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[singdaw]

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[Ron Pulliam]

I hope that Ron's dental work is now over and he's recuperating comfortably.

Thanks!

Yes, I returned home about 15 minutes ago.  It was far more intense today.  The dentist was prepared and really did a great job anesthetizing the left side of my mouth, but something strange was afoot.  Every tooth would not cooperate.  One would be so numb I couldn't tell she was working on it.  The next one in line would by hypersensitive. The result was that she gave me around 10 injections during the course of the two-hour procedure.

The "numbing" part of the anesthetic wore off toward the end...at least along the gumlines on the left side.  My lip and cheek (all the way up to my left eyebrow) remain numb and immovable...as if injected with botox.  I've taken an ibuprofen to ward off discomfort, but I feel "tingles" with achiness attached.

I'm hoping it's temporary and that the healing will  begin commensurate with what was done last week.

For now...nappy poos and very, very soft foods (my tongue will have to do the chewing for at least a  week).

I know it was for the best...that a solid foundation has now been established for the future.  But I sure wish my mom was here (sniff).

[singdaw]

Who shall dance for us?

[George]

Raining like cats and dogs.

[I guess that's actully a wet simile.  How Unseemly.]

Raining like cats and dogs??

It's "raining cats and dogs."

[singdaw]

In DR Ron's current condition, I guess we really can't ask him.

[singdaw]

It's "raining cats and dogs."

Then I guess we have another winner!  

[George]

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[Ron Pulliam]

Raining like cats and dogs??

It's "raining cats and dogs."

I think he meant: "It's raining...like.....cats and dogs.  You know...like....really HARD!"    "Like" in this contex would the same as saying "um".

[Ron Pulliam]

In DR Ron's current condition, I guess we really can't ask him.

No. Don't ask.  I won't dance.






 

[George]

I think he meant: "It's raining...like.....cats and dogs.  You know...like....really HARD!"    "Like" in this contex would the same as saying "um".

Ahhh...that must be it!

[MBarnum]

Where in Upper Tarnation has DR TD been? This is what I want to know.

[Jeanne]

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how cute!

[bk]

We've been addressing packages like crazy and they're all almost all done.  CDs will be here around three-thirty and we'll then get the IN the packages.  Then the postage tapes will be here tomorrow and we'll do the postage for all these and get them shipped out on Monday.  Whew!

[MBarnum]

Survivor

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I did not mind that Ozzy got the boot, not that I wanted Jason to win 'cause I am not that crazy about him......it all made the episode much more interesting (I haven't really found this season to be all that exciting). Frankly, I hope that Cirie wins.

[singdaw]

Whew!

"Whew!" is right!!  That's a lot of work.  I'm so pleased for Kritzerland.

[Jeanne]

Let me guess...   A tuna salad sandwich!    

Good guess, Sing, but...no.

Today's lunch is--don't tell BK--a falafel. I love 'em.

[Jeanne]

I went outside into the glorious weather and immediately went into a sneezing frenzy. So I shall enjoy the outside from the inside, instead.

[Jeanne]

What's the count up to, Bruce?

[singdaw]

One migraine, two pinched fingers, and a cramp.

[Jeanne]

One migraine, two pinched fingers, and a cramp.

 

[Jeanne]

For now...nappy poos and very, very soft foods (my tongue will have to do the chewing for at least a  week).

I know it was for the best...that a solid foundation has now been established for the future.  But I sure wish my mom was here (sniff).

do you have your teddy?

[Jeanne]

Continued productivity vibes to BK!

[Jeanne]

Actually, a nappy poo doesn't sound like such a bad idea.

[Jeanne]

Maybe Sing will keep the rest of you entertained. I'm off.

[Matt H.]

A busy weekend ahead for me as this is the weekend of the 3rd Annual Salem Independent Film Festival....http://www.salemfilmfestival.com/2008/index.html

This has become quite the celebration here in Salem, Oregon, and quite an unusal festival for our normally quite, conservative state capitol...but people are coming from far and away to attend.

My buddy Jim and I will be seeing KARL ROVE, I LOVE YOU which stars FRASIER'S Dan Butler, who will also be in attendance introducing the movie and taking questions afterwards.

Tomorrwo we are seeing the IndieKids short subjects and then DRIVING TO ZIGZAGLAND which is a comedy about a Palestinian actor who hopes to make it big in Hollywood...but instead ends up a cab driver.

I love Dan Butler and wish he worked on TV more.

[Matt H.]

Had a nice jaunt out in the fresh air and sunshine while I ran my Friday errands. It is beautiful here today.

[Matt H.]

When I got back in I watched last night's MY NAME IS EARL. Beau Bridges was back as Earl's father, and it was a funny episode, easily the best one in quite awhile.

[Matt H.]

Next, I watched a couple of PSYCH episodes. The first one I watched was the one where Shawn and Gus investigate a murder at a regional spelling bee. Lots of laughs in this one.

[Matt H.]

Then, I watched the one with the wife of a man who had helped steal a lot of money, and she's afraid now that his confederates are out of prison that they're going to harm her. I had only vague memories of this episode so I enjoyed seeing it again.

[Matt H.]

Next, I watched my next review DVD, the Canadian short subject PADDLE TO THE SEA. It's about a little wooden toy Indian in a kayak and tracing its journey from Montreal down the river to Lake Superior, though the other Great Lakes, and eventually through the Erie Canal and out to the Atlantic Ocean. Quirky little short subject, less than a half hour in length. It was nominated for the live action short subject Oscar but lost to WILD WINGS.