Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on January 28, 2013, 12:00:47 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were about headshots, and now it is time for you to post until the cows come home - they think headshots today are udder nonsense.
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And the word of the day is: INTEMERATE!
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Morning all.
That is all.
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good morning to all
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tod
my parents took me to see Peggy Lee when i was a young lad of 8 or 9
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The first concert I went to was when I was aged 10 in 1956. It was a special school classical music concert conducted by Muir Mathieson with, I think, the LSO. They performed at a local school (not my school) which had a big theater hall - I recall sitting in the circle. The only piece which I remember being played and recognised was Holst's Planet Suite. At that time Mars from the suite was very popular as it was used as the theme for the BBC TV series Quatermas II. After then, I always notced Mathieson's name on film credits.
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Good morning, all.
Happy Monday vibes.
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Good morning, all.
The usual oy. The usual coffee.
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Good morning, all! I slept really poorly, with many pculiar dreams. I finally figured the hell with it and got out of bed. I eill shortly head to Toyland, and I do hope that the internet is back up. Otherwise, all hell will break out.
I have nothng else to report.
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TOD: The first concert I saw was Lou Rawls. I went with my sister, her college roommate and another friend of theirs. We were the four white people there, at least in our section of the theater. And we were dressed for a rock concert, while the rest of the audience was dressed in their best, complete with their Sunday crowns. Great concert.
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Held my breath during the reading of the notes about last night's show.
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TOD:
Probably some organ recital in Columbus, because organ was the initial focus of my musical interest as a child. I remember one in particular in Mees Hall at Capital University, where I saw the woman play who was to become my first organ teacher soon after.
There was also some duo-pianist concert about that time. I will probably never have any way of discovering who they were. Not Ferrante and Teicher, though my parents had a few of their records. Probably someone regional, and I believe the concert was performed in our church.
I don't think I attended any instrumental concerts other than piano or organ till we'd moved to Florida a couple of years later. Florida is where I saw my first live theater, and it wasn't until much later that I would have been to any other kind of live venue such as a club.
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Good Monday. It's the start of yet another work week, AND I get to go to the dentist. How much more Monday could this be?
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Took the quiz, I am Carson the Butler......unfortunately.....
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TOD:
I was in grade school. There was a field trip down to the Music Hall theater where a children's concert of classical music was presented.
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Glad to hear the show went well.....
TOD:
Besides those concerts given by my family band.....I would guess that my first REAL concert was one by Sonny & Cher.....opened by David Brenner - it was rather lackluster.....although
We were standing outside with a group of people before the show began.....and a big car pulled up, and I got pushed forward and stepped on Cher's toe as she was rushed into the building. She just looked at me and said "Damn!"
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Good morning. I have jury duty today.
TOD: When I was about 13, my Girl Scout troop decided to disband. So we had a frenzy of spending our treasury money so we didn't have to turn it over to the state administrators. We went to see Three Dog Night at the Phoenix Coliseum. What is funny about that is that my mom wouldn't allow me to go see Donny Osmond at The Coliseum, because "they do drugs there." I doubt there were drugs at Donny's concert; there certainly was funny smoke at the Three Dog Night concert.
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Good Monday. It's the start of yet another work week, AND I get to go to the dentist. How much more Monday could this be?
Here's hoping you don't have to return to the dentist.
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Good morning. I have jury duty today.
TOD: When I was about 13, my Girl Scout troop decided to disband. So we had a frenzy of spending our treasury money so we didn't have to turn it over to the state administrators. We went to see Three Dog Night at the Phoenix Coliseum. What is funny about that is that my mom wouldn't allow me to go see Donny Osmond at The Coliseum, because "they do drugs there." I doubt there were drugs at Donny's concert; there certainly was funny smoke at the Three Dog Night concert.
:)
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Monday morning greetings! We were at the
vampire's blood lab shortly after 8 this morning, where it took 2 people and 3 sticks to get the vials needed for tests ordered by 2 different doctors. We then went out for a nice breakfast at Cracker Barrel and now I'm ready for a nap.
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TOD - the first concerts I remember attending were the ones my sister was in when she attended our high school 9 years ahead of me. There were winter and spring extravaganzas, featuring the entire music department. Also, in the spring, there was Band-o-rama, with the concert band, marching band, and jazz band, whose theme was Peter Gunn. My sister was in the vocal groups and I remember the big excitement when she had a solo, "Many a New Day," from OKLAHOMA. I learned a lot of concert etiquette from attending those events with my parents.
