Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on July 02, 2019, 12:21:08 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes made an important discovery, and now it is time for you to post until the important cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: BURGEON!
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First post after BK.
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And a very happy birthday to non-HHWer, Jarrod Emick, whom I got to meet here in Olympia when he played Sweeney Todd in a local production of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street!
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And he played Hugh Jackman’s lover in THE BOY FROM OZ.
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And speaking of Jarrod Emick, just yesterday I'd read that Tamara Tunie and Jarrod Emick Will Star in Reimagined 42nd Street at the Ordway (http://www.playbill.com/article/tamara-tunie-and-jarrod-emick-will-star-in-reimagined-42nd-street-at-the-ordway), in St. Paul, Minnesota!
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I think I have lost my mind! Didn’t Patti LuPone play Joanne in COMPANY opposite Raul Esparza?
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Maybe just in a TV taping?
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I think I have lost my mind! Didn’t Patti LuPone play Joanne in COMPANY opposite Raul Esparza?
No, that was Barbara Walsh.
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Maybe just in a TV taping?
Yes, there was a semi-staged concert version with Neil Patrick Harris as Bobby where Patti played Joanne, and now she's playing the same role in London with a woman as Bobbie.
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Both the NPH and RE Companys were filmed for broadcast on PBS.
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Maybe just in a TV taping?
Yes, there was a semi-staged concert version with Neil Patrick Harris as Bobby where Patti played Joanne, and now she's playing the same role in London with a woman as Bobbie.
Okay, I guess I was thinking of that production.
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But it never played on Broadway.
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Okay. Good night, George. Thank you for solving that brain freeze.
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But it never played on Broadway.
No, it was just the in-concert version. I don't know if it was to celebrate anything special, or just to be recorded for PBS.
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Good night, Tom.
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Well, I need to get to sleep, too. I want to get to work a little early to pre-make up some time for later in the week. ;) Good night, BK and jan and any other lurkers.
Have a good day, all!
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Good morning!
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Good morning, all!
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And a very happy birthday to non-HHWer, Jarrod Emick, whom I got to meet here in Olympia when he played Sweeney Todd in a local production of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street!
Jarrod was in our first reading of Moonshine and Mistletoe.
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Speaking of Moonshine and Mistletoe, there are rumors of a 2019 holiday production. I'm hoping!
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This is another quiet day. I will continue to pull books and work on my A & T tales.
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Good morning, all.
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“Moonshine” production vibes for Elmore.
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Too much to do today.
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Good morning, all.
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“Moonshine” production vibes for Elmore.
And plain old moonshine vibes for the rest of us.
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Except that's something I've never cared to sample, let alone drink.
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What I'd like to sample this morning would be along the lines of a good egg sandwich.
This might happen later. Stay tuned.
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T.O.D.
Love tapioca.
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I hope everyone has a fantastic day
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DR George I enjoyed your photos.
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Hi Michael. Wishing you the same.
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I have a recipe for pimento cheese - it's the same recipe I have for most things:
Go to the store and buy it.
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check vibes for DR ELMORE.
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Our little show is limping along to its opening night which will be a week from Thursday - whether we want it to or NOT.
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The sound person is making tons of mistakes and is a very loud obnoxious fool.....they announced tonight that mike check will be at a particular time and if someone isn't there - too bad - it will be done without that person and who cares if the microphone doesn't work....not them!
Which doesn't really even begin to describe the hatefulness of this person.
Our transgender man has told me that he wants to audition for Hal in PICNIC and I told him that honestly I did not think that he would fit the part.....not the least of it is because Hal appears shirtless in a couple of scenes. I didn't mention their lack of acting talent....
Said person also told me that PICNIC is okay - but they have a lot of problems with it.....which made me want to ask "Where is YOUR Pulitzer?" But I didn't.
Sometimes my restraint surprises even me.
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I do not think I have eaten pudding since before the turn of the century.
However when I did - I liked banana!!!!
