Print

Please login or register.
1 Hour 1 Day 1 Week 1 Month Forever
Login with username, password and session length

[elmore3003]

I had to check: I met Bill Hayes in 1998 or 1999 when he played Sir Francis Chesney in the Kenedy Center's concert production of Where's Charley? I edited the score for that production. He was very friendly. I liked him.

[elmore3003]

My new devit card arrived in yesterday's mail. Thank God that's all taken care of.

[Ron Pulliam]

  At least they were pleasant thoughts.

Not if it was the version from the touring production that DR Laura saw.     

It was the John Wilson/Nathaniel Hackmann version.

[Freddie]

  At least they were pleasant thoughts.

Not if it was the version from the touring production that DR Laura saw.     

LOL!

[Rodzinski]

Condolences on your loss, DR Rodzinski.

The world’s loss really.

[Rodzinski]

I live when a new debit card arrives!

[Rodzinski]

Mostly I love the sense of relief.

[Ginny]

Sunday afternoon greetings!  Very cold here today (currently 9, but feels like -7), but at least the sun is shining.

[Ginny]

So sorry to hear about your friend, DR Rodzinski.

[Matthew]

Good Morning!  Hiding out in my classroom as the kids choir has the music for the 10:00am, mass today.  At the moment, I'm, in the middle of WW3 with one of its directors.  She has a hard time remembering who's in charge and I'm tired of dealing with her.  While I may not be the director of the kids choir, it does fall under my jurisdiction as Director of Music... and that's all I'm saying about THAT

[Matthew]

It's a lovely day here today. 

[Jane]

I am happy to report that we never lost power, or had any pipes burst, or passive amounts of snow.

[Jane]

From DR John:

Finished Martin Amis’s The Zone of Interest. Excellent read, if not entirely successful look at life at a concentration camp from the perspective of the commandant. Evil is banal, and it certainly fills the book. Looking forward to the movie.

Though I won't be reading this it does sound intriguing.

[Jane]

DR Vixmom I am sorry your brother didn't enjoy his Christmas birthday.  It also makes me realize what a great job we did making sure Bryan's birthdays were separate and special.

[Jane]

Vixson  already has too many stuffed animals, and he isn’t even born yet

[Jane]

From Vixmom:

When you’re fighting Orks and Ice Giants in a frozen tundra it’s no time to start getting cutesy.

[Jane]

From DR Laura:

It's not as exciting as it sounds.

Since a whirlwind trip to Burbank does not sound exciting at all, it must have been terribly boring

[Jane]

Wordle 939 3/6

⬜⬜🟨🟨🟨
🟩🟩🟩⬜⬜
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

Nice.

[Jane]

What's wrong with a high, squeaky baby voice?       

[Jane]

Wordle 939 3/6

⬜🟨🟩⬜⬜
⬜🟩🟩🟨⬜
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩

Nice.

[Jane]

Love wins.

This is great.

[Freddie]

My old acquaintance I met at the Lamb’s Club, Joyce Randolph, has died at 99.

Here's the link to the New York Times obituary for Joyce Randolph.

Joyce Randolph, Last of the ‘Honeymooners,’ Is Dead at 99

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/01/14/obituaries/joyce-randolph-dead.html

[Jane]

It is -5 degrees here and we got another inch or two of sn*w overnight.

I ain't going anywhere today.

Too cold. Stay warm.

[Jane]

DR JANE my mom enjoyed having her birthday on Christmas....she said it was like a party every year just for her and everyone was always so happy.

This makes me happy.

[Jane]

DR JANE my mom enjoyed having her birthday on Christmas....she said it was like a party every year just for her and everyone was always so happy.

My mom's birthday was July 3, and while we lived in Luna Park near Coney Island, the neighborhood was generally in a happy mood because of advance frivolity and festivity for July 4. 

[Jane]

My old acquaintance I met at the Lamb’s Club, Joyce Randolph, has died at 99.

[Jane]

There's a marathon tying up the streets in town today, so no church today.

Enjoy your day off.

[Jane]

Last night was my first sleep with my new CPAP machine. This is the one I purchased myself to replace the one I had which was recalled once and probably SHOULD be recalled again.

Aside from no longer having to worry about the machine catching fire or filling my lungs with carcinogens, the actual sleeping experience was far superior to the old and the associated smart app is also superior. So I'm quite pleased.

Wonderful and obviously a good decision on your part to purchase it.

[Jane]

Condolences on your loss, DR Rodzinski.

The world’s loss really.

True, still I am sorry you loss someone you care about.

[John G.]

Last night was my first sleep with my new CPAP machine. This is the one I purchased myself to replace the one I had which was recalled once and probably SHOULD be recalled again.

Aside from no longer having to worry about the machine catching fire or filling my lungs with carcinogens, the actual sleeping experience was far superior to the old and the associated smart app is also superior. So I'm quite pleased.

You got something against carcinogens.