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[bk]

I'd give thanks for that.

[bk]

I do not understand page five.

[bk]

Page five?  Really?

[bk]

REALLY?

[George]

I'm home from Thanksgiving dinner with the family:  my parents, my niece, my sister, her boyfriend and my cousin and his wife.  We ate and chatted and played Phase 10 and I lost.   We had a good time and then I came home, which is where I am now. 

[George]

I'm now watching TV.  I recorded both the NBC and the CBS broadcasts of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, and I want to make a DVD of just the theater performances.  I know Taylor Swift performed, but I have no interest in her performance.

[George]

One interesting e-mail this morning, which would seem to finally put an end to some nonsense that's been going on since the end of April.  This is the first time that anyone involved in this thing has finally admitted wrongdoing on their part, so that was good.  They did stop short of the full admission but they know they have been in the wrong since day one.  They're never going to admit anything else and they're trying to actually close the matter for good now in order to avoid us doing anything else - we're discussing it, but my thinking is the matter will be closed.

Sounds like good news, BK.

[George]

I wish I was having a Thanksgiving dinner. But instead I am having pizza.

Hope you feel better DR Jane!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I wish I'd had pizza...I don't like turkey.

[George]

Our 2014 Thanksgiving is history as is Mother's 96th birthday.  She actually came for the feast, but didn't eat much except for pumpkin pie.  My niece and nephew did all the transporting and assisting Gram into and out of our house.  I am forever grateful for that.

A Very Happy 94th Birthday to your Mother, Ginny!!

[bk]

We need damn food reports.  And I believe our very own George is supposed to be listening to the Sandy CD but is instead watching frivolous television programming.

[bk]

I do not understand 129 postings.

[George]

There was a lot of different kinds of food at the family's gathering.  There was turkey, ham, stuff (regular and vegan), sweet potatoes, scalloped potatoes, corn pudding, rolls, and other stuff too numerous to mention.  For desserts we had my sister's homemade peach cobbler, vegan (tofu) pudding (it actually wasn't too bad), and store-bought apple, pumpkin and blueberry pies.  I had the peach cobbler, pudding and blueberry pie.

Yummy all around!

[George]

We need damn food reports.  And I believe our very own George is supposed to be listening to the Sandy CD but is instead watching frivolous television programming.

I can do both...just not at the same time.

[bk]

The one time I made Thanksgiving dinner, which was in the late 1980s in Santa Monica, I made corn pudding from a great recipe.  I still have the recipe and maybe I'll whip it out and make it for the Christmas Eve Do. 

[bk]

We need damn food reports.  And I believe our very own George is supposed to be listening to the Sandy CD but is instead watching frivolous television programming.

I can do both...just not at the same time.

Then do the one you promised to do - we take our promises, promises seriously, seriously you know.  We need to hear thoughts and we have not had a new Amazon review in days and days.

[bk]

I do not understand corn pudding - but I like corn pudding.  I like corn.  I like pudding. 

[bk]

It's been in the mid-80s here all week, but then very chilly in the evenings.

[bk]

Where in tarnation IS everyone?  You'd think it was Thanksgiving or something.

[George]

We need damn food reports.  And I believe our very own George is supposed to be listening to the Sandy CD but is instead watching frivolous television programming.

I can do both...just not at the same time.

Then do the one you promised to do - we take our promises, promises seriously, seriously you know.  We need to hear thoughts and we have not had a new Amazon review in days and days.

Here it is:

Sandy and Bruce Making Beautiful Music Together Again

I’ve been a fan of actor/ author/composer/producer Bruce Kimmel’s for a long time.  To get an album of his songs has been a real treat.  And to have all the songs sung by someone with such a lovely voice as Sandy Bainum is just the icing on the cake.  Her voice is smooth and expressive and she performs the songs as if they were written for her.  Some of my favorites are “It Might Be Fun,” “When You’re Waiting for Love,” “Who Do I Have to Blank to Get Out of this Show?” and “Two Roads,” the latter co-written with Richard M. Sherman.  It’s also a real treat to hear these performed by a great, full-sized orchestra.  It’s an aural delight that I will enjoy listening to for a long time.  Can’t wait for their next album together!

[bk]

Worth the wait, baby, worth the wait.