Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on November 04, 2018, 12:32:46 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, you've read the notes and then some, and you're about to change the clocks and then some, and now it is time for you to post until the changing of the clocks cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: FILLIP!
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And now - Dino at the piano.
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First post after BK!
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Bruce, in answer to your question, yes I am in LA, North Hollywood to be exact.
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jan, why don't you come to a Kritzerland show???
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I don't know how.
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I haven't been to one of your shows in over 40 years, at LACC.
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I haven't been to one of your shows in over 40 years, at LACC.
What in hell are you waiting for??
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Intermission is over and the second act has started.
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The crowd is larger than I thought it was (but not full), and they're really loving it!
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Back to the show!
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Well, the midnight show is over!
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And now, to quote The Rocky Horror Show itself: I'm going home!
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When I get home, I'll feed my cat, engage in my evening ablutions, then go to sleep.
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Today, we'll have the 2:00 pm matinee, then the 8:00 pm final show, then strike.
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But first home, then bed.
Have a good day all!
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Good morning, all.
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I sort of barely but not quite got my extra hour of sleep this morning. It’s really hard to explain these time changes to those of the feline persuasion. In the end, I did succeed in prolonging the first cup of coffee in the recliner and feeding them later. And at least intellectually, I do appreciate the extra hour.
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Last night I spent a goodly amount of time watching THE FRESHMAN and some supplementary material on Harold Lloyd. From knowing basically nothing about the man up until yesterday, I now find him a very fascinating subject and there will be much more such watching accomplished over the next two weeks.
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So why am I suddenly watching Harold Lloyd? Because two weeks from today I’m playing in my first ever silent movie orchestra, for THE FRESHMAN. The score is a recently composed one, and I’ll say more about this — and the whole process which is new and fascinating to me — when I’m not pecking on the iPad.
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Extra Hour Vibes to all on this crisp late fall Sunday!
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Break Legs Vibes to BK & Co. for a great show tonight!
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Good morning, all.
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Great Harold Lloyd fan. Would love to see The Freshman on the silver screen.
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Vibes for BK and company!
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Good morning.
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Jane, my garden was on the tour. Getting ready for it was the hardest work.
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I have been struggling with some sciatica for a few weeks. By mid-morning the pain pills kick in and I'm ok, but I sure waste several hours before that sitting on an ice pack.
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Luckily, Wae-Ling was here yesterday to help show people around. It was kind of an open house kind of thing. People dropped in from 9 am to 4 pm.
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I expect a call from The Game Warden this coming week. Remember him? Kind of a recurring character from about 10 years ago.
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John, you've been here a long time. But I am thinking The Game Warden was mentioned before you were here.
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Good morning, all!
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Sure enough, at 5:30 Thatch began pestering me about breakfast. At the new 6:15 got out of bed and fed them, then went back to bed for two hours. I don't feel sick, but I feel completely void of any energy this morning.
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I'm hoping I can finish this piano-vocal score of How To Succeed . . . today. The sooner this score is off my back, the happier I will be at this point.,
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This week the cats and I watched the 1970s BBC production of Nicholas Nickleby, six episodes over six days. I enjoyed much of it, but I also felt that some of the more comic characters knew they were funny and worked too hard. I did like Patricia Routledge as Mrs Mantalini quite a lot. Last night we started the latest BBC miniseries from the late 1990s, which is three and a half hours long and not bad, but it may be too serious, giving the comic characters short shrift. I did love the portly actress playing Fanny Squeers.
We'll finish that tonight. Then we'll watch the Royal Shakespeare Company's epic production with Roger Rees
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Good morning!
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I'm back in the Big Apple.
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I expect a call from The Game Warden this coming week.
This would make a good line - spoken ominously - in a David Lynch film.
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The hotel rates for yesterday were astronomical, so I stayed at the YMCA, which is basically a hostel. For a tiny room without a bathroom it was $175!
