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[singdaw]

NINE

[Ron Pulliam]

So it's back to soap and water.

Thank goodness!

[singdaw]

Good night, friends.

[singdaw]

Oh, and ~~~SAFE TRAVEL HOME VIBES~~~ for you tomorrow, DR Jane!

[Ron Pulliam]

I used to use an ozone machine to do the job, but now they say this can cause the materials to degrade.

Mine don't seem to have been harmed by it.

Of course, the first time I got a CPAP and questioned how often I should clean it, I was told once a week would be enough.  I thought very differently about that after a few uses, and so I washed it quite often.

Love my SoClean CPAP cleaner, though.

[Ron Pulliam]

Good night, friends.

Night all!

[John G.]

Nice quote from David Richards, for New York Times theater critic who has died.

“The theater allows us to encounter a far greater tangle of human behavior than we ever do in the course of daily living,” he once wrote of his driving motivation as a critic. “It is a celebration of our multiple possibilities as human beings. At its best, theater leaves us with one sure thought: There but for the whimsies of fate, go I.”

[Jane]

Oh, and ~~~SAFE TRAVEL HOME VIBES~~~ for you tomorrow, DR Jane!

Thank you.

[John G.]

Camelot is closing early.

[Rodzinski]

Our town becomes like 3x as populated starting this weekend as all the Canadians with vacation homes descend.

Is that a good thing?

For some things yes. Our local supermarket and our local restaurant benefit from customers now so it can survive during the winter. Can mean long lines at our little border though.

[Rodzinski]

Camelot is closing early.

One brief, not-so-shining moment.

[John G.]

Good night, all.

[Jane]

Our town becomes like 3x as populated starting this weekend as all the Canadians with vacation homes descend.

Is that a good thing?

For some things yes. Our local supermarket and our local restaurant benefit from customers now so it can survive during the winter. Can mean long lines at our little border though.

We have lived in a couple of tourist towns. The border issue is an interesting situation.

[Jane]

'night

[George]

I'm off to my mom's for some burgers.

I don't know if they're fully cooked patties, or raw and need to be cooked patties, but either way, they're going to be good.

Until later!

They were raw patties that needed to be cooked, so my mom defrosted them in the microwave, then pan-fried them.

[George]

I had two and they were pretty darned good.

[George]

We then played Phase 10 and my mom won both games...although we were very close on both games.

[George]

Then I came home, which is where I am now.

[George]

Now, to ketchup on the posts.

[George]

Rodzinski Jr finishes 2nd grade tomorrow. Just a couple hours at school tomorrow for some reason. Then summer is ON.

Congrats to Rodzinski Jr!

[George]

DR George, if the patties are uncooked, are you the grillmaster?

Not this time.  My mom fried them on the stove top.

[George]

DR George, I got the $5 per month offer from Sirius to continue. I suppose after the first year, it reverts to full price.

Cool!  I got it for two years, though.

[George]

Maybe you can contact them and talk them into extending because you know someone who got the deal for two years.

[George]

Camelot is closing early.

Oh...kay.

[George]

At least, I got a physical CD of the cast recording!

[George]

Tomorrow, I'm working concessions (actually, barback) for the Washington Center's Center Stage Awards & Gala 2023.

[George]

I will actually working at the Olympia Ballroom, which is in the building right across the street from the WCPA.

[George]

My duties will be pouring beer, wine, a premixed signature cocktail, and cider for the gala event.

[bk]

Guess I should write some damn notes.

[bk]

What a wacko day this has been.