Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on August 19, 2020, 12:10:47 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were almost a musical, and now it is time for you to post until the musical cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: DULCET!
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I'm real excited about the anniversary Kritzerland show!
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I'm actually most excited about Beth Malone and Pamela Myers. :)
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Have a good day, all!
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Good morning, all!
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Last night because of the convention I did not get to bed until 11:15 or so. I see a nap in my immediate future.
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So, BK, was the guest either Victoria Clark or Judy Kuhn? It's no loss in either case.
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My brother Randy called last night around 8:00 and we talked for about 30 minutes. He got an email from our realtor saying there were two interests in the property. Let us pray.
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I need to dig through my music papers this morning. I need more 28-stave paper, and I think I've got several pads stashed away.
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Kitty cleanup is over, and I need to get motivated. Instead of making the bed, I want to lie in it.
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It looks like a rainy day, so I'm glad I'm staying in.
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Good morning, all.
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So, BK, was the guest either Victoria Clark or Judy Kuhn? It's no loss in either case.
My bet was Ron Raines.
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I have been watching the DNC on NBC. From what I’ve read, it’s better without the commentators. Will try that tonight.
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So, BK, was the guest either Victoria Clark or Judy Kuhn? It's no loss in either case.
My bet was Ron Raines.
Perhaps, but we'll have to wait on a book to find out! ;)
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I really enjoyed the role call last night, but a couple of them, like the Mississippi lady, seemed to be out of synch. I really loved seeing Matthew Shepard's parents in Wyoming.
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I have been watching the DNC on NBC. From what I’ve read, it’s better without the commentators. Will try that tonight.
I watched it on CNN Monday night, and on PBS last night. CNN had too many commercials.
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Good morning.
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Leonard suggests that TCB check this out:
https://www.petfinder.com/cat/tommy-48209838/wa/puyallup/puyallup-animal-rescue-wa73/
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I think one of Scarlett O'Hara's cousins was named DULCET.
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I am burning a candle for the Ohio property.
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Great lineup for the anniversary show!
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I think I'll make some sloppy joes today.
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Sloppy joes are done......
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Good morning, all.
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A late start this morning, as I have been catching up on needed sleep. Feeling much better, but groggy as all hell from extra sleep. I shan't complain.
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My brother Randy called last night around 8:00 and we talked for about 30 minutes. He got an email from our realtor saying there were two interests in the property. Let us pray.
Yes!
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DR Laura, how nice to see Leonard on your avatar!
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My HMO called to cancel tomorrow's appointment. It has been moved to Sept. 4.
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Page Two Dance!
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Long day. Just getting longer.
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I've been remiss in checking the MET free streaming schedule. A couple of things of interest next week:
Monday, Aug. 24 - the "Las Vegas" Rigoletto which I enjoyed enough to probably sit through a second time.
Sunday, Aug. 30 - the new post-Zeffirelli production of Falstaff -- which I haven't seen, so, now I'll have to for free. Oy!
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Leonard suggests that TCB check this out:
https://www.petfinder.com/cat/tommy-48209838/wa/puyallup/puyallup-animal-rescue-wa73/
AWWWW.
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Good morning.
Hello DR Laura & Leonard.
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While there was a train on the tracks this morning I was very pleased there was not a truck stuck on them. It was very scary yesterday thinking we might see the train hit the truck. The train did pass through 5 minutes after the truck got off of the tracks.
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Ask BK.
You were mentioned last night in a reunion of the LA production of Naked Men Singing. The referee to Varese and Bruce (forgot your last name) that you were approached to record the cast album because you did The Gay 90s. But you eventually turned them down. Can you explain why?
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I have two truck stories:
1. My Birding Buddy and I were driving on a one-lane dirt road that had two places to turn around; one was about 8 miles in, and the other one was about 11 miles in. After that, it was an unmaintained narrow dirt road through desert mountains for about 40 more miles.
So we are on our way out, and we come up behind two semi-trucks hauling portable buildings. Not mobile homes -- these were quite a bit bigger. Our guess is they missed the road they wanted, and they couldn't turn around anywhere. They just got onto the road at the 8-mile mark, luckily for them. We followed them out, watching them hit bottom a few times and barely making the switchbacks. We still talk about that day. My only regret is that I didn't take any photos. I didn't think it would be nice to take photos of someone else's misery.