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So, I was just catching up on yesterday's posts (on my laptop) and when I hit page 3 I got a notice that I could not access it because of "Pornography!" Being curious, I checked HHW on my phone and saw that there was a link to a video that may be the culprit!
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So, the main reason for my trip is that my friend Robin is running (well, really walking) in the NYC Marathon. She's raising money for Barbra Streisand's Women's Heart charity (associated with Cedars Sinai I LA). Yesterday we picked up her number sign and hung around the COnvention Center, where there were thousands of people taking photos and shopping for marathon related items.
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Later I got a ticket at TKTS for My Fair Lady. I had a great seat in the second row. Laura Benanti can really sing that score. The rest of the cast was wonderful too, including 91- year old Rosemary Harris.
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Which reminds me: There's a video of Christine Pedi impersonating Liza Minnelli. It's something like "50 questions for Liza." One was: Who's your favorite Spice Girl. Answer: Rosemary Harris
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Trying to help today's count so it doesn't fall on TCB at the end of the day!
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Rehearsal and show vibes for MR BK & Co
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Wow. Just wow! I hope MR BK never uses this moron again....EVER...in fact we should know her name to we can avoid her in anything she is ever in.... IDIOT.
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Hmmmm.....nice line thru.....I must have hit on the right key combo.
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It was light at 8:15 this morning when I awakened Birdy Barnum....he didn't seem to care that it was really 9:15.
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I am watching MR ED and waiting for THE PATTY DUKE SHOW. This morning THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY was happily presented SANS Ricky Seagull.....
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Elmore asked the other day about Rex and Leonard. Rex took it surprisingly well. Leonard is very curious about Rex and wants to play. Rex is old and cranky. He is not amused by Leonard's attempt at play. As long as Leonard leaves him alone, all is well.
No, I will not be getting another kitten for Leonard to play with.
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I keep remembering my dream -- which was about the silent film score, involving the score and/or recording downloading process that was needlessly repetitious and bothersome. I shall hopefully be exorcising the dream as I work on that today.
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Yesterday during the tour, the next-door-neighbors were curious about all the traffic. The kids saw Leonard through the window, so the three kids came inside and wore Leonard out with the feather wand. Wae-Ling kept an eye on things.
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I haven't been to one of your shows in over 40 years, at LACC.
What in hell are you waiting for??
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;D
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So why am I suddenly watching Harold Lloyd? Because two weeks from today I’m playing in my first ever silent movie orchestra, for THE FRESHMAN. The score is a recently composed one, and I’ll say more about this — and the whole process which is new and fascinating to me — when I’m not pecking on the iPad.
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Jane, my garden was on the tour. Getting ready for it was the hardest work.
It was very nice of you to offer your garden for the tour.
We were asked to put our garden on tour and, while tempted, declined. Our very large gardens in Ashland would have been an incredible amount of work.
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I have been struggling with some sciatica for a few weeks. By mid-morning the pain pills kick in and I'm ok, but I sure waste several hours before that sitting on an ice pack.
I have only used heat. Next time I will try an ice pack.
NO PAIN VIBES FOR YOU!
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Luckily, Wae-Ling was here yesterday to help show people around. It was kind of an open house kind of thing. People dropped in from 9 am to 4 pm.
Thank goodness for Wae-Ling.
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The hotel rates for yesterday were astronomical, so I stayed at the YMCA, which is basically a hostel. For a tiny room without a bathroom it was $175!
:o
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It was light at 8:15 this morning when I awakened Birdy Barnum....he didn't seem to care that it was really 9:15.
Good for Birdy Barnum :)
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Elmore asked the other day about Rex and Leonard. Rex took it surprisingly well. Leonard is very curious about Rex and wants to play. Rex is old and cranky. He is not amused by Leonard's attempt at play. As long as Leonard leaves him alone, all is well.
No, I will not be getting another kitten for Leonard to play with.
This has happily surprised me.
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Gotta run. I am just cooling down after drying my hair. We were invited to our neighbors for an early breakfast, early for a Sunday. I didn't get to enjoy extra time reading in bed this morning.
