Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on February 28, 2020, 12:12:38 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes inched and were designed, and now it is time for you to post until the designed cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: COAX!
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And now - Dino at the piano.
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Topic of the Day: in the CD player in my niece's car last night and what will be in my CD player at work tomorrow is the original Broadway cast recording of Frozen. :)
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To continue my parking story from last night...I told David about having to pay for parking even with the parking ticket, and he said to send him the info and he'll look into it. Hopefully, I can get a refund.
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And I had this in a tab on phone from last night and got interrupted before I could post it, so I can now post it now:
They just dimmed the lights, but here's where we're sitting:
Enjoy the Frozen.
Thanks, Jane! I did! ;D
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Today, I go back to work, but then tomorrow, I'm working concessions for Olympia Dance Festival (https://www.washingtoncenter.org/event/20-02-29-olympia-dance-festival/).
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And now, I'm off to bed.
Have a good day, all!
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Good morning, all!
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This morning I must step out around 10:00 for the orchestra reading of Love Life. I may see friends from the Kurt Weill Estate, which would be nice, and I'll have a good time with Joshie.
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About 4:00 this morning Annabelle crawled into bed for warmth and slept in the curve of my knees. I got very nostalgic for the first months of 2017 when she slept every night with me. That little kitten had the ability to take up 90% of the bed. Once Thatch and she became friends and she was acting as his surrogate mother, she left me to sleep with him.
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I had several strange dreams last night but I only remember bits of the last, something about being on a large boat with a crew of college students, including Craig Shoemaker, a really good friend from the Miami University Theatre Dept. Craig and his wife came to visit in 2014 and spent a week in Manhattan seeing shows and things. At the time he had had two knee replacements and was quite proud of his be agility. I keep meaning to get to Dallas to visit them.
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Here's a horrible surprise! Peter Saide who played the Sheriff in Desperate Measures, which DRs Ginny, ChasSmith, and vxmom and I saw together, has died at the age of 36. He was very talented.
https://heavy.com/entertainment/2020/02/peter-saide-dies/
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Here's a horrible surprise! Peter Saide who played the Sheriff in Desperate Measures, which DRs Ginny, ChasSmith, and vxmom and I saw together, has doed at the age of 36. He was very talented.
https://heavy.com/entertainment/2020/02/peter-saide-dies/
I saw that last night. An absolute tragedy. He was so young and so talented. I will listen to my Desperate Measures cd today in his memory
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XYbuF0GOLL0
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Kitty cleanup is finished. My wonderful neighbor Ann, who had the brunch last Sunday, carried up the 40 lbs of kitty litter last night and it was waiting outside my door this morning. I am very grateful for that. She and her partner Jen were scheduled to go to Italy for vacation the last weeks of March and now they're not sure what to do.
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I need to make the bed, get some breakfast, then climb the Big Ladder for more cans of Fancy Feast.
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Good morning, all.
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I’m ushering all weekend. Tonight, the symphony is doing a concert of movie music. Tomorrow the symphony is backing a local cast in a staged reading of Remember, a musical about the Alamo. Sunday, a tour of An American in Paris breezes through.
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I wou;ldn't mind seeing this:
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The new film of Jane Austen's Emma is playing on 68th Street. I may try to see this over the weekend. City Center did not pay me this week, so I will noty be making vegetable soup since I don't have the money to hit the Big Supermarket. I hate it when they pull this. I never know if Joshie was late submitting invoices or someone's behind in payroll.
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We started watching Sanditon last night. I hate the music. It sounds like a Copland-Rodeo ripoff at times.
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Here's a horrible surprise! Peter Saide who played the Sheriff in Desperate Measures, which DRs Ginny, ChasSmith, and vxmom and I saw together, has doed at the age of 36. He was very talented.
https://heavy.com/entertainment/2020/02/peter-saide-dies/
I saw that last night. An absolute tragedy. He was so young and so talented. I will listen to my Desperate Measures cd today in his memory
I read on Facebook that his death was caused by a blood clot in his leg following spinal surgery.
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Good morning, all.
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Here's a horrible surprise! Peter Saide who played the Sheriff in Desperate Measures, which DRs Ginny, ChasSmith, and vxmom and I saw together, has doed at the age of 36. He was very talented.
https://heavy.com/entertainment/2020/02/peter-saide-dies/
I saw that last night. An absolute tragedy. He was so young and so talented. I will listen to my Desperate Measures cd today in his memory
I read on Facebook that his death was caused by a blood clot in his leg following spinal surgery.
