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[singdaw]

PAGE SIX!

[Ginny]

Condolences to DR Elmore.

[Ginny]

Today I baked Christmas cookies and wrapped presents.  It’s been nice to be busy with tasks that aren’t about moving.

[singdaw]

I'll bet, DR Ginny!

[singdaw]

Time to get out my set of Christmas angles.

[singdaw]

Do UK websites use biscuits instead of cookies?

[John G.]

White Christmas was wonderful. What’s wrong with the movie is still wrong. The Mandy number is a garish excess of immense proportions, the script is preposterous, and Rosemary Clooney looks like she could overpower the twink midgets surrounding her in her big solo. Yet I love Vera-Ellen every moment she’s on screen. And the Irving Berlin songs are largely perfect ear candy.

[John G.]

Watching Meet Me in St. Louis.

[singdaw]

Two most enjoyable films.

[George]

New driver's license arrived and the good news is the expiry date is five years away.

Very good news!

[John G.]

The Trolley Song was perfectly filmed.

[singdaw]

Great for this time of year, or any time of year, really.

[George]

So, I'm ushering for the SOGO Messiah Sing-Along, and the place is practically filled! 

[George]

I think in previous years they've had 500-600 attendees, but tonight, almost the entire 1008 seat house is filled! 

[George]

Of course, it's a free concert, but still, who knew SO many people would want to experience it this year!

[singdaw]

That's great, DR George.

[George]

My friend Joseph Weiss has died. Emily Loesser had told me two weeks ago that he was in serious condition at Belleview Hospital following a stroke. I had met him early in my Drama Book Shop days, and he brought me in to work for Frank Loesser Enterprises and Jo Loesser. I will miss him.
https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/legacyremembers/joseph-weiss-jr-obituary?id=53859935&fbclid=IwAR1zXttXJpB8XYE9f-vTvrJY71-uALee6nIuB7sJJgVZTr6PzUo0sUAiQLk

I'm so sorry, Larry.

[singdaw]

Good night, friends.

[ChasSmith]

I think this past week or month has been rife with near-meltdowns for many — I can certainly testify on behalf of myself and people in my sphere of travel that such is the case — and I send vibes of peace and comfort to all.

[ChasSmith]

Vibes of condolence for DR Elmore and BK.

Mr. Weiss sounds wonderful.

[George]

Happy Catmas to all!

That's so cool!

[George]

Time to get out my set of Christmas angles.

Funny!

[George]

White Christmas was wonderful. What’s wrong with the movie is still wrong. The Mandy number is a garish excess of immense proportions, the script is preposterous, and Rosemary Clooney looks like she could overpower the twink midgets surrounding her in her big solo. Yet I love Vera-Ellen every moment she’s on screen. And the Irving Berlin songs are largely perfect ear candy.

I wonder how the stage version compares...if that fixed what's wrong.

[ChasSmith]

So, tomorrow I repeat the process of the morning and evening concerts. The final one is Wednesday evening, which will seem like a vacation after these two days. BUT… no more damned storms!

[John G.]

Of course, it's a free concert, but still, who knew SO many people would want to experience it this year!

Sounds wonderful.

[John G.]

White Christmas was wonderful. What’s wrong with the movie is still wrong. The Mandy number is a garish excess of immense proportions, the script is preposterous, and Rosemary Clooney looks like she could overpower the twink midgets surrounding her in her big solo. Yet I love Vera-Ellen every moment she’s on screen. And the Irving Berlin songs are largely perfect ear candy.

I wonder how the stage version compares...if that fixed what's wrong.

I like the stage version. I like movie too.

[John G.]

Hugs, Larry.

[ChasSmith]

So even though I’ll be getting up at dawn’s crack again, the morrow will be relaxing in comparison with the living hell of this morning — which already feels sufficiently long enough ago to have been yesterday.

[John G.]

I love the scene where Leon Ames songs You and I.

[John G.]

Onward!