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[DR Iris]

I, however, had to reschedule yesterday’s 3-month follow-up with my radiation oncologist to next Monday.

Sorry that you had to postpone your appointment, DR Ginny.
Vibes that the weather will improve, and that you’ll be able to see your doctor on Monday.

I will be making an appointment to see a radiation oncologist tomorrow.

Might move to Sedona for a few months, and have it there.

[DR Iris]

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[Jane]

I'm waiting for an update.  It is possible there isn't any new news to report.

I haven’t seen a lot of updates. The nature of the news business or nothing’s changed?

The news goes for the big headlines and I haven't found much on his area.  I consider that good news because if the shopping area of Brentwood was buring the news would report it.

Remember that the news crews can’t get access to every area. But I haven’t heard of the fire reaching your brother’s area.

Thanks, I would know that as he would text me.  I will be very surprised if it does reach him.

[Jane]

Hopeful that this will be contained before it reaches populated areas.

I hope so.

[DR Iris]

Me ex-husband is Sedona’s radiation oncologist, and my best friends live there, so I wouldn’t be alone and isolated, like here in Baltimore.

[Jane]

“Recently I was craving the Cheese and Onion Pie from Cafe Swiss the long-gone restauran once located at 450 Rodeo Drive. I used to eat there with my Nana and Papa Warner and always ordered the same thing. Cafe Swiss originally opened in 1950 and closed in 1985. The beautiful back patio was the scene of many wonderful lunches for me and my grandparents. The continental fare was peppered with some typical Swiss dishes and the Cheese and Onion pie has remained in my heart (and probably arteries too) forever. Here is the recipe. Enjoy!”

What a lovely memory.

[DR Iris]

I did get snowed in once in Sedona, but the snow melts quickly there.

[Jane]

This one:

https://labornandbread.com/298693404.html

Yum.

[Jane]

I'm waiting for an update.  It is possible there isn't any new news to report.

Major vibes for family and friends of DR Jane, and everyone affected by these terrible fires.
Please keep us updated, Jane.

Thank you and I will.

[Jane]

Me ex-husband is Sedona’s radiation oncologist, and my best friends live there, so I wouldn’t be alone and isolated, like here in Baltimore.

That sounds like an excellent plan.

[DR Iris]

“Recently I was craving the Cheese and Onion Pie from Cafe Swiss the long-gone restauran once located at 450 Rodeo Drive. I used to eat there with my Nana and Papa Warner and always ordered the same thing. Cafe Swiss originally opened in 1950 and closed in 1985. The beautiful back patio was the scene of many wonderful lunches for me and my grandparents. The continental fare was peppered with some typical Swiss dishes and the Cheese and Onion pie has remained in my heart (and probably arteries too) forever. Here is the recipe. Enjoy!”

What a lovely memory.

It really is, although not mine.
I wish that I had been raised in California.
I knew that I wanted to move there from the age of 8!
Would have been lovely to have grown up there with family members.

[Jane]

I did get snowed in once in Sedona, but the snow melts quickly there.

Yes, cold but not Baltimore cold.

[Jane]

And Sedona is beautiful.

[DR Iris]

Me ex-husband is Sedona’s radiation oncologist, and my best friends live there, so I wouldn’t be alone and isolated, like here in Baltimore.

That sounds like an excellent plan.

It’s a tough decision, but I’m leaning towards it.

[Jane]

“Recently I was craving the Cheese and Onion Pie from Cafe Swiss the long-gone restauran once located at 450 Rodeo Drive. I used to eat there with my Nana and Papa Warner and always ordered the same thing. Cafe Swiss originally opened in 1950 and closed in 1985. The beautiful back patio was the scene of many wonderful lunches for me and my grandparents. The continental fare was peppered with some typical Swiss dishes and the Cheese and Onion pie has remained in my heart (and probably arteries too) forever. Here is the recipe. Enjoy!”

What a lovely memory.

It really is, although not mine.
I wish that I had been raised in California.
I knew that I wanted to move there from the age of 8!
Would have been lovely to have grown up there with family members.

Having the beach close by was fun.

[Freddie]

I have many fun childhood, and a few as an adult, memories there.

[DR Iris]

And Sedona is beautiful.

I agree.
There is no such thing as Uber there, however, and I haven’t driven in 7 years!

[DR Iris]

My heart will always be in Southern California.

[DR Iris]

Leaving for a bit to check the news.

[Freddie]

Vibes to all for everything.

TTFN.

Sending vibes to you, Jeanne.

[Freddie]

Me ex-husband is Sedona’s radiation oncologist, and my best friends live there, so I wouldn’t be alone and isolated, like here in Baltimore.

That sounds like a good option, if you decide to do it there.

[John G.]

Starting Gypsy with Imelda Staunton. I’m not sold on her performance. It’s too much schmacting. Might have worked better in the theater. In the back balcony.

[ChasSmith]

This is unheard of:

Latest evacuation zone:  Hollywood U.S.A.

My first place in L.A. is in the zone that extends south to Hollywood Blvd. Hell, my last place is just a few blocks south of the zone in West Hollywood. This includes the Blvd. and all that's on it (the Chinese, the Pantages), the Magic Castle, the Hollywood Bowl and Mulholland Drive, Whitley Heights and the High Tower apts. and so many more unique places.

[ChasSmith]

Thank you for all of that info, DR DR Iris!

[ChasSmith]

I guess this Hollywood fire started in Runyon Canyon.

[John G.]

Gratuitous post 325!

[singdaw]

From 1966-1971 I grew up in Palos Verdes Estates (now Rancho Palos Verdes). It was an idyllic childhood.

[singdaw]

That is south of downtown.

[singdaw]

So much devastation.

[singdaw]

One more.