Sad, shocking, and horrible.
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I wou;ldn't mind seeing this:
What the hell. Hadn't heard of this. It sounds intriguing.
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So, back to the show tonight. Final two performances!
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DR Jane wrote:
With the new system I will have 3 days to check out the book once it becomes available, or I can request a delay for 7 or more days.
I actually think that this is much better. Otherwise people could be getting the ebooks for 3 weeks when they aren't even going to read them. Some people could be reserving a lot of ebooks. This way the library knows that the person actually plans to read the book. Just get in the habit of checking your account every day.
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Friday morning greetings!
The new film of Jane Austen's Emma is playing on 68th Street. I may try to see this over the weekend...
DR Elmore, I'd go with you! We haven't seen a movie together since The Queen many years ago.
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Here's a horrible surprise! Peter Saide who played the Sheriff in Desperate Measures, which DRs Ginny, ChasSmith, and vxmom and I saw together, has doed at the age of 36. He was very talented.
https://heavy.com/entertainment/2020/02/peter-saide-dies/
I saw that last night. An absolute tragedy. He was so young and so talented. I will listen to my Desperate Measures cd today in his memory
I read on Facebook that his death was caused by a blood clot in his leg following spinal surgery.
Sad and, to someone who's had a similar surgical complication, terrifying.
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So, I'm waiting for a DAR phone call from someone who said she'd call me "sometime after 10am." Good thing I don't have anything else to do today...
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It's sometime after ten......
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Important envelope vibes for MR BK.
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Closing weekend vibes for DR CHAS SMITH & Co.
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Last night DR GEORGE went to see Ignite Seattle and DR VIXMOM tried to perform Ignite Long Island.....
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I am a middling fan of the Indianapolis COAX.
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Although on television and at gas stations here it is pronounced The Indy-napolis Coats.
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I am a bit late starting here this morning because I put a NEW HDTV Antenna on the television in the computer room hoping to pick up a few more channels.....and it was a success. I did have to keep unplugging it to get the wires right - so I had to scan it every time I unplugged it......
BUT now I can get Antenna TV and a couple of other locals channels that I couldn't get with the other flat antenna....
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Vibes for DR ELMORE.....
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It's sometime after ten......
...and the phone call's complete! On with my day...
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I wou;ldn't mind seeing this:
He’s been working on this for a while now.
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Kelli O’Hara is in a new movie called All the Bright Places.
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I'm up, I'm up - about four hours of sleep.
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Couldn't fall asleep was the culprit.
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Kitty cleanup is finished. My wonderful neighbor Ann, who had the brunch last Sunday, carried up the 40 lbs of kitty litter last night and it was waiting outside my door this morning. I am very grateful for that. She and her partner Jen were scheduled to go to Italy for vacation the last weeks of March and now they're not sure what to do.
That was very sweet of her.
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Here's a horrible surprise! Peter Saide who played the Sheriff in Desperate Measures, which DRs Ginny, ChasSmith, and vxmom and I saw together, has doed at the age of 36. He was very talented.
https://heavy.com/entertainment/2020/02/peter-saide-dies/
I saw that last night. An absolute tragedy. He was so young and so talented. I will listen to my Desperate Measures cd today in his memory
I read on Facebook that his death was caused by a blood clot in his leg following spinal surgery.
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The new film of Jane Austen's Emma is playing on 68th Street. I may try to see this over the weekend. City Center did not pay me this week, so I will noty be making vegetable soup since I don't have the money to hit the Big Supermarket. I hate it when they pull this. I never know if Joshie was late submitting invoices or someone's behind in payroll.
I would have expected the high cost of movies in NY would equal the cost of ingredients for vegetable soup. How much is a movie there?
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DR Jane wrote:
With the new system I will have 3 days to check out the book once it becomes available, or I can request a delay for 7 or more days.
I actually think that this is much better. Otherwise people could be getting the ebooks for 3 weeks when they aren't even going to read them. Some people could be reserving a lot of ebooks. This way the library knows that the person actually plans to read the book. Just get in the habit of checking your account every day.
