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[Ron Pulliam]

Page 4

[Ron Pulliam]

I thought page 4 could use a touch of red.

[Ron Pulliam]

And more red:

[Ron Pulliam]

I really hope we get this film on Blu soon.

[ChasSmith]

Good afternoon or evening.  I've spent the day taking care of several annoying chores that just had to finally be crossed off the list.  Tonight, one of the last things I feel like doing is sitting at a local outdoor venue watching some people put on ANYTHING GOES.  And yet, that's just what I'm doing.  Got to see a few folks.

[ChasSmith]

Tomorrow night, I'll be watching (at least it's indoors) another group of people doing BLOODY BLOODY ANDREW JACKSON, of which I know nothing.  I've been told I'll enjoy it, or at least not hate it.  We'll see.  Oh yes, we shall see.

(Almost typed SUNDAY BLOODY SUNDAY there.)

[ChasSmith]

For now, let's hope DR Elmore isn't BLOODY when he shows up after Roberta sessions.

[John G.]

Good afternoon or evening.  I've spent the day taking care of several annoying chores that just had to finally be crossed off the list.  Tonight, one of the last things I feel like doing is sitting at a local outdoor venue watching some people put on ANYTHING GOES.  And yet, that's just what I'm doing.  Got to see a few folks.

But you get to hear Cole Porter. That's one of the things that makes life more worthwhile.

[Ron Pulliam]

Name the film, and the actor who had this line:

"O pointy birds, o pointy pointy, anoint my head, anointy-nointy."

[Ron Pulliam]

And, no, I don't believe singdaw was in the film, even though...

[George]

2 of Dawn Powell's early books are available for download as free e-books at the Internet Archive. Scroll to the bottom and you'll see the files. You can download them as e-pub or Kindle files.

Dawn Powell

I downloaded the two books.  I don't know when I'll be able to read them, though.  I have several things in line before I can get to these.

[Kate]

Hello All:


TOD:


Currently I have a Mix of Coldplay that my son, Matt recorded several years ago.

I really like Coldplay!

The other day I really enjoyed BK's GUY HAINES, HAINES HIS WAY.   It is very uplifting and put me in a good mood.

[George]

today I fast and tonight I prep  and tomorrow  .... well I don't want to think about tomorroww  I am not looking forward to this

~~~Vibes of All Kinds for Vixmom!!~~~

[George]

Good morning, all! I'm up, dressed, and ready for the session. Thank you for the vines last night! I need them today.

I'm also a bit tense because, after yesterday's email exchange, my beloved producer Judy appears to have gone from a "this is fun! " recording to a "let's finish this crap fast!" attitude. If that's the case, it will be a tense day.  If sure that's a part of her own frustrations, by I prefer those sessions where things go my way and very smoothly. This recording could be fantastic,  but it's been a damned difficult one to assemble, and I'm tense.

KEEP THOSE POSITIVE VIBES COMING!

~~~Vibes of All Kinds for Elmore!!~~~

[George]

Here is a great collection of Mary Rodgers YouTube clips. You can also follow the links to the full 1964 television Once Upon a Mattress (in three parts):
http://goo.gl/qzj84y

Enjoying these!

I e-mailed a link to the page to my home e-mail address and will watch them tonight when I get home.  Thanks for sharing, Sing!

[elmore3003]

I am home. I thank those of you kind and generous enough to send vibes! They were excellent, and things went amazingly well. I wasn't sure, and there were several intense and tense moments, but we got through everything with time to spare. I really believe things would not have gone well without your good wishes.

[George]

You say Carmina (short i)
I say Carmina (long i)
You say Burana (eena)
I say Burana (ahna)
Let's call the whole thing Orff

Orff, orff, orff!

Shouldn't it be, "Let's Carl the whole thing Orff"?

[George]

I am home. I thank those of you kind and generous enough to send vibes! They were excellent, and things went amazingly well. I wasn't sure, and there were several intense and tense moments, but we got through everything with time to spare. I really believe things would not have gone well without your good wishes.

Great news, Larry!

[Kate]

LIBRARY REPORT:

BOOKS:

A Big Heart Open to God (A Conversation with Pope Francis)
Billy Graham (The Reason For My Hope)

DVD'S:

Girl on a Bicycle
Being Flynn
Hours
Labor Day
Runner Runner
Black Narcissus

I also puchased a used DVD:  Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 2)

I would appreciate any comments on these!

[Kate]

May God Bless Mary Rodgers!

[Kate]

Goodbye for Now!

[Ron Pulliam]

I am home. I thank those of you kind and generous enough to send vibes! They were excellent, and things went amazingly well. I wasn't sure, and there were several intense and tense moments, but we got through everything with time to spare. I really believe things would not have gone well without your good wishes.

However small my part in your good day may have been, I am pleased to have been a part of the whole!!!

[Ron Pulliam]

This Friday is almost done, and I am thrilled.

[Ron Pulliam]

Just thinking about the looming weekend has me chilled.

[Ron Pulliam]

I am looking forward to supper and having my stomach filled!

[Ron Pulliam]

For this rare entertainment, you will be billed!!!

[Ron Pulliam]

[FJL]

I didn't know Powell at all until Ginny talked about her. Because she's an early century writer I looked to see if any of her stuff was at Gutenberg or Many Books. No luck there but the Internet Archive, a great resource has those 2 books. Open Library, another Internet lending library, has 17 of her books in some form

Dawn Powell Open Library

I've got all her novels that were reissued, the volume of collected plays, the Tim Page bio and the volume of collected letters. I kinda went Powell crazy in the 1990s. Still love her stuff.

Thank you to DR Ben for the links to eBook versions of Dawn Powell's work.  Ask Anthony if he remembers helping me pick out DP books at the Strand Bookstore and then chatting about my project on a park bench in Union Square.

DR John G, when you read WHITHER (which I didn't think was so bad), pay attention to the description of Rowena, the Lyceum performer, between pages 112 and 121.  I laughed out loud when reading that and imagining what Dawn would think of a Chautauqua enactment of herself!

I think she had a good sense of humor about everything but herself.

Remember the quote from Mel Brooks, though:  "Tragedy is when I cut my finger. Comedy is when you fall into an open sewer...”

[Jane]

I am home. I thank those of you kind and generous enough to send vibes! They were excellent, and things went amazingly well. I wasn't sure, and there were several intense and tense moments, but we got through everything with time to spare. I really believe things would not have gone well without your good wishes.

I am very glad & relieved for you

[Jane]

I didn't know Powell at all until Ginny talked about her. Because she's an early century writer I looked to see if any of her stuff was at Gutenberg or Many Books. No luck there but the Internet Archive, a great resource has those 2 books. Open Library, another Internet lending library, has 17 of her books in some form

Dawn Powell Open Library

I've got all her novels that were reissued, the volume of collected plays, the Tim Page bio and the volume of collected letters. I kinda went Powell crazy in the 1990s. Still love her stuff.

Thank you to DR Ben for the links to eBook versions of Dawn Powell's work.  Ask Anthony if he remembers helping me pick out DP books at the Strand Bookstore and then chatting about my project on a park bench in Union Square.

DR John G, when you read WHITHER (which I didn't think was so bad), pay attention to the description of Rowena, the Lyceum performer, between pages 112 and 121.  I laughed out loud when reading that and imagining what Dawn would think of a Chautauqua enactment of herself!

I think she had a good sense of humor about everything but herself.

Remember the quote from Mel Brooks, though:  "Tragedy is when I cut my finger. Comedy is when you fall into an open sewer...”