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I’m sorry, I know this is not a place for political comments, but what the Hell is wrong with that guy in the White House?

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In the last two days we have had 14 bombs delivered to various individuals who have done nothing more wrong than to disagree with Trump.

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Instead of learning about the danger of his damaging comments, he goes into his political rally this evening and he starts in on his ”Crooked Hillary” garbage, knowing fully well that it will stir up his crowds.

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What is it going to take for him to realize what he is doing?  Does one of his enemies have to be murdered before he wakes up to what he is doing?  Maybe that is what he wants.  It is total madness!

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If someone dies, he should be held responsible for their death.  Lock him up!

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Sorry.  This world is in a very dangerous place right now.

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Good bye.

[George]

But I want to go back to Lethal White.

I'm enjoying it.  I just finished chapter 22 (31% on my Kindle).

I have gotten through chapter 8. Just making that first push.

A co-worker is listening to the talking book and he's about 3/4 through.  He really likes it, too.

[George]

Back... from my one performance of this particular "Addams".

I didn't speak of this after my one rehearsal with them, but frankly, I was surprised at how good the core cast -- AND the audience -- were at tonight's opening.

Something happened with these kids between Tuesday night and tonight. Most (not all) showed themselves to really "get" these roles. And the lines. The lines! For their part, the audience, which for opening night was probably peopled with many friends and family, was actually listening to the lines and responding, appropriately and beautifully, to practically every joke. And coming back to the kids, they handled applause and laughter timing like seasoned professionals. WTF? And what a damned pleasure.

That's great, ChasSmith!

[George]

If only I could say the "orchestra" measured up accordingly. We were six:  me on keyboard (piano only), another keyboardist, one reed, one cello, bass, and drums. Unfortunately, I have to say that the bass player and I were the only real ones.

And isn't it sad, when you can't even say that about the drummer? Lordy.

But the gal on reeds, the keyboardist (oh, let's not even go there...), and the cellist who sat right behind me?

Think, men, think.

Okay, they were very inexperienced students playing their first show. But I heard nary a sound out of them. Nary a sound. The director could thank her lucky stars that I was there. Likewise, for the person I was subbing for. Because there really wouldn't have been any music otherwise.

Ooo...that's too bad.

[George]

Tom, I COMPLETELY agree with you...as do a LOT of my friends (and most of my family).

[vixmom]

Sorry to have been E&T

[vixmom]

Hope all is well with all of you

[vixmom]

Goodnight

[George]

Today was a day of meetings for me at work.  I'm supposed to have individual meetings with my staff to check in every once in a while to prepare for their evaluations at the end of the year.  I haven't been having as many as I probably should (meaning any).

[George]

So, I was able to schedule one last night and the other four today.  They were relatively painless for me.  I'm just not used to running a meeting, even a one-on-one, but I got through them.  My staff had no problems with them.  I just to get used to having them.

[George]

Sorry to have been E&T

Hi, Vixmom.

[George]

Hope all is well with all of you

Thanks, and with you!

[George]

Goodnight

Bye, Vixmom.