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[Cillaliz]

It's Monday.

Sigh.


I'm taking Friday off.

Me too!! Want to come over and help me clean?

[Jennifer]

DR Jane have you read Stephanie Plum book 16 yet?

My mom just got it from the library.

I remember you saying you liked Janet Evanovich books.  I saw on the VIEW today Sherri announced that she will be playing the part of Lulu in the movie (the one where Katherine Heigl will be playing stephanie plum). Apparently sherri (shepherd co-host of the VIEW) is a big fan of the books and wanted to play that part (of a hooker?) since she first read book 1.

[Jennifer]

Money vibes for DR Elmore. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

[TCB]

It's Monday.

Sigh.


I'm taking Friday off.

Me too!! Want to come over and help me clean?

That event this weekend (which I forgot the name) sounds like a great setting for a movie.

Love....Laughter.....Heartache... and booze!  All in just seven days.

[TCB]

Damn! damn!! damn!!! I've got to pull out of my ass $768 for taxes on that damned property in Ohio by Monday. I am not amused.

I think your brothers need to pay these taxes.

[George]

Damn! damn!! damn!!! I've got to pull out of my ass $768 for taxes on that damned property in Ohio by Monday. I am not amused.

I think your brothers need to pay these taxes.

Yes!  Or tell them to take it out of your share if the property ever sells.

[Ben]

I, too, wish there had been a Stage Door Manor in Minnesota when I was growing up.

[TCB]

I, too, wish there had been a Stage Door Manor in Minnesota when I was growing up.

Yes, Ben.  We could have been bigger than all of them!

[Cillaliz]

It's Monday.

Sigh.


I'm taking Friday off.

Me too!! Want to come over and help me clean?

That event this weekend (which I forgot the name) sounds like a great setting for a movie.

Love....Laughter.....Heartache... and booze!  All in just seven days.

I'll take photos.  The bikers (as in bicyclists) are often in teams, dressed up like...oh bees, elvis, cows, you name it.  I really should do it one of these years, at least for a day or two.  It's 7 days of riding through the country, partying (or not) town after town having all sorts of events, tons of great food and for at least 99 % of the people, just a crazy, up-beat wonderful feeling (I'm sure the alcohol helps)  No deadlines, the only rules are when services (emergency, vans to pick you up if you cant' ride any more etc) end for a stretch of the road. So, time doesn't really exist.  Most people camp out in tent cities or in people's yards.   There are supposed to be around 20,000 on the ride.  I think about 10,000 are officially registered.   

[Jane]

DR Jane wrote:

While browsing the book store today two other books were suggested though they didn't interest me as much as Every Man.  Has anyone read THE MAGICIANS or THE AMERICAN GIRL?

I haven't read either or these. But usually when someone posts a book here i go to amazon.com to check on it. Some of the comments on THE AMERICAN GIRL are rather interesting.

I also like to see the ratings. If a book has mostly 5s it's usually a good one.

I also found the range of comments interesting for both books.  I didn't the number ratings.  Are you going to read American Girl now?

I'm not sure. I'm definitely not going to read it right now, since my library doesn't have it. And I have 3 books now and am on a list for about 6 others.

There was something one reviewer wrote which sort of turned me off (saying how it was confusing).

A few of the reviews also discouraged me away.  The woman who owns the wonderful book shop in town loved it.

Do you usually like the books that she recommends?

The store leaves index cards on books various people recommend.  I asked myself the same question and I can't answer it.  The guy that helped me in the store wrote the review for The Magicians and I have mixed opinions on his suggestions.

[Jane]

Except for the very painful arthritis in my hands and feet, I feel almost normal.  Well, as normal as I can feel.

Probably what you had flared up the arthritis.  VIBES!!!

Either that or old age.  Thanks, Jane.

Groan, don't remind me.  You are two years younger than I am-lol.

[Cillaliz]

Oh it's called RAGBRAI  Register's Annual Great Bike Ride Across Iowa.   It started with some reporters from the Des Moines Register and has turned into a really cool thing. Cities compete to be the over night cities. Since there aren't very many cities on the Missouri, we get to host th beginning every few years. You dip your wheel in the Missouri to get started and then dip your wheel in the Mississippi at the end. 

[TCB]

It's Monday.

Sigh.


I'm taking Friday off.

Me too!! Want to come over and help me clean?

That event this weekend (which I forgot the name) sounds like a great setting for a movie.

Love....Laughter.....Heartache... and booze!  All in just seven days.

