Quote from: TCB on April 29, 2014, 08:20:27 PMSo, do we get to know what the birthday present is?We got her an IPAD Air with a case that has a keyboard built into it
So, do we get to know what the birthday present is?
Quote from: vixmom on April 29, 2014, 08:25:45 PMQuote from: TCB on April 29, 2014, 08:20:27 PMSo, do we get to know what the birthday present is?We got her an IPAD Air with a case that has a keyboard built into it {looking at patron in the background}Don't tell me that Jerry Seinfeld made an appearance too! Wow, you really know how to throw a par-tee!
Quote from: Jane on April 29, 2014, 07:03:46 PMQuote from: George on April 29, 2014, 06:57:38 PMTopic of the Day addendum: right now, I'm reading Mark Helprin's "Winter's Tale" (along with BK's "Red Gold") and this is the first paragraph to the "WT" prologue:A great city is nothing more than a portrait of itself, and yet when all is said and done, its arsenals of scenes and images are part of a deeply moving plan. As a book in which to read this plan, New York is unsurpassed. For the whole world has poured its heart into the city by the Palisades, and made it far better than it ever had any right to be.The scenes and images in the book were very vivid. For this reason I am looking forward to the movie.I'm only halfway through the book and I can't imagine how they're going to condense it all into a movie...or what they're going to choose to be in the movie. But watching the trailer, the woman who plays Beverly Penn is British and speaks with a British accent! The character is born and raised in New York State! What's that all about??
Quote from: George on April 29, 2014, 06:57:38 PMTopic of the Day addendum: right now, I'm reading Mark Helprin's "Winter's Tale" (along with BK's "Red Gold") and this is the first paragraph to the "WT" prologue:A great city is nothing more than a portrait of itself, and yet when all is said and done, its arsenals of scenes and images are part of a deeply moving plan. As a book in which to read this plan, New York is unsurpassed. For the whole world has poured its heart into the city by the Palisades, and made it far better than it ever had any right to be.The scenes and images in the book were very vivid. For this reason I am looking forward to the movie.
Topic of the Day addendum: right now, I'm reading Mark Helprin's "Winter's Tale" (along with BK's "Red Gold") and this is the first paragraph to the "WT" prologue:A great city is nothing more than a portrait of itself, and yet when all is said and done, its arsenals of scenes and images are part of a deeply moving plan. As a book in which to read this plan, New York is unsurpassed. For the whole world has poured its heart into the city by the Palisades, and made it far better than it ever had any right to be.
yes I know I birthed a blonde blue eyed child but by means of contact lenses and cosmetic trickery she celebrated this birthday as a raven haired, brown eyed beauty
