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[DAW]

Sordid Lives, the television series, coming to DVD soon!

[George]

DR George, does your library offer an online link to previous books checked out?  I would like to find my personal history & can't.

Well, we have a link on our home page for "My Account."  From there you can see what items you currently have checked out; what items have holds; what fines, overdues or notices you have...but not what previous books you have checked out.  For the most part, once a book (or CD, DVD, etc.) is checked in, that information is deleted.  If the library kept that information, the guv'ment could subpoena that information and use it for nefarious reasons.  Libraries are all for freedom of information, but an individual's privacy is just as important.

[TCB]

Continued prayers and vibes to DR Ginny's BIL, John.


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[George]

Sordid Lives, the television series, coming to DVD soon!

Cool!  I missed it when it was on Logo.

[Jane]

DR George, does your library offer an online link to previous books checked out?  I would like to find my personal history & can't.

Well, we have a link on our home page for "My Account."  From there you can see what items you currently have checked out; what items have holds; what fines, overdues or notices you have...but not what previous books you have checked out.  For the most part, once a book (or CD, DVD, etc.) is checked in, that information is deleted.  If the library kept that information, the guv'ment could subpoena that information and use it for nefarious reasons.  Libraries are all for freedom of information, but an individual's privacy is just as important.

Thanks George.  I guess I won't be researching my book reading history.  From now on I should indicate, in my "books I have read" list which came from the library.  If I like a book I keep it, and of course can't do that if I checked it out from the library & don't always remember how I got the book I read.

[td]

Congrats DR TCB on hitting a millstone!

[td]

Sordid Lives, the television series, coming to DVD soon!

And I will be one of the happy purchasers!

[TCB]

Congrats DR TCB on hitting a millstone!

Thanks.  It was a lot easier than the last kidney stone.

[TCB]

Sordid Lives, the television series, coming to DVD soon!

Cool!  I missed it when it was on Logo.

George, aren't you supposed to be on your way to Seattle for your date with Mr. Wopat?

[Jeanne]

My memory is that Ruth Hossack of Hossack's Jewelry and Records had turned me on to Jonathan and Darlene because I had bought every Anna Russell recording she had in stock - I'm still missing one and the CDs are incomplete - and I was raving about Mrs Miller to her.

I liked Ruth Hossack a lot, even though we were poles apart politically. She was crazy, a John Birch Society member, ultra-conservative, hater of anti-war protestors and blacks, yet we talked records, releases, and repertoire, and she clearly liked me because she was very generous in her discounts to meand even hired me the summer of 1970 to work the store. She had gotten so enormous that she spent her days in the apartment above the shop drinking gin and spending a lot of time in the tub because the water relieved the pressures her avoirdupois subjected her skeletal frame to. We had few customers during the day and an enormous stock that collectors from all over the country purchased, so she wopuld call me on the phone and tell me stories about record salesmen, artists she'd met, how she lost 100 lbs on a diet of shrimp and gin, and other matters.

Her husband was a wonderful jeweler and a very kind and patient man.

Now, Larry, how can you tell us stories like this without your memoirs being closely behind?

[TCB]

G'night!

[Jeanne]

And I think that Larry has more drama in one night's dreams than many people have in a year in real life.

(That could be a good thing or a bad thing.)

[Jane]

Hi DR Jeanne.  How are you doing today?  Where are you living these days, with a friend or on your own?

[DAW]

***CONTINUED VIBES OF HEALTH & RECOVERY***

for DR Jeanne!!!!!

[Michael]

Interesting that NCIS was so popular last year that CBS ordered 25 episodes rather than the usual 22 that most series get for a full season order. I am enjoying the shows and really think adding Rocky Carroll as the new NCIS director (after they killed off - deservedly - the poor Lauren Holly) improved the season considerably.

They kill off Lauren Holly? Oh no! I just starting watching the reruns

[George]

Sordid Lives, the television series, coming to DVD soon!

Cool!  I missed it when it was on Logo.

George, aren't you supposed to be on your way to Seattle for your date with Mr. Wopat?

I can't believe that I forgot to post about it, but we went Wednesday!  Rob just called me up and said, "How about tonight?"  He didn't get tickets on-line and the discount code that he got from his friend who was in the show expired last week, so we had to pay full price. We got tickets in the upper balcony for $46, but we were able to move a little closer, so we were right behind the aisle that separated the lower and upper sections...there no one in front of us.

[Jeanne]

Hi DR Jeanne.  How are you doing today?  Where are you living these days, with a friend or on your own?

Hi, Jane. I'm doing better, thanks. I'm currently renting a room from a friend. It's cheaper than renting an apartment, and  I have use of a WASHER AND DRYER! Yay! That was a big factor. Also, it's a win-win, as my friend was glad to have a bit of extra income. You could say that said friend is DF&H#4, although I am paying rent. The house is down near the Marina, so it's cool.

[Jeanne]

Thank you, David, for the vibes.

[Jeanne]

I hope that MATTH, ELMORE, and JMK had a better day today.

[Jeanne]

Congrats to TCB on his milestone. (Oh, we can't say "milestone" here, can we?) OK, millstone if you prefer.

[Michael]

Sordid Lives is very popular with my friends and we even have Sordid Lives parties.

[Jeanne]

Time for din-din. TTFN.

[Matt H.]

I guess the meds have made me a little queasy tonight. Pain has been less severe to be sure (finally), but I hate having this upset stomach.

[Michael]

Ruth Ford who appeared as Verena opposite Barbara Cook and Karen Morrow in the musical version passed away at the age of 98! this past WednesdY.

[Matt H.]

I hope that MATTH, ELMORE, and JMK had a better day today.

I did, thanks! Still have a lot of soreness but no sharp, devastating pain like the last few days.

[Matt H.]

Logo was just added to my cable service in the last couple of weeks. Hopefully, I can catch it in reruns.

[Jane]

Hi DR Jeanne.  How are you doing today?  Where are you living these days, with a friend or on your own?

Hi, Jane. I'm doing better, thanks. I'm currently renting a room from a friend. It's cheaper than renting an apartment, and  I have use of a WASHER AND DRYER! Yay! That was a big factor. Also, it's a win-win, as my friend was glad to have a bit of extra income. You could say that said friend is DF&H#4, although I am paying rent. The house is down near the Marina, so it's cool.

Sounds very good   I'm glad you are feeling better.

[JoseSPiano]

Good Evening!

So... Where are the Mad Women?

[Matt H.]

I scanned through all my soaps today, and all three had moments of interest.

On Y&R, Rafe and Adam had it out, and maybe Rafe will now start investigating what Adam has been up to. Should be good.

[Jane]

I guess the meds have made me a little queasy tonight. Pain has been less severe to be sure (finally), but I hate having this upset stomach.

It is very important to eat before taking pain meds.  You can also ask your doctor for anti-nausea meds.  I find it helps to take them with the food, prior to the pain meds.