I'll take photos.  The bikers (as in bicyclists) are often in teams, dressed up like...oh bees, elvis, cows, you name it.  I really should do it one of these years, at least for a day or two.  It's 7 days of riding through the country, partying (or not) town after town having all sorts of events, tons of great food and for at least 99 % of the people, just a crazy, up-beat wonderful feeling (I'm sure the alcohol helps)  No deadlines, the only rules are when services (emergency, vans to pick you up if you cant' ride any more etc) end for a stretch of the road. So, time doesn't really exist.  Most people camp out in tent cities or in people's yards.   There are supposed to be around 20,000 on the ride.  I think about 10,000 are officially registered.   

Quick!  We need a screenwriter and a cast of good-looking talent.  Don't worry, I will take care of auditioning all of the guys.

[TCB]

Except for the very painful arthritis in my hands and feet, I feel almost normal.  Well, as normal as I can feel.

Probably what you had flared up the arthritis.  VIBES!!!

Either that or old age.  Thanks, Jane.

Groan, don't remind me.  You are two years younger than I am-lol.

Maybe, but you are better looking than me.

[Jane]

re: the hoopnotica.

I have not tried it yet. But from what i've seen it is not really like a hula hoop. It is weighted inside the hoop. So you can swing it on your hips or move it in the air above your head.  It looks exactly like a hula hoop. But it is very rhythmical.

I am gonna try it outside tomorrow (if I get it tomorrow).  From what i saw you put your right foot out and you move your body forward and backward not round and round like you would with a regular hoop.

One reason i wanted it is because it is supposed to be very good for your waist. I think if my waist was an inch or two smaller i could fit into all my smaller clothes.

I noticed it seemed more more rhythmical than a traditional HH.  However most of the moves shown are the same including moving the body with one foot out, etc.

[TCB]

Today I am going to have ice cream, because Cilla said I could.

[Jrand73]

Topless Volleyball!

[Jrand73]

oh, that was yesterday.

Never mind.

[Jane]

DR Jane have you read Stephanie Plum book 16 yet?

My mom just got it from the library.

I remember you saying you liked Janet Evanovich books.  I saw on the VIEW today Sherri announced that she will be playing the part of Lulu in the movie (the one where Katherine Heigl will be playing stephanie plum). Apparently sherri (shepherd co-host of the VIEW) is a big fan of the books and wanted to play that part (of a hooker?) since she first read book 1.

I recently read Fifteen.  While I still enjoy them they are getting somewhat redundant so I'm not rushing to read sixteen. 

I didn't know a movie was in production-funny since I was thinking about it yesterday and wondered what happened.  Last I heard Reese Witherspoon was maybe doing it, and that was a few years back.

I think Jason O'Mara is a good choice for Morelli.  What does your mother think of the cast?

[Jrand73]

DR GINNY I do not have THE GROUP.....now and then it is Encore Love Channel, but I can't record anything from my television since I am challenged.

[Jane]

Damn! damn!! damn!!! I've got to pull out of my ass $768 for taxes on that damned property in Ohio by Monday. I am not amused.

I think your brothers need to pay these taxes.

If only they were legally obligated to.

[Jrand73]

Oh I just got the call.....I am playing Harry Lambert in NEVER TOO LATE!

[Jane]

Except for the very painful arthritis in my hands and feet, I feel almost normal.  Well, as normal as I can feel.

Probably what you had flared up the arthritis.  VIBES!!!

Either that or old age.  Thanks, Jane.

Groan, don't remind me.  You are two years younger than I am-lol.

Maybe, but you are better looking than me.

Thanks.  You haven't seen me recently, the last seven plus months have not been kind to me.

[TCB]

Topless Volleyball!

[Jane]

Ginny I don't have The Group.  Are you enjoying the book?

[TCB]

Oh I just got the call.....I am playing Harry Lambert in NEVER TOO LATE!

Congratulations, Jr!  Is that the male ingenue?

[TCB]

Except for the very painful arthritis in my hands and feet, I feel almost normal.  Well, as normal as I can feel.

Probably what you had flared up the arthritis.  VIBES!!!

Either that or old age.  Thanks, Jane.

Groan, don't remind me.  You are two years younger than I am-lol.

Maybe, but you are better looking than me.

Thanks.  You haven't seen me recently, the last seven plus months have not been kind to me.

Not true.  I just saw your photo with your hiking chums.

[Jane]

LOL You don't think I would put up a bad photo of myself

[elmore3003]

Ginny I don't have The Group.  Are you enjoying the book?

I read it in 1964, either before or right after I finished Katherine Anne Porter's SHIP OF FOOLS. Mary McCarty and Lillian Hellman hated each other and I'm siding with Lillian. Miss McCarty is a homophobic old coot, who in THE GROUP certainly dislikes gay men and lesbians, which I find surprising given her world of actors and private ladies colleges.