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Our sound person is also a FTM transgender person.....both of these people are in their early twenties....and their lack of awareness of anything outside themselves is shocking.
Not talking about ALL transgender folks - I know a few others who I work and socialize with and we are great friends.
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It could have more to do with their ages than anything else....
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But I am thinking someone should write a book:
How to Lose Friends & Alienate People
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Except that's something I've never cared to sample, let alone drink.
It’s trendy now. Yawn.
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Several days ago, following twenty-four and a half (count 'em) years of service, the handle on my LA-Z-BOY recliner broke in half. Repetitive stress injury! I actually found the purchase receipt for it, and took that and the piece o' handle into their local store to see how to go about getting the handle replaced. It's one of their big stores, but they don't stock parts like that, so I was directed to call their "Comfort Care" line.
I first checked online to see where replacement handles can be had, and a number of them are listed on Amazon in the amount of $18 and thereabouts. The little cynical devil on my shoulder told me the manufacturer of the name brand would overcharge, and I procrastinated for a few days. Finally decided to give them a try, and just got off the phone with them with a replacement handle on the way. Turns out that's covered under a lifetime warranty that I didn't know or didn't remember I had. Of course there's a handling charge of $13.99, but look how good I did at not ordering one elsewhere for more. Right?
I was shocked, shocked, to hear that this chair could still be under warranty, and the girl said anything going back to 1992, or just after 1992, has that. So isn't that a nice thing? And how nice to know I've got exactly the right one coming. They took every number I had, including one I had to turn the chair over to find. Anyone who has a LA-Z-BOY chair should find a card attached underneath (or possibly underneath the foot rest) and file that away. Mine was getting chewed up, but the important number was fine. Lesson learned. Keep this stuff.
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Except that's something I've never cared to sample, let alone drink.
It’s trendy now. Yawn.
Yep.
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When I was writing the barbecue book, I discovered a whole new world of banana puddings, including one that put the bananas in the smoker and covered the top with an intoxicating amount of freshly cracked nutmeg on top.
Recently I made an instant caramel macchiato pudding I really liked.
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Several days ago, following twenty-four and a half (count 'em) years of service, the handle on my LA-Z-BOY recliner broke in half. Repetitive stress injury! I actually found the purchase receipt for it, and took that and the piece o' handle into their local store to see how to go about getting the handle replaced. It's one of their big stores, but they don't stock parts like that, so I was directed to call their "Comfort Care" line.
I first checked online to see where replacement handles can be had, and a number of them are listed on Amazon in the amount of $18 and thereabouts. The little cynical devil on my shoulder told me the manufacturer of the name brand would overcharge, and I procrastinated for a few days. Finally decided to give them a try, and just got off the phone with them with a replacement handle on the way. Turns out that's covered under a lifetime warranty that I didn't know or didn't remember I had. Of course there's a handling charge of $13.99, but look how good I did at not ordering one elsewhere for more. Right?
I was shocked, shocked, to hear that this chair could still be under warranty, and the girl said anything going back to 1992, or just after 1992, has that. So isn't that a nice thing? And how nice to know I've got exactly the right one coming. They took every number I had, including one I had to turn the chair over to find. Anyone who has a LA-Z-BOY chair should find a card attached underneath (or possibly underneath the foot rest) and file that away. Mine was getting chewed up, but the important number was fine. Lesson learned. Keep this stuff.
Cool.
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Good morning.
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There was a bottle of moonshine at my house growing up. My dad told me what it was. It was gone when my sister and I cleared out the house after mom died. She must have thrown it out.
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Wae-Ling would have said: "So, are you going to drink it?" She is brutal when it comes to decluttering. Which I need.
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I grew up eating the bland, ubiquitous all-American package puddings. I liked them okay, but even as a kid I wasn't terribly excited by them. I'd enjoy trying a vanilla one now for old times sake, but the chocolate wouldn't entice me. Don't recall other flavors. The only thing in addition to those puddings would have been an occasional tapioca, and I have no memory of how much or how little I liked that. I can't even remember what it tastes like.