I agree. It just makes it hard for me. This was how books were originally checked out, and I missed a number of them. I remember having to ask Craig to check out a few books for me since I couldn't access them.
Fortunately wifi is more available when we travel than it used to be, still we have been without it for days at a time when we travel.
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Kelli O’Hara is in a new movie called All the Bright Places.
I read the novel.
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Here's a horrible surprise! Peter Saide who played the Sheriff in Desperate Measures, which DRs Ginny, ChasSmith, and vxmom and I saw together, has doed at the age of 36. He was very talented.
https://heavy.com/entertainment/2020/02/peter-saide-dies/
I saw that last night. An absolute tragedy. He was so young and so talented. I will listen to my Desperate Measures cd today in his memory
I saw that last night, too. Very sad.
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Here's a horrible surprise! Peter Saide who played the Sheriff in Desperate Measures, which DRs Ginny, ChasSmith, and vxmom and I saw together, has doed at the age of 36. He was very talented.
https://heavy.com/entertainment/2020/02/peter-saide-dies/
I saw that last night. An absolute tragedy. He was so young and so talented. I will listen to my Desperate Measures cd today in his memory
I read on Facebook that his death was caused by a blood clot in his leg following spinal surgery.
Oh, no. :(
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DR JANE that sounds like a much more complicated and less efficient way to get a book....and much more work for the liberry.
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I watched an episode of the series that was discussed here yesterday....Satindon.....??.....anyway they were having a regatta and love seems to be in the air.....
There is one more episode in my ON DEMAND system that I may watch today - I think there is a ball happening....and it ain't the world series.
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Back from a breakfast, picking up a package and an important envelope, banking, and I'll join Grant at two to work and then have a bite to eat.
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I left the orchestra reading at 2:00, when they broke for lunch. I was enjoying the music - Love Life has got great songs - but I didn't want to walk from the Hudson river up to 11th Avenue in the dark and cold on a leg I don't trust. I had a nice visit with Kim Kowalke, the director of the Kurt Weill Foundation. I like him very much and I hadn't seen him in years, although we occasionally email each other.
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DR Jane, a senior movie ticket is $13.49 at present.
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DR Ginny, we saw The Queen on one of my 2006 visits to see my dad before he died, but I cannot remember what season it was!
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DR Ginny, we saw The Queen on one of my 2006 visits to see my dad before he died, but I cannot remember what season it was!
Well, I was going to say July or November, because it was when Richard was in Wisconsin for his quarterly seminary residency. IMDB says the movie was released in the US on November 17, 2006, so it must have been then. I think we also saw The Devil Wears Prada in the summer of 2006.
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At the mail place, this absolute moron was sending 100 surgical masks to friends in NY and bragging about how he cleaned out all the stores near him. I mean, those mask are not going to protect anyone and the hysteria that Facebook is drumming up, fueled by the media, is causing a lot of unnecessary panic and causing people like this guy to behave like idiots.
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There are people on Facebook raving about Hunters. Seriously raving. I sometimes think all sanity has been lost.
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DR JANE that sounds like a much more complicated and less efficient way to get a book....and much more work for the liberry.
It was how it was done when I first began using overdrive. Then I had the option to either automatically borrow the books or receive a reminder and immediately requested they automatically borrow.
I will get a couple of extra days extra to read books now, if I have access to wifi, and if I remember to borrow them-lol.
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DR Jane, a senior movie ticket is $13.49 at present.
We normally pay $7.15 for a Sunday matinee, more if we were to go at night.
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DR Ginny, we saw The Queen on one of my 2006 visits to see my dad before he died, but I cannot remember what season it was!
Well, I was going to say July or November, because it was when Richard was in Wisconsin for his quarterly seminary residency. IMDB says the movie was released in the US on November 17, 2006, so it must have been then. I think we also saw The Devil Wears Prada in the summer of 2006.
It was the week before Thanksgiving. I wasn't in Ohio on Thanksgiving day, and Jo had the big dinner on the Sunday before I flew back to New York.
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At the mail place, this absolute moron was sending 100 surgical masks to friends in NY and bragging about how he cleaned out all the stores near him. I mean, those mask are not going to protect anyone and the hysteria that Facebook is drumming up, fueled by the media, is causing a lot of unnecessary panic and causing people like this guy to behave like idiots.
