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[Jane]

Has anyone else needed to add a PIN in order to access Mesenger?  I had to do it for my tablet.  I researched the subject before feeling comfortable doing it. It was a simple process.

[Jane]

FOUR!

[George]

We woke up yesterday morning to a chilly house. I found that the furnace hadn't cycled itself back on during the night, so I hit the restart button and it came up fine. But I knew that wouldn't be the end of it. And sure enough, it had done it again by late afternoon yesterday, and again in the middle of the night. I just called the place that does the maintenance on it, and they'll be out this afternoon to fix or replace whatever it is that needs fixing or replacing.

Yikes!  Hopefully, it's an easy fix!

[George]

I woke up to a troubling text from my sister, so yesterday's events are trivial.

Oh, no!

~~~Vibes of All Kinds for Laura and Sister!!~~~

[George]

The script has some suggestions for the nude scene in Romantic Comedy.

I like GIN GAME but I like to have at least five people in my plays....for the fun of it.....and for the box office.

A minimum number of actors is definitely a consideration.

[ChasSmith]

Noël Coward - Private Lives?

[Jane]

My tablet says I have used 95% of my storage and I need to reduce that before I run out.

[Jane]

I've been reading and watching videos on what to do. 

[Jane]

Even though I don't really understand much of it, I have managed to delete a bunch of stuff, yet the percentage has remained the same 

[elmore3003]

This morning, Doug Fullington and I begin the full score cleanup to correct the wrong notes in the score. I think it will take us about two weeks.

Wow! That's quite the project. But it's all to the good.

I had no idea that something like that would take that long.

I completely overestimated. We did all of Act One today.

[Ron Pulliam]

I love The Stephen Schwartz Album, and "Meadowlark" takes on a new luster with the back story!

[Ron Pulliam]

I have had quite a time the past five days or so.

A couple of weeks ago, I made an appointment with a podiatrist to trim a callous on my right foot.  I had a rather bad one removed last summer, and I was encouraged to return for a "trim" should it start growing again.

When I noticed it growing again, I placed my call.  But, in the course of last week, it nearly tripled in size (thickness of dead skin).  And, by Saturday, a blister had ulcerated alongside it.

I hobbled in Monday afternoon for my appointment.  The doctor is a really nice lady, and she explained what she needed to do.  She cut the dead skin off the ball of my foot (as much as was safe to do), and then removed the skin over the ulceration.  It was clean, but needed care with ointment.

So, I am now back on a 10-day antibiotic regimen, taking two different ones twice a day with meals.

I nap a lot, but happily, there haven't been any bad or upsetting or silly dreams...yet.

[Ron Pulliam]

My "Pulliam" cousins are planning a gathering of the cousins for June 22nd at a cousin's house in North Carolina.  It will be a five-hour drive for me, but I am so looking forward to seeing all of them again I would drive 15 hours to do it.

I plan on booking a hotel room a day before and spending two nights, leaving the morning after the gathering.

[Ron Pulliam]

My tablet says I have used 95% of my storage and I need to reduce that before I run out.

My Smart TV is telling me something similar, saying I need to delete apps.  I have no idea what apps it means, but I'm willing. 

[Freddie]

I have had quite a time the past five days or so.

A couple of weeks ago, I made an appointment with a podiatrist to trim a callous on my right foot.  I had a rather bad one removed last summer, and I was encouraged to return for a "trim" should it start growing again.

When I noticed it growing again, I placed my call.  But, in the course of last week, it nearly tripled in size (thickness of dead skin).  And, by Saturday, a blister had ulcerated alongside it.

I hobbled in Monday afternoon for my appointment.  The doctor is a really nice lady, and she explained what she needed to do.  She cut the dead skin off the ball of my foot (as much as was safe to do), and then removed the skin over the ulceration.  It was clean, but needed care with ointment.

So, I am now back on a 10-day antibiotic regimen, taking two different ones twice a day with meals.

I nap a lot, but happily, there haven't been any bad or upsetting or silly dreams...yet.

OMG!  That's awful, especially since you probably thought at first it was something routine!  Hoping you're on the mend with no further surprises.

[Freddie]

My "Pulliam" cousins are planning a gathering of the cousins for June 22nd at a cousin's house in North Carolina.  It will be a five-hour drive for me, but I am so looking forward to seeing all of them again I would drive 15 hours to do it.

I plan on booking a hotel room a day before and spending two nights, leaving the morning after the gathering.

That really does sound like something to look forward to.

[ChasSmith]

This morning, Doug Fullington and I begin the full score cleanup to correct the wrong notes in the score. I think it will take us about two weeks.

Wow! That's quite the project. But it's all to the good.

I had no idea that something like that would take that long.

I completely overestimated. We did all of Act One today.

Whoa!!

[Jane]

I have had quite a time the past five days or so.

A couple of weeks ago, I made an appointment with a podiatrist to trim a callous on my right foot.  I had a rather bad one removed last summer, and I was encouraged to return for a "trim" should it start growing again.

When I noticed it growing again, I placed my call.  But, in the course of last week, it nearly tripled in size (thickness of dead skin).  And, by Saturday, a blister had ulcerated alongside it.

I hobbled in Monday afternoon for my appointment.  The doctor is a really nice lady, and she explained what she needed to do.  She cut the dead skin off the ball of my foot (as much as was safe to do), and then removed the skin over the ulceration.  It was clean, but needed care with ointment.

So, I am now back on a 10-day antibiotic regimen, taking two different ones twice a day with meals.

I nap a lot, but happily, there haven't been any bad or upsetting or silly dreams...yet.

Sorry.  Fast healing vibes!

[Jane]

My "Pulliam" cousins are planning a gathering of the cousins for June 22nd at a cousin's house in North Carolina.  It will be a five-hour drive for me, but I am so looking forward to seeing all of them again I would drive 15 hours to do it.

I plan on booking a hotel room a day before and spending two nights, leaving the morning after the gathering.

Will other cousins be staying at the hotel before the reunion?

[Jane]

My tablet says I have used 95% of my storage and I need to reduce that before I run out.

My Smart TV is telling me something similar, saying I need to delete apps.  I have no idea what apps it means, but I'm willing. 

LOL, same here about what apps I should delete.

[MichaelG]

My "Pulliam" cousins are planning a gathering of the cousins for June 22nd at a cousin's house in North Carolina.  It will be a five-hour drive for me, but I am so looking forward to seeing all of them again I would drive 15 hours to do it.

I plan on booking a hotel room a day before and spending two nights, leaving the morning after the gathering.

Hooray for cousin reunions! That sounds like great fun.

[MichaelG]

I completely overestimated. We did all of Act One today.

Whew! Good to hear. I was wondering how it could take that long. That sounds like what I would expect. (I worked on music notation software before I retired.)

[John G.]

Ron, I hope you’re able to resume clog dancing soon. Or kicking the cats. Or whatever you do with healthy feet.

[John G.]

Did some gardening work today.

[John G.]

This was after a strenuous session at the food pantry.

[John G.]

Now I just want to chillax.

[John G.]

And I also am too antsy to sit.

[John G.]

We need to leave this page.

[John G.]

It’s not impossible.

[John G.]

If only we wish hard enough.