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[FJL]

We got a write-up, and I'm mentioned!

Musical theater again fills Olympia’s Capitol Theater!

Congrats, George!

[George]

We got a write-up, and I'm mentioned!

Musical theater again fills Olympia’s Capitol Theater!

Congrats, George!

Thanks, again, Fred!

[Druxy]

Thus was the 1977 movie ethnic Elizabeth Taylor, Dinana Rigg , they cut out half the music  and those that were Kept were sung badly

I'm not 100% sure, but I think Roger Corman's company handled the distribution in the USA.  However, I don't believe he was involved in the production.

[John G.]

We got a write-up, and I'm mentioned!

Musical theater again fills Olympia’s Capitol Theater!

Nice article, familiar face George.

[John G.]

Thus was the 1977 movie ethnic Elizabeth Taylor, Dinana Rigg , they cut out half the music  and those that were Kept were sung badly

I still have a soft spot for it. Still, it is bad an ineptly filmed. The editing of You Must Meet My Wifevis atrocious

[John G.]

Druxy, I agree with you on Stunt Man not hiding up quite as perfectly as I remember it being. But I felt such a rush after the first viewing that it will always hold a special spot.

[bk]

Back from the theater - worked on the murder and got it sharp again, then I stayed through the murder - it was actually a really good performance, so I was pleased - about a half house, which, in this theater, looks great.

[ChasSmith]

Back from seeing Zombie Prom.  My work is done. 

[bk]

Just had Freshly meal two - meat loaf, peas and pearl onions, and some red potato thing - 600 calories and dee-lish - maybe my favorite so far.

[bk]

For next week's meals I've switched it up a bit and am trying almost all new things, but I must revisit the meat loaf the following week.

[bk]

Page five?  Really? 

[bk]

What would Rimsky-Korsakov say?

[bk]

Listening to Mikhail Pletnov do Rachmaninov - it's perfectly nice.

[Jane]

These days I am not reading anything as heavy/challenging as Proust.  I began reading SECRETS OF A CHARMED LIFE.  It takes place in England jumping between the present and WW2.

I'm currently reading "First Lord's Fury," book 6 of 6 in the CODEX ALERA series by Jim Butcher while patiently waiting for the latest Dresden Files book to become available again from OverDrive.  I was reading that when I lost my previous Kindle.

I still have the first book of the Dresden Files on my to read queue. 

Did the book automatically return to the library before you purchased a new Kindle?

Well, because I had/have/use a specific Kindle device, what I do is check out the Kindle books through OverDrive, download them from Amazon by the "Transfer via computer" option (through a USB cable and save the file directly to my Kindle like flash drive or external hard drive), then instantly check in the title in Amazon so that the next patron doesn't have to wait at least a week to get the title.  It's then instantly taken off my OverDrive account, too.  I never turn on the Wi-Fi and sync my Kindle with my OverDrive account.  That way, the OverDrive books NEVER go away!  I can take as long as I want to read them and keep them on my Kindle forever (well, as long as my Kindle doesn't die or get lost ).

This option, of course, doesn't work for Kindle apps on other kinds of devices.

Complicated but clever, unless you lose your Kindle 😉

[Jane]

These days I am not reading anything as heavy/challenging as Proust.  I began reading SECRETS OF A CHARMED LIFE.  It takes place in England jumping between the present and WW2.

I'm currently reading "First Lord's Fury," book 6 of 6 in the CODEX ALERA series by Jim Butcher while patiently waiting for the latest Dresden Files book to become available again from OverDrive.  I was reading that when I lost my previous Kindle.

I still have the first book of the Dresden Files on my to read queue. 

Did the book automatically return to the library before you purchased a new Kindle?

Well, because I had/have/use a specific Kindle device, what I do is check out the Kindle books through OverDrive, download them from Amazon by the "Transfer via computer" option (through a USB cable and save the file directly to my Kindle like flash drive or external hard drive), then instantly check in the title in Amazon so that the next patron doesn't have to wait at least a week to get the title.  It's then instantly taken off my OverDrive account, too.  I never turn on the Wi-Fi and sync my Kindle with my OverDrive account.  That way, the OverDrive books NEVER go away!  I can take as long as I want to read them and keep them on my Kindle forever (well, as long as my Kindle doesn't die or get lost ).

This option, of course, doesn't work for Kindle apps on other kinds of devices.

I use OverDrive for my digital books.

So do I but I just downloaded them from my library and return within 21 days.

[George]

We got a write-up, and I'm mentioned!

Musical theater again fills Olympia’s Capitol Theater!

Nice article, familiar face George.

Thanks, John!

[George]

And I'm home!

[TCB]

Good evening!

[George]

Tonight's show had more people in the audience and they loved it!

[George]

Hi, Tom!

[TCB]

Feeling like crap tonight.

[TCB]

Met my friend Sharry for lunch today at Applebee's.

[TCB]

I had their Four-cheese Mac and cheese with chicken.  It was nasty.

[George]

My friend Margo saw the show tonight and really enjoyed it, also.  After the show, we went to El Sarapé.  Margo had the Topopo Salad and I had the Tacos Guadalajara, which were really good!

[TCB]

Then I came home and went to bed.

[George]

Back from the theater - worked on the murder and got it sharp again, then I stayed through the murder - it was actually a really good performance, so I was pleased - about a half house, which, in this theater, looks great.

Great!

[TCB]

George, I am glad the show is going well.

[George]

Feeling like crap tonight.

Oh, no!

[George]

I had their Four-cheese Mac and cheese with chicken.  It was nasty.

That's too bad.  I've had that before and enjoyed it.

[George]

George, I am glad the show is going well.

Thanks, Tom!