;D
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DR Ginny, we saw The Queen on one of my 2006 visits to see my dad before he died, but I cannot remember what season it was!
Well, I was going to say July or November, because it was when Richard was in Wisconsin for his quarterly seminary residency. IMDB says the movie was released in the US on November 17, 2006, so it must have been then. I think we also saw The Devil Wears Prada in the summer of 2006.
It was the week before Thanksgiving. I wasn't in Ohio on Thanksgiving day, and Jo had the big dinner on the Sunday before I flew back to New York.
Sounds about right.
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DR Jane wrote:
With the new system I will have 3 days to check out the book once it becomes available, or I can request a delay for 7 or more days.
I actually think that this is much better. Otherwise people could be getting the ebooks for 3 weeks when they aren't even going to read them. Some people could be reserving a lot of ebooks. This way the library knows that the person actually plans to read the book. Just get in the habit of checking your account every day.
I agree. It just makes it hard for me. This was how books were originally checked out, and I missed a number of them. I remember having to ask Craig to check out a few books for me since I couldn't access them.
Fortunately wifi is more available when we travel than it used to be, still we have been without it for days at a time when we travel.
Can you just delay the books likely to be released to you while you are on vacation?
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Waiting to usher for s pops concert of movie music. A lot sounds ponderous, but a few sound interesting. A great Westerns suite and Peter Gunn.
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And I got back balcony, which I love. The acoustics are just gorgeous up here.
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Have been with Grant all afternoon, and we took a food break - Marie Callender's - I had the salad bar and didn't overdo it.
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The interior of the book is finished, photos look great and it's finalized, although I'll give it a quick once-over when I get home this evening.
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DR Jane wrote:
With the new system I will have 3 days to check out the book once it becomes available, or I can request a delay for 7 or more days.
I actually think that this is much better. Otherwise people could be getting the ebooks for 3 weeks when they aren't even going to read them. Some people could be reserving a lot of ebooks. This way the library knows that the person actually plans to read the book. Just get in the habit of checking your account every day.
I agree. It just makes it hard for me. This was how books were originally checked out, and I missed a number of them. I remember having to ask Craig to check out a few books for me since I couldn't access them.
Fortunately wifi is more available when we travel than it used to be, still we have been without it for days at a time when we travel.
Can you just delay the books likely to be released to you while you are on vacation?
I do my best to delay books at home and while I am traveling if I have too many to read. Too often while I think I have delayed the book it comes in sooner than I expected. Yes, I will try to delay books for a longer time period if I am traveling.
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The interior of the book is finished, photos look great and it's finalized, although I'll give it a quick once-over when I get home this evening.
I definitely overdid dinner tonight. We went to Beaches and Keith said he was going to order the salmon burger, which means bread, fries, and coleslaw. I couldn't resist and ordered it with coleslaw INSTEAD of fries. Keith changed my order to a few fries and then ordered the lower calorie salad for his dinner. Of course mine came with a full order of fries along with the extra coleslaw. Keith didn't help me at all with the coleslaw and ate very few fries. >:( ;D
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It was good.
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The bartender, who was not actually bartending when we ordered our drinks, made Keith's Manhattan for him and gave me a very generous serving of Glenlevit. She delivered our drinks & chatted a bit. We had no clue, however, she was very exciting to share the number of days she has gone without alcohol. She has been attending AA and, understandably, very proud of herself.
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I on the otherhand had a very generous serving of scotch and am feeling rather good ;D
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The damn power went out again - second time in a week. Just shuts off, then comes back on a minute later.
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One minute isn't bad-lol
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Today is the second week birthday of our precious granddaughter. Thank goodness for instant photos.
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Some moron on Facebook posts a headline that reads: Disneyland closing because of Coronavirus. Feeding hysteria, is the idea, of course, since the headline doesn't mention that it's TOKYO Disneyland not here, and this asscrack shared it to make people think it was here. I called him out on it and I'm about to have one less Facebook friend. I really cannot stand the stupidity about this thing, it's beyond belief. Someone else I know actually posted that they'd stocked up on food and dry goods and supplies. Why? What the HELL is wrong with everyone? It's a virus, the flu. You get the flu, most get better as most have with this thing. You get the flu and if you're elderly with a failing immune system you die. And that is what the majority of deaths are attributed to. No one wants to know facts, they just believe whatever crap comes across their feed. I'm truly beginning to think that we are at the end of a normal society.
