And the word of the day is: HOMEOPATH!Oh give me a homeopath
I just read where John Fiedler also died this weekend. He was one of my favorite character actors.
Had some good news about a certain large record store in NY, who will be stocking our CDs - the buyer is very excited and we worked out a deal for no returns, which is great. He said he'd do an endcap, too - which is faboo.
And no, it isn't Colony. It's one of the major chains. I probably won't sell to Colony at all, just because they irk me.
Thanks for the clarification. I'm sure tracking #s cost more. I know when former DR Noel sent his cd, it was $1 or $1.50 and he sent it by air, but no tracking.
Only one little ol' package today. Oh, well, tomorrow is another day.
I'm feeling like whatever I've got has moved to its final stages - at least I'm hoping that's so.
I went to Colony once...the one time I went to New York...and spent almost $500!! WHAT WAS I THINKING??You were thinking the exchange rate between NYC and Washington State were in your favor. They're in the same country, silly! (Even through some people in NYC don't understand that fact!)
We have Tower and Virgin here in New York. I may be forgetting another. HMV doesn't have a store anymore, so I'm thinking it's one of the first two. An endcap is a special display place, typically at the end of an aisle (hence the name), though there are not many aisles in Tower and Virgin. The merchandise is right there for you to see and you don't have to search through the other CDs to find what you're looking for. If there is a sale, often the sale items are on "endcaps".It may not look like Virgin has endcaps, but they are there. They aren't so much at the end of an aisle, but at the of two sales racks that are positioned back to back. They fill the dead space at the ends, "capping" them. If a pair of racks were sitting back to back in an open space in an otherwise empty room, we could still fill the ends of the racks with endcaps.
It's OK to look at Colony but I would never (probably) buy anything there. It's just SO outrageously expensive. The tourists (sorry George, this isn't a comment against you) buy from them because they think there is no other place to go and they pay the prices which is why, I guess, Colony gets away with it.Actually, I didn't doubt that this was the case. It was the very first record store that I was able to get to and I didn't have a lot of time after that to get to anywhere else. I was able to go to Footlight, but for only about 20 minutes. :(
We have Tower and Virgin here in New York. I may be forgetting another. HMV doesn't have a store anymore, so I'm thinking it's one of the first two. An endcap is a special display place, typically at the end of an aisle (hence the name), though there are not many aisles in Tower and Virgin. The merchandise is right there for you to see and you don't have to search through the other CDs to find what you're looking for. If there is a sale, often the sale items are on "endcaps".Thanks for the info. :)
You were thinking the exchange rate between NYC and Washington State were in your favor. They're in the same country, silly! (Even through some people in NYC don't understand that fact!)
;D
Funny story department: I was just forwarded an e-mail that had been sent to the West Coast rep on the talkinbroadway board. This e-mail came from a voice teacher in Canada. Seems she saw our young Caitlynne win her various competitions with my song Annie. Caitlynne's mother had told me that everyone was asking her where they could get the music for the song, and the mother wouldn't tell them. So, this enterprising voice teacher took the bull by the horns. Isn't that funny? I think I shall now create Kritzerland Music Publishers to publish it and some others.
We're thinking about doing What If at some point in the next few months. We shall see.
I just found an important news item!
http://www.weeklyworldnews.com/features/chamber/61596
Is this a joke? ???
I just found an important news item!
http://www.weeklyworldnews.com/features/chamber/61596
DR SWW, I hope you haven’t heard anything more from that “lady” about Peggy. She may have just said she was going to call but didn’t really do it. At least I hope so. I’ve thought about that more then you know.
I can’t speak for DR Jane or DR Ginny but chicken feet are off my menu if they are on the walking tour. I’m not eating any weird stuff. Forgive me but: No way, Jose!
Hi Vixmom. Have things calmed down a bit?
Wow that is a lot of miles in ten years. My last car only had about 74,000 miles in 13 years (my current one is bound to have more). Did you buy it new or used?
I’m glad it all worked out. After paying for all the other repairs it would have been upsetting to loose the car. So… good car vibes for the next year!
Vixmom, I think I should have said I'm glad it all worked out without your killing someone ;D-didn't mean to slight the long number of days without a car. I have been there-in the burbs with young children-and it wasn't fun. How did you get to work?
I just found an important news item!
http://www.weeklyworldnews.com/features/chamber/61596
I just love the new color Keith painted our powder room. I attempted to find a sample on line because I don’t know how to describe it. We went from a white to a rich warm color.
Even more I love the new limestone pedestal sink with the bronze faucet. Soon we will have a new mirror to go over the sink. We are waiting for the company that made the faucet to release their new light fixtures that match, and then the room with be completed.
Yesterday we found a new soap dish (hey, not as easy a thing to do as one might expect) and an artificial flower decoration to sit on the back of the toilet, along with the Kleenex box. Now I need to find a few nice hand towels.
Keith has chosen the perfect three pieces of artwork to place on the wall. Well, two of them had been in there already and the third was on the wall just outside the room. The wall coloring truly enhances the pictures.
Maybe one day we can begin the kitchen project.
Funny story department: I was just forwarded an e-mail that had been sent to the West Coast rep on the talkinbroadway board. This e-mail came from a voice teacher in Canada. Seems she saw our young Caitlynne win her various competitions with my song Annie. Caitlynne's mother had told me that everyone was asking her where they could get the music for the song, and the mother wouldn't tell them. So, this enterprising voice teacher took the bull by the horns. Isn't that funny? I think I shall now create Kritzerland Music Publishers to publish it and some others.
Larry, you mentioned margaritas up by you. Perhas when we all return from the 4th of July (you'll be in DC, correct, and I'll be in Virginia and Rodzinski will still be on the Left Coast) we can gather at the watering hole and snarf down decadent nachos and have 2 for 1 margaritas then I will stagger home on the subway. Perhaps I will become a headline in the Weekly World News.
Has anyone seen this? http://tcruiseko.ytmnd.com
Warning! Turn the volume down first.
I envy you your powder rom makeover. Ours is a 1955 original complete with yellow and black tile ;DHey, there are people paying good money to make there bathrooms back into that 1950s style! A style that I love!! So don't get rid of that tile.
Maybe someday.... :D
I love tripe...and I love menudo!!
And I have tried chicken's feet...not much meat on them, but fairly tasty.