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So, I was just catching up on yesterday's posts (on my laptop) and when I hit page 3 I got a notice that I could not access it because of "Pornography!" Being curious, I checked HHW on my phone and saw that there was a link to a video that may be the culprit!
Oh wow. That didn't have any warning on it, and it looked like it was funny rather than pornographic. But I see some if the recommends on the side are "questionable." BK - maybe you should take down that link.
Bk - Ok. I was able to take that post from yesterday off.
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I'm up, I'm up - maybe six hours of sleep, maybe seven - confusing.
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Sunday afternoon greetings! Yesterday Richard and I attended the Kiwanis pancake breakfast and delivered some items to the AAUW holiday bazaar venue for next weekend's event. We were home the rest of the day, as planned. I switched out the Halloween decor for Thanksgiving, made chile, and watched Michigan demolish Penn State. In the evening I worked on some items I'm crafting for the bazaar, changed the clocks, and went to bed early.
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Today I'm continuing my crafting and will finish by the time my friend Sharon picks me up. We're going to Cincinnati to meet up with Deborah to go to a program at the Playhouse in the Park. It's a tie-in to their current production of Pride and Prejudice - a lecture by author Curtis Sittenfeld, who has written her version of P&P set in contemporary Cincinnati.
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So why am I suddenly watching Harold Lloyd? Because two weeks from today I’m playing in my first ever silent movie orchestra, for THE FRESHMAN. The score is a recently composed one, and I’ll say more about this — and the whole process which is new and fascinating to me — when I’m not pecking on the iPad.
That's so cool, ChasSmith! The Washington Center for the Performing Arts (https://www.washingtoncenter.org) here in Olympia has a silent movie series with live organ accompaniment. I love to go to that every year. The organist does this around the world and he's fantastic.
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I remember years ago, there used to be the Olympia Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Timothy Brock. He was commissioned to write a new score for Murnau's Sunrise and they recorded it. The CD is on Amazon HERE (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000005TAL/), currently available for as little as $576.78!
:o
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I'm glad that I bought it when it was new! I knew that the CD was not the complete score but in reading the comments, I didn't realize (or maybe remember?) that the movie with the complete score had actually been released on DVD. I may need to find that...assuming it's available and reasonably priced.
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Break Legs Vibes to BK & Co. for a great show tonight!
~~~DITTO!!~~~
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So, I was just catching up on yesterday's posts (on my laptop) and when I hit page 3 I got a notice that I could not access it because of "Pornography!" Being curious, I checked HHW on my phone and saw that there was a link to a video that may be the culprit!
Oh wow. That didn't have any warning on it, and it looked like it was funny rather than pornographic. But I see some if the recommends on the side are "questionable." BK - maybe you should take down that link.
Bk - Ok. I was able to take that post from yesterday off.
Guess I watched it just in time
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I have never been end,ores of body builders
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Yesterday I made a big pot of chili, I used Penzeys chili 9000 as my main seasoning...the chili was aromatic and ! I thought , quite delicious .
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Vixdad hated it... He has quite the palate... In a mixture of 20 or so spices he was able to discern cinnamon and cloves , both of whic he detests
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I made 5 lbs of chili
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I am giving some to my Mom
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Guess I know what I'll be bringing for lunch all week
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The hotel rates for yesterday were astronomical, so I stayed at the YMCA, which is basically a hostel. For a tiny room without a bathroom it was $175!
What the....!?
It was $10 when I stayed there a couple of times in 1971/72. This was the Y on 34th and Eighth, and these would have been a couple of quick overnight concert- or opera-going trips from Cleveland back in our student days. Tiny room, more like a jail cell than anything I've seen since, and no bathroom. But: a sawbuck.
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Now I am making chicken soup in the slow cooker
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if he doesn't like that there's always Taco Bell
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I think vixmom should overnight about 4 lbs. of that leftover chili to the needy in Danbury, Connecticut.
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The hotel rates for yesterday were astronomical, so I stayed at the YMCA, which is basically a hostel. For a tiny room without a bathroom it was $175!
