DR Jose, the Top Gun drinking game? Oh boy, I can't wait for this one.
Has anyone ever played the Star Wars drinking game? Or the "What's Love Got to Do With It" drinking game?
Jose, that 70s Disco project is another one we cast, starring Ms. Juliana. I keep trying to get everyone at the office to read her Journal. Anyway, it's a Broadway workshop called Last Dance. She plays "Kitten". Ahem.
DR Jose, the Top Gun drinking game? Oh boy, I can't wait for this one.
Has anyone ever played the Star Wars drinking game? Or the "What's Love Got to Do With It" drinking game?
Now I feel old. The only drinking game we used to play is "Bob" from The Bob Newhart Show...the series set in Chicago, not the one in Vermont
DR Elmore, thanks for asking: DR Noel is just fine and wonderful.
Some misguided film reviewers gave ATTACK OF THE PUPPET PEOPLE the thumbs down back in the day (1958), but I am hear to tell you that it ought to become a classic, and I am certain it will...someday.
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Just checking in to say hello and esse if everyone we now and love was spared formt he tornadoes on Indian ana dKentucky last night. I see JRand was on with no mentionof the tornado so I presume he and his are alright.... I hope that DR Pogues' old Kentucky home and loved ones were spared as well.
Today All Saints Sunday was celebrated in my church. That is when we announce the names of those that have been "called home" in the past year. Derek Menzie was announced and prayed for.
Just cauht up on yesterday... I forgot about the Narnia movie. We have several of the Wonderworks productions of this series on tape. The Vixter read the first one in second grade and loved it , but I don't thing she followed up on the rest, I shall have to pull mine off the shelf and share them with her.
Somehow, I think I know who was behind this! God love you, DRvixmom!
Thank you (& The Church) DR Vixmom.:-*
hi vixmom!
to answer a question of yours from the other day, I have a collection called The Best of the Bonzos on two LPs. Quite enjoyable.
Girl Scout Cookies! I'm there!
Ok I better head to the store before all the "good meat" is gone
I think the dialogue in all the prequels (as well as the original trilogy) is done the way it is on purpose (I've read that Lucas basically states that on the commentary track on Sith, but I haven't listened to that, and probably won't). I don't love the performance of Hayden Christensen, but I feel that way about most actors today - all victims of what I call "whispered" acting, which is very prevalent today, almost to the point of incomprehensibility.
Where, oh, where are DRs TCB and Jose when I need them?
It's Sunday, Lar, I'm trying to show restraint.
Well... "Quarters" and "Chandeliers" are still classics!
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My favorite, however, was the one based on that Jenga game - the one where you stack the pieces of wood into a tower, and then try to pull out a piece without toppling the tower. On each piece of wood, there was an instruction (which were handwritten on the pieces by the host of the party): take a drink, drink your drink and the person's drink to your right, do not take a drink, pick someone else to take a drink, etc. -And, then, of course, if you did happen to make the tower topple, then you had to drink everyone else;s drinks. -I remember seeing a "legit" version of this in the stores a few years ago - but instead of making it a drinking game, you were given crazy things to do: scratch your neighbor's head, do an impression of your best friend, etc...
NOW... Usually after playing "Drinking Jenga", then you would go onto "Dirty Jenga". You had instructions like: kiss the person next to you, take off one piece of clothing, take off a piece of clothing from someone else... and various other instructions that aren't really suited for a family site.
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My favorite, however, was the one based on that Jenga game - the one where you stack the pieces of wood into a tower, and then try to pull out a piece without toppling the tower. On each piece of wood, there was an instruction (which were handwritten on the pieces by the host of the party): take a drink, drink your drink and the person's drink to your right, do not take a drink, pick someone else to take a drink, etc. -And, then, of course, if you did happen to make the tower topple, then you had to drink everyone else;s drinks. -I remember seeing a "legit" version of this in the stores a few years ago - but instead of making it a drinking game, you were given crazy things to do: scratch your neighbor's head, do an impression of your best friend, etc...
NOW... Usually after playing "Drinking Jenga", then you would go onto "Dirty Jenga". You had instructions like: kiss the person next to you, take off one piece of clothing, take off a piece of clothing from someone else... and various other instructions that aren't really suited for a family site.
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I have to do laundry today, too, but I don't seem to mind it as much as Joy does.
I still haven't come up with fifteen subjects.
But the more I went over my list of ideas, the more I realized what there is that I don't know. And I can't afford to add to my stack of unread books right now.
Oh, bother.
Der B and I will probably be back over at Cafe Zeus tonight. They're going to be showing Auntie Mame, on an eight-foot screen in their back room (with appetizers), and neither of us have seen it in a group setting.
DR Joy... I kept thinking I knew you from somewhere and when everyone mentioned Noel yetserday I finally made the connection!!
I love your Wedding (which I listen to often) You have such a lovely voice. Noel stopped posting shortly after I joined (I sincerely hope there was no connection to those two events!)
Please give him my regards and tell him he is missed.
Do you have to cart your laundry over an avenue to a crowded, ghetto laundromat where there are NEVER enough dryers, and when you take the clothes out your hands get burned? HMMMM?????Been there, done that.
