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Onward
Has there ever been a HHW Zoom gathering? Other than watching the Kritzerland shows, I mean.
DR DRUXY can I borry five dollars?
Light and sanity. No gloating. Just light and sanity.
Has there ever been a HHW Zoom gathering? Other than watching the Kritzerland shows, I mean.
That sounds like fun.
I am appalled that DR GEORGE is making those poor chickens wait a whole day before he tightens their tarp......they are probably all nervous wrecks.
Three little dogs moved in across the street - they join a medium sized dog and Snow the white cat.
When the three little dogs are let out in the front yard, they run right into the street....no leashes.....I am afraid there is a tragedy in the making.....
The two other guys are ahead by about 70+ million votes - but I am not going to concede my presidential bid until ALL the votes are counted and all fraud suits have been settled.
I am still awaiting the recount results on DR Jrand70's Tony campaign.
If there's so much fraud, how, pray tell, did McConnell and Graham win. Funny that.
I got the word from my sister in Germany. I was washing dishes and the phone pings when she sends a message.
LOL about a dozen folks in the neighborhood are walking down to see the equine display......some folks stopped their cars to look.
I don't blame them......horses are fun to see.....and you don't get many chances to do so up close anymore.
DR JANE the most remarkable thing just happened.
My neighbor's son, who lives about three miles away across the county line, and his wife rode their horses over to visit her.
I heard a terrible ruckus.....those three doggies were going to make short work of those horses.....but Travis just turned his horse toward them and they ran as fast as they could back to their front door.
Travis rode his horse over to my front porch so I could pet him. His name is Spurs.....he's a 14-year-old brown & white boy.....with one brown eye and one blue eye and LONG LONG eyelashes.....
Such a treat to get to pet a horse and talk to him.....I'm sorry I didn't have an apple!
LOL about a dozen folks in the neighborhood are walking down to see the equine display......some folks stopped their cars to look.
I don't blame them......horses are fun to see.....and you don't get many chances to do so up close anymore.
Good Morning - and what a morning it has been!!! Today, I expect to get some packing done. I have a meeting to go to - now I wished I would have voted for a Zoom meeting - and my stint at church and home again for dinner, more packing and probably a celebratory drink and cigar, depends on the weather.
Great work, America!
I have never had a close encounter with a horse, except perhaps a pony ride as a child, and I would dearly love to.
I have never had a close encounter with a horse, except perhaps a pony ride as a child, and I would dearly love to.
It will be a taught and tense tale, let me tell you.
I am downloading that ETERNITY thing so I can watch it and walk out like DR VIXMOM did.
Has there ever been a HHW Zoom gathering? Other than watching the Kritzerland shows, I mean.
That sounds like fun.
DR JANE the most remarkable thing just happened.
My neighbor's son, who lives about three miles away across the county line, and his wife rode their horses over to visit her.
I heard a terrible ruckus.....those three doggies were going to make short work of those horses.....but Travis just turned his horse toward them and they ran as fast as they could back to their front door.
Travis rode his horse over to my front porch so I could pet him. His name is Spurs.....he's a 14-year-old brown & white boy.....with one brown eye and one blue eye and LONG LONG eyelashes.....
Such a treat to get to pet a horse and talk to him.....I'm sorry I didn't have an apple!
We have wild horses at the river. I saw a band of them yesterday when I was driving up north.
We have wild horses at the river. I saw a band of them yesterday when I was driving up north.
“Biden won?!”
“They just called it!”
“Excellent!”
“Yep, I thought so! Have a great day!”
“We will now!!”
We have wild horses at the river. I saw a band of them yesterday when I was driving up north.
I need to get ready to usher tonight. It's a chamber music ensemble. Stravinsky and Ravel. I need the music.
One of the first friends I made when I moved to Virginia was Mitt Murray, a thirty-something gay male from Delaware. When Mitt learned that I knew very few people there he suggested I meet his parents, who knew tons of people. I did so, and we became friends in our own right. One day when I was visiting them in Delaware we attended a sort of county fair at one of the local colleges. Mitt's dad said, "Ah! Joe's here." Mitt's mom said, "We'll introduce you." A few minutes later a man walked up to us and the three of them were very friendly. Mitt's parents then introduced me to Senator Joe Biden. We all chatted for a while, then Joe left to say hello to some other people.
Joe Biden is one of the most personable people I've ever met. After chatting with him for a few minutes I felt I'd known him all my life. Delaware is a small state and if you are interested in politics it is very easy to get to know the players.
