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« Reply #150 on: September 04, 2013, 10:40:18 PM »

I'm watching "America's Got Talent" from last week.  I actually have the last four episodes to watch...two live shows and the two follow-up results shows.  The very good thing about watching AGT on the DVR is that I can fast-forward through everything and just watch the performances.  At this point, I don't really have any interest in hearing their stories again.  I've heard them when they first were on.
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« Reply #151 on: September 04, 2013, 10:44:45 PM »

Six!
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« Reply #152 on: September 04, 2013, 10:46:40 PM »

Great videos, BK!
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« Reply #153 on: September 04, 2013, 10:54:16 PM »

Oy and vey.  Finished the liner notes, will proof and futz with tomorrow then send them off.  Been listening to one half of an upcoming release - really good - beautiful score and a lot of big band source music - normally I put the source music in the bonus section, but this source music is arranged and conducted by one of the greatest big band people ever and it's very much part of the fabric of the score.
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« Reply #154 on: September 04, 2013, 10:53:49 PM »

Had a grilled cheese and bacon sandwich and picked up no packages.


I am glad that you are, at least, keeping kosher for the holiday.
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« Reply #155 on: September 04, 2013, 10:57:48 PM »

This is not a good evening.  I am in much pain - I think it's from climbing the ladder and I cannot stand on my left leg. On top of that, my bowels are acting up and the constant run to the bathroom is killing me.

All I want to do is take my pain meds and get into bed. This life shouldn't be such an obstacle course. Good night.

I am so sorry to read that, DR Elmore.  You are in my prayers.  But try not being able to run to the bathroom at all.
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« Reply #156 on: September 04, 2013, 10:59:18 PM »

Oy and vey.  Finished the liner notes, will proof and futz with tomorrow then send them off.  Been listening to one half of an upcoming release - really good - beautiful score and a lot of big band source music - normally I put the source music in the bonus section, but this source music is arranged and conducted by one of the greatest big band people ever and it's very much part of the fabric of the score.

Ooo...I love big band music!
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« Reply #157 on: September 04, 2013, 11:00:38 PM »

I apologize for being gone for the past 24 hours.  I have been very sick, but I think I am doing a little better tonight.

~~~Continued Feel Better Vibes for DR TCB!!~~~
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« Reply #158 on: September 04, 2013, 11:01:37 PM »

I want to say something, and so I do it at this ungodly hour (54 minutes past my bedtime):

I care a lot about this forum and the people in it.  Sometimes we bristle, yes.  Sometimes we laugh together. Sometimes we cry together.

Let it be known that I am not at all angry at Bruce, nor do I think he's a bad person.  I believe the worst I said was "paranoid" and "egotistical".  Well, who among us hasn't been there at least one time or other.  Certainly I have.

But I will also say that what passed between Bruce and I in another forum took me completely by surprise and I reacted in anger and hurt.  I felt the misunderstanding, as it were, had an end result of Bruce not valuing me as a loyal member of his forum.  I was given to believe he considered me a spy reporting back to a former member...a member with whom I've never been in personal contact beyond comments exchanged in this forum prior to that member's departure.

Bruce has allayed those perceptions, I accepted his apology and, here and now, do state for all at HainesHisWay.com that I apologize to him for letting my feelings color my judgment to the point that I posted hurtful comments.

It will take me some time, I think, to feel comfortable enough to return to regular posting.  This is his forum, and he deserves respectful participation by its membership.  I am reading as "guest", and as you all know, I posted my thanks to each of you for the birthday greetings via private message here.

I wish all of you great happiness and peace of mind.
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« Reply #159 on: September 04, 2013, 11:11:06 PM »

I want to say something, and so I do it at this ungodly hour (54 minutes past my bedtime):

I care a lot about this forum and the people in it.  Sometimes we bristle, yes.  Sometimes we laugh together. Sometimes we cry together.

Let it be known that I am not at all angry at Bruce, nor do I think he's a bad person.  I believe the worst I said was "paranoid" and "egotistical".  Well, who among us hasn't been there at least one time or other.  Certainly I have.

But I will also say that what passed between Bruce and I in another forum took me completely by surprise and I reacted in anger and hurt.  I felt the misunderstanding, as it were, had an end result of Bruce not valuing me as a loyal member of his forum.  I was given to believe he considered me a spy reporting back to a former member...a member with whom I've never been in personal contact beyond comments exchanged in this forum prior to that member's departure.

Bruce has allayed those perceptions, I accepted his apology and, here and now, do state for all at HainesHisWay.com that I apologize to him for letting my feelings color my judgment to the point that I posted hurtful comments.

It will take me some time, I think, to feel comfortable enough to return to regular posting.  This is his forum, and he deserves respectful participation by its membership.  I am reading as "guest", and as you all know, I posted my thanks to each of you for the birthday greetings via private message here.

I wish all of you great happiness and peace of mind.


I hope and pray, Ron, the time will come very soon that you will feel comfortable returning!
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« Reply #160 on: September 04, 2013, 11:12:46 PM »








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« Reply #161 on: September 04, 2013, 11:18:16 PM »

Thank you, Ron - you're a great guy and I'm hoping this is all behind us and you'll come back sooner than later like RIGHT NOW!  You are very much missed, by me, and by everyone else.
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« Reply #162 on: September 04, 2013, 11:21:28 PM »

I want to say something, and so I do it at this ungodly hour (54 minutes past my bedtime):

I care a lot about this forum and the people in it.  Sometimes we bristle, yes.  Sometimes we laugh together. Sometimes we cry together.

Let it be known that I am not at all angry at Bruce, nor do I think he's a bad person.  I believe the worst I said was "paranoid" and "egotistical".  Well, who among us hasn't been there at least one time or other.  Certainly I have.

But I will also say that what passed between Bruce and I in another forum took me completely by surprise and I reacted in anger and hurt.  I felt the misunderstanding, as it were, had an end result of Bruce not valuing me as a loyal member of his forum.  I was given to believe he considered me a spy reporting back to a former member...a member with whom I've never been in personal contact beyond comments exchanged in this forum prior to that member's departure.

Bruce has allayed those perceptions, I accepted his apology and, here and now, do state for all at HainesHisWay.com that I apologize to him for letting my feelings color my judgment to the point that I posted hurtful comments.

It will take me some time, I think, to feel comfortable enough to return to regular posting.  This is his forum, and he deserves respectful participation by its membership.  I am reading as "guest", and as you all know, I posted my thanks to each of you for the birthday greetings via private message here.

I wish all of you great happiness and peace of mind.

Welcome back, Ron! 
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