What the....!?
It was $10 when I stayed there a couple of times in 1971/72. This was the Y on 34th and Eighth, and these would have been a couple of quick overnight concert- or opera-going trips from Cleveland back in our student days. Tiny room, more like a jail cell than anything I've seen since, and no bathroom. But: a sawbuck.
Probably because of the marathon ...
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TCB, I am sorry to have left all the heavy carrying to you these past few weeks.
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I am quite depressed and angry about the situation.
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I feel quite trapped , disrespected , and abused
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It is the disrespect that rankles most
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Vixdad tells me to just walk out or to end my days at 5:30 and let things go undone
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But leaving things undone means innocent people are hurt
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And walking out bears economic consequences I am not ready to accept
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In a few hours I need to attend the 2019-season announcement party for one of our local theaters. Fortunately it's all over by 7 pm so it doesn't kill the evening.
I wouldn't go, but we're doing another revival of my director friend's Wreck the Halls next December, and this is a different location than before so it's good that we show up. That will be the third run of his show, which is very successful and which he's still tweaking for eventual licensing.
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I think vixmom should overnight about 4 lbs. of that leftover chili to the needy in Danbury, Connecticut.
Perhaps a road trip is order. :D
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One year ago today I attended a cat-kitten adoption event at the 92nd Street & Broadway Petco. I was looking for a little brother for Annabelle. I had two requirements: he had to be younger than she and he had to have some white in his coat. I checked out all the cats in the back of the store and then walked to the front of the store where they were setting up more cages of cats and there he was: Thatch!
He was three months old, orange and white, a little creamsicle of a kitten, and I was smitten. Cupid's arrow never pierced a heart with more alacrity. Five days later I brought him home. Happy Anniversary, Thatch!
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When you were talking about The Freshman, I was ignorant enough to be thinking of the Matthew Broderick, Marlon Brando film
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Page 4 Dance!
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I couldn't quite see where the piany playin' came in
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One year ago today I attended a cat-kitten adoption event at the 92nd Street & Broadway Petco. I was looking for a little brother for Annabelle. I had two requirements: he had to be younger than she and he had to have some white in his coat. I checked out all the cats in the back of the store and then walked to the front of the store where they were setting up more cages of cats and there he was: Thatch!
He was three months old, orange and white, a little creamsicle of a kitten, and I was smitten. Cupid's arrow never pierced a heart with more alacrity. Five days later I brought him home. Happy Anniversary, Thatch!
Happy anniversary!!
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Look at that little creamsicle -- sitting there like he owns the place! :)
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I am glad you stuck it out with Thatch, I remember the rough days and weeks in the beginning where you almost lost hope.
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Lordy, yes.
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Perhaps a lesson for us all
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Vixdad hated it... He has quite the palate... In a mixture of 20 or so spices he was able to discern cinnamon and cloves , both of whic he detests
LOL.
I think it is a shame he detests cinnamon.
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Vixdad tells me to just walk out or to end my days at 5:30 and let things go undone
He may have a point there, even if it is "only" 6:30 or 7:00. The situation is out of control.
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And walking out bears economic consequences I am not ready to accept
This answers my next question.
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HAPPY 1ST ANNIVERSARY THATCH, ANNABELLE, AND DR ELMORE.
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Look at that little creamsicle -- sitting there like he owns the place! :)
I know, sooooo cute.
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One year ago today I attended a cat-kitten adoption event at the 92nd Street & Broadway Petco. I was looking for a little brother for Annabelle. I had two requirements: he had to be younger than she and he had to have some white in his coat. I checked out all the cats in the back of the store and then walked to the front of the store where they were setting up more cages of cats and there he was: Thatch!
He was three months old, orange and white, a little creamsicle of a kitten, and I was smitten. Cupid's arrow never pierced a heart with more alacrity. Five days later I brought him home. Happy Anniversary, Thatch!
