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[bk]

Rupert Holmes is the busiest man in show business.  I've kind of given up on ever seeing him again.

[TCB]

Hello, everyone!

Vibes for BK, DR Jane, DR TCB and everyone who needs them!

The Bridal Party has returned!

[John G.]

Great story, BK.

[John G.]

Long dance classes. And now to finish "The Pleasure of His Company."

[TCB]

All went well at the wedding.  The setting was spectacular.   It took place here:


http://www.grandoldhouse.com/

Beautiful!  I love the Caymans.

[bk]

Let us know what you think of Pleasure - especially its sparkling score by Mr. Alfred Newman.

[Cillaliz]

Rupert Holmes is the busiest man in show business.  I've kind of given up on ever seeing him again.

Which is why I would have made the trip if he was going to be available to get together. I could never keep up with his schedule. I'm not sure how he does it. But he is still a dear friend and always will be

[Cillaliz]

The ship has finally come it.....well it's in Mobile.  I've never been on a megacruise ship.  Don't think I ever want to

[ChasSmith]

Back.  And ready to call it a night pretty soon.

[TCB]

The ship has finally come it.....well it's in Mobile.  I've never been on a megacruise ship.  Don't think I ever want to

Over ten million people cruise out of American ports each year.  So the fact that only 4,300 people got stuck on a floating barge for a week during the last year is actually a miracle. As terrible as conditions might have been, there really wasn't any choice.  You couldn't very well transfer 4,300 passengers from one ship to a rescue ship in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico.  There is no telling how many lives could have been lost.

I wouldn't want to have been on the Carnival Triumph (or any Carnival ship), but it won't keep me from cruising.

[TCB]

Not that there is anything wrong with Carnival Cruises, in fact they are the largest cruise company in the world.  I just don't fit into their demographics.

[John G.]

Not that there is anything wrong with Carnival Cruises, in fact they are the largest cruise company in the world.  I just don't fit into their demographics.

What? Intelligent?

[John G.]

Let us know what you think of Pleasure - especially its sparkling score by Mr. Alfred Newman.

I hadn't seen the movie in, I think, 40 years, and it's still one great big smile. It's got a largely effective script with some crackling good dialogue. (The Asian dialect jokes in the beginning are probably what keeps it, in this age of political correctness, from being released on DVD). The performances are a delight across the board. Even Tab Hunter does what he has to charmingly. Movies nowadays just don't leave you feeling that good from start to finish, and the score just adds to its effervescence.

It made me feel good.