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[Jrand74]

Page Two.

We are at 29 degrees headed for 35.

[Jrand74]

Luka Garza did indeed play about 7 minutes in the first quarter and didn't do very well.

He then played another 7 minutes in the third quarter and then was placed safely back on the bench.

[John G.]

Great news about George’s mom. Continued vibes.

[Jrand74]

I agree with DR ELMORE's comments on DR JEANNE's question from yesterday.

[John G.]

Cold front has moved in. High of only 70 degrees today.

[ChasSmith]

Good morning, all.

[John G.]

Luka Garza did indeed play about 7 minutes in the first quarter and didn't do very well.

He then played another 7 minutes in the third quarter and then was placed safely back on the bench.

Nothing like the safety of the bench.

[ChasSmith]

We got over four inches of snow and there’s sleet and rain on top or maybe mixed in. I’m waiting to see if we can determine that it’s totally done, then a hellish cleanup will commence.

[John G.]

My deepest sympathies, ChasSmith.

[John G.]

I somehow missed the video of Jerusalema that DR Rodzinski posted last night. Yes, it is that fun. I didn’t dance it while holding a plate of food. Oh, the possibilities!

[John G.]

I want crème brûlée pie.

[ChasSmith]

DR Rodzinski, that’s great to hear, about your fixing up the turntable. You have probably told us already and I apologize for not recalling, but what kind is it? I have two, and I’m embarrassed to say they both need work.

[Freddie]

The NY Times has Crème Brûlée Pie.

That looks great!

[Freddie]

We got over four inches of snow and there’s sleet and rain on top or maybe mixed in. I’m waiting to see if we can determine that it’s totally done, then a hellish cleanup will commence.

Vibes that the cleanup will be less hellish than anticipated!

[Rodzinski]

I somehow missed the video of Jerusalema that DR Rodzinski posted last night. Yes, it is that fun. I didn’t dance it while holding a plate of food. Oh, the possibilities!

I was going to ask you if the plates were de rigueur!

[Rodzinski]

DR Rodzinski, that’s great to hear, about your fixing up the turntable. You have probably told us already and I apologize for not recalling, but what kind is it? I have two, and I’m embarrassed to say they both need work.

It is a Technics sl-1600 from the 1970s. Refurbished at some point. I bought it in Delaware.

[John G.]

And if not a plate, then how about a margarita?

[John G.]

Or a longneck?

[John G.]

A sparrow is starting to build a nest in the wreath on my front door. I can see him through the peephole studiously flying back and forth with twigs.

[Jrand74]

Home sweet home.

[Jrand74]

I wonder how DR MICHAEL G's opening night went?

[John G.]

I wonder how DR MICHAEL G's opening night went?

I do, too.

[ChasSmith]

DR Rodzinski, that’s great to hear, about your fixing up the turntable. You have probably told us already and I apologize for not recalling, but what kind is it? I have two, and I’m embarrassed to say they both need work.

It is a Technics sl-1600 from the 1970s. Refurbished at some point. I bought it in Delaware.

Thank you. I don't know the different models but I often wished I'd gotten a Technics back when it was possible to do so at a good price. They're so highly thought of.

My two are the AR ES-1 from the mid-1980s which I bought new in 1990, and a Dual 1019 from the 1960s that I found in beautiful condition at a community thrift shop. I have an updated, improved motor to install on the AR, I just need to plan a day to install it. The Dual worked well for a while but it needs the whole megillah in refurbishment by a pro. It's in gorgeous cosmetic condition and still works well enough that I know it'll repair beautifully.

[George]

George, it's great to hear that your Mom was able to come home sooner than expected, and sending more vibes for a quick recovery!

Thanks, Freddie!

[ChasSmith]

I am done with my part of the SN*W cleanup. It was slow going, but this 4-to-5 incher was oddly a little easier to handle than the 2-inch mess we had the other day. I didn't detect much icy component at all while using the snowblower this time. We do have a couple of bad icy patches on the driveway that we'll be treating later. That and a few other things are Nathan's department. I am done. D-U-N. Done.

[George]

What a day you had, DR George. Thrilled that your mom is home and recuperating. I'll bet Henry is glad, too.

Thanks, Singdaw!  Henry is on her bed with her right now.

[George]

DR George, I'm happy that your mother is home and that friends and family are looking out for her.

Thanks, Larry!

[George]

On the positive side, I still believe Trump's days are numbered. I hope I'm alive to see his utter destruction.

From your lips....

[George]

The NY Times has Crème Brûlée Pie.

Yum!

[George]

Glad that the mother of DR GEORGE is home!

Thanks, Jrand!