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[DAW]

dig those gold lame Moon girls!!!

They'd better be careful; they might poke an eye out!!               

[DAW]

Billy Mays, TV pitchman

I hope it's not disrespectful to say, but:  I won't miss his voice.         

[Ginny]

Sunday afternoon greetings from Dayton International Airport!  We arrived here from Lima way early, so we're all checked in, through security, and waiting patiently at our gate.

[DAW]

***SAFE & EASY TRAVEL VIBES***

to DR Ginny and her ever-lovin' DH Richard!!!

[Jane]

SAFE AND EASY TRAVELS!!

HAVE A FANTASTIC TRIP!

[Jane]

I find it interesting that just before opening HHW today I had filled a small bowl with applesauce, peach applesauce to be precise.  It was very good.

[Ginny]

Thanks, DRs DAW and Jane!

[TCB]

"...................and then July will be upon us, like a gazelle doing the Jane Fonda Workout."

Shouldn't that be a June Fonda Workout?

[DAW]

peach applesauce

Peachlesauce?     

[Ginny]

See y'all from Times Square - bye for now!

[DAW]

Shouldn't that be a June Fonda Workout?

Are you fonda June?

[elmore3003]

Page 3?

Well let's see how I can help out before I return to Mr Moross' music.

[elmore3003]

I went over to Holy Trinity and prayed for my mother.

[TCB]

I watched a bit of NORTH BY NORTHWEST on TCM last night. 

My TOD: What is everyone's favorite movie reveal or revelation?

I have a couple including:

Cary Grant finding out the identity of the ONI agent and that his actions have issued a death warrant for said agent in NBN.

The moment when we Raymond's control is revealed in THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE.  "Why don't you pass the time by playing a little solitaire?"

T.O.D.


The last scene in PLANET OF THE APES.  I saw it the first time at the drive-in on a hot summer night with all our windows rolled down, and you could tell immediately as people figured it out.  I never heard the word "S#*T" said more often, or more effectively.

[elmore3003]

I went to the market and bought some goodies.

[elmore3003]

I talked to Mr Ron Raines who's flying to Colorado tomorrow to do two concerts with the Dallas Symphony in Vale. Charlotte is in Ann Arbor and Dona is in Italy with some opera project. Those Raines folk sure get around.

[elmore3003]

It's Vail, CO, not Vale. What do I know?

[elmore3003]

Oh, look! I'm a frenzy.

[DAW]

And the Raines, they Raineth every day...

[DAW]

Oh, look! I'm a frenzy.

And a tizzy!     

[DAW]

And such a caution!       

[elmore3003]

Oh, look! I'm a frenzy.

And a tizzy!     

Naughty, naughty Nancy, you're a caution, yes, you are!

[elmore3003]

Mr Raines info:

http://www.visitvailvalley.com/events.asp?id=30&pid=754&task=display

[DAW]

Now listening to bk and Mr. Donald Feltham on the HHW Radio Hour...

[TCB]

I will head out soon to PrideFest.

I've seen enough Pride Marches/Parades (and been part of them as well). I don't need to stand on 5th Avenue and 16th Street to watch this one. I'll see my friend at PrideFest, come home, work on the two presentations and take a nap (I woke up at 5am). We will be seeing a friend tonight. He is taking classes at HB and there is a "singing performance"

I think nearly the first 20 years of my life in New York were spent marching in the parade with the NYC Gay Men's Chorus. My memories are the great support from the crowds, the excitement of being in the event, and the claustrophobia on Christopher Street at the end. I also remember standing in the sun waiting for the Chorus or the cabaret group I worked with to sing at the rally after the parade. I given my time and energy and now I don't mind  passing up the event.

Exactly. I watched or walked for almost 20 of the 30 years I've been here. I'll let the others take over.

I don't know how it is in New York, but in my little corner of the globe; they don't want gays my age to participate in Pride at all.  The old queens seem to be an embarrassment to the young, proud, openly gay male.  They think of us as the silly old men who hid in our closets afraid to tell the world who we were.  They seem to forget that we were also the old queens who fought the police harrassment and the college-jock gaybashers; just for the right to have a beer with our own, in the privacy of a quiet bar.

I stopped attending Seattle and Tacoma Pride years ago.

[FJL]

Travel vibes to Ginny and Richard

[Ron Pulliam]

Billy Mays, TV pitchman

I hope it's not disrespectful to say, but:  I won't miss his voice.         

Actually,  it's  amazing that his speaking voice was rather deep and  pleasant.  His  "pitching voice",  however, was high and strident.  It was a strange contrast.

[elmore3003]

I will head out soon to PrideFest.

I've seen enough Pride Marches/Parades (and been part of them as well). I don't need to stand on 5th Avenue and 16th Street to watch this one. I'll see my friend at PrideFest, come home, work on the two presentations and take a nap (I woke up at 5am). We will be seeing a friend tonight. He is taking classes at HB and there is a "singing performance"

I think nearly the first 20 years of my life in New York were spent marching in the parade with the NYC Gay Men's Chorus. My memories are the great support from the crowds, the excitement of being in the event, and the claustrophobia on Christopher Street at the end. I also remember standing in the sun waiting for the Chorus or the cabaret group I worked with to sing at the rally after the parade. I given my time and energy and now I don't mind  passing up the event.

Exactly. I watched or walked for almost 20 of the 30 years I've been here. I'll let the others take over.

I don't know how it is in New York, but in my little corner of the globe; they don't want gays my age to participate in Pride at all.  The old queens seem to be an embarrassment to the young, proud, openly gay male.  They think of us as the silly old men who hid in our closets afraid to tell the world who we were.  They seem to forget that we were also the old queens who fought the police harrassment and the college-jock gaybashers; just for the right to have a beer with our own, in the privacy of a quiet bar.

I stopped attending Seattle and Tacoma Pride years ago.

A blatant example of swine before pearls!

[Ron Pulliam]

I will head out soon to PrideFest.

I've seen enough Pride Marches/Parades (and been part of them as well). I don't need to stand on 5th Avenue and 16th Street to watch this one. I'll see my friend at PrideFest, come home, work on the two presentations and take a nap (I woke up at 5am). We will be seeing a friend tonight. He is taking classes at HB and there is a "singing performance"

I think nearly the first 20 years of my life in New York were spent marching in the parade with the NYC Gay Men's Chorus. My memories are the great support from the crowds, the excitement of being in the event, and the claustrophobia on Christopher Street at the end. I also remember standing in the sun waiting for the Chorus or the cabaret group I worked with to sing at the rally after the parade. I given my time and energy and now I don't mind  passing up the event.

Exactly. I watched or walked for almost 20 of the 30 years I've been here. I'll let the others take over.

I don't know how it is in New York, but in my little corner of the globe; they don't want gays my age to participate in Pride at all.  The old queens seem to be an embarrassment to the young, proud, openly gay male.  They think of us as the silly old men who hid in our closets afraid to tell the world who we were.  They seem to forget that we were also the old queens who fought the police harrassment and the college-jock gaybashers; just for the right to have a beer with our own, in the privacy of a quiet bar.

I stopped attending Seattle and Tacoma Pride years ago.

Perhaps it was the chaps-only attire you wore, TCB .  There comes a time when the buttcheeks don't look as spiffy as they did when a person is in his 30s.

[Jane]

DR TCB, such a shame there isn't more respect for the older generation.  In this case there really should be.