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[George]

PAGE FOUR ROCKY HORROR DANCE!!

[George]

And NOW I'm leaving!

[John G.]

I’m feeling better now.

I guess sleep is what you needed.  Stay feeling better.

I think it might have been something at the breakfast they served at the meeting this morning.

[Jane]

Not good.  Did anyone else feel sick?

[FJL]

I’m feeling better now.

I guess sleep is what you needed.  Stay feeling better.

I think it might have been something at the breakfast they served at the meeting this morning.

I usually find those types of breakfasts too greasy.  Anything like that?

[John G.]

I’m feeling better now.

I guess sleep is what you needed.  Stay feeling better.

I think it might have been something at the breakfast they served at the meeting this morning.

I usually find those types of breakfasts too greasy.  Anything like that?

The eggs were cold, and so was the sausage, maybe even undercooked.

[John G.]

The woman who gave us the green bean casserole has died.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2018/10/24/dorcas-reilly-inventor-green-bean-casserole-thanksgiving-favorite-has-died/?utm_term=.b48c1a49e361

[John G.]

My nephew loves the stuff so much that my mother has made it for him for years now. Thankfully, this happened after I moved out of the house. I dislike the stuff.

[John G.]

I've started an enjoyable novel called A Man Called Ove. Very dry wit. It's about a curmudgeon who warms up to what life has to offer. 

[John G.]

Watching Coppola's He's a Big Boy Now, which I've never seen. It's got some weird stuff in it with some funny performances from Tip Torn and Geraldine Page, Julie Harris and Karen Black.

[John G.]

Gratuitous post No. 100!

[Jane]

The woman who gave us the green bean casserole has died.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2018/10/24/dorcas-reilly-inventor-green-bean-casserole-thanksgiving-favorite-has-died/?utm_term=.b48c1a49e361

This was interesting.   I didn't realize the original recipe was different.  I wish it had been included in the story.

[Jane]

Watching Coppola's He's a Big Boy Now, which I've never seen. It's got some weird stuff in it with some funny performances from Tip Torn and Geraldine Page, Julie Harris and Karen Black.

We worked at the Bruin Theater in Westwood when "You're a Big Boy" played there.  That was a fun film to usher over and over again.

[Jane]

Tony Bill went to the theater one night and I sold him popcorn.   The other girl working the candy counter and I didn't recognize him because he was twice as cute in person and we were too distracted drooling over him

[Jane]

Oh, he was also very nice.

[bk]

Back from our run-through and then working some stuff.  I gave lots of specific notes tonight - first time for that.  The major problem from last night is, for the time being, worked out.

[bk]

Went to Gelson's for a snack - attempted to use my PayPal debit card - declined - twice.  Came home and went to PayPal site - plenty of money in there as I knew there was.  Attempted to call - no one home.  They're not gonna be happy with my call in the morning, that much I can tell you.

[bk]

Now get me off this damn page.

[FJL]

Tony Bill went to the theater one night and I sold him popcorn.   The other girl working the candy counter and I didn't recognize him because he was twice as cute in person and we were too distracted drooling over him

Wow, not only starring Redford and Newman, THE STING even had a super-handsome producer!

[FJL]

I didn't realize he had directed MY BODYGUARD.  One of those movies that you knew where it would go from the concept, but still very entertaining.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Bill

[jan]

Back in 1968 I worked in a beer bar in Hollywood that a piano player and a banjo player that music from the 20's, 30's and 40's.  Tony Bill came in one night to listen to the music.  He brought a girl with him who sat on the edge of the stage and sang along.  It was Liza Minelli.

[George]

I didn't realize he had directed MY BODYGUARD.  One of those movies that you knew where it would go from the concept, but still very entertaining.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Bill

My Bodyguard is one of my sister's all-time favorite movies.  She just loves it.

[George]

Back in 1968 I worked in a beer bar in Hollywood that a piano player and a banjo player that music from the 20's, 30's and 40's.  Tony Bill came in one night to listen to the music.  He brought a girl with him who sat on the edge of the stage and sang along.  It was Liza Manelli.

Wow...that's pretty cool!

[jan]

It was interesting but she wouldn't talk to anyone but Tony Bill.

[George]

Tonight, I brought the props that I had to the rehearsal space for The Rocky Horror Show. 

[George]

The blood that I made was a little too brown, so after the drop-off, I bought some more food color (that stuff is expensive...even at Walmart!) and different laundry detergent. 

[George]

What I had used before was much too blue, so it affected the red.

[George]

This second batch is better, but still not quite right. 

[George]

I'll use much less chocolate syrup and more food color.

[George]

Really!  The recipe that I used calls for chocolate syrup, laundry detergent and food coloring...simple but (hopefully) effective.