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[Cillaliz]

A good book

[Cillaliz]

a nice day

[Cillaliz]

Seeing birds and animals in the yard (as long as they stay outside the house)

[Cillaliz]

I really can't list everything.   I smile a lot

[Cillaliz]

It's so much better than being sad

[ChasSmith]

How does the London cast recording of IRMA (with Seal and Michell) compare with the Broadway version?

(I just ordered it.)

[ChasSmith]

I wonder if DR John G. is enjoying himself a LI'L libation.

(EDIT)  Or perhaps a not so LI'L one.     

[TCB]

T.O.D.


Without a doubt.  I keep this clip on my favorites, so I can pull it up whenever I need a smile on my face and a song in my heart.

Brent Barrett and Michael Jeter.
"Take A Glass Together"
GRAND HOTEL

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QUCt4t92Zs

 

[John G.]

I wonder if DR John G. is enjoying himself a LI'L libation.

(EDIT)  Or perhaps a not so LI'L one.     

The Negroni was lovely.

[elmore3003]

How does the London cast recording of IRMA (with Seal and Michell) compare with the Broadway version?

(I just ordered it.)

There are some different lyrics and changes in the arrangements. The OLC also includes Irma's 2bd act reprise of :Language of Love" and around 19 tracks of French recordings of the score.

[John G.]

T.O.D.


Without a doubt.  I keep this clip on my favorites, so I can pull it up whenever I need a smile on my face and a song in my heart.

Brent Barrett and Michael Jeter.
"Take A Glass Together"
GRAND HOTEL

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QUCt4t92Zs

 

It's a permanent fixture on my iPhone. And it never fails to raise my spirits.

[John G.]

I wonder if DR John G. is enjoying himself a LI'L libation.

(EDIT)  Or perhaps a not so LI'L one.     

The Negroni was lovely.

I learned of a variation that must be tried, only not tonight. Use bourbon instead of gin in a Negroni and call it a Boulevardier. Cause Kentucky is so French, you know. We got a town called Versailles. (That pronounced Ver-sails -- or Ver-sail-ese, if you live there.)

[ChasSmith]

I wonder if DR John G. is enjoying himself a LI'L libation.

(EDIT)  Or perhaps a not so LI'L one.     

The Negroni was lovely.

I learned of a variation that must be tried, only not tonight. Use bourbon instead of gin in a Negroni and call it a Boulevardier. Cause Kentucky is so French, you know. We got a town called Versailles. (That pronounced Ver-sails -- or Ver-sail-ese, if you live there.)

Well, wait a minute.  Wouldn't that pretty much equate to a Bourbon Manhattan?

[ChasSmith]

Oh, maybe not.  I just reviewed the proportions.  (Haven't yet tried a Negroni.)

[John G.]

Starting to watch "The Sorrow and the Pity," which came in today at the library. 250 minutes of French WWII history. Maybe I can get through 40 minutes a day for a few days. It's wonderful, but it's not what I need tonight.

[ChasSmith]

Oh, maybe not.  I just reviewed the proportions.  (Haven't yet tried a Negroni.)

I only looked at Wiki.  One to one to one?  A whole part BITTERS?  Can that be right?

[John G.]

Oh, maybe not.  I just reviewed the proportions.  (Haven't yet tried a Negroni.)

I only looked at Wiki.  One to one to one?  A whole part BITTERS?  Can that be right?

By bitters, they mean Campari or an amaro, not Peychaud's bitters.

[TCB]

T.O.D.

There is world that I live in that always cheers me up.

[TCB]

T.O.D.

Part Three


Oh yes, there is also signng into Haines His Way.  The love, the friendship, and the wondeful range of individuals.  All that and BK, too!

[ChasSmith]

Oh, maybe not.  I just reviewed the proportions.  (Haven't yet tried a Negroni.)

I only looked at Wiki.  One to one to one?  A whole part BITTERS?  Can that be right?

By bitters, they mean Campari or an amaro, not Peychaud's bitters.

Thanks.  Just goes to show, I should have read past the first line.

[John G.]

Thank you, all. And have a good night. I'm hoping I can return to sleeping well.

[singdaw]

A hearty CONGRATULATIONS to DR John G.!!!!!!!!!!!!!     Way to go!!!!!!!!!                

[singdaw]

~ ~ ~ SUPER-STRENGTH MEDICAL VIBES ~ ~ ~ for DR Dan M!!!!!!

[TCB]

I wonder if DR John G. is enjoying himself a LI'L libation.

(EDIT)  Or perhaps a not so LI'L one.     

The Negroni was lovely.

Are you allowed to type that word?

[TCB]

Congratulations to John G.!

[TCB]

Prayers and good wishes to Dan M. for a successful surgery.

[bk]

Back from our usual Thursday production meeting at two, after which I just had to hang around until five for our rehearsal.  Said rehearsal was terrific tonight.  We especially walked the ballet now that all the risers and stair unit is in, and I think there's only one bit that's going to have to change, although the two actors involved are going to work on it carefully and see if we can make it work within the sixteen bars they have to do it.

[George]

Tonight's "Chamber Music" went well.  We only had about 15 people, but they all enjoyed it very much.

[George]

After tomorrow night's show, we're going to have a cast party!  Since the show is only an hour long, we can get started earlier than usual and stay out longer without being out later.

[George]

And since we're so close...