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=5576.0;attach=8613)
A Very Happy Gotcha Day Anniversary to Larry and Thatch!! :D
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I have been struggling with some sciatica for a few weeks. By mid-morning the pain pills kick in and I'm ok, but I sure waste several hours before that sitting on an ice pack.
I have only used heat. Next time I will try an ice pack.
NO PAIN VIBES FOR YOU!
~~~SUPER DITTO!!~~~
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Which reminds me: There's a video of Christine Pedi impersonating Liza Minnelli. It's something like "50 questions for Liza." One was: Who's your favorite Spice Girl. Answer: Rosemary Harris
:))
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So, the main reason for my trip is that my friend Robin is running (well, really walking) in the NYC Marathon. She's raising money for Barbra Streisand's Women's Heart charity (associated with Cedars Sinai I LA). Yesterday we picked up her number sign and hung around the COnvention Center, where there were thousands of people taking photos and shopping for marathon related items.
Good luck to Robin!
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I remember years ago, there used to be the Olympia Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Timothy Brock. He was commissioned to write a new score for Murnau's Sunrise and they recorded it. The CD is on Amazon HERE (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000005TAL/), currently available for as little as $576.78!
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I'm glad that I bought it when it was new! I knew that the CD was not the complete score but in reading the comments, I didn't realize (or maybe remember?) that the movie with the complete score had actually been released on DVD. I may need to find that...assuming it's available and reasonably priced.
Well, that was easy. HERE (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GG0NABE/) is a listing for a Blu-ray/DVD combo pack that according to one of the reviews includes the score by the Olympia Chamber Orchestra. I have just ordered it! :D
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And now, I must be off to the theater. We have a 2 pm matinee, a break, then the last show at 8 pm, then it's all over...but not really. Tomorrow, I start rehearsals for A Christmas Story!
Be back later!
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I am glad you stuck it out with Thatch, I remember the rough days and weeks in the beginning where you almost lost hope.
Thank God we had to wait for a bus back in January. It was either a bus south to the vet or a bus north to dump him at the Manhattan Animal Care and Control. He was so unsocialized, I believe they would have euthanized him.
That wait for a bus gave me time to seriously consider what the hell I intended to do about the situation. I made a commitment, and I am so glad that I did.
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Back from this morning's run-through. The first fifteen minutes of the show were great - almost perfect, and you could just see what this will be when the rest is on par with that. Then MISS low energy I'm saving my voice came on and took the show right down to the floor, but it picked up again after that. There's one performance I just need to get energized and authoritative - once that happens the two or three sequences that simply aren't playing well yet, will. And then the performer who has never once gotten her one scene or song right, screwed it up royally again today, so Doug and I took her to the lobby after - our intention was to let her go, as we've already got it covered, but she was very emotional, had lots of excuses, so Doug took a positive road, gave her one more chance for tomorrow - to run the song ten times in a row and then do the run-through. If she can't get it right in ten tries and/or the run then she's done.
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Unreal, man.
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I have been struggling with some sciatica for a few weeks. By mid-morning the pain pills kick in and I'm ok, but I sure waste several hours before that sitting on an ice pack.
Vibes for DR Laura.
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Which reminds me: There's a video of Christine Pedi impersonating Liza Minnelli. It's something like "50 questions for Liza." One was: Who's your favorite Spice Girl. Answer: Rosemary Harris
That's funny.
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When you were talking about The Freshman, I was ignorant enough to be thinking of the Matthew Broderick, Marlon Brando film
An excellent movie in its own right.
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Happy Anniversary, Elmore and Thatch!
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Watching the rest of The Reivers. Turned into something really fun, even despite its Southern roots.
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Hello, everyone.
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PAIN-FREE VIBES to DR LAURA!
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Vixmom, I'm so sorry about your job situation. Surely your boss knows the long hours your work. Is he simply heartless? If you told him you'll be leaving at a specific time each day--you can use any excuse--then he has the choice to hire more people or take on less work. I know that hiring more people doesn't help if they don't know the job, but it is so unfair to you. I think it you told him ahead of time you'd feel less guilty about it.