First professional pop concert was Peter, Paul, and Mary at Detroit's Masonic Auditorium. Went with a group of high school friends and felt very hip. At the same venue, I saw The Kingston Trio and Bette Midler on her first tour, with Barry Manilow as her pianist and Melissa Manchester as one of the Harlettes.
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Greetings from Toyland! I got here to find the internet still out, so I called our service and threw a fit. About 15 minutes ago a very nice technician showed up, found the problem was a defective insert where our router plugs into the phone line. It was replaced, he left, and I am extremely relieved. I have music to print, and music to scan and send as pdfs to Dublin.
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Now, if I could only recall where I set the unbound libretto of ROBERTA!
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TOD:
Never been much for live performer concerts...probably the first one I saw was Andy Williams who was sang at my University at Homecoming.
Every year our high school chorus did a concert at the high school with the Cincinnati Symphony in the school gym. These were probably the first concerts I attended. The chorus did a couple of pieces with the Orchesta, then they did several symphonic pieces. I was later a member of this chorus..these were often conducted by a young associate conductor, Erich Kunzel. Kunzel later rose to prominence in Cincinnati and world-wide as the conductor of the Cincinnati Pops. A much beloved figure in Cincy.
I also remember as a young actor going to see concerts, probably really nightclub acts, of Anthony Newley and Bobby Short at the Fairmont Hotel in Dallas, Texas. I've seen a few of Bobby Short's concerts.
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TOD:
Never been much for live performer concerts...probably the first one I saw was Andy Williams who was sang at my University at Homecoming.
Every year our high school chorus did a concert at the high school with the Cincinnati Symphony in the school gym. These were probably the first concerts I attended. The chorus did a couple of pieces with the Orchesta, then they did several symphonic pieces. I was later a member of this chorus..these were often conducted by a young associate conductor, Erich Kunzel. Kunzel later rose to prominence in Cincinnati and world-wide as the conductor of the Cincinnati Pops. A much beloved figure in Cincy.
I also remember as a young actor going to see concerts, probably really nightclub acts, of Anthony Newley and Bobby Short at the Fairmont Hotel in Dallas, Texas. I've seen a few of Bobby Short's concerts.
Only got to see Short once, but what a performer. Love his records.
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I did see several concerts at school....student performances.....but I don't remember much about them. Even the ones I happened to be in.....although apropos of some of the comments yesterday.....the boys wore CROW beaks made out of rolled up black construction paper and we did a routine called "Jump Jim Crow" which in retrospect seems very un PC.
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I think I posted my latest headshot...which seems to follow MR BK's WHAT NOT TO DO guidelines. Maybe I will crop it before I use it again. Of course, I can paste my short resume on the front where my shirt is....
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v222/PutnamPlayhouse/JackCrucibleHeadshot_468x600_zps3da334a9.jpg)
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I think in addition to the cropping, I need to Photoshop one of those chins out....
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Barnes & Noble is going to close at least 20 stores a year for the next 10 years. Bummer. But not wholly unexpected.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/01/28/barnes--noble-to-close-stores_n_2566386.html
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Nice picture, JRand, but I would crop up.
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Two!
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I crop my photos - a lot!
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TOD:
I'm not really sure what my first concert was. But when I was a teenager my uncle (who loves concert) would alternate taking me and my sister with him. I remember seeing Madonna and ZZ Top off the top of my head (had to go see whatever he wanted to see). I also remember going with my sister to see Ricky Martin in concert many years ago.
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So, Barney Frank is playing a conservative senator in Encores! "Fiorello!" Sounds like a fun bit of casting.
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I probably shall do that DR JOHN G....if I ever need it again.
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I need a moment after watching this weeks Downton
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I need a moment after watching this weeks Downton
Please, no spoilers. I won't get to watch it until tonight.
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I need a moment after watching this weeks Downton
Please, no spoilers. I won't get to watch it until tonight.
None from me, ever!
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Driving back from the job, I had a nasty moment when I spotted a bumper immediately ahead of me in the road which had obviously fallen off somebody's vehicle. It was dark so I didn't see it until I was right upon it and at the speed i was going I couldn't avoid driving right over it.
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I'm up - I stayed up till two reading my friend's book, which is very short. I'm actually in it even more than the introduction - it's very sweet.
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And the word of the day is: INTEMERATE!
And The Song Of The Day Is: PURE IMAGINATION
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Leftover pulled pork for lunch. Yum.
