Print

Please login or register.
1 Hour 1 Day 1 Week 1 Month Forever
Login with username, password and session length

[Jeanne]

I saw the osteopath today. He confirmed that my neck was considerably better than when he worked on it three weeks ago. That's the progress from the laser treatments. I've had less pain since I started them.

[Jeanne]

He had told me before that his mother gets lots of laser treatments. Today I learned that she bought her own laser to use at home. I didn't ask if she's a medical professional, don't know if just anyone can buy one. I'd like to see all physical therapy departments have them. I've had much better results with it than with conventional PT.

[TCB]

I am not sure about my first album  but I know for sure the first  45  I bought with my own money 

I have never in my life purchased a Beatles album or even a single.  I am not bragging or complaining, just presenting a fact.

[Jeanne]

That's about as exciting as Singdaw's laundry and dry cleaning. But that, my laser treatment, and stopping for groceries was my day. Oh, let's not forget the nap. The excitement never ends.

[Jeanne]

I am not sure about my first album  but I know for sure the first  45  I bought with my own money 

I have never in my life purchased a Beatles album or even a single.  I am not bragging or complaining, just presenting a fact.

Me, either.

[elmore3003]

I cannot sleep.

[Jeanne]

I used to purchase Mad Magazine in junior high school and one day I found this wonderful book by Jules Pheiffer called PASSIONELLA. That may have been my first book purchase.

[Jeanne]

First albums were SOUTH PACIFIC and something by Miriam Makeba (PATA PATA?).

[vixmom]

thank you John G

[vixmom]

thank you Jeanne

[Jeanne]

That's my news.

Good night, all.

[TCB]

T.O.D.


I may have purchased some 45 before this, but the first LP I remember buying was ANYTHING GOES with Hal Linden and Eileen Rodgers.

Love that disc.

I believe I still have it.

[TCB]

Continued health vibes to Vixmom!

[John G.]

I am not sure about my first album  but I know for sure the first  45  I bought with my own money 

I have never in my life purchased a Beatles album or even a single.  I am not bragging or complaining, just presenting a fact.

Me, either.

I paid 75 cents for a used Supremes album in which they sang some Beatles songs. I think it was called "A Little Bit of Liverpool."

[John G.]

I used to purchase Mad Magazine in junior high school and one day I found this wonderful book by Jules Pheiffer called PASSIONELLA. That may have been my first book purchase.

Have you seen or heard the musical, which is part of "The Apple Tree"?

[John G.]

Good night, all.

[TCB]

I am not sure about my first album  but I know for sure the first  45  I bought with my own money 

I have never in my life purchased a Beatles album or even a single.  I am not bragging or complaining, just presenting a fact.

Me, either.

I paid 75 cents for a used Supremes album in which they sang some Beatles songs. I think it was called "A Little Bit of Liverpool."

I have that CD.  Of course, I have or had at one time or another every album ever released by The Supremes.

[George]

good morning sorry for my  E & T ness  I have been coughing like crazy and feeling  a heaviness in my chest  I ended up going for chest xrays yesterday  hopefully the Dr will have the results today

I have been so tired I keep dozing off when I try to read or go online

~~~Vibes for Good X-Ray Results!!~~~

[George]

A lovely review for the Kritzerland show from our own Rob Stevens, which you can find by clicking on Now Playing right here on our home page.

And another from Les Spindle, which you can find right here: http://www.edgeonthenet.com/entertainment//reviews//159168

Those are great, BK! 

[George]

Had a patty melt and no fries or onion rings for lunch, then spent a wonderful hour with Richard Sherman while he signed sheet music.  So, that will begin to ship tomorrow or Thursday, depending on the helper's schedule.

Can't wait!

[bk]

The very first 45 I can really remember buying (as opposed to getting free from my father's jukeboxes at his bars) was maybe Poor Little Fool by Ricky Nelson.

[bk]

The first LP I really remember buying with my own money may have been Magoo in Hi-Fi, but could also have been The Moldau because I'd heard it in music appreciation class and loved it.

[George]

And I am home from therapy, and I have a new pair of shoes, my first pair since 2011, I think.

I used to get a new pair for Christmas every year from my goddughter Charlotte's dad, but once he and his wife decided I wasn't worth knowing any longer, I haven't had new shoes in years.

So tell me about your shoes?  I got new ones over the weekend

What a coinkydink...I also got new shoes this weekend!  Fred Meyer had coupons at the store, but they weren't otherwise on sale, so the coupon helped.

[bk]

Watched a movie and then a documentary called We Steal Secrets about Wikileaks.  It was well done and certainly interesting, but Wikileaks itself published a take-down of the film's audio and refuted way too many things that were manipulated or downright lies by the filmmakers - all with links to documents that provide the truth.

[George]

Really hoping we get approval this week, although the studio is very busy with current films about to be released.  It's a major release for us and one of the great saves, right up there with A Place in the Sun, but an even more iconic and beloved movie, in fact, perhaps one of the five or ten most beloved movies of all time.  Anyone know whereof I speak?

I have no clew.

[bk]

Well, name five beloved classics that you've watched more than once, from the Golden Age.

[George]

We had Scholastic book fairs at school every year starting in first grade.  I suspect my first purchase was probably Clifford the Big Red Dog

I remember going to at least one of those when we lived in Germany, when I was in kindergarten and first grade.  Whatever I may have gotten then was probably the first book(s) that I ever bought on my own.  I don't remember going to any after we moved back to the states. 

[George]

One of the first books that I do remember buying on my own was "Splinter of the Mind's Eye," by Alan Dean Foster.  It was, if I remember correctly, the first Star Wars book.  I got it from the Science Fiction Book Club when I was in sixth grade and I remember bringing it to school, and friends asked if there were any pictures.  I had to say no, but it didn't hit me then that of course there weren't any pictures...there hadn't been a movie made from the book!  Also, it came out just after "Star Wars" and before "The Empire Strikes Back" (episode V), so it has nothing to do with any of the movies.

[George]

The first (or at least, one of the earliest) record that I bought on my own was the soundtrack to "Close Encounters of the Third Kind."  It included the 7" 33-1/3 "Special Complimentary Single Not For Resale," as shown in this picture from Amazon:

[George]

And since we're so close...