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Page 4 Dance!
;D ;D ;D (the cat dance, not the page turn)
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HAPPY ANNIVERSARY to LARRY and THATCH!
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jrand, I was very impressed that you found a computer table at a thrift store. I don't know why I never thought to look there. I bought a nifty little printer table a while back on Amazon and thought I got a good deal, but you did much, much better.
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Next up, a movie I shouldn't like as much as I do: Coppola's One from the Heart.
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Forget this Daylight Savings Time stuff--do you want an extra hour of daylight in the morning or the evening?--I want AN EXTRA HOUR, period. In fact, how about a couple extra hours? That'd be even better. I'll write my Congresspeople.
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Hi, John G.
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I've gotta scoot.
Vibes to all.
TTFN.
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DR JEANNE I go about once a week to the local Goodwill, mostly to look at books, but I always look at everything. They sometimes have a nice selection of furniture....some of it in very good shape - so I look there first.
I am hoping to replace my own computer chair when one shows up....we shall see what happens.
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Happy Anniversary to THATCH and DR ELMORE and ANNABELLE.....
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DR CHAS SMITH I am intrigued by your silent movie accompaniment career and I hope there will be photos.
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Show vibes for MR BK & Co.
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Hi, John G.
Hi, back!
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I love show business:
Ten Strikes and You're Out!!!
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Forget this Daylight Savings Time stuff--do you want an extra hour of daylight in the morning or the evening?--I want AN EXTRA HOUR, period. In fact, how about a couple extra hours? That'd be even better. I'll write my Congresspeople.
Amen.
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Tonight the new season of OUTLANDER begins.....I am hoping it is a good episode.
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I shall now mosey on over to Vitello's for sound check and then our show.
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I am glad you stuck it out with Thatch, I remember the rough days and weeks in the beginning where you almost lost hope.
Thank God we had to wait for a bus back in January. It was either a bus south to the vet or a bus north to dump him at the Manhattan Animal Care and Control. He was so unsocialized, I believe they would have euthanized him.
That wait for a bus gave me time to seriously consider what the hell I intended to do about the situation. I made a commitment, and I am so glad that I did.
Had you taken the bus north it would have haunted you forever. Thankfully it all worked out. Sometimes the cats never adjust.
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Forget this Daylight Savings Time stuff--do you want an extra hour of daylight in the morning or the evening?--I want AN EXTRA HOUR, period. In fact, how about a couple extra hours? That'd be even better. I'll write my Congresspeople.
;D
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Tonight the new season of OUTLANDER begins.....I am hoping it is a good episode.
Oh I hope so.
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Well, this deluxe edition of One from the Heart makes the movie look almost as good as it did when I saw it new in the theater after it was finally released. And it remains one of those most gorgeous movies I've ever seen. The Tom Waits score is superb, and I was surprised that Teri Garr and Raul Julia were even better than I remember. Nastassia Kinski, a performer I never liked, was actually fairly good. Frederic Forrest had a horrible role that he played as best he could. The problem is the script, especially in the presentation of Forrest's sexist, abusive character, and that will always make it less than a masterpiece. I don't want Garr to come back to Forrest at the end. He doesn't deserve a happy ending or her.
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Movie title of the day: Eddie, the Sleepwalking Cannibal.
I don't actually want to see the movie, but I love the title.
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I have never been end,ores of body builders
What did you write? Something about smores for body builders?
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Good evening.
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I apologize for my meltdown last night.
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But I did not leave because I was upset.
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My Wi-Fi would not work on my iPad or even on my phone.
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I do thank you for getting us to page 5 today.
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But I meant what I said last night
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I would truly hate to see this party end.
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Movie title of the day: Eddie, the Sleepwalking Cannibal.
I don't actually want to see the movie, but I love the title.
The exotic title I like but have just not sat through yet is: (l'm told it gets better as the plot settles in)
"NOTHING RHYMES WITH NGAPARTJI"
https://www.roninfilms.com.au/feature/4689/nothing-rhymes-with-ngapartji.html
about a theater artists trying to get his show "NGAPARTJI, NGAPARTJI" off the ground.
