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[George]

Good news, DR George.

Thanks, Singdaw!

[George]

Oh, look!  It's Page Six!!

[George]

In the meantime, what are you doing?  A tarp and some duct tape?

Fortunately, no.  It's parked in my garage and I'm driving my sister's car.  She works from home, so she doesn't need it very much.

[George]

Tonight, I'm actually going to go shopping with her, since even when I'm not borrowing her car, she doesn't really like to go shopping by herself.

[George]

And now, my lunch time is over, so I need to get back to work.

[singdaw]

Hie thee hence, DR George.

[singdaw]

I hope that when I go to bed tonight, I will be surprised by sleep.

[elmore3003]

So, Amazon Fresh is same day delivery?

No, it's usually a day or two later, in my experience.

[John G.]

Lost another friend today. Bev had been ill with cancer for some time. She went peacefully, I’m told.

[Ginny]

DR John G, I’m so sorry to hear about your friends.

[George]

Lost another friend today. Bev had been ill with cancer for some time. She went peacefully, I’m told.

[bk]

Let us have no more vomiting.

[bk]

There has been quite enough vomiting around these here parts.

[bk]

We simply must get past the vomiting.

[bk]

And certainly, I wish they'd get past vomiting in the movies.

[bk]

Speaking of vomiting, haven't we been on page six quite long enough.

[bk]

Food was okay.

[bk]

I had calories to spare, so a little dessert is on its merry way.

[Jane]

Travel vibes to DR Jane and Keith!

They worked.  We even arrived half an hour early.

[Jane]

Travel vibes for Keith and Jane

Thank you, home sweet home.

[Jane]

Travel vibes for Jane and Keith.

Thanks.

[Jane]

Welcome home to DR JANE & KEITH!

Thank you.

[Jane]

It figures, it warmed up a bit in Milwaukee and cooled down here.  We just keep missing the good weather.

[Jane]

Vibes for your brother-in-law, Ginny. I hope he is out of surgery and doing well.

Thank you, DR Laura.  His surgery was completed earlier this afternoon, apparently successfully.

Excellent.  Vibes for a speedy recovery.

[Jane]

I've never had egg nog. I've had an egg and I may have had a nog, but never together.

  

[Jane]

When I was talking to the insurance agent on Friday, she had called the dealer about getting me an appointment, and I got the impression from her that one wouldn't be available until the end of December !  I'm glad that I was wrong.

That would have been shocking.

[Jane]

Lost another friend today. Bev had been ill with cancer for some time. She went peacefully, I’m told.

My condolences on the loss of your friends

[Jane]

We have the ability to set the indoor temperature from afar.

[Jane]

Today we forgot to turn the heat up until we were about five minutes from home.

[bk]

I have loved this song since this version of it came out in 1968 on a 45, subsequently released on an LP two years later. For me, this is a textbook example of how an arrangement/orchestration can completely make a good song great, and Mr. Prysock, a wonderful and these days completely unsung singer, gives it a most perfect vocal. You cannot imagine how powerful this was back when it came out, the precursor, really, to Mama, Look Sharp. I've been addicted to it since the day I heard it and ran out and bought the 45 and then the LP when it came out. It is nauseating that it has never made it to CD. The arrangement/orchestration is by the brilliant Claus Ogerman. You can thank me later https://youtu.be/E6-ZedP3PwE The song is, of course, from Mata Hari.