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I'm up - I stayed up till two reading my friend's book, which is very short. I'm actually in it even more than the introduction - it's very sweet.
Must not be Elmore's memoirs.
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TOD: I cannot recall which I saw first, but I distinctly recall attending concerts by both Van Cliburn and Roger Williams when I was young. I also recall seeing Ferrante and Teicher and Pete Fountain.
Again....sequence unknown.
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I need a moment after watching this weeks Downton
I know EXACTLY whereof you speak!
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Ouch DR DOUG R - here in Indiana that happens with possums.
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I got my LP copy of THE CRUCIBLE today and listened to the first side. Very very interesting!!!
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Best question I've encountered today: Is running a tab considered exercise?
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I am home from Toyland, and ready for a nap!
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Topic of the Day:
I think that my first live concerts would have been when we lived in Colorado. We used to go to orchestra concerts in a very large park in Colorado Springs. I don't remember much about them, except that there was a large, square and very shallow pool in the park...not a swimming pool, but one just for decoration, I guess.
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Other than those, the first concert that I chose to go to would've been (surprise, surprise!) The Manhattan Transfer! A high school friend and I went up to Seattle and saw them at the Paramount Theatre (this was during the 1983-84 school year). We were up in the balcony and had great seats. I saw them there the next year with a co-worker and they were still good...still are!!
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Driving back from the job, I had a nasty moment when I spotted a bumper immediately ahead of me in the road which had obviously fallen off somebody's vehicle. It was dark so I didn't see it until I was right upon it and at the speed i was going I couldn't avoid driving right over it.
Yikes! Hope your car and tires are fine!
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Best question I've encountered today: Is running a tab considered exercise?
That's funny! :D
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Jrand, do you mean the Ward opera of The Crucible?
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Back from our post mortem lunch. I gave my notes, and she'll now get these songs under her belt so that they are second nature, and we'll choose about four more songs. Looking at summer to do the final version of this act.
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Did some banking, but no packages.
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Now I'll do some proofing.
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Jrand, do you mean the Ward opera of The Crucible?
Yes I purchased it after reading about it in the notes.
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HA! I have completed my 2012 taxes.....even though processing will not begin until January 30.
Surprisingly, I will received a Federal refund of almost $500.....and I only owe the State of Indiana about $85....both are record amounts for me......
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Driving back from the job, I had a nasty moment when I spotted a bumper immediately ahead of me in the road which had obviously fallen off somebody's vehicle. It was dark so I didn't see it until I was right upon it and at the speed i was going I couldn't avoid driving right over it.
Yikes! Hope your car and tires are fine!
I'll be inspecting the tires tomorrow when it's light!
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I think in addition to the cropping, I need to Photoshop one of those chins out....
Nice photo DR Jrand62. I'm so vain I always take my glasses off for photographs - as can be seen in the recent photo with DR Ginny :)
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Lots of people do that DR DOUG R......I guess I figure if someone wants to hire me for a show....they might as well see them....
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I've had a short nap, and I just answered some questions from a retired British singer I'm courting to play Aunt Minnie/Madame Roberta on the recording. I am a huge fan of hers and her husband is a delightful email correspondent.
I have to think about dinner. Perhaps some more fish. I could take some of the chicken soup out of the freezer. Hmmm . . .
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DR John G is JUSTICE from 2011? I could tell you liked it, however, I felt your praise needed to be higher before I watched ;)
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From DR Sam:
Went to a great party this afternoon.
The salad I made had yellow cherry tomatoes, red seedless grapes, blueberries, edamame soybeans, vidalia onion summer tomato dressing, and baby spring mix salad greens.
YUMMY
It sounds yummy.
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From Bruce:
It was so hard to keep my trap shut about tonight's Downton Abbey but I did because I didn't even want to hint at anything, and that's all I'm saying about that.
I appreciate this. The last time the comments referenced the shocking ending I guessed it. I don't know if I would have without the comments. The upside to this was I impressed Keith for figuring it out ;)
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tod
my parents took me to see Peggy Lee when i was a young lad of 8 or 9
How fun!!!!
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TOD: The first concert I saw was Lou Rawls. I went with my sister, her college roommate and another friend of theirs. We were the four white people there, at least in our section of the theater. And we were dressed for a rock concert, while the rest of the audience was dressed in their best, complete with their Sunday crowns. Great concert.
:)
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Good morning. I have jury duty today.