Skipping ahead several decades, I LOVE a good New Orleans style bread pudding (with whisky sauce). Since I discovered that miracle of gastronomy on my first visit there in the early 1990s I haven't been able to tolerate any other kind. They're all cheap imitations.
Also love a good rice pudding with raisins. Okay, it tastes good without the raisins, but give me the damned raisins.
The world of banana puddings sounds wonderful, as I'm already a banana fanatic and this sounds like a natural.
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No check, but I did receive the referral from my HMO to see an ENT, Dr Natasha Keenan Priest, about this nose-sinus issue. I called to make an appointment, and they have an opening tomorrow morning. Usually I have to wait 4-6 weeks to get an appointment.
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Good news DR ELMORE.
Too bad WE can't have a lifetime warranty on ourselves.
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But I am thinking someone should write a book:
How to Lose Friends & Alienate People
;D
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Several days ago, following twenty-four and a half (count 'em) years of service, the handle on my LA-Z-BOY recliner broke in half. Repetitive stress injury! I actually found the purchase receipt for it, and took that and the piece o' handle into their local store to see how to go about getting the handle replaced. It's one of their big stores, but they don't stock parts like that, so I was directed to call their "Comfort Care" line.
I first checked online to see where replacement handles can be had, and a number of them are listed on Amazon in the amount of $18 and thereabouts. The little cynical devil on my shoulder told me the manufacturer of the name brand would overcharge, and I procrastinated for a few days. Finally decided to give them a try, and just got off the phone with them with a replacement handle on the way. Turns out that's covered under a lifetime warranty that I didn't know or didn't remember I had. Of course there's a handling charge of $13.99, but look how good I did at not ordering one elsewhere for more. Right?
I was shocked, shocked, to hear that this chair could still be under warranty, and the girl said anything going back to 1992, or just after 1992, has that. So isn't that a nice thing? And how nice to know I've got exactly the right one coming. They took every number I had, including one I had to turn the chair over to find. Anyone who has a LA-Z-BOY chair should find a card attached underneath (or possibly underneath the foot rest) and file that away. Mine was getting chewed up, but the important number was fine. Lesson learned. Keep this stuff.
Wow, impressive.
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Wae-Ling would have said: "So, are you going to drink it?" She is brutal when it comes to decluttering. Which I need.
:) I need her, wait I have Keith doing the same job.
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Skipping ahead several decades, I LOVE a good New Orleans style bread pudding (with whisky sauce). Since I discovered that miracle of gastronomy on my first visit there in the early 1990s I haven't been able to tolerate any other kind. They're all cheap imitations.
The bread pudding sounds delicious.
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No check, but I did receive the referral from my HMO to see an ENT, Dr Natasha Keenan Priest, about this nose-sinus issue. I called to make an appointment, and they have an opening tomorrow morning. Usually I have to wait 4-6 weeks to get an appointment.
Congrats & good luck!
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I liked home made chocolate pudding & packaged vanilla. Sometimes I had the packaged butterscotch.
I was older before discovering bread pudding.
I hate tapioca.
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I make a pretty darn good bread pudding from stale donuts. With a rummy hard sauce.
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I'm up, I'm up - I've mostly been up with a terrible tummy - maybe I got four or five hours of sleep somehow, but blecch. I shan't be eating anything today. Whether it was the bread pudding or the pastrami, clearly something was rotten in Denmark.
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Site was being slow as molasses - I reported the problem - now it's fine.
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Tuesday afternoon greetings! Richard accompanied me to my 10:30am appointment with our eye doctor, which was a good thing because my eyes were dilated. Everything checked out fine internally and Jerri, my favorite optician, is trying to find a replacement frame for the sunglasses lenses that, miraculously, did not break.
We then dropped off some mail at Rob and Mary Linda’s, went to lunch, and grocery shopped. Richard is doing laundry and I have collapsed.
