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[John G.]

Two!

[John G.]

I slept well. I had a dream about making pie dough. I am planning on making a roasted mushroom pot pie today. In the dream, I divided the lattice crust dough in two and dyed the halves red and black, so it would look like a checkerboard. Even in the dream, I said no, but I did it anyway. And no, I’m not gonna do it.

[John G.]

Happy birthday, Edisaurus!

[John G.]

TOD:

Novak:
Vertigo
The Notorious Landlady

Balsam:
Psycho
The Taking of Pelham One Two Three

March:
A Star Is Born
Best Years of Our Lives
Design for Living
Nothing Sacred

[Rodzinski]

Pelham, and Nothing Sacred, wow, hadn’t thought of the latter in a long time! Also Death Takes a Holiday for Frederic.

Kim Novak nothing comes to mind. Just someone I haven’t seen much.

[Jrand74]

Congrats to DR GEORGE on his new millstone.

A vibes for his Mom.

[Jrand74]

DR FREDDIE so what show were you seeing - and did you ever connect with Dr. Brothers?

[Jrand74]

Monday.

My computer froze because CHROME needed to do updates, so I am late.

I also went to the getting place to get what needed to get got....which it was.

[elmore3003]

To John G's list, I would add:

NOVAK
Bell Book and Candle
Moll Flanders

BALSAM
All the President's Men
Murder on the Orient Express

MARCH
I Married a Witch
Inherit the Wind
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

[Jrand74]

Fredric March:
Best Years of Our Lives
Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde
Executive Suite
Seven Days In May
Sign of the Cross

Martin Balsam:
Psycho
The Carpetbaggers
A Thousand Clowns
The Goodbye People

Kim Novak:
Bell, Book, and Candle

[Jrand74]

I forgot who the 4th person was.

I remember most from MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT - the scene when March was changing his shirt and the widow lady friend was sitting on his bed making a case for herself being his next wife.

[Jrand74]

It is 53 degrees headed for 65 degrees!

In February.

[Freddie]

I slept well. I had a dream about making pie dough. I am planning on making a roasted mushroom pot pie today. In the dream, I divided the lattice crust dough in two and dyed the halves red and black, so it would look like a checkerboard. Even in the dream, I said no, but I did it anyway. And no, I’m not gonna do it.

That sounds like such a fun dream.

[ChasSmith]

I don't think I've ever been let down by any of those three actors.

I believe I haven't seen as many Kim Novak movies as some of you, but Balsam for one is ALWAYS an asset. I can't think of any single time that I thought he was wasted or miscast.

[Freddie]

DR FREDDIE so what show were you seeing - and did you ever connect with Dr. Brothers?

I did speak with her that night.  She was in L.A. then, so part of the message once I got home to Brooklyn was that it was OK to call her as late as 1 a.m. or 2 a.m. New York time (which was of course three hours earlier in L.A.)

The play was "The Dance and the Railroad" by David Henry Hwang.

[ChasSmith]

How is earache girl doing? I was fairly prone to ear infections as a kid. It seems like whenever I had a bad cold, I was likely to get one requiring either over-the-counter drops or something from our family doctor who made a lot of house calls during the late 1950s in up-and-coming (ha) Whitehall, Ohio.

Fortunately, I somehow grew out of that, but I did have one bad ear infection revisiting me around 1996. I went to a doctor and got strong antibiotics. He took one look in there and said, "yeah, that's a REAL ear infection". I remember having a really bad cold then, and one evening I woke from a nap, laying on my side, and feeling that old familiar pressure in the ear. Absolutely horrible. Nothing since then, knock wood.

[singdaw]

Me, too, Mango Strawberry Blueberry Parfait. Me, too.

[Rodzinski]

Your story is near identical to mine, Chas. As for DD, few doses of antibiotics so far have helped. And did not make her sick! Her appetite returned by end of yesterday. Still said there was some pain, but slept through the night (with me beside her). Keeping her home from school today.

[Rodzinski]

A Thousand Clowns, good call. Probably the least mannered performance in the film.

[elmore3003]

I don't think I've ever been let down by any of those three actors.

I believe I haven't seen as many Kim Novak movies as some of you, but Balsam for one is ALWAYS an asset. I can't think of any single time that I thought he was wasted or miscast.

I was never a big Novak fan, but I thought her acting improved as she aged. In her early movies, she tends to emphasize the lines that should be thrown away and vice versa. I also liked her in Boys Night Out.

[bk]

I'm up, I'm up - six and a half hours of sleep.

[John G.]

I did check out Kiss Me, Stupid from the library last week, so I do have some Kim Novak in the near future. I didn't care for the movie the first time I saw it.

[bk]

I shall return around eleven-thirty.

[George]

CONGRATULATIONS to DR George on your lofty new perch in the HHW firmament!!!

Thanks, Singdaw!

[George]

And ~~~CONTINUED VIBES~~~ for the best possible outcome for your dear Mother!!!

Thanks, again!

[George]

George, I hope your mom's treatment brings her some much-needed relief.

Thanks, Laura!

[George]

Just got a call from my dentist's office. My hygienist called in sick today, so my appointment is cancelled. I was offered the next available date - in late March.

MARCH?? Hopefully, you can be put on a wait list for cancelations!

[George]

George, sending more vibes for your Mom's treatment!

Thanks, Freddie!

[George]

In last night's posts, I also enjoyed your discovering the 1938 nickel!

Thanks, too!

[George]

Congrats to DR GEORGE on his new millstone.

A vibes for his Mom.

Thanks and Thanks, Jrand!