Happy Fete Nationale!
(What we would call Bastille Day. My friend Deborah, who moved to France recently, said nobody in her part of the country, near Lyon, had ever heard it called Bastille Day.)
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So silly it made me laugh.
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Sunday afternoon greetings! We attended church with Rob and Mary Linda today and they took us out to brunch afterwards. Richard and I have spent the rest of the day inside in the air conditioning. It’s brutally hot here and very, very humid. I think we also have an air quality alert :P
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ChasSmith, see if it says restoration on it. I'm not sure that's a good one, but if it's the same transfer as the French, which is what I have, then you'll be very pleased. I do know it came out in the UK - but if it's 2.35 it's wrong.
Damn. No “restoration”, and 2.35. But I had a feeling that I remembered it being criticized on its release as being not much better than a stop-gap.
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So silly it made me laugh.
Very good.
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A challenging matinee, thanks to the MD’s MacBook failing on him ... not once, but thrice ... during which times it was on me to sightread heretofore unplayed parts in Mr. Kugel’s lovely hand. Ah, the magic of live theater.
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Hello, everyone.
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A challenging matinee, thanks to the MD’s MacBook failing on him ... not once, but thrice ... during which times it was on me to sightread heretofore unplayed parts in Mr. Kugel’s lovely hand. Ah, the magic of live theater.
Ugh.
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TCB, please let me know which CBD cream you try, whether you find it effective, and whether there's much smell. About a year ago I tried one and it did help, but it had a strong smell. It was expensive, too--$45 for a small jar. Although I'm pleased to see new painkillers on the market I suspect that CBD's current popularity is driving prices up. I find the Arnica Rub to be equally effective, with virtually no smell, and much, much cheaper.
I don't think that any of the topical creams can handle really severe pain, but can be used effectively as part of an overall pain management program. That said, I'm interested in your feedback.
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And now I am off to the neighbor’s for a bit of outdoor foodstuffs and libation. A couple of hours relaxation on this Sunday evening will be good. The week is going to be a humdinger. So is the one after that, but let’s take it one week at a time.
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Cooling vibes to all who need them.
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We started watching THE GOOD FIGHT w/Christine Baranski last night.
Good show.
I love that show! Absolutely addictive!
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Druxy, how are all of your family doing?
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DR JEANNE I don't know how you can tell from THAT picture, but yes I am losing weight.
I could tell. Good for you!
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Power was on in our apartment before midnight. The media actually gave a warning before 8 pm that electricity could go off in more places around the area, that it may not be limited just to what's already been hit -
Glad you had some warning. Even a few minutes are helpful.
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Then, a surprise nice feature about apartment living - a few maintenance people started going from door to door even though it was late, but better safe than sorry - to make sure there were no medical emergencies.
What a nice thing to do!
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I'm up, I'm up - was up briefly at nine to move my car out of the driveway, but I don't think the fellow who's moving into the back house has come yet, so that wasn't necessary. But I went right back to bed and just got up, so over nine hours of necessary sleep.
I suspect you'll be giving him a copy of GEE so he can get to know the previous resident a bit.
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Or maybe he'll just listen to the audio copy.
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It never fails. As soon as I find something the cats like on Amazon, it immediately vanishes. They loved a brand of bonito flakes and immediately Amazon stopped selling it. So I just bought the Catmandoo bonito flakes, which stink to high heaven, and Annabelle won't go near them. Stella and Thatch love them but I do not love the smell.
What was the brand?
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Glad all the NYC HHW'ers survived where were you when the lights went out....a Doris Day reference....
Yes DR FJL that's the set up - although in the play the doctor is making a house call and George comes out of the kitchen to hear a telephone conversation the doctor is having with a cardiologist about another patient.
The link you posted yesterday about WOKLAHOMA! does not encourage me to buy the CD or the tracks - it does just the opposite....although I am sure it will be popular with the gullible populace who want the latest and greatest and most WOKE thing that is trending RIGHT NOW.... Sounds hideous to me....and the preachy and talking down to us text was also awful.
