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[Ben]

I got my haircut this week.....that process probably takes longer for that to be done for you DR BEN.

Ha, ha. It's taking less and less time. It looks like I have a full head of hair but it's getting mighty thin up on top. It takes Yuri about 15 minutes to cut my hair. I'm thinking that in the spring I should just bite the bullet and get it cut very short. I don't want the shaved head look but I think shorter would be better.

[Druxy]

Is that Jack Benny (on the right), working as an extra in CASABLANCA? 

Rumor says it is.

[John G.]

Morning, all.

[John G.]

Fountain Filled with Blood is a great song, Elmore. Love the melody and the lyrics are pure mountain.

[John G.]

Last night, I went to a local production of "How I Learned to Drive" by Paula Vogel.  I'd only heard of the play but didn't know what it was about....now I do.

It was very well done...quite powerful.  The lead woman was played by Heather, who played Joyce in TAO's The Brain From Planet X.  I only knew one other person in the cast (of five), but I knew most everyone in the audience (of fifteen).

That's been sitting in my to-read stack for about a year now. I found a copy for a buck on a close-out rack and just haven't taken the time to read it. Maybe for Christmas, given your emoticon!

[John G.]

SB closing weekend vibes for DR MATTHEW.

Any photos online?

Ditto on the vibes.

[John G.]

Happy, happy, once-and-hopefully-future DR Jason

[John G.]

TOD:

DVD: Leon the Professional, White Christmas

CD: Company, the Baker's Wife

Car CD: Disc 4 of Patti Lupone reading "Patti Lupone" (of seven).

MP3: Prettybelle

Book: "Orphans Preferred," a history of the Pony Express

[Ben]

Last night, I went to a local production of "How I Learned to Drive" by Paula Vogel.  I'd only heard of the play but didn't know what it was about....now I do.

It was very well done...quite powerful.  The lead woman was played by Heather, who played Joyce in TAO's The Brain From Planet X.  I only knew one other person in the cast (of five), but I knew most everyone in the audience (of fifteen).

That's been sitting in my to-read stack for about a year now. I found a copy for a buck on a close-out rack and just haven't taken the time to read it. Maybe for Christmas, given your emoticon!

It's a pretty heavy read John. I saw the Off-Broadway production with Mary Louise Parker. It's quite a piece for good actors.

[Ben]

I'm listening to Russell Davies on BBC 2 right now.

We have lots of things to watch thanks to the kindness of friends but I don't have a clue what we will see this weekend.

We will eat dinner out tonight (our usual Friday night date night) and then the rest is up in the air.

[John G.]

Is that Jack Benny (on the right), working as an extra in CASABLANCA? 

Rumor says it is.

I tried blowing the picture up, but it was blurry. I'd heard the story, too, and find it a fun rumor. He was probably around the day they were filming and just drifted into the background as an extra.

[Druxy]

Is that Jack Benny (on the right), working as an extra in CASABLANCA? 

Rumor says it is.

I tried blowing the picture up, but it was blurry. I'd heard the story, too, and find it a fun rumor. He was probably around the day they were filming and just drifted into the background as an extra.

That's the way it was supposed to have happened.

[Ginny]

Friday morning greetings!  Last night my book group met to discuss the writings of Elizabeth Hardwick at a home containing 2 cats.  We never saw them, but my eyes are itchy this morning.  I have my second-to-last cardiac rehab session this afternoon, followed by several errands.

Media check:  DVD - City Island

[Jennifer]

Happy Birthday to DR Jason!

[Jennifer]

I don't have anything in my dvd player. But my PVR has: last night's THE MENTALIST, Wed's HUMAN TARGET, Sunday's DEESPERATE HOUSEWIVES, Monday's CHUCK and GOSSIP GIRL.  My VCR has the last two DEXTERS.

[FJL]

John G - not exactly a Christmas-y play, really.

[FJL]

Happy birthday to Jason

[ArnoldMBrockman]

And the word of the day is: AORISTIC!

And The Song Of The Day Is:  WHAT DID I HAVE THAT I DON'T HAVE?

[elmore3003]

Time to head out. First errand: pharmacy.

[JMK]

I managed to get on FB last night, which I never do much of anyway, and discovered that BK worked with a casting agent in L.A. who moved to Portland and is mother to an actress who appeared in two high school musicals here where I was hired to help fill out the orchestra with multiple synth parts (so many patch changes I still have nightmares LOL).  This girl is in a play off Broadway now.

[JMK]

TOD:

BD:  The ROH Nutcracker, which is quite beautiful, if staid.

CD:  I've been on an Edmundo Ros kick for the past couple of days.

[Jrand73]

DR JMK I was very confused about your Pamela Bellwood post last night.

[Jrand73]

Thank you DR ELMORE.

[JMK]

DR JMK I was very confused about your Pamela Bellwood post last night.

I thought that was Pamela Bellwood who came on the plane. 

[JoseSPiano]

Good Morning! Good Afternoon!

I'm up, I'm up... And I guess I finally got a good night's sleep last night. Or something like that.

[JoseSPiano]

Happy Birthday, Jason!!!!!

[JoseSPiano]

Oh, and How I Learned To Drive is most definitely not a Holiday Title. However, Paula Vogel's The Long Christmas Drive Home is. Well, sorta.

[JoseSPiano]

Oh! But Paula Vogel also wrote the book for A Civil War Christmas: An American Musical Celebration, and that is most definitely Christmas-y.

[JoseSPiano]

DR elmore - Just remember when you head out for your haircut at Rockefeller Center: The rink is open, the tree is up and the Christmas windows have been unveiled. Breathe.

[JoseSPiano]

Looks like a good day to see a Broadway show: Today's TKTS offerings just got posted.  Out of the 38 currently running shows, 31 are up on the board. Good thing? Bad thing? Just a thing?