TOD: When I was about 13, my Girl Scout troop decided to disband. So we had a frenzy of spending our treasury money so we didn't have to turn it over to the state administrators. We went to see Three Dog Night at the Phoenix Coliseum. What is funny about that is that my mom wouldn't allow me to go see Donny Osmond at The Coliseum, because "they do drugs there." I doubt there were drugs at Donny's concert; there certainly was funny smoke at the Three Dog Night concert.
;D
I'm sorry she wouldn't let you see Donny.
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Monday morning greetings! We were at the vampire's blood lab shortly after 8 this morning, where it took 2 people and 3 sticks to get the vials needed for tests ordered by 2 different doctors. We then went out for a nice breakfast at Cracker Barrel and now I'm ready for a nap.
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EXCELLENT RESULT VIBES!!!
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Greetings from Toyland! I got here to find the internet still out, so I called our service and threw a fit. About 15 minutes ago a very nice technician showed up, found the problem was a defective insert where our router plugs into the phone line. It was replaced, he left, and I am extremely relieved. I have music to print, and music to scan and send as pdfs to Dublin.
VIBES THIS SOLVES YOUR CONNECTION PROBLEMS!!!
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Barnes & Noble is going to close at least 20 stores a year for the next 10 years. Bummer. But not wholly unexpected.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/01/28/barnes--noble-to-close-stores_n_2566386.html
:(
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Driving back from the job, I had a nasty moment when I spotted a bumper immediately ahead of me in the road which had obviously fallen off somebody's vehicle. It was dark so I didn't see it until I was right upon it and at the speed i was going I couldn't avoid driving right over it.
Yikes! Hope your car and tires are fine!
Before commenting I've been reading to see if there is more to this story.
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Good afternoon. Posting from a Peets Coffee and Tea. Not sure why I'm here but it might be the free wifi. I have to kill some time before rehearsal. I wish I knew when I had to be there, though. Oh well, flexible is my middle name.
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Driving back from the job, I had a nasty moment when I spotted a bumper immediately ahead of me in the road which had obviously fallen off somebody's vehicle. It was dark so I didn't see it until I was right upon it and at the speed i was going I couldn't avoid driving right over it.
Yikes! Hope your car and tires are fine!
I'll be inspecting the tires tomorrow when it's light!
VIBES ALL IS WELL!!!
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Monday morning greetings! We were at the vampire's blood lab shortly after 8 this morning, where it took 2 people and 3 sticks to get the vials needed for tests ordered by 2 different doctors. We then went out for a nice breakfast at Cracker Barrel and now I'm ready for a nap.
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EXCELLENT RESULT VIBES!!!
Thanks, DR Jane. I've already received the results of one of the tests and it's not great. The doctor and I will be discussing my Coumadin regime tomorrow.
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Watching Elvis in GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS....a much darker movie than the title would indicate.
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vibes for DR GINNY
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Ok, I can load in at 6:00pm, which is 2 hours away. Gotta keep busy
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Back from jury duty. I was rejected, so now I am FREEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I hope your car is ok, Doug. I'm assuming YOU are ok, since you were able to post about the accident.
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Good afternoon. Posting from a Peets Coffee and Tea. Not sure why I'm here but it might be the free wifi. I have to kill some time before rehearsal. I wish I knew when I had to be there, though. Oh well, flexible is my middle name.
One never needs an excuse to be at a Peet's. What needs an excuse is being at a Starbucks when a Peet's is nearby! ;D
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My goodness. You'd think I was gone a month by the attention I am getting from Joshie.
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DR John G is JUSTICE from 2011? I could tell you liked it, however, I felt your praise needed to be higher before I watched ;)
It was from the last year or two. And I will put it this way: Foyle is a 10 out of 10. Injustice was a 7.
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Back from jury duty. I was rejected, so now I am FREEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It is one time when being rejected is a plus. :)
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I was #38 out of 45. The last one they picked was #29. Boy, was she $^@&%#. I have never sat through such a long jury selection process before. It took from 10 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
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Good afternoon. Posting from a Peets Coffee and Tea. Not sure why I'm here but it might be the free wifi. I have to kill some time before rehearsal. I wish I knew when I had to be there, though. Oh well, flexible is my middle name.
