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[singdaw]

And, speaking of grilled cheese, THIS just opened, just one town over:





No menu listed on their website yet.

[singdaw]

This is how you decorate a jack o'lantern, if you're Martha Stewart:

[John G.]

Any news, Elmore?

About?

I think he meant about the continuation of your PT.

I did.

[John G.]

I did find our DR Ryacko singing a beautiful song from Parade on Youtube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWYFcu9kaIM

Sadly, I have no earplugs at my desk today. Will have to listen to it later.

[singdaw]

"Duffingate"



Starbucks has been forced to admit that its new "duffin", a doughnut-muffin combination, was not an original creation despite the coffee chain's supplier registering it as a trademark in the UK.

[Jrand74]

AH....Facebook.....yes that is a different downloading animal.

Maybe try this

http://www.downfacebook.com/

[singdaw]

Can you see me? I'm the one wearing the gardenia...

[MBarnum]

Some of the sandwiches mentioned today sound rather tasty!

[MBarnum]

And now, my breakfast with a Punjabi film star!

[elmore3003]

Any news, Elmore?

About?

I think he meant about the continuation of your PT.

I did.

Oh. No word. I see my doctor tomorrow morning, and I will know more then.

[singdaw]

Two very handsome fellows about town looking for hats!  (a Hello, Dolly! reference)

[George]

And now, my breakfast with a Punjabi film star!

Very nice!

[George]

I saw THE OTHER on Hollywood Blvd. (my memory has it at the Vogue -- BK, would that be correct?) and buying the paperback of the novel at Pickwick Books.  I liked the film but wasn't totally thrilled by it, no doubt because at that time I was looking for some outright horror and not getting it.  A couple of years ago I watched it on TCM and loved it.  I drool in anticipation of the Twilight Time Blu-ray.  And it sounds like I'd love rereading the novel.  Also need to reconnect with FEDORA, HARVEST HOME, etc.

I added it to my Netflix DVD queue.  It took a little while to find it because the twins' last name is spelled "Udvarnoky."

[John G.]

Nice picture, MBarnum. But what did he have for lunch?

[George]

A product like head cheese wouldn't have come close to making an appearance in our house, and it certainly never has in my adult lifetime.  I look at the package, and don't even wanna know anything further...

We never had head cheese in the house either, but my mom likes things like pickled pigs feet and brains.  She's German and grew up during World War II.  They ate practically anything that they could get.

[ChasSmith]

And now, my breakfast with a Punjabi film star!

What kind of breakfast do you call that?  I see one coffee cup.  No eggs.  No bacon.  No hash browns.  Where are the danged pancakes?

[George]

And then of course there is Cheez-Whiz, which is very good on....SPAM.

I understand Cheez Whiz is also good squirted onto oranges. At least that truck driver in Illinois looked like she was really enjoying it.

[George]

Last weekend, for my birthday breakfast, I had real barbacoa, made from meat scraped from the cow's skull. Had cheek, sweetbreads from near the tongue and an eye.

If any of you remember the scene in Giant where they dig up the cooked cow's head, prompting Elizabeth Taylor's Leslie to faint in disgust, well, that was pretty much the situation, only we didn't see the skull. Just the meat.

Eww...I wonder if that scene is in the musical.

[George]

Ladies and Germs, THE CD (with signed copy) HAS ARRIVED!!   

Cool!  DEAREST ENEMY has arrived in Tumwater!

[Ginny]

My errands and visit with Mom have been postponed to tomorrow, but our roof looks brand new!  We're in for the evening and looking forward to baked spaghetti for dinner.

[bk]

Hello Everyone:

TOD:

DR BK:
What is most favorite thing to do in your spare time?

Spare time?  What's that?   If on a rare occasion I have some I would always opt for a visit to a good used book store, but there simply aren't many anymore.  In the 1970s I could spend all day going from one to the other all over the city.

[bk]

I'm up - got eight hours of sleep, then had to do stuff, had some soup and a quesadilla, picked up a package from Druxy and now I'm in for the day - just did the blurb for the next Kritzerland show, and now must prep the release announcement for Sandy's CD, which we'll make live tonight at midnight.

[Kate]

DR Ryacko,

I just listened to your solo of The Old Red Hills of Home on You tube.

You sounded fantastic!!!

How long ago was this?

[bk]

Again the question is why would any human being be so vain and/or stupid (STUPID) to do what Suzanne Sommers has done to her face.  It is shocking, nauseating, and if this delusional woman thinks she looks good like that then she is truly living in Fantasyland.  My guess is if she'd done no work she'd look great.

[bk]

ChasSmith, I'm not sure about the Vogue for The Other - it played the National in Westwood, which is where I saw it.

[Kate]

DR BK,

You should always take time to chill and do whatever you like.

I love Old book stores also.  But alas, there aren't many around anymore

I guess that's why I love the movie 84 Charing Cross Road.

[Kate]

Yes, Nice Picture DR Barnum,

BUT YOU NEED TO EAT SOMETHING!  LOL

[Kate]

Again the question is why would any human being be so vain and/or stupid (STUPID) to do what Suzanne Sommers has done to her face.  It is shocking, nauseating, and if this delusional woman thinks she looks good like that then she is truly living in Fantasyland.  My guess is if she'd done no work she'd look great.

YES, I so agree BK!

[George]

I did find our DR Ryacko singing a beautiful song from Parade on Youtube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWYFcu9kaIM

Sadly, I have no earplugs at my desk today. Will have to listen to it later.

This is great!

[George]

AH....Facebook.....yes that is a different downloading animal.

Maybe try this

http://www.downfacebook.com/

I'll try that when I get home.  I've also wanted to save videos posted on Facebook.