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Topic of the Day: packaged (cook on the stove) chocolate, banana and butterscotch were pretty much the kinds we had. I didn't discover tapioca or bread pudding until I was an adult. The first few times that I had seen bread pudding on a menu, those versions had raisins, which I detested. Now, I tolerate raisins, but don't want them in my bread pudding (which I have come to love). I don't like rice pudding. I always expect the texture to be like tapioca (which I also now love) and it's not, so I don't like it.
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Speaking of Moonshine and Mistletoe, there are rumors of a 2019 holiday production. I'm hoping!
(https://www.everlink.ca/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Fingers-Crossed-Contest-Page.jpg)
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DR George I enjoyed your photos.
Thanks, Jane!
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The sound person is making tons of mistakes and is a very loud obnoxious fool.....they announced tonight that mike check will be at a particular time and if someone isn't there - too bad - it will be done without that person and who cares if the microphone doesn't work....not them!
Which doesn't really even begin to describe the hatefulness of this person.
Our transgender man has told me that he wants to audition for Hal in PICNIC and I told him that honestly I did not think that he would fit the part.....not the least of it is because Hal appears shirtless in a couple of scenes. I didn't mention their lack of acting talent....
Said person also told me that PICNIC is okay - but they have a lot of problems with it.....which made me want to ask "Where is YOUR Pulitzer?" But I didn't.
Sometimes my restraint surprises even me.
Lack of acting talent is a good reason to not be considered for a part. Hopefully in the future, being trans won't be a reason for him not to be considered for a part at all. When Theater Artists Olympia did The Brain From Planet X, one of the guys in the gold lame bathing suit scene was a trans man. He went shirtless (and stuffed his shorts) and no one had a problem with it. On the other hand, the other guy was a cis-gendered man and had to stuff his shorts, too. ;)
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Several days ago, following twenty-four and a half (count 'em) years of service, the handle on my LA-Z-BOY recliner broke in half. Repetitive stress injury! I actually found the purchase receipt for it, and took that and the piece o' handle into their local store to see how to go about getting the handle replaced. It's one of their big stores, but they don't stock parts like that, so I was directed to call their "Comfort Care" line.
I first checked online to see where replacement handles can be had, and a number of them are listed on Amazon in the amount of $18 and thereabouts. The little cynical devil on my shoulder told me the manufacturer of the name brand would overcharge, and I procrastinated for a few days. Finally decided to give them a try, and just got off the phone with them with a replacement handle on the way. Turns out that's covered under a lifetime warranty that I didn't know or didn't remember I had. Of course there's a handling charge of $13.99, but look how good I did at not ordering one elsewhere for more. Right?
I was shocked, shocked, to hear that this chair could still be under warranty, and the girl said anything going back to 1992, or just after 1992, has that. So isn't that a nice thing? And how nice to know I've got exactly the right one coming. They took every number I had, including one I had to turn the chair over to find. Anyone who has a LA-Z-BOY chair should find a card attached underneath (or possibly underneath the foot rest) and file that away. Mine was getting chewed up, but the important number was fine. Lesson learned. Keep this stuff.
Amazing! I keep a few important papers, but not everything. ::)
;)
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No check, but I did receive the referral from my HMO to see an ENT, Dr Natasha Keenan Priest, about this nose-sinus issue. I called to make an appointment, and they have an opening tomorrow morning. Usually I have to wait 4-6 weeks to get an appointment.
Congrats & good luck!
Ditto and Ditto!!
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I was trying to make it clear that the transgender issue was NOT the reason they would not be cast.....at the present time they are still definitely female in form and therefore could NOT appear as a male onstage without a shirt....and then there is the question of the acting....big problems even with the small parts in the current play....
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Last night I read an interesting article in ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY about the unsolved murder of actor, David Bacon, back in 1943. Since DR Druxy wrote such an incredible book about the murder of William Desmond Taylor ( MURDER IN BABYLON), perhaps he would like to tackle the Bacon murder next!