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Hello from Las Vegas!
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I saw Harry Connick Jr. the other night. He and his band put on a good show. He sang several Cole Porter songs along with many others, including 3 songs related to his hometown, New Orleans.
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Some moron on Facebook posts a headline that reads: Disneyland closing because of Coronavirus. Feeding hysteria, is the idea, of course, since the headline doesn't mention that it's TOKYO Disneyland not here, and this asscrack shared it to make people think it was here. I called him out on it and I'm about to have one less Facebook friend. I really cannot stand the stupidity about this thing, it's beyond belief. Someone else I know actually posted that they'd stocked up on food and dry goods and supplies. Why? What the HELL is wrong with everyone? It's a virus, the flu. You get the flu, most get better as most have with this thing. You get the flu and if you're elderly with a failing immune system you die. And that is what the majority of deaths are attributed to. No one wants to know facts, they just believe whatever crap comes across their feed. I'm truly beginning to think that we are at the end of a normal society.
The idea about stocking up on food is supposed to be for if you yourself fall ill so that you do not have to go out to the grocery store while you are contagious
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My friend Todd and I are seeing Dionne Warwick tonight. He interviewed her recently. In case anyone's interested here's link:
http://cabaretscenes.org/2019/12/19/a-conversation-with-dionne-warwick/http://cabaretscenes.org/2019/12/19/a-conversation-with-dionne-warwick/
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Some moron on Facebook posts a headline that reads: Disneyland closing because of Coronavirus. Feeding hysteria, is the idea, of course, since the headline doesn't mention that it's TOKYO Disneyland not here, and this asscrack shared it to make people think it was here. I called him out on it and I'm about to have one less Facebook friend. I really cannot stand the stupidity about this thing, it's beyond belief. Someone else I know actually posted that they'd stocked up on food and dry goods and supplies. Why? What the HELL is wrong with everyone? It's a virus, the flu. You get the flu, most get better as most have with this thing. You get the flu and if you're elderly with a failing immune system you die. And that is what the majority of deaths are attributed to. No one wants to know facts, they just believe whatever crap comes across their feed. I'm truly beginning to think that we are at the end of a normal society.
Stocking up on supplies, including food, is a good idea virus or not. I am not as good about it here as I have been in the past. That means canned & boxed food, not fresh food.
This person should not have explained it was the Tokyo Disneyland from the beginning. I find it difficult anyone following the news would have believed it was in the States.
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Some moron on Facebook posts a headline that reads: Disneyland closing because of Coronavirus. Feeding hysteria, is the idea, of course, since the headline doesn't mention that it's TOKYO Disneyland not here, and this asscrack shared it to make people think it was here. I called him out on it and I'm about to have one less Facebook friend. I really cannot stand the stupidity about this thing, it's beyond belief. Someone else I know actually posted that they'd stocked up on food and dry goods and supplies. Why? What the HELL is wrong with everyone? It's a virus, the flu. You get the flu, most get better as most have with this thing. You get the flu and if you're elderly with a failing immune system you die. And that is what the majority of deaths are attributed to. No one wants to know facts, they just believe whatever crap comes across their feed. I'm truly beginning to think that we are at the end of a normal society.
The idea about stocking up on food is supposed to be for if you yourself fall ill so that you do not have to go out to the grocery store while you are contagious
True, or for any emergency such as storms, power outages, etc.
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My friend Todd and I are seeing Dionne Warwick tonight. He interviewed her recently. In case anyone's interested here's link:
http://cabaretscenes.org/2019/12/19/a-conversation-with-dionne-warwick/http://cabaretscenes.org/2019/12/19/a-conversation-with-dionne-warwick/
Enjoy your evening.
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Hello from Las Vegas!
I wish I was there though we did have a very nice day here. The expected rain has not arrived yet.
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With all that is happening right now we decided to watch Contagion tonight ;D
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Today is the second week birthday of our precious granddaughter. Thank goodness for instant photos.
Um, we haven't seen any instant photos here.
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My friend Todd and I are seeing Dionne Warwick tonight. He interviewed her recently. In case anyone's interested here's link:
http://cabaretscenes.org/2019/12/19/a-conversation-with-dionne-warwick/http://cabaretscenes.org/2019/12/19/a-conversation-with-dionne-warwick/
Enjoy your evening.