Mitt's parents were so accepting and welcoming of all of Mitt's friends. If you were a friend of Mitt's you were welcome anytime. I'd never experienced any people who were so friendly and accepting. It was so clearly important to many of Mitt's gay friends who hadn't found acceptance at home.
Mitt's parents and I stayed in touch. Several years later I'd just returned home to Virginia after my father's death here in California to learn that Mitt had passed away of AIDS. I'd been so busy taking care of my dad that I hadn't heard that Mitt was ill. It was such a shock.
During the following years some of us would get together with Mitt's parents. They loved to see us and talk to us; it was like a lifeline to their beloved son. They're gone now, too, and I do miss them. Today I'm saying a little prayer to the three of them and celebrating what they didn't live to see: Joe Biden's victory.
Today, my sister and I are going to our mom's for the afternoon. My sister also wants me to come over afterward (or maybe tomorrow) to help with the new tarp that we put over the chicken coop last week...it's a bit loose, so we have to some how tighten it down. Hopefully, that won't be too much trouble.
The Tightening of the Tarp will be the title of my next... oh, nevermind. :)
LOL. I am sorry Mr. Bernard lost.
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have won. There is actual cheering in the streets around my apartment. I am so happy. Trump's Reign of Terror is over. Our wannabe Hitler is dead, may he rot in hell.
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=6310.0;attach=10621)
Governor Inslee's plitical rival is concerned about suspected fraud? What evidence has he that there was fraud, or is he, like the Fat Orange Slug, lying out of both faces?
Today, my sister and I are going to our mom's for the afternoon. My sister also wants me to come over afterward (or maybe tomorrow) to help with the new tarp that we put over the chicken coop last week...it's a bit loose, so we have to some how tighten it down. Hopefully, that won't be too much trouble.
I'm home. We had lunch at my mom's and didn't play Phase 10. I bought a frame for my dad's flag (actually, two...the first one was a bit too small) and we put it on top of my mom's hutch:
Here's a close-up:
And the bowl on the left is what my mom got when she retired from the hospital. It's signed by all her co-workers!
I'm surprised that no one's accused the Fat Orange Slug of crying wolf once too often. His claims of calling the election a fraud began ages ago in hispublic masturbarallies - if I win, it's legit and if I lose, there's fraud going on - so I'm surprised by none of the crap he's pulling now.
And, of course, if there were Democrat fraud, how did Moscow McConnell and Prissy Missy Graham get re-elected?
On Wednesday, I not only signed a contract for a production of my ORSON WELLES play to be done next year, but I also got a nice royalty check from my publisher.
And yesterday, I got a residual check from the WGA.
Good week.
I am appalled that DR GEORGE is making those poor chickens wait a whole day before he tightens their tarp......they are probably all nervous wrecks.
When we walk in the neighborhood we usually see a couple that live a few buildings down from us. We have never discussed politics with them. This morning she said "It is a good day", Keith responded with "Yes it is", and then we all gave thumps up. Now we are happy to know their views :)
I reaally like Jake Tapper, but he can be such an old lady spinster. Every time they show one of the demonstrations celebrating the election, he has to take note that most of the people are wearing masks, but then tsk tsk s, that no one is social distancing. As if these people could hear him chastise them.
We have wild horses at the river. I saw a band of them yesterday when I was driving up north.
LOL. I am sorry Mr. Bernard lost.
Me too. He is such a saint.
I'm surprised that no one's accused the Fat Orange Slug of crying wolf once too often. His claims of calling the election a fraud began ages ago in hispublic masturbarallies - if I win, it's legit and if I lose, there's fraud going on - so I'm surprised by none of the crap he's pulling now.
And, of course, if there were Democrat fraud, how did Moscow McConnell and Prissy Missy Graham get re-elected?
I think I'd heard that Mitt Romney is the only one to congratulate Biden on his win.
I am appalled that DR GEORGE is making those poor chickens wait a whole day before he tightens their tarp......they are probably all nervous wrecks.
My niece, the caretaker of the chickens, actually was the one to suggest that we tighten the tarp tomorrow, so blame Hilary! ;D
When we walk in the neighborhood we usually see a couple that live a few buildings down from us. We have never discussed politics with them. This morning she said "It is a good day", Keith responded with "Yes it is", and then we all gave thumps up. Now we are happy to know their views :)
Cool!
Listening to music - the Barber piano concerto - one of the great ones. Of course, this performance, which is okay, doesn't come near Szell/Browning but it's not bad.
Vice-President-Elect Kamala Harris is giving a speech now!
Joe Biden is speaking!!
