I had my annual oncology visit this morning. Got the all clear and an appointment for next October.
Quote from: vixmom on October 13, 2020, 11:10:13 AMI had my annual oncology visit this morning. Got the all clear and an appointment for next October.What wonderful news!
Jane, the "illustrated" edition is a Project Guttenberg edition, and it turns out that there are no actual illustrations in the downloaded epub book that I got
I clicked the "Recommend to library" link and saw that between e-book and audio, OverDrive has 37, count 'em, THIRTY-SEVEN different editions of this one title that libraries can purchase!
Hope your nose recovers, DR TCB!
So many surgeries and “procedures” - past, present, and future.VIBES for DR singdaw and everyone else recovering or contemplating new such adventures.
Surgery vibes for DR ELMORE & DR singdaw.Great news from DR JANE......
Tuesday morning greetings! It's a bee-yoo-tee-ful fall day here in SW Ohio. We had a doozy of a thunderstorm last night and it cleared all that nasty humidity outta here.
Quote from: John G. on October 13, 2020, 05:46:37 AMQuote from: elmore3003 on October 13, 2020, 04:10:40 AMDR John G, yes, I worked on the Encores! Paint Your Wagon. I restored the long missing 2nd bass/tuba part from the full scores. That was a delightful production, and luckily some of the worst added lines to the edited libretto were cut (something anachronistic about the wordplay on miners and minors was completely wrong). Keith Carradine is such a kind man, and the cast was so good.I made it through Act One. Will watch the rest later. The male chorus has some great voices. Someone named Nathaniel Hackman did a great version of They Call the Wind Maria. British conductor John Wilson asked me about Hackman when he was casting Curly for his Proms concert of Oklahoma! and I was happy to recommend him. He's a good guy. Here's the Proms broadcast. Hus Laurie is my beloved Scarlet Strallen, who played the lead in The New Yorkers and whom DR Ginny, Richard, and I saw in A Gentleman's Guide to Murder.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NpknzTa3ck
Quote from: elmore3003 on October 13, 2020, 04:10:40 AMDR John G, yes, I worked on the Encores! Paint Your Wagon. I restored the long missing 2nd bass/tuba part from the full scores. That was a delightful production, and luckily some of the worst added lines to the edited libretto were cut (something anachronistic about the wordplay on miners and minors was completely wrong). Keith Carradine is such a kind man, and the cast was so good.I made it through Act One. Will watch the rest later. The male chorus has some great voices. Someone named Nathaniel Hackman did a great version of They Call the Wind Maria.
DR John G, yes, I worked on the Encores! Paint Your Wagon. I restored the long missing 2nd bass/tuba part from the full scores. That was a delightful production, and luckily some of the worst added lines to the edited libretto were cut (something anachronistic about the wordplay on miners and minors was completely wrong). Keith Carradine is such a kind man, and the cast was so good.
HA!
I have never seen either Close Encounters or ET. I should remedy that.
Last night I caught a reporter interviewing Trump supporters at the Florida rally. I would swear that science has discovered algae with higher intelligence than these idiots. I could not believe the sheer utter stupidity and misinformation they spouted.
TODThe first two that come to mind are Merchant Ivory’s A Room With a View and John Waters’ original Hairspray.