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I make a pretty darn good bread pudding from stale donuts. With a rummy hard sauce.
Hmmm, I would eat that ;)
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I'm up, I'm up - I've mostly been up with a terrible tummy - maybe I got four or five hours of sleep somehow, but blecch. I shan't be eating anything today. Whether it was the bread pudding or the pastrami, clearly something was rotten in Denmark.
Feel better soon.
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Tuesday afternoon greetings! Richard accompanied me to my 10:30am appointment with our eye doctor, which was a good thing because my eyes were dilated. Everything checked out fine internally and Jerri, my favorite optician, is trying to find a replacement frame for the sunglasses lenses that, miraculously, did not break.
We then dropped off some mail at Rob and Mary Linda’s, went to lunch, and grocery shopped. Richard is doing laundry and I have collapsed.
Good news your eyes are fine.
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Topic of the Day: packaged (cook on the stove) chocolate, banana and butterscotch were pretty much the kinds we had. I didn't discover tapioca or bread pudding until I was an adult. The first few times that I had seen bread pudding on a menu, those versions had raisins, which I detested. Now, I tolerate raisins, but don't want them in my bread pudding (which I have come to love). I don't like rice pudding. I always expect the texture to be like tapioca (which I also now love) and it's not, so I don't like it.
It was funny reading this perfect example of how our tastes can develop & change.
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The sound person is making tons of mistakes and is a very loud obnoxious fool.....they announced tonight that mike check will be at a particular time and if someone isn't there - too bad - it will be done without that person and who cares if the microphone doesn't work....not them!
Which doesn't really even begin to describe the hatefulness of this person.
Our transgender man has told me that he wants to audition for Hal in PICNIC and I told him that honestly I did not think that he would fit the part.....not the least of it is because Hal appears shirtless in a couple of scenes. I didn't mention their lack of acting talent....
Said person also told me that PICNIC is okay - but they have a lot of problems with it.....which made me want to ask "Where is YOUR Pulitzer?" But I didn't.
Sometimes my restraint surprises even me.
Lack of acting talent is a good reason to not be considered for a part. Hopefully in the future, being trans won't be a reason for him not to be considered for a part at all. When Theater Artists Olympia did The Brain From Planet X, one of the guys in the gold lame bathing suit scene was a trans man. He went shirtless (and stuffed his shorts) and no one had a problem with it. On the other hand, the other guy was a cis-gendered man and had to stuff his shorts, too. ;)
First laughing that I had to look up cis-gendered, then laughing at your comment.
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I was trying to make it clear that the transgender issue was NOT the reason they would not be cast.....at the present time they are still definitely female in form and therefore could NOT appear as a male onstage without a shirt....and then there is the question of the acting....big problems even with the small parts in the current play....
Ahh...if the person is still physically female, that is definitely a justification against a male role. AND if they're not a good actor on top of that, well then there's really not much hope, is there. ;)
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Back from picking up a package and some banking. Just resting until I have to go see a reading of some thing I'd prefer not to see. And tomorrow I have to go to an after the funeral thing for Sami's grandma, who passed away a couple of days ago after a battle with cancer, although I don't think that's what got her - she was eighty-something.
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Have not had food yet. Tummy is certainly not up to snuff yet. If it is later, I'll have something after the show, but mild - white rice perhaps, or poached eggs.
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I make a pretty darn good bread pudding from stale donuts. With a rummy hard sauce.
Hmmm, I would eat that ;)
I’m surprised this posted. It was when the site was acting all wonky.
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Pot de creme is a fancy word for upscale pudding. My chocolate version is mighty fine. Cream, eggs, dark chocolate and sugar.
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I make a pretty darn good bread pudding from stale donuts. With a rummy hard sauce.
Hmmm, I would eat that ;)
I’m surprised this posted. It was when the site was acting all wonky.
