My question for ASK BK DAY:When did you first see snow? What was your opinion of it?
I did not. Could take no more of it. Did you ever finish Preview Harvey?
DR George, I do not see any photo of Shelly.
George, that is a lovely picture of Shelly
I’m curious to hear if the owners of the bags contact you
THE JOYS OF NON-PROFIT COMMUNITY THEATER.
I was just about to reply to BK's post, but the day got locked. Fortunately, I saved the post before I tried to post it:Quote from: bk on July 05, 2023, 12:09:57 AMYou've been spending far too much time with Shelly. Let's at least have a living photograph of this person so we know she's not your imaginary friend, like Harvey.I hope she doesn't mind, but here's Shelly, all dolled up:
You've been spending far too much time with Shelly. Let's at least have a living photograph of this person so we know she's not your imaginary friend, like Harvey.
Does Shelly's picture show twice? I'm on my phone and only the link showed up under my post instead of the uploaded image, so I hyperlinked it into my post. I'll check it when I get up to my desktop computer.
Jane, Asteroid City is a Wes Anderson movie. Much like his other movies it is played in that flat, unrealistic acting style with absurd things going on in the background that no one mentions but that we found extremely funny.
Oh and the cost of two senior tickets with fees and taxes was 31.76 ( we bought online through Fandango)
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Quote from: Jrand72 on July 05, 2023, 06:00:08 AMI have to write the story for the newspaper.THE STORY OF THE ACTOR WHO DID NOT LEARN HIS LINES.
I have to write the story for the newspaper.
THE STORY OF THE BOARD MEMBER WHO KNOWS BETTER THAN EVERYONE ELSE.
THE STORY OF THE "HELPER" WHO ONLY GETS IN THE WAY.
DR Rodzinski: Interesting thoughts expressed about Roger Ebert. I met Gene Siskel back in the early 1980s when he visited the Defense Information School in Indianapolis to be a guest speaker.Siskel, when he was in the Army, was a journalist who trained at the Defense Information School in the late 1960s. As a film critic at a major newspaper, he was an excellent example for our students on where their training could lead.He told us that when he got his first job with the Chicago Tribune, he was assigned a neighborhood beat. That means, for those who don't know, that he covered events within a specific area of Chicago.He said he was called into his editor's office one day and was asked to fill in for the film critic who had left the Tribune. He said he knew nothing about film criticism, had no training in any aspect of film, and was just a filmgoer like most people. He didn't understand why they picked him, but he went it into thinking it was temporary and he just did his best.He never did anything else at the Tribune, much to his surprise and delight. The PBS show was basically a cross-town rivlary idea that exploded nationally.