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2. We were camping in a remote canyon with no cell phone reception when we heard an awful CRASH early in the morning. I went out to see what happened, and there was a HUGE semi-truck that got damaged crossing the little one-way bridge. He had blown out most of his tires. We told him the shortest way to get out -- the first couple miles had switchbacks, but after that it was a straight road.
He didn't make it out. The flat tires slid off the dirt road on the last switchback. The road was blocked for a couple of days until tow trucks were able to get him out. Luckily we had just gotten to our camp spot the day before, so we had plenty of food. We would have been fine for a week. He wasn't injured, but the truck was destroyed, I heard.
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It's a family saying now: "We'd better make sure we have everything we need, in case a truck goes over the bridge."
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I really enjoyed the role call last night, but a couple of them, like the Mississippi lady, seemed to be out of synch. I really loved seeing Matthew Shepard's parents in Wyoming.
Me, too! I saw Judy Shepard speak twice...once in Seattle with my then-boyfriend, then I ushered for her Washington Center sponsored speaking engagement here in Olympia. :)
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So, BK, was the guest either Victoria Clark or Judy Kuhn? It's no loss in either case.
My bet was Ron Raines.
:o I forgot about him.
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::)
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My brother Randy called last night around 8:00 and we talked for about 30 minutes. He got an email from our realtor saying there were two interests in the property. Let us pray.
~~~Buying Interest Pans Out and Selling Vibes of All Kinds!!~~~
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I have two truck stories:
1. My Birding Buddy and I were driving on a one-lane dirt road that had two places to turn around; one was about 8 miles in, and the other one was about 11 miles in. After that, it was an unmaintained narrow dirt road through desert mountains for about 40 more miles.
So we are on our way out, and we come up behind two semi-trucks hauling portable buildings. Not mobile homes -- these were quite a bit bigger. Our guess is they missed the road they wanted, and they couldn't turn around anywhere. They just got onto the road at the 8-mile mark, luckily for them. We followed them out, watching them hit bottom a few times and barely making the switchbacks. We still talk about that day. My only regret is that I didn't take any photos. I didn't think it would be nice to take photos of someone else's misery.
We see trucks come down here all the time, driving right past the signs that say no large trucks beyond this point. Watching them turn around tends to be frustrating & sometimes worrisome but never like yesterday. I too don't think it is nice to take photos, plus I really wouldn't have wanted to video a train wreck.
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2. We were camping in a remote canyon with no cell phone reception when we heard an awful CRASH early in the morning. I went out to see what happened, and there was a HUGE semi-truck that got damaged crossing the little one-way bridge. He had blown out most of his tires. We told him the shortest way to get out -- the first couple miles had switchbacks, but after that it was a straight road.
He didn't make it out. The flat tires slid off the dirt road on the last switchback. The road was blocked for a couple of days until tow trucks were able to get him out. Luckily we had just gotten to our camp spot the day before, so we had plenty of food. We would have been fine for a week. He wasn't injured, but the truck was destroyed, I heard.
Oh my.
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It's a family saying now: "We'd better make sure we have everything we need, in case a truck goes over the bridge."
:))
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Leonard suggests that TCB check this out:
https://www.petfinder.com/cat/tommy-48209838/wa/puyallup/puyallup-animal-rescue-wa73/
It must be fate!
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(https://dl5zpyw5k3jeb.cloudfront.net/photos/pets/48209838/1/?bust=1592002246&width=720)
How absolutely adorable!
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Ask BK.
You were mentioned last night in a reunion of the LA production of Naked Men Singing. The referee to Varese and Bruce (forgot your last name) that you were approached to record the cast album because you did The Gay 90s. But you eventually turned them down. Can you explain why?
That's funny that they remember that. I turned them down because I didn't like the show or the songs. I gather it ultimately changed a bit before their long run in NYC. Had I known that run was going to happen I might have, but the Gay 90s sold about three copies so I just wasn't in the mood :)
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elmore, I think it's someone you like even less than those two ladies.
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I'm up, I'm up - eight hours of sleep overall. I was up at nine after five hours and then back to bed at ten and sleep thirty minutes later. It's hot.
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Awoke to several emails - the Scenie Awards came out today. LOTS of 'em. The Man Who Came to Dinner won quite a few including Best Actor and Actress for Jim Beaver and Hartley Powers, for supporting Michael Gabiano (he played Banjo when the show was reviewed by this guy), Kay Cole, Chris Winfield, and Susan Priver and the entire company for best ensemble (understand there are multiple "winners" in EACH category) - I haven't seen the list but I know our costume designer won an overall award for ALL his work, and then I got one for directing The Man Who Came to Dinner. In My Mind's Eye got only one, I think, breakout performance by a lead actor - Bobby Slaski - and well deserved, I may add, but for my money the entire cast should have gotten one, especially the two female leads, Kait Haire and Peyton Kirkner.