From the comments online, it sound like it raises thoughts of whether they mean perfect rhymes with NGAPARTJI, or if maybe slant rhymes with NGAPARTJI are acceptable.
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Today's first performance went really well! The house was quite responsive and everyone seemed to enjoy it immensely.
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I'm here at the theater waiting for a hot glue gun to fix a couple of props.
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We just finished watching the 2001 BBC adaptation of Nicholas Nickleby. I liked the length of the earlier one, but I preferred this cast. James D'Arcy and Nigel Danvers were both good as Nicholas, but I thought that Charles Dance as Ralph Nickleby and Lee Ingleby as Smike were better than their earlier counterparts.
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Good evening.
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Other than go to church today, I didn't really do anything. The highlight of the day was that I watched David Pumpkins a couple of times.
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I only danced 2.5 hours today. I managed to have a refreshing nap. And I've been doing small things around the house. Not very noticeable.
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I'm also finishing up my third movie for the day, A Man Called Ove. Swedish flick that's very faithful to the book, which I loved. Movie is excellent, too.
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I'm here at the theater waiting for a hot glue gun to fix a couple of props.
Props have been fixed and the house is open!
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I have never been end,ores of body builders
What did you write? Something about smores for body builders?
:D. That was supposed to say enamored
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I agree TCB, you are all very important to me
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Elmore, I meant to tell you I finally received my OOBC of Desperate Measures. Thank you do much for taking me to the show .
I am regretting not going back to see it closing weekend. good seats were available but I let the threat of the No'easter keep me away, and the storm never really amounted to anything
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Good night, all.
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Back from what was, as it turned out, a wonderful show - I was really worried about this one because it was so different from our usual bill o' fare, but the audience ate it up. The opening patter went really well and was really funny and the closing patter worked well, too. It was a nice-sized crowd and people were really effusive about the show. The cast did great, each and every one.
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Congrats, BK!
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The last performance of The Rocky Horror Show is over!
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Smallish crowd, but exuberant! Great way to end.
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And now, strike!
Be back later!
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Great news about the show, BK!
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I have never been end,ores of body builders
What did you write? Something about smores for body builders?
;D
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I would truly hate to see this party end.
I agree.
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I only danced 2.5 hours today. I managed to have a refreshing nap. And I've been doing small things around the house. Not very noticeable.
Only! I think dancing 2.5 hours is a long time and more difficult then my walks that last as long.
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I'm also finishing up my third movie for the day, A Man Called Ove. Swedish flick that's very faithful to the book, which I loved. Movie is excellent, too.
I only saw the excellent film.
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I have never been end,ores of body builders
What did you write? Something about smores for body builders?
:D. That was supposed to say enamored
Now I know what you said I can respond that I heartily agree with you.
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Back from what was, as it turned out, a wonderful show - I was really worried about this one because it was so different from our usual bill o' fare, but the audience ate it up. The opening patter went really well and was really funny and the closing patter worked well, too. It was a nice-sized crowd and people were really effusive about the show. The cast did great, each and every one.
Wonderful, congratulations.
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'night
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Well I guess my iPad is not going to work again tonight.
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Typing on this little telephone he’s a pain in the grass.
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Jan isn’t here tonight. I wanted to thank her for her kind words last night.
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And hugs to my friend vixmom!
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I’m very tired tonight, and it’s only a little after 11:00. Of course, he’s actually 12 o’clock .
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What I mean is… Daylight savings time it was 12… And now it’s 11.
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Well anyway, good night to one and all.
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And it's all done!
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Stroke for props was very easy.
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I and one of the volunteers were able to get some stuff together pretty quickly. Since we weren't actually included in the strike schedule, we felt that we were just in the way at that point. We were let go and now I'm home.
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I need to go to bed now. I want to get to work early so that I can leave early so that I can go to the first rehearsal for A Christmas Story.
Have a good day, all!