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[singdaw]

PAGE SIX

[singdaw]

Good night, friends.

[singdaw]

And others.

[John G.]

Watching a documentary called Swan Song. It’s about Karen Kain, who danced with Nureyev, staging her own Swan Lake before retiring after 50 years in the ballet world.

[Jrand74]

Well Act One and the intermission went well.

I am now home and i can only assume the second act is over and everyone is on the way home.

[Jrand74]

And now to bed.

[Jrand74]

I like the burgers at Wendy's and I like Long John Silver's fish and chips.

I guess my favorite right now....well....two.....would be the Baconator and the Whopper.

With an honorable mention for White Castle cheese sliders.

[Ron Pulliam]

A quick scientific observation, if I may:

All of this will be covered in detail in my next award-winning documentary on a PBS station near you.

What was your previous award-winning documentary?

[Ron Pulliam]

I'm stalling for time.

Oh?

[bk]

Finished one motion picture, might go for another.

[bk]

I'm waiting for some chicken noodle soup from Mel's - wipe away the taste of that lousy sub.

[Freddie]

Hoping Jane's is feeling OK post-surgery.

[Freddie]

I like the burgers at Wendy's and I like Long John Silver's fish and chips.

I guess my favorite right now....well....two.....would be the Baconator and the Whopper.

With an honorable mention for White Castle cheese sliders.

Arthur Treacher's fish 'n chips had been a favorite fast food for a while.

[Freddie]

Really fun getting-to-page-six work, singdaw!

[John G.]

I forgot to mention Skyline Chili earlier. My absolute favorite. Just wish we had one in Texas.

[John G.]

The documentary is over. It reminded me of one of my favorite Altman movies, The Company. Neve Campbell was in that. She was an executive producer on Swan Song.

[John G.]

The Company was actually better, because Altman let the dances speak for themselves. In this documentary, the scenes from Swan Lake on opening night are snippets. Some are in slow motion, some oddly filmed. It was as if everything they worked so hard to achieve was deemed unimportant or perhaps they didn’t have the rights to show more than a moment or two.

[John G.]

Good night, all.

[bk]

Finished with my viewing.

[bk]

Watched the first thirty minutes or so of a movie and the start of another.

[bk]

At the moment, I can't even remember what I watched earlier.

[bk]

I just remembered.

[bk]

Very hot in here.

[bk]

Page six again.

[bk]

And again.

[bk]

Not very sporting.

[bk]

And yet, here we are.

[bk]

Must write some notes.

[George]

I uploaded a new avatar to show John how easy it is!

What a warm welcoming new avatar!

Thanks, Freddie!

[George]

Kamala may be pushing ahead of ther Fat Orange Slug, but Nate Silver says the thing to watch out for is the antiquated - and shouod have been dumped ages ago - Electoral College.

When then-Mayor Pete was running for prez, he said that we should eliminate the electoral college, but not have it actually  disband for 10 years.  HERE is an article where he talks about it:

Pressed by NBC’s Harry Smith on whether Republicans would back scrapping the institution, Buttigieg suggested making the reform years down the road.{mosads}

“So maybe when we make this reform, we set it to take effect in the 2030s, when it’s not clear which party is going to benefit,” he said. “But at the end of the day, I think most Americans, of any party, ought to be able to get on board with the idea that one person, one vote, counting equally, is the fairest way to choose our president.”