One never needs an excuse to be at a Peet's. What needs an excuse is being at a Starbucks when a Peet's is nearby! ;D
Well, the Starbucks is a block over, but for some reason, I always end up at Peet's when I need to kill time. It's much cooler :)
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Monday morning greetings! We were at the vampire's blood lab shortly after 8 this morning, where it took 2 people and 3 sticks to get the vials needed for tests ordered by 2 different doctors. We then went out for a nice breakfast at Cracker Barrel and now I'm ready for a nap.
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EXCELLENT RESULT VIBES!!!
Thanks, DR Jane. I've already received the results of one of the tests and it's not great. The doctor and I will be discussing my Coumadin regime tomorrow.
:( Good luck with the rest of the results and your office visit tomorrow.
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Back from jury duty. I was rejected, so now I am FREEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:D
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I gotta tell you. Proofed another chapter, and I'm sure I'll do at least two to three more today.
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Good afternoon. Posting from a Peets Coffee and Tea. Not sure why I'm here but it might be the free wifi. I have to kill some time before rehearsal. I wish I knew when I had to be there, though. Oh well, flexible is my middle name.
One never needs an excuse to be at a Peet's. What needs an excuse is being at a Starbucks when a Peet's is nearby! ;D
;D
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My goodness. You'd think I was gone a month by the attention I am getting from Joshie.
Sweet.
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DR John G is JUSTICE from 2011? I could tell you liked it, however, I felt your praise needed to be higher before I watched ;)
It was from the last year or two. And I will put it this way: Foyle is a 10 out of 10. Injustice was a 7.
I'm not sure any show is as good as Foyle which should be rated higher than a 10 ;)
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I was #38 out of 45. The last one they picked was #29. Boy, was she $^@&%#. I have never sat through such a long jury selection process before. It took from 10 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
Groan, but now you are free.
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Good afternoon. Posting from a Peets Coffee and Tea. Not sure why I'm here but it might be the free wifi. I have to kill some time before rehearsal. I wish I knew when I had to be there, though. Oh well, flexible is my middle name.
One never needs an excuse to be at a Peet's. What needs an excuse is being at a Starbucks when a Peet's is nearby! ;D
Well, the Starbucks is a block over, but for some reason, I always end up at Peet's when I need to kill time. It's much cooler :)
I think Peet's smells better than Starbucks.
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TOD: I think it would have to be when I saw Tony Bennett with my brother when I was about 15. He was on leave from the Navy and was going back the next day, I think. I took a picture of Tony bowing at the end. I don't remember being told you weren't supposed to do that!
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Congratulations on your rejection, DR Laura!
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Thank you, Ginny. I hope your remaining test results are not as bad as the first. I am glad to hear that your doctor is keeping up on everything with you.
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Today's test results weren't life-threatening, just annoying. But thanks for the vibes anyway...
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I'm very excited that the tenants renting the house above us have split and taken their pot farm with them. The owner is there now and getting the house ready to sell.
I may periodically ask for some selling to nice people vibes, at a good price ;)
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Today's test results weren't life-threatening, just annoying. But thanks for the vibes anyway...
Does the stress of travel & being sick have anything to do with the results?
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I'm very excited that the tenants renting the house above us have split and taken their pot farm with them. The owner is there now and getting the house ready to sell.
I may periodically ask for some selling to nice people vibes, at a good price ;)
Had to read that a few times as when you have "pot" and "selling" in the same post, it's easy to read it wrong :P
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Today's test results weren't life-threatening, just annoying. But thanks for the vibes anyway...
Does the stress of travel & being sick have anything to do with the results?
Possibly, DR Jane. Most likely it's from the antibiotic I took last week.
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I was #38 out of 45. The last one they picked was #29. Boy, was she $^@&%#. I have never sat through such a long jury selection process before. It took from 10 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.
I've only had to go down to the courthouse once, and the trial was delayed, so we all got to leave just about as soon as we got there. Otherwise, I've never been picked. I've actually only gotten "the card" once before that.
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I'm very excited that the tenants renting the house above us have split and taken their pot farm with them. The owner is there now and getting the house ready to sell.
I may periodically ask for some selling to nice people vibes, at a good price ;)
Had to read that a few times as when you have "pot" and "selling" in the same post, it's easy to read it wrong :P
LOL I lot of that had been going on. I spoke to another neighbor today with a view of the pot. He is the one that told me it is gone. He is extremely happy. Apparently that stuff smells horrible during the growing/blooming season.
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Today's test results weren't life-threatening, just annoying. But thanks for the vibes anyway...
Does the stress of travel & being sick have anything to do with the results?
Possibly, DR Jane. Most likely it's from the antibiotic I took last week.
