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[vixmom]

Then she took us to another mall to buy shoes

[vixmom]

When we came out the car was gone

[vixmom]

It was found a few days later  in a wooded area by some road  worker that went into the woods to relieve himself

[vixmom]

But our new clothes were gone along with my dad’s tools and for some odd reason, the sun visors

[vixmom]

When the Vixter started working at the Texas Roadhouse her car was broken into one night.

[vixmom]

She was taking an art class at college and had all her art supplies ($300 worth just purchased the week before) stolen, along with her portfolio.

[vixmom]

She had them in a tool box on the back seat so I suspect the thief was disappointed to find paint , brushes and pastel crayons instead of pricy tools

[vixmom]

They got in by smashing the window with a big rock

[vixmom]

The owner of the Texas Roadhouse gave the Vixter the money  to repurchase her art supplies

[bk]

Oy and vey.

[Jane]

The sight of the “Christmas star” was neat.

I am glad you enjoyed it.

[Jane]

I wasn’t able to see the Christmas star, it was far too overcast

It has been pouring here.

[bk]

Listening to the oddest Sibelius second I've ever heard, Thomas Schippers conducting.  I don't know if this was recorded during an LSD trip but it's pretty wacky.  The opening is so slow and ponderous, rather like Godzilla, and then the second movement's opening is on speed.  The recording itself is a bit dry, surprising for Columbia and the NY Phil.  Well, it's keeping me entertained.

[Jane]

The owner of the Texas Roadhouse gave the Vixter the money  to repurchase her art supplies

Awww.

[George]

I wasn’t able to see the Christmas star, it was far too overcast

Ditto and ditto.

[George]

Listening to Threepenny Opera, Decca with Mauceri conducting.  I must say, Mauceri has wonderful taste in music - can't be faulted - and occasionally he's made a decent album.  But he clearly knows nothing about sound and every album I've heard from him is recorded distantly and mastered too low.  I have never heard so lifeless a version of Threepenny in my life and you hear it from note one of the overture, which is funereal in pace.  Ute Hagen is fine and so are the most of the other singers.  But this requires energy and it also requires that the band be, I don't know, present?

Yikes!

[bk]

I had some Gelson's snacks - a little stuffing and a little string bean casserole, then I had the rest of yesterday's Hormel chili - all in all about 1200 calories, I should think.

[bk]

Did I really write Ute Hagen???  Ute Lemper, of course.

[George]

The owner of the Texas Roadhouse gave the Vixter the money  to repurchase her art supplies

That was really nice.

[George]

Tonight I watched and recorded to my computer what I hope is the last Hallmark Christmas movie that my niece wanted me to record.

[George]

This was one of several Hallmark movies that were all based in the same fictitious town of Evergreen, Vermont, and featured characters from other movies as cameos.

[George]

Now, I'm converting the chunks (because recording the whole movie as one file doesn't seem to work) and then I'll combine them into one complete file.

[TCB]

As I'm making more bread. I'm listening to musicals that have a Holiday reference.  Besides Annie and Here's Love - what others are there?  And yes, I've recently listened to both A Broadway Christmas and a Hollywood Christmas!

SHE LOVES ME
HOLIDAY INN
DIE HARD-The musical

[TCB]

I also asked my dentist if I would able to sing when all the work was completed and he said yes.*

This will be good news to all of the Music/Vocal Directors at PCPH....and I look forward to auditioning for leading roles when the PANdemic is over.

I never thought about that.  Thank goodness he said yes.

*That was his little joke that he could never sing before.

[TCB]

As I'm making more bread. I'm listening to musicals that have a Holiday reference.  Besides Annie and Here's Love - what others are there?  And yes, I've recently listened to both A Broadway Christmas and a Hollywood Christmas!

I Love My Wife

That is very sweet, Ginny, but I didn’t know you had one!

[TCB]

Oh, Ginny! I'm so glad your shortbread was a fail. I read that as you had "a kitchen fall." I am so relieved.

That was what I read, too.

[TCB]

Well, the celebration has started early. I cut one of the black radishes early and made a loaf of radish bread.

I don’t think I have ever heard of a black radish or radish bread.

[TCB]

He had sliced new potatoes cooked in pork gravy and peas with his pork chop

I think I vote with vixdad.

[George]

Hi, Tom.

[George]

Well, the celebration has started early. I cut one of the black radishes early and made a loaf of radish bread.

I don’t think I have ever heard of a black radish or radish bread.

Not being a fan of radishes in general, I hadn't either.