LOL My post or yours.
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Mine maybe as it took two attempts to post.
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Sitting here like so much fish. All songs chosen. Because she's so quirky, I gave our new girl my song, A Slight Neurotic. I wasn't intending to do any more me songs, but I knew she'd respond to it, which she did - strongly.
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:D
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The body found in the river outside of us is indeed the missing man. While heartbreaking at least his family can stop searching for him. If I see any missing posters still up tomorrow I will pull them down.
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Back from picking up a package and some banking. Just resting until I have to go see a reading of some thing I'd prefer not to see. And tomorrow I have to go to an after the funeral thing for Sami's grandma, who passed away a couple of days ago after a battle with cancer, although I don't think that's what got her - she was eighty-something.
My condolences to Sami and her family. :(
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Yes, condolences to the family.
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I shall shortly be on my way to see a reading that I'd rather not see, but sometimes you got to do what you got to do.
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Well, I need to leave work and head home.
Be back later.
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But first...
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four!!!!
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Back from picking up a package and some banking. Just resting until I have to go see a reading of some thing I'd prefer not to see. And tomorrow I have to go to an after the funeral thing for Sami's grandma, who passed away a couple of days ago after a battle with cancer, although I don't think that's what got her - she was eighty-something.
My condolences to Sami and her family. :(
And more sympathies.
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Watching a Jewish horror flick called The Golem. It's surprisingly not bad.
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Sad but true DR GEORGE.....I think the lack of self awareness will continue to be a problem....but perhaps they can turn things around....
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Two more posts.
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74.000 entertaining posts!
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Boy, talk about timing. Logged in for a moment, just in time to see this!
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jrand68 wowsers
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Congrats DR Jrand.
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Lee Iacocca died today. He was 94 years old.
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Guess I will read..
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Good evening.
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Page 4? Really?
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Did everyone already leave for the holiday?
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Of course, not having vixmom posting today has certainly had a negative impact on our total.
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I hope DR Druxy sees my post tomorrow about actor David Bacon.
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It was strange, I had never heard of him or his murder.
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Surprisingly, the ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY article failed to mention that Bacon and his wife were both gay.
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I would think that in 1943, that might have been an important point in the murder investigation.
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One of the articles I read, implied that Howard Hughes, who put Bacon under contract, may have been involved with the murder.
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Anyway, I found it interesting.
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Jane, I was unfamiliar with the term cin-gendered, also.
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Boy, talk about timing. Logged in for a moment, just in time to see this!
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=5816.0;attach=9308)
Congrats, Jrand! ;D
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I was trying to make it clear that the transgender issue was NOT the reason they would not be cast.....at the present time they are still definitely female in form and therefore could NOT appear as a male onstage without a shirt....and then there is the question of the acting....big problems even with the small parts in the current play....
Awareness of their talent limitations is often a problem in community theater.
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Jane, I was unfamiliar with the term cin-gendered, also.
I looked it up a little earlier to make sure that I got it right, and it doesn't have a hyphen. It's just cisgender (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cisgender). :)
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Hi, Tom.
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I was trying to make it clear that the transgender issue was NOT the reason they would not be cast.....at the present time they are still definitely female in form and therefore could NOT appear as a male onstage without a shirt....and then there is the question of the acting....big problems even with the small parts in the current play....
Awareness of their talent limitations is often a problem in community theater.
Sad, but very true.
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In the last show I did, there were some people who were certainly unaware of their talent limitations.
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Jane, I was unfamiliar with the term cin-gendered, also.
I looked it up a little earlier to make sure that I got it right, and it doesn't have a hyphen. It's just cisgender/b] (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cisgender). :)
Sorry.
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One more post.......
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In the last show I did, there were some people who were certainly unaware of their talent limitations.
There will always be people all along the talent (or lack thereof) spectrum. ;)
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Jane, I was unfamiliar with the term cin-gendered, also.