I hope you never need to take antibiotics again!!!
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I mentioned to the neighbor we saw a car with Nevada plates going up the road. It turns out those are her new plates. Really, the woman drove right past us leaving our driveway & didn't stop or say hello, or even mention what had been going on up there. The first time Keith saw her drive by he was standing on the side of the road doing work. Even if she didn't recognize us she could have waved.
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Driving back from the job, I had a nasty moment when I spotted a bumper immediately ahead of me in the road which had obviously fallen off somebody's vehicle. It was dark so I didn't see it until I was right upon it and at the speed i was going I couldn't avoid driving right over it.
Yikes! Hope your car and tires are fine!
I'll be inspecting the tires tomorrow when it's light!
Hope everything's OK!
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Keith reminded me today I need to sort out the insurance for Medicad this year so he can knows how to change our insurance.
I did, what I thought would be a quick search to see what needs doing. Finding out when I need to apply was easy & the good news. I don't apply until September. After that I'm confused as to what benefits & parts of this to apply for.
I went on the website for my Regency Blue Shield/Blue Cross insurance and found a better explanation of the various parts.
Now I'm stumped again as I didn't see a link to what I can purchase from my ins co. as supplemental insurance.
If anyone has tips or suggestions I would appreciate hearing them.
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tyre vibes to Dr Doug R
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I had AAA come and pick up my Dad's car from the KoC this morning and take it down to our local mechanic
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The reason the belt broke (besides being old) was that something seized on the AC compressor- so we are looking at another $500
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aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh
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Sorry Vixmom.
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'night
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TOD
I saw and was part of various school concerts and musical assemblies over the years but my first REAL concert where I chose to go was to see Bobby Sherman at the Westbury Music Hall
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I think it was around 1969 but I am not sure
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I think the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band was the opening act
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The reason the belt broke (besides being old) was that something seized on the AC compressor- so we are looking at another $500
Crapballs. :P
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Well, since we're so close...
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PAGE FIVE HOLY CRAPBALLS DANCE!!
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;)
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And now, I must leave work.
Be back later.
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DR John G is JUSTICE from 2011? I could tell you liked it, however, I felt your praise needed to be higher before I watched ;)
It was from the last year or two. And I will put it this way: Foyle is a 10 out of 10. Injustice was a 7.
I'm not sure any show is as good as Foyle which should be rated higher than a 10 ;)
Wodehouse Playhouse was a 10+.
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Hot in Cleveland Season Three is a heck of a lot of fun.
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'Night!
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sorry I dozedoff there
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Got caught up with Downton Abbey. >:(
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Night, all.
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Driving back from the job, I had a nasty moment when I spotted a bumper immediately ahead of me in the road which had obviously fallen off somebody's vehicle. It was dark so I didn't see it until I was right upon it and at the speed i was going I couldn't avoid driving right over it.
Yikes! Hope your car and tires are fine!
I'll be inspecting the tires tomorrow when it's light!
I'm glad you are okay, Doug.
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I've had a short nap, and I just answered some questions from a retired British singer I'm courting to play Aunt Minnie/Madame Roberta on the recording. I am a huge fan of hers and her husband is a delightful email correspondent.
I have to think about dinner. Perhaps some more fish. I could take some of the chicken soup out of the freezer. Hmmm . . .
You are going to cook your fish in chicken soup?
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Finished with my viewing.
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I guess many dear readers are on vacation?
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Or WUSSBURGERS?
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I'm very excited that the tenants renting the house above us have split and taken their pot farm with them. The owner is there now and getting the house ready to sell.
I may periodically ask for some selling to nice people vibes, at a good price ;)
The tenants are probably moving to Washingtom where it is legal.
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I guess many dear readers are on vacation?
I am still unwinding from my long day of sitting around.
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I am just tired. Too many days with too many activities.
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Health vibes to Ginny!
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I guess many dear readers are on vacation?
I think I need a vacation.
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T.O.D.
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I think the first concert I attended was the Seattle Symphony. They used to come to Tacoma once or twice a season for Young Peoples Concerts. Since my mom taught Junior High music, I got to leave grade school to go with the junior high kids to the concert.
I think the first "pop" concert was The Beach Boys in 1965.
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Home from rehearsal. Sometimes it's best just to be a keyboard player and not the Musical Director. Glad it's not my show that opens on Friday.
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G'night!
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Even our GUESTS have deserted the jernt because everyone else has deserted the jernt.