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[elmore3003]

AND vibes for DR ELMORE.  The candle starts burning at midnight.

Thank you!

[elmore3003]

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[Jeanne]

Hello, everyone.

[Jeanne]

My week wasn't as bad as BK's, but things do seem to be strange these days, and not just for me.

[Jeanne]

Technology vibes for DR Druxy.

Glad you got a discount!

[Jane]

Continued vibes for you DR JANE.

And vibes for DR JEANNE....as she continues to walk in the healthcare maze.

AND vibes for DR ELMORE.  The candle starts burning at midnight.

Thank you.

DITTO!

DITTO!

[Jeanne]

DR Jeanne did you watch Bodyguard?  We decided to wait for your reaction before watching it.  I am surprised you aren't watching The Woman in White, not that I am-lol

No, Jane, I decided that I needed something quieter last night, so I watched LARK RISE TO CANDLEFORD, an old favorite. I will give BODYGUARD a try--maybe tonight--and will post my reaction.

As for THE WOMAN IN WHITE, I saw it many years ago. It wasn't a favorite then. I believe the one airing now is a new version. Ho-hum. We'll see.

[Jeanne]

Continued vibes for you DR JANE.

And vibes for DR JEANNE....as she continues to walk in the healthcare maze.

AND vibes for DR ELMORE.  The candle starts burning at midnight.

Thanks!

[Jeanne]

Continued vibes for you DR JANE.

And vibes for DR JEANNE....as she continues to walk in the healthcare maze.

AND vibes for DR ELMORE.  The candle starts burning at midnight.

Thank you.

DITTO!

DITTO!

Thanks, Jane.

[Jeanne]

And continued vibes to Jane from me.

[Jeanne]

In fact, vibes to us all!

[Jeanne]

TTFN.

[Ginny]

...and here we are in Vicksburg, Mississippi.  All settled into our hotel, which is much nicer than the University of Memphis conference center where we spent the last two nights.

[John G.]

Came home and took a nap. I think I'm still feeling something from that flu shot.

[John G.]

Went outside and picked several jalapenos from the one plant. That's about 20 so far this year. There are a few more still growing.

[John G.]

There are also figs all over the tree, which I doubt will ripen. Too bad they weren't part of the earlier wave.

[John G.]

Now I've started The Devil Is a Woman. I remember BK's notes on what a strange movie this is.

[John G.]

What I don't remember is that John Dos Passos wrote the screenplay.

[John G.]

Or that the "Spanish" music was inspired by Borodin.

[Laura]

Good evening.

[Jane]

DR Jeanne did you watch Bodyguard?  We decided to wait for your reaction before watching it.  I am surprised you aren't watching The Woman in White, not that I am-lol

No, Jane, I decided that I needed something quieter last night, so I watched LARK RISE TO CANDLEFORD, an old favorite. I will give BODYGUARD a try--maybe tonight--and will post my reaction.

As for THE WOMAN IN WHITE, I saw it many years ago. It wasn't a favorite then. I believe the one airing now is a new version. Ho-hum. We'll see.

I agree about ho-hum.  The new version is modernizing the female roles.  We opted to pass.  My brother is enjoying it so far.

[Jane]

And continued vibes to Jane from me.

Thank you.  I am feeling good right now after a, once again, surprisingly generous serving of Woodford Reserve.   (bourbon).  Generous only in that it wasn't skimpy as some places serve it. 

[Jane]

In fact, vibes to us all!

DITTO ON THAT!

[Jane]

Finally, after 319 days the Myanmar court freed the Reuters journalists on bail in the incitement case

[Jane]

I need to wake up soon cuz I don't want to fall asleep watching tv.

[George]

The therapist did the Indian burn bands again followed by the cups.  While the cups were still on I extended my arm farther than it has gone and bent it much farther.  I can't go as far either direction now, but it will happen again.

Baby steps, Jane.  Baby steps!

[George]

The last 24 hours have been a nightmare.

AT&T convinced us that we would save $20.00 per month on our bill if they installed new wiring, so we agreed. The job was supposed to take an hour or two. (The technical aspects of what they had to do is above my pay grade, so don't ask.)

The technician was supposed to arrive yesterday between 9-11 AM. AT&T called and told us he would be late. He got here at 1 PM. While he was doing his work, we had no phone, TV or Internet.

At 4 PM, he called in back-up. Still no TV, phone or Internet.

The two techs went home at 9 PM. We had phone service, but no TV or Internet. Missed several shows we wanted to see. :-(

The 2nd technician came back this morning around 9:30. He left about 10 minutes ago.

We now have TV, phone and Internet.

Both of the technicians were nice, capable guys, but the system they have to work with is really crap.

Groan.  At the least I would insist you have a reduction of 1 day on your bill.  Of course that might not be worth the phone call required.

I just talked to AT&T.  They are giving me a 50% discount on next month's phone bill.

That's great, Druxy!

[George]

As  “A Chorus Line” draws near:  The word was Ed Kleban had an aversion tom his own lyric for "What I Did For Love" as he didn't believe the sentiment.  But of course it feels like great writing for character, whatever the lyricist himself felt.  (There were reportedly quips like "We felt sure Ed was straight, because he hated women less than he hated men." 

 
Some people who’d found Ed Kleban a bit less benevolent than he was portrayed in Broadway's “A Class Act” have kidded that real fun for Mr. Kleban might possibly have been seeing the reactions of the 298 people who didn’t win the $100,000 even more than the joy of the 2 who actually won. .  So imagining Ed Kleban addressing the non-winners of the $100,000 Kleban Prize. 

“What You Did Got Snubbed” (Kiss The Dough Goodbye)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZn00NbxLbM

Funny, Fred!

[Jane]

We have season 1, episode 10 of THE GOOD DOCTOR to watch.

[George]

Well, since we're so close...