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[George]

Amazing! The complete works of J.S. Bach (154 CDs worth of material) on a tiny 32GB UBS flash drive. For under $200.

Wow...that's amazing!  Amazon lists it at $317.62, but there are sellers who are selling it for as little as $254.29.  Where is it listed for under $200?

It's $182.75 at http://www.prestoclassical.co.uk/r/Teldec/2564661127

Thanks for the info.  I don't think I'll get it, though.

[George]

Kritzerland CD of THE DRIVER (etc.) just arrived!  That goes right into today's TOD!

I just got my copy, too!

[ChasSmith]

PAGE NINE at Dino's!

[Jane]

For some reason I have been craving an apple fritter.

Hmmmm, something to do with it being national doughnut day

[George]

Why hasn't anyone here mentioned how many total days, hours, and minutes they have been on this site?

As of a few seconds ago, Total time logged in: 152 days, 10 hours and 23 minutes.

[George]

PAGE NINE at Dino's!

But is Dino at the piano??

[ChasSmith]

There might be no stopping me, now that I've got the Canon CanoScan Scanner working!

[George]

For National Donut Day, fried Danish from Middletown's Central Pastry:
 

Those look YUMMY!!

[George]

I began wearing glasses in Grade Eight....and I was shocked what I had been missing....including the blackboard!

I'd probably needed glasses since the fifth grade, but I didn't actually get any until my first year in college.
 

[elmore3003]

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Coat Vibes for our DR Matthew! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

[bk]

And might I just add Barbara, take off your pantyhose!

[Jane]

Please forgive my posts if they get weirder than usual this afternoon and evening.  I was lifting that damn wheelchair out of the trunk and I lifted it wrong.  I must have pulled a ligament or some tissue between my ribs.  I thought I was going to pass out in the parking lot.  i made it into the house, but I had to take two of my pain pills just to stop those pain flashes everytime I moved or breathed.  I am afraid I am getting a bit loopy, but some of you probably won't even notice.

I'm sorry DR TCB I am chuckling, with you it is difficult to tell

MEGA VIBES YOU FEEL BETTER BY MORNING!!!!

[George]

HA! DR RLP has jumped as well!

I decided to jump back...I didn't want to be left out.

[ChasSmith]

And it is just about time to start EARTHQUAKE here.

[TCB]

Nope, I'm at the office.

That was not the question.

[bk]

Since I've only had a measly turkey sandwich and I am kind of feeling better right now, I COULD have a little donut if I felt like it.  We shall see.  In the meantime, workers are gone and I'm seriously contemplating a short jog, just so I get one done before going back to the three-miler tomorrow.

[ChasSmith]

Let's all just hope DR TCB isn't the type who takes pills and dials...

[George]

Third grade was about when I started wearing them, too.  I'd been terribly nearsighted all along, but I didn't know I wasn't seeing any worse than anyone else, and no one else figured it out, either, till one day when I asked my grandmother, who took buses all over Columbus, how she always seemed to know which bus to get on.

My appendectomy was also during third grade.  In fact, it was shortly after that that I announced I didn't want to be Chuckie any longer, and would everyone please call me Charles.  What a year!

By 3rd grade I had long ago put a stop to being called Janie.  Or I should say for the most part.

I work with a woman whose legal first name is "Janie."  It's not a nickname.  However, she goes by "Jayne"...just not legally.  And my sister's boyfriend's name is "Larry," not "Lawrence"...but his older brother's middle name is "Lawrence." 

[George]

You know, I still have the same haircut now as I do in my avatar.

And you're still as cute as ever.

[Jane]

Most of the stuff the workers have done hasn't been disruptive at all - it's been a couple of weeks now since they began.  It's just the past couple of days.

Then you really are lucky.  Of course, the timing f your being sick was lousy.

[Jane]

I began wearing glasses in Grade Eight....and I was shocked what I had been missing....including the blackboard!

I started wearing glasses / contacts in high school and stopped three years ago when my glaucoma cured my vision.

Interesting.  At least it was good for something.

[Jane]

DR TCB you look like an angel.

[George]

I know I speak sacrilege to some but I was never taken with Krispy Kreme. I encountered many of them when I toured the South and they had outlets in NYC for a while (the franchises were not as successful as they hoped) so I've tried them but I don't find anything special about them.

Amen!  They were far more successful when they were difficult to find, and when people had to drive for miles to reach a shop.  Once they became accessible, the novelty wore off.

I don't care.  I still love 'em!

[ChasSmith]

Third grade was about when I started wearing them, too.  I'd been terribly nearsighted all along, but I didn't know I wasn't seeing any worse than anyone else, and no one else figured it out, either, till one day when I asked my grandmother, who took buses all over Columbus, how she always seemed to know which bus to get on.

My appendectomy was also during third grade.  In fact, it was shortly after that that I announced I didn't want to be Chuckie any longer, and would everyone please call me Charles.  What a year!

By 3rd grade I had long ago put a stop to being called Janie.  Or I should say for the most part.

I work with a woman whose legal first name is "Janie."  It's not a nickname.  However, she goes by "Jayne"...just not legally.  And my sister's boyfriend's name is "Larry," not "Lawrence"...but his older brother's middle name is "Lawrence." 

That's almost as bad as:

Lowe's Home Improvement Stores
AMC Loews Theatres
and of course ... Lerner and Loewe

[ChasSmith]

Most of the stuff the workers have done hasn't been disruptive at all - it's been a couple of weeks now since they began.  It's just the past couple of days.

Then you really are lucky.  Of course, the timing f your being sick was lousy.

Watch your phraseology!

[Jane]

For National Donut Day, fried Danish from Middletown's Central Pastry:
 

Those look YUMMY!!

Funny, they are not tempting at all to me.

[Jane]

I began wearing glasses in Grade Eight....and I was shocked what I had been missing....including the blackboard!

I'd probably needed glasses since the fifth grade, but I didn't actually get any until my first year in college.
 

   No one ever did an eye test, even a brief one in school?

[Jane]

HA! DR RLP has jumped as well!

I decided to jump back...I didn't want to be left out.

[Jane]

Since I've only had a measly turkey sandwich and I am kind of feeling better right now, I COULD have a little donut if I felt like it.  We shall see.  In the meantime, workers are gone and I'm seriously contemplating a short jog, just so I get one done before going back to the three-miler tomorrow.

Donuts sometimes make me sick when I feel well to begin with.  I wouldn't risk it.