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[Freddie]

LOL DR FREDDIE my Frances Farmer play that was given a reading in Indy last June.

Ancient history.....theeder wise.

We'd submitted our "Last Starfighter" musical to a quite excellent theater that would be a plum venue for getting the show attention - and where we even had a contact. Five months had passed so I assumed it was a "no" - but we found out a few days ago they hadn't even started to read possibilities for next season.  The script had not been opened yet.

Wow!  Good luck they do your show.

Thanks, Jane!  It would be a good opportunity if it happens.  A lot could be made of it if such a production turned out to be successful.

[Freddie]

Page Five!

[Freddie]

The 10 a.m. rain got moved to 2 p.m., which has now been moved to 6 p.m.

Sending more weather vibes!

[Rodzinski]

DR Rodzinski I am impressed that you are building a home gym.

Had a bloodwork follow up at doctor today. She said everything looked great and then started teaming me the importance of working on muscles. I said ‘would you believe I’m in the middle of putting together a gym in our garage, and if building it doesn’t kill me, it just might make me healthier. ‘

[Rodzinski]

His greatest skill was throwing a bicycle off the roof of the fraternity house further than anyone had ever thrown one before......probably still his greatest skill.

Well, they say he helped talk Mike Pence into certifying the 2020 election, so that’s something.

[Ginny]

Monday afternoon greetings!  I’m so honored to be mentioned in today’s notes!

[Ginny]

More desk time for me today because 2 of my 3 women’s organizations needed my attention.

[Ginny]

How did I manage to get myself in charge of a book discussion for one group this coming Saturday morning and the refreshment committee for another group next Monday afternoon?

[KevinH]

Good afternoon/evening!

[KevinH]

Vibes for DR Iris

[KevinH]

Vibes for DR George's Mom

[John G.]

His greatest skill was throwing a bicycle off the roof of the fraternity house further than anyone had ever thrown one before......probably still his greatest skill.

Definitely. Does he have any other skills?

[John G.]

How did I manage to get myself in charge of a book discussion for one group this coming Saturday morning and the refreshment committee for another group next Monday afternoon?

Is it a good book?

[KevinH]

I'm honored to be mentioned in today's notes!

[Freddie]

How did I manage to get myself in charge of a book discussion for one group this coming Saturday morning and the refreshment committee for another group next Monday afternoon?

It sounds like it could be a fun kind of busy.  Or is it too much in so few days?

[KevinH]

Congrats on your milestone, BK!

[KevinH]

Wordle:  3/6

[John G.]

Up from a nap.

[John G.]

After two days of warmth, we're having two cold days. Then warmth.

[John G.]

Yo-yo we go.

[Ginny]

How did I manage to get myself in charge of a book discussion for one group this coming Saturday morning and the refreshment committee for another group next Monday afternoon?

Is it a good book?

Founding Gardeners: The Revolutionary Generation, Nature, and the Shaping of the American Nation by Andrea Wulf

It’s more interesting than it sounds, especially since I’ve been to Washington’s Mount Vernon, Jefferson’s Monticello, and Madison’s Montpelier.  My favorite chapter is the one about the creation of Washington, DC, and the White House.

And on pages 115-116 there’s a truly frightening discussion of the Founders’ skepticism about the sustainability of the Republic.

[Ginny]

How did I manage to get myself in charge of a book discussion for one group this coming Saturday morning and the refreshment committee for another group next Monday afternoon?

It sounds like it could be a fun kind of busy.  Or is it too much in so few days?

It’ll be fine, DR Freddie.  After Monday I can relax somewhat for the rest of February.

[George]

Curse you, BK! I loved the Posting song lyrics, but so did Annabelle. She started singing the song while I was preparing their breakfast,. and now she's now sitting on the computer table next to me and singing the song over and over and over and over and . . .

[George]

DR George, I hope everything concerning your ma's legs comes out well.

Thanks, Larry.  She called me this morning and wanted me to come over earlier than I was planning so that I could feed her cat Henry because she hasn't been able to get out of bed.  Lying still causes no pain at all.

[George]

I came over and she was able to call her doctor's office because the pain had increased.  They said to call 911 so that they could evaluate her.  She did, and the EMTs came very quickly and brought her to whichever ER they took her to, and now I'm just waiting to hear from someone...anyone.

[George]

I can't remember if I was still working for the New York State Theatre Institute (NYSTI) after I discovered HHW in 2004, but between 1994 and 2004, I did two shows for them, A Tale of Cinderella while got a recording and DVD and a NY State tour, The Snow Queen, and Magna Carta. Around 2007 or so, the company folded amidst a lot of nasty allegations that hurt friends of mine who worked with the Institute.

My friend Patricia di Benedetto Snyder, who founded the company and ran it until its demise, has written a lavish history, jampacked with wonderful photos of productions and posters, and she sent me a copy this week. It's huge, it weighs a ton, and I'm having a great time just browsing though it. When I have more time in the next few weeks, I will actually read it.

That cover is beautiful.

[George]

And I have both the CD and DVD of A Tale of Cinderella.

[George]

~~~~VIBES~~~ for the DM of DR George!!!!

Thanks, Singdaw!

[George]

"The Scream," in paperclips:

Wow!  That's really cool!

[George]

Pain-go-away vibes for George's Mom!

Thanks, Freddie!