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[ChasSmith]

Thank you kind lady who helped DR elmore.

Yes indeed!!!

[Jane]

I've been going non-stop all morning, in a good way.

Dishes still need washing though we stopped for dinner on our way home from shopping at the Woodburn Discount stores in Oregon.  The place is huge.  Forty-five minutes to get there, two hours to shop in two stores, an hour and a half to get home.  I really hadn't eaten much in the morning.  It was easy to stop at Beaches, a favorite of ours, located on the river and conveniently located between our freeway exit and home.

[vixmom]

Joining in the theater fun today, for your reading pleasure, a very positive review of our ACT ONE:

http://thegarytheolivia.com/farm-art-festival-inspired-by-nature/

 That is our beloved Chas, provideing great. Music and working well with others !  I wish I could see it

[vixmom]

Thank you cinnamon candy lady!

[vixmom]

Aha....the law firm of Cranky & Crabby....my friend Eleanor as Aunt March and yours truly as Mr. Laurence....closing night of LITTLE WOMEN.

Lovely picture mr rand!

[bk]

Page four?  Really?

[bk]

REALLY?

[bk]

Back from a nice and fun dinner with Lanny at the Eclectic Cafe - had that same risotto dish and some mac-and-cheese for extra starch.

[George]

Enjoy your German family day.

Thanks, Jane!  I did!

[George]

Sounds like a fun day, George!

It was, Fred!  We went down to the local (closed) brewery and walked around the park and the Deschutes River.  We then went to the Olympia's farmers market, then we walked around the capitol building.  Finally, we went to my sister's house and I crashed. 

[George]

I left my sister's house, got the programs printed, got some food, and now I'm at the theater.

[George]

Aha....the law firm of Cranky & Crabby....my friend Eleanor as Aunt March and yours truly as Mr. Laurence....closing night of LITTLE WOMEN.

Very nice picture, Jrand!

[George]

Joining in the theater fun today, for your reading pleasure, a very positive review of our ACT ONE:

http://thegarytheolivia.com/farm-art-festival-inspired-by-nature/

That's great, ChasSmith!

[George]

Thank you kind lady who helped DR elmore.

Ditto!!

[George]

The show is about to start and we have 11 people.  Nice!

[George]

Good first laugh!

[John G.]

Great photo, JRand.

[George]

The laughing continues!  A VERY good sign!

[John G.]

Went to an interesting new show this evening called 14. The director created it for his 14-year-old daughter. It was a dance piece about growing up in a post-9/11 world.

[John G.]

There were some haunting images, some good music.

[John G.]

The piece was surprising because it was so unlike the rest of the stuff that I've seen this theater troupe produce. Last year, they did Carnage, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, True West and The Irish Curse.

This season, they presented an Italian puppet theater troupe doing Pinnochio, a one-woman show about the slaughter of the Amish girls in Pennsylvania, a show about soccer moms, and now this.

I like the variety but I wonder what ticket holders must think.

[John G.]

Happy Bloomsday, y'all.

[John G.]

On this day, June 16, the entire novel of Ulysses takes place.

[John G.]

I didn't have time to re-read any of it, but I am listening to "Himself and Nora," a not-very-good musical version of Joyce's life with his wife.

[John G.]

Watched the rest of a rather dull "ladies' movie" from 1941 called "When Ladies Meet" with Joan Crawford, Greer Garson, Robert Taylor and Herbert Marshall. Yawn.

[John G.]

I need to get to bed.

[John G.]

Hello, 0 guests.

[John G.]

I guess we'll finish this page first.

[John G.]

It's only a post ...

[John G.]

Or two.