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elmore, I think it's someone you like even less than those two ladies.
Hmmmm . . . this is indeed puzzling.
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Awoke to several emails - the Scenie Awards came out today. LOTS of 'em. The Man Who Came to Dinner won quite a few including Best Actor and Actress for Jim Beaver and Hartley Powers, for supporting Michael Gabiano (he played Banjo when the show was reviewed by this guy), Kay Cole, Chris Winfield, and Susan Priver and the entire company for best ensemble (understand there are multiple "winners" in EACH category) - I haven't seen the list but I know our costume designer won an overall award for ALL his work, and then I got one for directing The Man Who Came to Dinner. In My Mind's Eye got only one, I think, breakout performance by a lead actor - Bobby Slaski - and well deserved, I may add, but for my money the entire cast should have gotten one, especially the two female leads, Kait Haire and Peyton Kirkner.
Fantastic! Congratulations to you and the winners.
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Awoke to several emails - the Scenie Awards came out today. LOTS of 'em. The Man Who Came to Dinner won quite a few including Best Actor and Actress for Jim Beaver and Hartley Powers, for supporting Michael Gabiano (he played Banjo when the show was reviewed by this guy), Kay Cole, Chris Winfield, and Susan Priver and the entire company for best ensemble (understand there are multiple "winners" in EACH category) - I haven't seen the list but I know our costume designer won an overall award for ALL his work, and then I got one for directing The Man Who Came to Dinner. In My Mind's Eye got only one, I think, breakout performance by a lead actor - Bobby Slaski - and well deserved, I may add, but for my money the entire cast should have gotten one, especially the two female leads, Kait Haire and Peyton Kirkner.
Wonderful news. Congratulations to all of you.
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The ice cream truck is going up and down the street.
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Congratulations to BK & Companies!
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Congrats to all on the awards!
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I too have a truck story......
One Tuesday evening in January, 197something......we were sitting in our church at our regular Tuesday night study hour.
It was snowy and icy out and the street beside the church ran uphill....
During the meeting, we kept hearing a horn blowing loudly.....a truck horn. After awhile some of us went out to look.
A semi had come off the highway and turned up our street, but couldn't make it up the incline.
He was slowly sliding back down and toward all of our cars which were parked at the edge of the lot facing the street.
We called to get him help.....and with the sand and chains from the police, he eventually made it up the hill. We had immediately moved our cars to a safer spot in the parking lot.
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I see Cardinal Dolan, one of the biggest examples of a slimy priest I've seen in some time, will give the opening prayer for next week's GOP convention. How appropriate.
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Awoke to several emails - the Scenie Awards came out today. LOTS of 'em. The Man Who Came to Dinner won quite a few including Best Actor and Actress for Jim Beaver and Hartley Powers, for supporting Michael Gabiano (he played Banjo when the show was reviewed by this guy), Kay Cole, Chris Winfield, and Susan Priver and the entire company for best ensemble (understand there are multiple "winners" in EACH category) - I haven't seen the list but I know our costume designer won an overall award for ALL his work, and then I got one for directing The Man Who Came to Dinner. In My Mind's Eye got only one, I think, breakout performance by a lead actor - Bobby Slaski - and well deserved, I may add, but for my money the entire cast should have gotten one, especially the two female leads, Kait Haire and Peyton Kirkner.
Congratulations!
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The ice cream truck is going up and down the street.
What tune is it playing?
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I too have a truck story......
One Tuesday evening in January, 197something......we were sitting in our church at our regular Tuesday night study hour.
It was snowy and icy out and the street beside the church ran uphill....
During the meeting, we kept hearing a horn blowing loudly.....a truck horn. After awhile some of us went out to look.
A semi had come off the highway and turned up our street, but couldn't make it up the incline.
He was slowly sliding back down and toward all of our cars which were parked at the edge of the lot facing the street.
We called to get him help.....and with the sand and chains from the police, he eventually made it up the hill. We had immediately moved our cars to a safer spot in the parking lot.
That was a scary story with a happy ending.
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Ask BK.
