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[TCB]

I may even trim my roses early.

Is that a euphemism?

[TCB]

Good evening.

[TCB]

I’m sorry, but I have been in Florida with vixmom.

[TCB]

What’s the dullest musical you’ve ever seen?

That is a tough one, but THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD ranks right near the top.

[TCB]

Where is everyone?

I actually took a shower and went out today.  I went to Panda Express for dinner, and then Costco.  I ended up buying a pair of pants from Costco, just because. 

I thought you had never eaten at Panda Express?

[TCB]

Hi, George.

[George]

Hi, Tom.

[George]

Hi, George.

Hi, Tom.

Jinx!

[TCB]

Hi, George.

Hi, Tom.

Jinx!

Pretty damn close.

[George]

Yup! 

[TCB]

George, wasn’t it you that asked me how I liked Panda Express?

[George]

So, I think the next Blu-ray (or two) that I'm going to make is of the TV miniseries from three years ago, "When We Rise."

[TCB]

No Jane, I didn’t get to see my friend today.

[George]

George, wasn’t it you that asked me how I liked Panda Express?

It might've been me.  I like Panda Express and actually went there today. So, how do you like Panda Express?

[TCB]

We texted a couple of times.

[TCB]

We can’t talk on the phone because he is totally deaf.  He was a music teacher.

[George]

"When We Rise" is eight hours (including commercials), so I may need to split it over two discs.  We'll see how large the files sizes are once I put them into the Blu-ray burning software.

[George]

We can’t talk on the phone because he is totally deaf.  He was a music teacher.

That's too bad. What happened?

[TCB]

So, I think the next Blu-ray (or two) that I'm going to make is of the TV miniseries from three years ago, "When We Rise."

Is that the one about the bread maker?

[Jane]

Recording was really fun, as it turned out.  We got some blind kids to do it (the show is about a legally blind girl) and I found them wonderful and so positive.  We're going to try and have them come to the show.  The show is a talking play and while the visuals I've made are nice, they'll understand the play just from hearing it.

This sounds great.

[George]

So, I think the next Blu-ray (or two) that I'm going to make is of the TV miniseries from three years ago, "When We Rise."

Is that the one about the bread maker?

No.

[TCB]

George, wasn’t it you that asked me how I liked Panda Express?

It might've been me.  I like Panda Express and actually went there today. So, how do you like Panda Express?

I guess it wasn’t you that asked, because the person who asked, had never been there.  I like Panda Express.  It is better than Safeway.

[Jane]

No Jane, I didn’t get to see my friend today.

I am sorry.

[George]

When We Rise is "A chronicled re-telling of the gay rights movement in the United States, beginning with the Stonewall riots in 1969."

[Jane]

We can’t talk on the phone because he is totally deaf.  He was a music teacher.

This is sad. 

[George]

There was also a documentary about the miniseries that was broadcast, When We Rise: The People Behind the Story, but I didn't know about it, so I wasn't able to record it.

[TCB]

We can’t talk on the phone because he is totally deaf.  He was a music teacher.

That's too bad. What happened?

He is literally allergic to everything.  It has gotten worse over the last twenty years.  He played Barnaby Tucker, when I played Cornelius in HELLO, DOLLY!

[George]

We can’t talk on the phone because he is totally deaf.  He was a music teacher.

That's too bad. What happened?

He is literally allergic to everything.  It has gotten worse over the last twenty years.  He played Barnaby Tucker, when I played Cornelius in HELLO, DOLLY!

Oh, my goodness!  I can't imagine that.

[George]

...being allergic to everything, not playing Barnaby against your Cornelius.

[George]

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