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[Freddie]

The Page That Shall Not Be Named!

[Freddie]

Getting to page 7 makes getting to page 8 more likely.

[John G.]

Watching the rest of Hundreds of Beavers. Very silly. Occasionally sweet.

[singdaw]

Good night, friends.

[singdaw]

And others.

[John G.]

The 70th anniversary screening of White Christmas was a mixed bag.

[John G.]

On the plus side: The showing was almost sold out, and the audience was really into it. They applauded after several musical numbers, including The Best Things Happen While You're Dancing and Abraham.

[John G.]

One woman with a sweet laugh laughed throughout.

[John G.]

It was a very positive audience experience.

[John G.]

The negative was the print itself. As I recall, White Christmas was filmed in VistaVision. This version didn't fill the sides of the screen.

[John G.]

At times, the optics were out of focus.

[John G.]

And, well, the general problems of the movie itself were present.

[John G.]

I also think the Choreography number hasn't aged well. My friend who was with me is 10 years older than me, and she had little memory of Agnes de Mille dream ballets.

[John G.]

Still, it was more fun than watching it by myself.

[John G.]

I went to another friend's cantata, as I reported earlier.

[John G.]

It was in a quiet town called LaVernia. The previous description lively was sarcasm.

[John G.]

Before the cantata, they called up the Sunday school kids to show how the church was growing. And there were 30 kids out there.

[DR Iris]

Hello.

[John G.]

In front was an over energized kid out about 5 busting some serious hip hip moves. He made tired just to look at him.

[John G.]

Hi, Iris. So good to see you.

[John G.]

Gratuitous post 200!

[DR Iris]

Major vibes and prayers would be greatly appreciated.

Long cancer surgery tomorrow.

I’m terrified.

[John G.]

The little dancer started grabbing his crotch with both hands and thrusting his pelvis. It was extremely odd.

[John G.]

You got 'em, Iris. And virtual hugs.

[John G.]

Wish I could send you peace online too.

[DR Iris]

Thank you so much, HHW.

Will give a progress report if able to do so.

Such good people here.

[DR Iris]

Thank you, John G.

Your message does give me a sense of peace online.

[John G.]

Please take care of yourself.

[DR Iris]

Thank you,  John G.

I need some modern major miracles.

[George]

Visiting the lively town of La Vernia this morning for a friend’s Christmas cantata. Well, his church’s cantata.

Why lively?  I googled photos and didn't see much there.

Maybe it was a typo and he really meant "lovely."  The i and o are right next to each other.  I've made that typo a lot over the years.

Good point, and I too type i for o too often.  I googled photos of the town and it didn't look lovely-lol

If he hasn't already (I still need to ketchup on the posts), maybe John can clarify what he meant.