But that's just me.....the SJW's can have it.
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Jane, in answer to your question last night about the humidity, the dew point was 64 this morning, so, yes, a bit humid at times. Most of the time, no, though.
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so Skip who had been at "Spiderman" at the movie multiplex several blocks away [and somehow the movies there were not interrupted, though Skip said the elevators and the escalators did not work] could not get upstairs until the power was restored.
:o
He had hung out in the park in the middle of the block, and there were a lot of people who congregated there. Of course, no one knew the power would get back in before midnight until it actually went on. But the pressure really was on Con Edison to do something quickly.
Skip can't walk up stairs?
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TTFN.
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Also - so much money would have been potentially lost if the Sunday shows had to be cancelled too (not just the shows, also all the tourism money that relates to a weekend matinee).
But having it solved before midnight was very good news, though a surprise. if we'd known it would be just 3 or 4 hours when it happened, we probably wouldn't have ben as worried. :)
Not knowing is worrisome.
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Tonight is a movie night with friends from church. I'm bringing peach ice cream and some other sort of ice cream to be determined when I get to the store.
The peach ice cream might have been soothing for Jan ;)
Vibes her voice returns quickly.
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Happy Fete Nationale!
(What we would call Bastille Day. My friend Deborah, who moved to France recently, said nobody in her part of the country, near Lyon, had ever heard it called Bastille Day.)
Interesting.
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A challenging matinee, thanks to the MD’s MacBook failing on him ... not once, but thrice ... during which times it was on me to sightread heretofore unplayed parts in Mr. Kugel’s lovely hand. Ah, the magic of live theater.
Oh my.
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We started watching THE GOOD FIGHT w/Christine Baranski last night.
Good show.
I love that show! Absolutely addictive!
By the time The Good Wife ended we were tired of it, plus we weren't thrilled with how the show wrapped up. As a result we decided to skip The Good Fight. Maybe one day we will give it a try.
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Druxy, how are all of your family doing?
Yes, please tell us. You seem to have missed previous inquiries or I missed your responses.
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Jane, in answer to your question last night about the humidity, the dew point was 64 this morning, so, yes, a bit humid at times. Most of the time, no, though.
That was a little higher than ours.
Today is a beautiful day, 80 degrees but only 32% humidity.
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ChasSmith, the French Blu is still available and this one does NOT have forced French subtitles as Circus World did. Try to find it - I believe it's even all-region.
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Back from a Chinese chicken salad and a bagel, my meal o' the day and no further food will be the order of the rest of the day and evening.
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Listening to music. Don't think I'm in the mood to watch, unless I stream that 13 Frightened Girls movie, which I may
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so Skip who had been at "Spiderman" at the movie multiplex several blocks away [and somehow the movies there were not interrupted, though Skip said the elevators and the escalators did not work] could not get upstairs until the power was restored.
:o
He had hung out in the park in the middle of the block, and there were a lot of people who congregated there. Of course, no one knew the power would get back in before midnight until it actually went on. But the pressure really was on Con Edison to do something quickly.
Skip can't walk up stairs?
16 flights in 90+ degree weather and 80% humidity? I wouldn't recommend it
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Or attempt it
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Brunch was very nice
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We came home and had an unexpected nap
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This morning at church my pastor showed us this video
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Bel3vITdnGE
Skip the ad
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And now I want some Peach Ice Cream.
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so Skip who had been at "Spiderman" at the movie multiplex several blocks away [and somehow the movies there were not interrupted, though Skip said the elevators and the escalators did not work] could not get upstairs until the power was restored.
:o
He had hung out in the park in the middle of the block, and there were a lot of people who congregated there. Of course, no one knew the power would get back in before midnight until it actually went on. But the pressure really was on Con Edison to do something quickly.
Skip can't walk up stairs?
16 flights in 90+ degree weather and 80% humidity? I wouldn't recommend it
I didn't remember it was that many flights. Thank you for explaining.