You were mentioned last night in a reunion of the LA production of Naked Men Singing. The referee to Varese and Bruce (forgot your last name) that you were approached to record the cast album because you did The Gay 90s. But you eventually turned them down. Can you explain why?
That's funny that they remember that. I turned them down because I didn't like the show or the songs. I gather it ultimately changed a bit before their long run in NYC. Had I known that run was going to happen I might have, but the Gay 90s sold about three copies so I just wasn't in the mood :)
I guess I’m one of three people. I happen to like the recording very much. Great collection of songs and beautifuly done by the cast
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Awoke to several emails - the Scenie Awards came out today. LOTS of 'em. The Man Who Came to Dinner won quite a few including Best Actor and Actress for Jim Beaver and Hartley Powers, for supporting Michael Gabiano (he played Banjo when the show was reviewed by this guy), Kay Cole, Chris Winfield, and Susan Priver and the entire company for best ensemble (understand there are multiple "winners" in EACH category) - I haven't seen the list but I know our costume designer won an overall award for ALL his work, and then I got one for directing The Man Who Came to Dinner. In My Mind's Eye got only one, I think, breakout performance by a lead actor - Bobby Slaski - and well deserved, I may add, but for my money the entire cast should have gotten one, especially the two female leads, Kait Haire and Peyton Kirkner.
Congrats to one and all and all and one!! :D
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Ask BK.
You were mentioned last night in a reunion of the LA production of Naked Men Singing. The referee to Varese and Bruce (forgot your last name) that you were approached to record the cast album because you did The Gay 90s. But you eventually turned them down. Can you explain why?
That's funny that they remember that. I turned them down because I didn't like the show or the songs. I gather it ultimately changed a bit before their long run in NYC. Had I known that run was going to happen I might have, but the Gay 90s sold about three copies so I just wasn't in the mood :)
I guess I’m one of three people. I happen to like the recording very much. Great collection of songs and beautifuly done by the cast
I have that CD, also! ;)
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The ice cream truck is going up and down the street.
What tune is it playing?
Something odd. Sounded like Ribbons Down My Back but wasn’t.
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Skyline Chili for dinner. Happy.
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Good evening!
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Great lineup for the Kritzerland anniversary show, BK!
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Tommy is a cutie!
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Awoke to several emails - the Scenie Awards came out today. LOTS of 'em. The Man Who Came to Dinner won quite a few including Best Actor and Actress for Jim Beaver and Hartley Powers, for supporting Michael Gabiano (he played Banjo when the show was reviewed by this guy), Kay Cole, Chris Winfield, and Susan Priver and the entire company for best ensemble (understand there are multiple "winners" in EACH category) - I haven't seen the list but I know our costume designer won an overall award for ALL his work, and then I got one for directing The Man Who Came to Dinner. In My Mind's Eye got only one, I think, breakout performance by a lead actor - Bobby Slaski - and well deserved, I may add, but for my money the entire cast should have gotten one, especially the two female leads, Kait Haire and Peyton Kirkner.
Congrats, BK!
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The ice cream truck is going up and down the street.
What tune is it playing?
Something odd. Sounded like Ribbons Down My Back but wasn’t.
I read a story that the truck son is Turkey In the Straw. Trucks will be changing the tune as the minstrel song is racist.
https://www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2020/08/14/902664184/an-ice-cream-truck-jingles-racist-history-has-caught-up-to-it
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I know Turkey in the Straw. This wasn’t it.
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Tommy is a cutie!
I agree
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The cat was nice looking too
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I too have a truck story......
One Tuesday evening in January, 197something......we were sitting in our church at our regular Tuesday night study hour.
It was snowy and icy out and the street beside the church ran uphill....
During the meeting, we kept hearing a horn blowing loudly.....a truck horn. After awhile some of us went out to look.
A semi had come off the highway and turned up our street, but couldn't make it up the incline.
He was slowly sliding back down and toward all of our cars which were parked at the edge of the lot facing the street.
We called to get him help.....and with the sand and chains from the police, he eventually made it up the hill. We had immediately moved our cars to a safer spot in the parking lot.
That reminds me of my truck story
From 1977 - 1984 I worked for UPS
By the early 80’s I was a supervisor, we were required to go on the road and drive a package car (one if those brown trucks) whenever there was a shortage of drivers.
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I too have a truck story......
One Tuesday evening in January, 197something......we were sitting in our church at our regular Tuesday night study hour.
It was snowy and icy out and the street beside the church ran uphill....