I looked it up a little earlier to make sure that I got it right, and it doesn't have a hyphen. It's just cisgender (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cisgender). :)
Sorry.
Don't be! I got it wrong in my first post, so I was actually correcting myself!
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You and Jane were copying me.
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...although I didn't change my original post. ::)
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Hello, Boys. How are my NW brothers today?
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I hate late-night reruns.
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I hate late-night reruns.
I know. They're all too topical to watch again.
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In the last show I did, there were some people who were certainly unaware of their talent limitations.
There will always be people all along the talent (or lack thereof) spectrum. ;)
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But they are usually the ones that feel the need to correct your reading of one of your lines.
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Hello, Boys. How are my NW brothers today?
Hi, jan. I'm doing peachily...how're you doing?
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Hello, Boys. How are my NW brothers today?
Hi, jan!
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Nectarinely. How is my niece doing?
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In the last show I did, there were some people who were certainly unaware of their talent limitations.
There will always be people all along the talent (or lack thereof) spectrum. ;)
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But they are usually the ones that feel the need to correct your reading of one of your lines.
And I instruct them to never give someone else line readings. I only do it when they are totally saying something the wrong way.
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Tom, are you all unpacked and settled yet?
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Nectarinely. How is my niece doing?
The niece is doing nicely, thanks.
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Tom, are you all unpacked and settled yet?
I still have to put all the boxes of books back on the shelves.
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AAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWW. My niece is gorgeous!
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How many boxes?
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But I feel settled in.
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How's Nicky doing? Has he settled in?
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How many boxes?
Nine or ten boxes.
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Three bookcases.
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How's Nicky doing? Has he settled in?
He seems settled in, but he doesn’t seem to be feeling very good well this evening.
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OOOOOOOOOOFFFFFF, that's a lot of work yet!
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Is he eating?
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But I feel settled in.
It gets more familiar every day.
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Is he eating?
Oh yes.
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Back from the "stage reading" of a new musical. When they can't get "staged reading" right then I think it's safe to assume we're dealing with amateurs. A musical "based" on some Japanese fairy tale called Peach Boy. Funnily, the one thing it never feels like is a fairy tale. That's a problem right there. A dreadful book and lyrics is another problem, and a score with lots of Japanese food in the accompaniment and every song sounding the same - the fact that several songs are reprised ad nauseam is another story. Add to that that the story doesn't really work as presented here and a show that is a good thirty minutes too long - well, after, Doug and I went to the Coral Cafe, where I ate my first food of the day - a small chicken salad sandwich - it was good to eat something and hopefully it will digest easily. Now I must write some notes.
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OOOOOOOOOOFFFFFF, that's a lot of work yet!
I am in no hurry. It is my home.
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Kimmel, omeprozole!
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Well, good night, my friends!
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Good night, Bro.
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Well, good night, my friends!
Good night, Tom.
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Oh, look, jan...it's Page Six! ;D
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I'm so proud!
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And I hay-elped :))
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:D
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What's coming up for you, George?
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What's coming up for you, George?
I think I'm going to visit my friend David in Seattle on Friday. We talked about it, but haven't finalized plans.
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What're you up to, jan?
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I'm going to Utah for a week on the 18th. My friends who just moved there want me to come and see their house and the area. They're right next to Zion.
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I'm going to Utah for a week on the 18th. My friends who just moved there want me to come and see their house and the area. They're right next to Zion.
That sounds like fun. I've only been to Utah once.
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Where in Utah?
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Where in Utah?
A friend and I were visiting other friends who were doing summer stock at Weber State University in Ogden.
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I was taking pictures the whole five or six days of our car trip...and didn't realize that I didn't have any film in my camera!! :o
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Isn't Ogden where the Osmonds are from? How could you not know about the film?
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This was in the mid-nineties, when there were only cameras with actual film. ::)
;)
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Isn't Ogden where the Osmonds are from? How could you not know about the film?
I have no idea!
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Dopey me! Just a total brain fart.