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Brunch was very nice
I, of course, misread this as "Bruce was very nice." :)
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Brunch was very nice
I, of course, misread this as "Bruce was very nice." :)
Well that goes without saying
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Jane, also the lights were all off in the lobby and the stairwells, so no one was being allowed in, even people who lived on lower floors.
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They say on TV there has to be an emergency elevator on a generator in case of a medical emergency
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We completely missed last night midtown blackout. I learned about it from an email from my cousin in Ohio, who wanted to be sure I was okay.
Good news.
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Glad all the NYC HHW'ers survived where were you when the lights went out....a Doris Day reference....
Yes DR FJL that's the set up - although in the play the doctor is making a house call and George comes out of the kitchen to hear a telephone conversation the doctor is having with a cardiologist about another patient.
That it's set in a time and place where doctors made house calls certainly came in handy to not have a set change.
Did the younger (under age 50) members of the audience even know what a house call was?
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I guess the party line that Doris and rock shared being the key to the plot grounds "Pillow Talk" in its time, though.
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One of the animal rescue groups is headed by a wall-to-wall bitch, who was described to me over a year ago as rude and obnoxious. We got into a FB battle the other day when I called her on her rudeness. Last night, she sent a flurry of personal messages, calling me a feeble old man and an old fool. When I told her it was my observation from her behavior she cared less about saving a dog and more about the applause she gets for being a hero, she told me she was putting my name on a "Do Not Adopt To" list. If I find she has, I'll see her in court.
Oh, my goodness! >:( What is wrong with some people??
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Hi, Fred.
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I'm having better luck with Windows Media Player than iTunes these days. (I know iTunes is going away soon, but I thought it was still supposed to be functioning.) Anyway, I went looking for an Aretha Franklin album this morning. Somehow, in addition to my Aretha albums, I also get the option of playing The Maguire Sisters Sing Subways Are for Sleeping. Bizarre.
Wait...what's this about iTunes going away?? ???
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PAGE FIVE DANCE!!
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Spent an hour with my friend Jan, who has been battling ovarian cancer. She was in good spirits, but she was hoarse. She had had an esophageal exam on Friday and apparently the tube they inserted left her without a voice.
~~~Vibes of All Kinds for John's Friend, Jan!!~~~
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So silly it made me laugh.
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=5828.0;attach=9336)
That's funny!! :))
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A challenging matinee, thanks to the MD’s MacBook failing on him ... not once, but thrice ... during which times it was on me to sightread heretofore unplayed parts in Mr. Kugel’s lovely hand. Ah, the magic of live theater.
Or as Patti LuPone said, "The joy and terror of live theater." ;)
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so Skip who had been at "Spiderman" at the movie multiplex several blocks away [and somehow the movies there were not interrupted, though Skip said the elevators and the escalators did not work] could not get upstairs until the power was restored.
:o
He had hung out in the park in the middle of the block, and there were a lot of people who congregated there. Of course, no one knew the power would get back in before midnight until it actually went on. But the pressure really was on Con Edison to do something quickly.
Skip can't walk up stairs?
16 flights in 90+ degree weather and 80% humidity? I wouldn't recommend it
16 flights?? Yikes! That's a very good reason not to climb them!
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And now I want some Peach Ice Cream.
I have to admit that it was quite wonderful.
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Spent an hour with my friend Jan, who has been battling ovarian cancer. She was in good spirits, but she was hoarse. She had had an esophageal exam on Friday and apparently the tube they inserted left her without a voice.
~~~Vibes of All Kinds for John's Friend, Jan!!~~~
Thank you, all.
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I'm having better luck with Windows Media Player than iTunes these days. (I know iTunes is going away soon, but I thought it was still supposed to be functioning.) Anyway, I went looking for an Aretha Franklin album this morning. Somehow, in addition to my Aretha albums, I also get the option of playing The Maguire Sisters Sing Subways Are for Sleeping. Bizarre.
Wait...what's this about iTunes going away?? ???
Apple isn't going to continue with it.
