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[TCB]

Is anyone else here, beides me, gong to be watching the season finale of RESURRECTION?

We watched the first episode and the rest were on at the same time we had other shows set to record.  Have they been good?  We want to catch the re-runs.

Have you been watching BELIEVE?  We are in the same situation with that.

I have not watched BELIEVE.

I take that back.  I watced the first episode, but I found the the show annoying.

[Jane]

Is anyone else here, beides me, gong to be watching the season finale of RESURRECTION?

We watched the first episode and the rest were on at the same time we had other shows set to record.  Have they been good?  We want to catch the re-runs.

Have you been watching BELIEVE?  We are in the same situation with that.

I have enjoyed all of the episodes, especially the acting on the show.  Considering what I saw on the previews, I may change my mind about the show after tonight.

Let me know.

[Jane]

Is anyone else here, beides me, gong to be watching the season finale of RESURRECTION?

We watched the first episode and the rest were on at the same time we had other shows set to record.  Have they been good?  We want to catch the re-runs.

Have you been watching BELIEVE?  We are in the same situation with that.

I have not watched BELIEVE.

I take that back.  I watched the first episode, but I found the the show annoying.

  I liked it enough to watch again.

[Jane]

'night

[singdaw]

Thanks for the suggestions, DRs Jeanne and Jane!

[singdaw]

~ ~ ~ VIBES ~ ~ ~ of all sorts to DR Jeanne!!!!

[TCB]

I watched THE WRECK OF THE MARY DEARE this afternoon.  I can't believe that I had never seen it before.

[Jeanne]

Thanks to all for the vibes.

TCB, I have scoliosis, a curve in my spine. I don't know if the curve has become worse or I've developed a second curve. It's quite uncomfortable and it affects all sorts of other things. The most likely surgery would be the Harrington rod, a rod inserted into my spine to straighten it.

[Jeanne]

For those who follow astrology, I'm told we've been going through all sorts of celestial chaos, which has been bringing many changes--often negative--to people's lives. My health is certainly my weakness. I'd like to think that things will return to normal soon, but still feel I must take action and address what needs to be addressed.

[Jeanne]

I watched PHILOMENA tonight. As others have said, a lovely film.

[Jeanne]

Vibes to all for a good week ahead.

[John G.]

Thanks to all for the vibes.

TCB, I have scoliosis, a curve in my spine. I don't know if the curve has become worse or I've developed a second curve. It's quite uncomfortable and it affects all sorts of other things. The most likely surgery would be the Harrington rod, a rod inserted into my spine to straighten it.

Many vibes, Jeanne, that you find the right treatment.

[bk]

Back from a lovelier than lovely show.  Cast did great, and we got through most of it unscathed.  We had a fun sold out house - I felt they were a little slow coming to the patter - part of that was my fault - I second-guessed myself, which I should NEVER EVER do - I had some really funny stuff in the beginning of the show, basically doing the four questions of Passover but with funny stuff at the end.  I did the first two and got nice laughs and then I just made the decision not to do that last two, which was stupid of me - I had a momentary feeling they wouldn't land, but even if they hadn't I could have used that for fodder.  Never again - if it's on the paper I'm saying it.  However, my biggest laugh of the evening was unscripted.

[George]

Congrats on the sold out house, BK! 

[George]

Is anyone else here, beides me, gong to be watching the season finale of RESURRECTION?

I've recorded it.  I'm watching last week's and tonight's episodes of "Believe."

[George]

Well, I must be off.  Today is the one and only matinee of "Chamber Music."  After last night's full house, there's hope that we'll have a full house again, but you never know what's going to happen at any performance.  After the show, I'm going to my parents' house for dinner.  My sister and niece will be there, too.  We'll probably play either Phase 10 or Scrabble afterward.

Have a good day, all!

Today's "Chamber Music" went well, but was not without a scary incident.  Before she got to the theater, Kate, the woman who plays the "Woman with the Notebook" had symptoms like a heart attack!  911 was called and the EMTs confirmed that she wasn't having a heart attack, so they didn't take her to the hospital.  She came into the theater to calm down a bit, but a friend did take her to the emergency room.  We were without our "Woman with the Notebook"!  Fortunately, Pug, our director was able to go on in her place with the script.  The other very fortunate part is that the "Woman with the Notebook" always has papers with her, so Pug was able to easily keep the script with her.  Also, she's directed the show four times, so she's really familiar with the show.  The stage manager gave the curtain speech and said that Pug was playing the role.  She did very well...very different than Kate, but still good.  They were a good audience.  Not filled like last night, only about 10 people less.  Kate should be well enough to come back on Thursday for our last weekend.

[George]

After the show, I went to my parents' house for dinner.  My mom made tacos.  My sister was there, too.  We played Scrabble (I didn't win), and then a couple of games of Phase 10 (I won the second game!).  I then came home and now am watching TV.