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[TCB]

Happy birthday and Feel-better vibes to dear TCB!!!

Thank you, my dear friend!

[TCB]

Page three!

[TCB]

Happy birthday to our beloved TCB!

Sending you pain free vibes

Thank you, vixmom! 

I wish I could say they were pain free.

[Jane]

From DR John:

Last comment on The Personal Librarian. In the first half of the book, Belle refers to Lily Dale without mentioning she's the lead character in Edith Wharton's House of Mirth. That book would have come out about two years prior to the date of the mention and would not have been the classic character that she became in time.

Later in the novel, Belle's lover becomes Edith Wharton's lover and no connection is made. In fact, we never get the feeling that Belle has an opinion on Wharton, much less her work.

I wouldn't have picked up on any of this.  Thank you for all of your insightful comments.

[Jane]

Happy birthday to our beloved TCB!

Sending you pain free vibes

Thank you, vixmom! 

I wish I could say they were pain free.

If not pain free, then hopefully your day is less painful.

[TCB]

Happy birthday, TCB! May it be pain free.

Thank you DR John.

[TCB]

THE SEAGULL was one of the only plays I was never asked to do.  THANK GOD!!

[John G.]

THE SEAGULL was one of the only plays I was never asked to do.  THANK GOD!!

Ha!

[John G.]

Didn’t want to be called Trigorin?

[TCB]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, TCB!!!

Thank you DR Chas!

[TCB]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, TCB!!!

Thank you, Chas!

[TCB]

Happy Birthday to DR TCB!!

Thank you Jrand71 (to be changing very soon).

[TCB]

DR TCB, wishing you a day without pain.

Thank you, Jane, I love it.  Sasha and Buddy on catnip!

[TCB]

Happy Birthday, TCB!   Hope you're feeling well today.

Thank you, DR Kevin.  I am afraid not.  I have been up since 3:30.

[TCB]

Didn’t want to be called Trigorin?

Didn't want to sit around every night at rehearsal and performance listening to that dialogue over and over.

[John G.]

Oh, you’re one pf those actors who listen to what other people say?

[TCB]

That is why I turned down a role in STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE.

[George]

DR George, thank you enormously for the Spitfire Grill mp3 filkes! I look forward to listening to it. My friend Garrett Long was also in the cast. I had forgotten that.

It was my pleasure, Larry!

[George]

They’re getting sick at work. Two officially out, one with covid for a second time. One working from home who probably should be off.

Oh, no!

[George]

Our power went out a little before I got here around 8:35...and two hours later, it's still out!

[George]

[George]

Well, the rumor is that the power won't be back until 2:30!  They're having a meeting to decide what to do, so we may go home, or not.

[TCB]

Well, the rumor is that the power won't be back until 2:30!  They're having a meeting to decide what to do, so we may go home, or not.

I would hope they would send you home.

[TCB]

Give me the boss's number.  I will call him.

[elmore3003]

Didn’t want to be called Trigorin?

Didn't want to sit around every night at rehearsal and performance listening to that dialogue over and over.

I think The Sea Gull is my favorite Chekhov play, followed by The Three Sisters. It breaks my heart. I like bits of The Cherry Orchard, but that idiot woman who owns the orchard is such a wavering nincompoop. I will never understand the point of Uncle Vanya. I couldn't wait for Act One to end so I could leave.

[elmore3003]

I've had a nice, refreshing bath, and I'm pleased the chicken turned out well. Thatch did not panic or start crying so that was a bonus.

[elmore3003]

Give me the boss's number.  I will call him.

Let's all call.

[elmore3003]

DR George deserves a free afternoon.

[TCB]

DR George deserves a free afternoon.

Yes, so he can run some errands for his sister and his niece.

[John G.]

Didn’t want to be called Trigorin?

Didn't want to sit around every night at rehearsal and performance listening to that dialogue over and over.

I think The Sea Gull is my favorite Chekhov play, followed by The Three Sisters. It breaks my heart. I like bits of The Cherry Orchard, but that idiot woman who owns the orchard is such a wavering nincompoop. I will never understand the point of Uncle Vanya. I couldn't wait for Act One to end so I could leave.

Then don’t watch Drive My Car. Within its three hours is the story of a man directing Uncle Vanya.