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Here's a recent story:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210200
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Yes, but if Apple actually does away with it people are going to be VERY angry. What I hope is that we'll still be able to have it on our computers and that our library will be safe and protected.
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Just read the article and yes all will be saved although I won't update until I know the bugs are out. I haven't even updated to the latest IOS, although I'll probably do that this week but only on the phone with an Apple person.
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Yeah. I'm not a great iTunes fan, but I'm surprised that it's become Apple's red-headed stepchild.
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Starting to watch the Cinemascope version of Oklahoma!
Gene Nelson is my favorite part of this version of the movie.
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Good night, all.
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I gotta tell you.
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Listening to music. I did doze off earlier, but only for about ten minutes.
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Here's a recent story:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210200
I have a Windows 10 PC. Hopefully, it'll work easily for that, too.
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'night........
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I hope ;)
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Listening to some Poulenc this evening. It's very French. I guess I'll write some note in a little while, and then I'll try to be in bed by one at the latest, as I'll want to be up by ten at the latest.
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Good evening.
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Hi, George.
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Thank you all for the neck vibes.
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Tonight I watched MOON LANDING: THE LOST TAPES on the History channel. It was a very interesting program. There were some things I had forgotten, or never knew, at the time.
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I didn’t remember that the Russians had an unmanned space craft trying to land on the moon at the same time as Apollo 11.
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Hi, Tom.
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Of course, that summer I was attending summer quarter at college and living in an off-campus apartment that had no TV, so I didn’t really keep up on all the news.
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I didn’t remember that the Russians had an unmanned space craft trying to land on the moon at the same time as Apollo 11.
I don't think that I'd ever heard that.
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On the day of the moon walk I went over to the Ellensburg Library and watched it along with some other losers who had no TV.
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I didn’t remember that the Russians had an unmanned space craft trying to land on the moon at the same time as Apollo 11.
I don't think that I'd ever heard that.
Their unmanned craft ended up crashing on landing, about five hundred miles away from Armstrong and Aldrin.
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I didn’t remember that the Russians had an unmanned space craft trying to land on the moon at the same time as Apollo 11.
I don't think that I'd ever heard that.
Their unmanned craft ended up crashing on landing, about five hundred miles away from Armstrong and Aldrin.
Oh, my!
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One thing I learned from my days at the Titanic site with Buzz Aldrin was that he got very angry when people called him the second man to land on the moon. Or,to have people say that Armstrong was the first man to land on the moon.
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Aldrin and Armstrong landed on the moon at the exact same time. Armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon and Aldrin was the second, but he hated when people referred to him as the second man to land on the moon.
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I didn’t remember that the Russians had an unmanned space craft trying to land on the moon at the same time as Apollo 11.
I don't think that I'd ever heard that.
Their unmanned craft ended up crashing on landing, about five hundred miles away from Armstrong and Aldrin.
Oh, my!
The Russians planned to have their craft quickly drill down into the moon surface, scoop up some moon soil, and return it to earth before Apollo 11 returned.
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The program tonight also brought up the huge risk they had the module would not take off again from the moon surface. If that happened, Collins would have headed home alone, and the two on the moon would have no choices besides starving to death, or committing suicide.
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Aldrin and Armstrong landed on the moon at the exact same time. Armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon and Aldrin was the second, but he hated when people referred to him as the second man to land on the moon.
Oh...that makes sense.
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The program tonight also brought up the huge risk they had the module would not take off again from the moon surface. If that happened, Collins would have headed home alone, and the two on the moon would have no choices besides starving to death, or committing suicide.
I can't imagine being in that situation.
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There was no planned, or possible, rescue mission.
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Aldrin and Armstrong landed on the moon at the exact same time. Armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon and Aldrin was the second, but he hated when people referred to him as the second man to land on the moon.
Oh...that makes sense.
It really does, but I am sure that prior to meeting Buzz, I was guilty of saying that.
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Notes are written and ready to post.
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Page six? Really?
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And then I wrote...
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And then?
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Was jan here earlier tonight?