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TD thanks for all the Radio City links.. I am going to visit them from work tomorrow (where I have the fast connection) and make print outs for the girls
What is death?
Death is nothing at all.
I have only slipped away into the next room, and I am I and you are you.
Whatever we were to each other then, that we are still.
Speak to me in the easy way that you always used, laugh as we always laughed at the little jokes we enjoyed together, let my name be ever the household word that it always was.
Life means all that it ever meant; there's absolute unbroken continuity.
Why should I be out of mind because I'm out of sight?
I am waiting for you, somewhere very near, just around the corner.
All is well."
When I come to the end of the road(if only I knew a good songwriter to set those words to music, preferably in the baritone range. . .;)
and the sun has set for me,
I want no rites in a gloom filled room,
Why cry for a soul set free.
Miss me a little. . .but not too long,
and not with your head bowed low.
Remember the love that was once shared
miss me, but let me go.
For this is a journey we must all take
and each much go alone.
It is all a part of the master's plan
a step on the road to home.
When you are lonely and sick of heart
Go to friends we know
And bury your sorrows in doing good deeds
Miss me. . .but let me go.
Been there, done that.
I once had my clothes stolen from the dryer, in a situation like that. I'm just glad I've got a basement with my own washer and dryer now.
It's Sunday, Lar, I'm trying to show restraint.
Jose, that 70s Disco project is another one we cast, starring Ms. Juliana. I keep trying to get everyone at the office to read her Journal. Anyway, it's a Broadway workshop called Last Dance. She plays "Kitten". Ahem.
I LOVE LUCY Page 4 Dance!!!
Okay, is it just me or is this one of those "separated at birth" moments?
Huh? Am I right?
Suddenly, I feel like singing a Vera-Ellen/Rosemary Clooney duet.
Where's DRDanise been the past day? Anyone heard from her?
TPunk has to go study psychotic and anxiety disorders. What are we, chopped liver? I think you can learn just as much about psychotic and anxiety disorders right here at haineshisway.com than in any book, don't you, dear readers?
Page Five....Dancing Trees! ;D
Today All Saints Sunday was celebrated in my church. That is when we announce the names of those that have been "called home" in the past year. Derek Menzie was announced and prayed for.
Where are Tommy Sands, Annette and Ann Jillian when you NEED them?
Very touching.
Anakin's switch to the Dark Side was one of the things that surprised and delighted mke most about STAR WARS III. Done for a noble if misguided reason, it gave him a bit more honor to his eventual villainy. And, the ironic switch regarding HER death in childbirth was another nice surprise the film afforded.
TPunk has to go study psychotic and anxiety disorders. What are we, chopped liver? I think you can learn just as much about psychotic and anxiety disorders right here at haineshisway.com than in any book, don't you, dear readers?
There seems to be a bit of confusion here.
I have not been offered a teaching position.
Chef Charles suggested that it is something that I could do, if I wanted to.
Cillializ, just don’t cheer up with too many treats. I went on a junk food eating binge last week & became depressed. I’m much better now.
Checked out Wizard of Oz - not really the revelation I've been reading about - maybe 10 to 20 percent better than the last excellent DVD - still, nice to have it looking so sharp and clean.
Checked out the new Titanic DVD - it looks MUCH better than the previous release.Titanic is a Japanese samurai film? Who knew!
Now I have to decide if it's a Japanese samurai film (I have three to choose from) or something else.
Joy, is this the musical that Donna Summer is writing?
DR Cillaliz - you're back! Did you have a treat?
Ginny, I missed the live debate but wondered how they did it. I would be interested in hearing about it tomorrow, after everyone has seen it
This cracks me up...I've heard of another, very, very different variation of jenga used in play therapy. You write feeling words on each of the pieces and then discuss the feelings with the patient as you pull the pieces out. Like I said, pretty different.
Tonight's 2-hour LAW & ORDER: CRIMINAL INTENT is based on the student who disappeared earlier this year in Aruba. It's quite intense. I'm having fun.
Suddenly, I feel like singing a Vera-Ellen/Rosemary Clooney duet.
LOL DR MATTH - Lucy is on a hunger strike to get a Jaques Marcel dress....little realizing she will soon be wearing a horseblanket and feedbag.
That is my favorite episode of the European jaunt.
Ricky: "Just last year, you had to have a dress by Don Lopper."
Lucy: "Don Lopper. Don Lopper!"
I need to pull out that LUCY set and start watching all of those episodes.
Both trees are still there but a lot more leaves are ON THE GROUND!
Okay, is it just me or is this one of those "separated at birth" moments?
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Huh? Am I right?
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Well, good night all! Please send brilliant casting director vibes my way for my FIRST EVER SOLO PROJECT tomorrow!! Whoo-hooooo!
Td did you choose the readings for your father today?
DR SWW - Does each class have to cover a different topic? I'm sure there are some culinary movements and innovations that could fill two class sessions. -And what about a hands-on class? Field trip? Tastings?Jose, the whole thing is hypothetical!