During the meeting, we kept hearing a horn blowing loudly.....a truck horn. After awhile some of us went out to look.
A semi had come off the highway and turned up our street, but couldn't make it up the incline.
He was slowly sliding back down and toward all of our cars which were parked at the edge of the lot facing the street.
We called to get him help.....and with the sand and chains from the police, he eventually made it up the hill. We had immediately moved our cars to a safer spot in the parking lot.
By the early 80’s I was a supervisor, we were required to go on the road and drive a package car (one of those brown trucks) whenever there was a shortage of drivers.
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We had a lot of heavy snowstorms in the 1980’s and drivers would call in “sick” so we front line supervisors would end up on the road.
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I too have a truck story......
One Tuesday evening in January, 197something......we were sitting in our church at our regular Tuesday night study hour.
It was snowy and icy out and the street beside the church ran uphill....
During the meeting, we kept hearing a horn blowing loudly.....a truck horn. After awhile some of us went out to look.
A semi had come off the highway and turned up our street, but couldn't make it up the incline.
He was slowly sliding back down and toward all of our cars which were parked at the edge of the lot facing the street.
We called to get him help.....and with the sand and chains from the police, he eventually made it up the hill. We had immediately moved our cars to a safer spot in the parking lot.
There is a road on the north shore called Bread and cheese hollow road that is very steep and very curvy.
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I had several deliveries up there, but about half way up the hill the vehicle said”nope, don’t think so” and started sliding backwards
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Back then ( I don’t know about now) the package cars were standard transmission, I had that thing in lowest gear and was literally standing on the brake pedal, I even pulled the parking brake
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I just kept sliding backwards
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Fortunately it was snowing enough that normal people stayed home and when I slid down the hill and across the main road and into a snow bank there was no one else in the way
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I marked those package for redelivery and moved on
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In other news
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Vixdad and I went shopping for a new back door and storm door
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Monday night we checked out a couple of different Home Depot’s and Lowe’s stores and found the style we wanted at Lowe’s, but not the right size
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Last night we went to yet another Lowe’s (there are actually 3 different Lowe’s and 3 different Home Depots with 15 minutes of my house) and found the styles we wanted in the right size.
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It was about 6:30 pm
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Four!
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We brought the doors to the cashier and said we wanted to rent a truck to bring it home
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The cashier said THE truck was being used
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THE truck? You only have one?
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Keep on truckin’, baby.
https://youtu.be/aElKjhSwjBc
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The Home Depot by my house has 8 or 10
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So we asked when it was due back and were told 7:15
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Ok , we’ll wait
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Nope, we don’t rent the truck after 7:30 because the store closes at 9:30
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We’re 15 minutes down the road, we’ll be back before 8:30
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Nope, can’t do it
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Ok, can we reserve the truck for tomorrow?
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No, it’s first come first served
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Ok what time do you open?
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6 am
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The manager overheard at that point and she said that if we bought the doors she would keep them there overnight and take 10% off
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Which was nice because the combined price of the doors was over $500
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That is how I came to be driving a truck at 6:15 am this morning
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So there’s another truck story for you all
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After driving home, unloading the truck, storing the doors in the garage, stopping to throw a couple of $$ worth of gas in the tank on the way back, returning the truck, doing the paperwork and driving back home it was 8 am
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So I took a shower and made a smoothie
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Almond milk, banana and blueberries today
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Then one if my bosses called to check I still had a key to the office
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I replied affirmatively and he asked me to open the office today
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So I did.
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Wasn’t that exciting?
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Oh, TCB, to answer you question from last night, yes, my family ate blowfish
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My dad said they tasted like chicken
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He, of course, was lying
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They tasted like fish
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So I didn’t eat them
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And now for something entirely different
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A friend recommended The Politician on Netflix
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It’s about a high school senior in an enormously affluent school
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I’ve only seen the first two episodes but so far I like it
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Some things I saw coming but there were some things that were a complete surprise
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Well we’re on page 5 and it’s tomorrow here
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Time for you west coasters to come out of hiding and do your bit
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https://www.rochesterfirst.com/news/digital-exclusives/new-law-from-new-york-state-says-that-all-ticketed-music-performance-art-events-are-prohibited/
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Oh congratulations to BK and co on all the scenies!
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I marked those package for redelivery and moved on
I would think so. Our road in Ashland could be difficult but the delivery trucks seemed do get up it OK.