Dionne in concert sounds great.
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The Hollywood Hits concert was a mix of good and dull. The symphony is strange. They can play Ravel like nobody's business and handle Antheil and Weill, but they don't seem interested in John Williams.
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Four!
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They did great with the theme from Laura, a surprise, and a trio of Mancini songs, but John Berry's music from Out of Africa was lackluster.
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So, I'm home and ready to chill.
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Watching Rudy Ray Moore, Mr. Dolemite himself, in a flick called Disco Godfather.
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It seems angel dust has hit the streets and too many people are suffering from it. That leaves Moore as the owner of the local disco with no option but to clean up the streets.
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A bona fide classic.
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Well, it's about time for bed.
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I am fading fast.
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Not even Disco Godfather can keep my eyes open.
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Gratuitous post No. 100!
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Good night, all.
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Today is the second week birthday of our precious granddaughter. Thank goodness for instant photos.
Um, we haven't seen any instant photos here.
I am not permitted to put any on the internet :(
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Maybe I'm not being clear here: Stocking up on food, i.e. SHOPPING at the supermarket, is a very different thing than everyone making a run on supermarkets or stores due to hysteria.
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And sorry, the idiot who posted the story about Disneyland should have absolutely said it was Tokyo. You know how moronic people are on Facebook and I guarantee you 90% of the people who saw that headline assumed it was here.
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Back from our show. So good to have our leading lady back and I must say she was at her best, which is considerable. Peyton was a bit weird in act one, but she did a great act two. Sound levels were completely off and way too low, so in addition to corrupting our lighting file (thankfully fixed before tonight) someone also clearly screwed with the sound board. I'm hopping mad about it and trying to rile Doug up to take a much tougher stance because clearly his strongly-worded e-mail about all this had no effect whatsoever. I can't babysit the show, the stage manager can't hear the sound levels properly from the booth, and Doug may or may not know something is amiss, although he knew the sound was way low. I had the SM raise the volume for act two, so that was better, but the sound designer, for the second time, now has to come in and see what they messed up and put it back the way it was.
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At the mail place, this absolute moron was sending 100 surgical masks to friends in NY and bragging about how he cleaned out all the stores near him. I mean, those mask are not going to protect anyone and the hysteria that Facebook is drumming up, fueled by the media, is causing a lot of unnecessary panic and causing people like this guy to behave like idiots.
Well, BK, the World Health Organization is, also, doing their part to inflame the masses.
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Back from our show. So good to have our leading lady back and I must say she was at her best, which is considerable. Peyton was a bit weird in act one, but she did a great act two. Sound levels were completely off and way too low, so in addition to corrupting our lighting file (thankfully fixed before tonight) someone also clearly screwed with the sound board. I'm hopping mad about it and trying to rile Doug up to take a much tougher stance because clearly his strongly-worded e-mail about all this had no effect whatsoever. I can't babysit the show, the stage manager can't hear the sound levels properly from the booth, and Doug may or may not know something is amiss, although he knew the sound was way low. I had the SM raise the volume for act two, so that was better, but the sound designer, for the second time, now has to come in and see what they messed up and put it back the way it was.
That's terrible! >:(
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The bartender, who was not actually bartending when we ordered our drinks, made Keith's Manhattan for him and gave me a very generous serving of Glenlevit. She delivered our drinks & chatted a bit. We had no clue, however, she was very exciting to share the number of days she has gone without alcohol. She has been attending AA and, understandably, very proud of herself.
That is great! Good for her.
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Hi, Tom and BK.
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Some moron on Facebook posts a headline that reads: Disneyland closing because of Coronavirus. Feeding hysteria, is the idea, of course, since the headline doesn't mention that it's TOKYO Disneyland not here, and this asscrack shared it to make people think it was here. I called him out on it and I'm about to have one less Facebook friend. I really cannot stand the stupidity about this thing, it's beyond belief. Someone else I know actually posted that they'd stocked up on food and dry goods and supplies. Why? What the HELL is wrong with everyone? It's a virus, the flu. You get the flu, most get better as most have with this thing. You get the flu and if you're elderly with a failing immune system you die. And that is what the majority of deaths are attributed to. No one wants to know facts, they just believe whatever crap comes across their feed. I'm truly beginning to think that we are at the end of a normal society.
Bruce, you have to be quarantined for two weeks.
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They are suggesting that people have a two week supply of all their medications, in case they have to be quarantined.
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My friend Todd and I are seeing Dionne Warwick tonight. He interviewed her recently. In case anyone's interested here's link:
http://cabaretscenes.org/2019/12/19/a-conversation-with-dionne-warwick/http://cabaretscenes.org/2019/12/19/a-conversation-with-dionne-warwick/
I saw Dionne at Harrah’s in Reno back in 1972 or 73. She was wonderful, but I was really shocked about all of her joking about her marijuana smoking. It wasn’t talked about much back then, unless you were Chechen & Chong.
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They are suggesting that people have a two week supply of all their medications, in case they have to be quarantined.
I'm able to order three-month supplies for mine.
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Still page 4?
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Still page 4?
Here's something...tomorrow, I'm working concessions for Olympia Dance Festival (https://www.washingtoncenter.org/event/20-02-29-olympia-dance-festival/).
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When looking up the specific time for my call, I realized that I had signed up for eight, count 'em, eight different events this month!
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And BK picks this moment to disappear!!
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So far, I've only been assigned six of them, but I might be get to work the other two events.
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I suppose that means George and I are left to do all the posting.
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And these are just at the Washington Center. I still need to sign up for Harlequin Productions' current show.
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PAGE FIVE DANCE!!
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So far, I've only been assigned six of them, but I might be get to work the other two events.
Ahhh, tomorrow is the last day of the month.
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I suppose that means George and I are left to do all the posting.
Instead of “suppose” I should have assumed, so I could make an ass out of George and me.
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It doesn’t work as well that way.
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George, you didn't say that it is the 11th Annual Winter Dance Festival!
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Is FROZEN at the 5th Avenue or the Paramount?
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George, youdidn’t say That it is the 11th Annual Winter Dance Festival!
I didn't know that. The page calls it the OLYMPIA DANCE FESTIVAL and the description just says:
The 11th annual festival features over 200 local dancers performing ballet, contemporary, hip-hop, tap, jazz, ballroom, Middle Eastern, Irish, Chinese dance, and more! This year’s festival will feature guest artists from the Cirque du Soleil.
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This has been a very depressing on the stock market.
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Is FROZEN at the 5th Avenue or the Paramount?
The Paramount.
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This has been a very depressing on the stock market.
The worst since 2008.
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George, youdidn’t say That it is the 11th Annual Winter Dance Festival!
I didn't know that. The page calls it the OLYMPIA DANCE FESTIVAL and the description just says:
The 11th annual festival features over 200 local dancers performing ballet, contemporary, hip-hop, tap, jazz, ballroom, Middle Eastern, Irish, Chinese dance, and more! This year’s festival will feature guest artists from the Cirque du Soleil.
It sounds like fun. I am just going by what they announced on the local news.
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This has been a very depressing on the stock market.
The worst since 2008.
3,600 points in one week.
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This has been a very depressing on the stock market.
The worst since 2008.
3,600 points in one week.
Which, of course, means nothing to me.
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;)
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Have you voted yet, George?
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This has been a very depressing on the stock market.
The worst since 2008.
3,600 points in one week.
Which, of course, means nothing to me.
I am down about $10,000 from last week.
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Have you voted yet, George?
I have. I sent in my ballot on Monday.
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I think it is weird that you have to declare your party preference on the envelope, but how do they know that you vote for a candidate from that party on the actual ballot?
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Didn’t you think that was weird? What was the point of the declaration?
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In California when I voted in a Presidential primary (a hundred years ago), you had to request the ballot of the party you were declaring.
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LOL! I guess I am talking to myself. Good night.
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I think it is weird that you have to declare your party preference on the envelope, but how do they know that you vote for a candidate from that party on the actual ballot?
The actual ballot also has a bubble to be filled in to indicate your party.
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Didn’t you think that was weird? What was the point of the declaration?
You're voting for which candidate you want your party to vote for, and you don't vote for another party's candidate, so you have to declare which party you want to participate in.
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Well...
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...since...
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...we...
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...are...
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...so...
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...darned close...
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six!!!