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Our cars on the other hand didn't always make it ;D
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DR Vixmom I am glad there wasn't any traffic in your way.
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Last night we went to yet another Lowe’s (there are actually 3 different Lowe’s and 3 different Home Depots with 15 minutes of my house) and found the styles we wanted in the right size.
Wow, that's a lot of stores.
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We brought the doors to the cashier and said we wanted to rent a truck to bring it home
I had no idea they rent trucks.
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That is how I came to be driving a truck at 6:15 am this morning
;D
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So there’s another truck story for you all
It is a good one :)
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He, of course, was lying
;D.
My mother said frog's legs were chicken to get my sister to eat them. I am glad to say I knew what they were so I can't tell you what they tasted like.
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Time for you west coasters to come out of hiding and do your bit
I just did.
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I'm up, I'm up - oh, wait...
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Finished with my viewing and now listening to two more Mahler 10s, after which I'll write a dissertation on the state of bliss or something or other.
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I'm rather exhausted.
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Aren't you?
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Hi, Jane.
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So today after work, I came home and fed my cat and decided to make myself a couple of burgers.
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I have some frozen fully-cooked patties from Costco that just need to be microwaved.
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I have some buns, ketchup and pickles, but no mayonnaise.
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I keep forgetting to get some mayo at the store! >:(
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PAGE SIX DANCE!!
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So, even though I just got home and I really wanted to just stay home, I put on my shoes, got in my car and hied myself to Fred Meyer for some mayonnaise.
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Hi George.
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I get there and find what I'm looking for...a small and inexpensive jar or bottle of mayo.
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Could you find a reasonable size jar or just the large size?
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This is the kind that I got:
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I see you got lucky.
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I got a 12 ounce jar and it was probably the least expensive that they had.
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But on my way to the mayo, I saw that the diet Pepsi 12-packs were on sale, 4 for $11!
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Good evening.
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I wouldn't want Kraft. For the environment I prefer glass to plastic.
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Hi, Tom.
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I wouldn't want Kraft. For the environment I prefer glass to plastic.
I can understand that...but I didn't think about that tonight. ::)
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This is the kittie I worry will not be adopted because of her age.
https://www.petfinder.com/cat/sunday-48759030/wa/tacoma/the-humane-society-for-tacoma-and-pierce-county-wa117/
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Hi TCB.
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Anyway, I got the four 12-packs of diet Pepsi, and was just looking around and started adding a few more things to my little cart.
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This is the kittie I worry will not be adopted because of her age.
https://www.petfinder.com/cat/sunday-48759030/wa/tacoma/the-humane-society-for-tacoma-and-pierce-county-wa117/
Awww.
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This is the kittie I worry will not be adopted because of her age.
https://www.petfinder.com/cat/sunday-48759030/wa/tacoma/the-humane-society-for-tacoma-and-pierce-county-wa117/
:( I'd take her if I didn't have Neve.
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By the end of my impromptu shopping spree, I spent about $50...when I just wanted some mayo! :o
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And then...AND THEN...on my way home, I literally forgot about the burgers for which I bought the mayo (and everything else) and thought that some sausage burritos from McDonald's sound great, so I drove through McDonald's and got two sausage burritos and a large diet Coke...and THEN I remembered why I even went to the store! ??? WTH is wrong with me??
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I get home and put everything away and eat my two sausage burritos and drink my diet Coke from McDonald's and read a couple of chapters from my book.
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I guess I'll have my burgers with mayo and ketchup and pickles tomorrow night. ::)
;)
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And now, I'm watching a video of Pink Martini singing "Brazil (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDSV39zQpxg)" from a live concert filmed in Portland, Oregon (where they're from) from New Year's Eve 2005! :D
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Ben Platt is guest host on KIMMEL.
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And then...AND THEN...on my way home, I literally forgot about the burgers for which I bought the mayo (and everything else) and thought that some sausage burritos from McDonald's sound great, so I drove through McDonald's and got two sausage burritos and a large diet Coke...and THEN I remembered why I even went to the store! ??? WTH is wrong with me??
:D
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Tom what do you think of the cat named Tommy that DR Laura suggested you adopt?
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Thank you, Laura, for the heads up on Tommy.
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Tom what do you think of the cat named Tommy that DR Laura suggested you adopt?
Nice looking cat.
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Now that I know you have seen him....
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'night
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Night, Jane.
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Ben Platt was a guest for another Kimmel at a Kritzerland show in 2011.