Oh God, I can see the headline already.;DENTIRE BIDEN/HARRIS FAMILY DIES OF CO-VID 19 AFTER LACK OF SOCIAL DISTANCING AT DELEWARE CELEBRATION!
I thought it was unfortunate that the names Geraldine Ferraro and Sarah Palin were not mentioned in passing.
We have wild horses at the river. I saw a band of them yesterday when I was driving up north.
Speaking of wild horses, can I ask you, please, to sign this petition and stop this vruel, barbaric practice?
https://ladyfreethinker.org/sign-save-utahs-wild-horses-from-deadly-surgical-sterilization/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email (https://ladyfreethinker.org/sign-save-utahs-wild-horses-from-deadly-surgical-sterilization/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email)
One of the first friends I made when I moved to Virginia was Mitt Murray, a thirty-something gay male from Delaware. When Mitt learned that I knew very few people there he suggested I meet his parents, who knew tons of people. I did so, and we became friends in our own right. One day when I was visiting them in Delaware we attended a sort of county fair at one of the local colleges. Mitt's dad said, "Ah! Joe's here." Mitt's mom said, "We'll introduce you." A few minutes later a man walked up to us and the three of them were very friendly. Mitt's parents then introduced me to Senator Joe Biden. We all chatted for a while, then Joe left to say hello to some other people.
Joe Biden is one of the most personable people I've ever met. After chatting with him for a few minutes I felt I'd known him all my life. Delaware is a small state and if you are interested in politics it is very easy to get to know the players.
Mitt's parents were so accepting and welcoming of all of Mitt's friends. If you were a friend of Mitt's you were welcome anytime. I'd never experienced any people who were so friendly and accepting. It was so clearly important to many of Mitt's gay friends who hadn't found acceptance at home.
Mitt's parents and I stayed in touch. Several years later I'd just returned home to Virginia after my father's death here in California to learn that Mitt had passed away of AIDS. I'd been so busy taking care of my dad that I hadn't heard that Mitt was ill. It was such a shock.
During the following years some of us would get together with Mitt's parents. They loved to see us and talk to us; it was like a lifeline to their beloved son. They're gone now, too, and I do miss them. Today I'm saying a little prayer to the three of them and celebrating what they didn't live to see: Joe Biden's victory.
Back from, for me, a pointless casting session, as I suspect Zoom will be tomorrow. There was only one person reading four our show and I've worked with her before and she's not right for the role, much as I like her as a person.
Wow, the Navajo Nation in Arizona, went solidly for Joe Biden, with a 97 percent turnout for Biden.
Here's a close-up:
Very nice. How thick is it?
Listening to music - the Barber piano concerto - one of the great ones. Of course, this performance, which is okay, doesn't come near Szell/Browning but it's not bad.
How ironic! I was listening to Barber music yesterday myself.
SWEENEY TODD
The flag display looks great, DR George.
I thought it was unfortunate that the names Geraldine Ferraro and Sarah Palin were not mentioned in passing.
Speaking of wild horses, can I ask you, please, to sign this petition and stop this vruel, barbaric practice?
https://ladyfreethinker.org/sign-save-utahs-wild-horses-from-deadly-surgical-sterilization/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email (https://ladyfreethinker.org/sign-save-utahs-wild-horses-from-deadly-surgical-sterilization/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email)
The flag display looks great, DR George.
Thanks, Singdaw!
Good Morning - and what a morning it has been!!! Today, I expect to get some packing done. I have a meeting to go to - now I wished I would have voted for a Zoom meeting - and my stint at church and home again for dinner, more packing and probably a celebratory drink and cigar, depends on the weather.
Great work, America!
Vibes you get it all done with time for the cigar and drink. I want to know what they both are.
The flag display looks great, DR George.
Thanks, Singdaw!
I suppose I should have gotten a frame for my father’s flag, but I never had the desire.
Your frame looks very nice.
Good Morning - and what a morning it has been!!! Today, I expect to get some packing done. I have a meeting to go to - now I wished I would have voted for a Zoom meeting - and my stint at church and home again for dinner, more packing and probably a celebratory drink and cigar, depends on the weather.
Great work, America!
Vibes you get it all done with time for the cigar and drink. I want to know what they both are.
So, book packing is going. The bottle of Makers Mark 101 needs to be opened... it may be too cold later for a cigar, but I may suck it up and go outside anyway. That speech by Kamala and Joe was amazing... getting all emotional again. We are in good hands.
I have tried the 46. I went into Total Wine looking for Eagle Rare and they were out. The guy recommended the Makers 101 as an equivalent to Eagle Rare. We'll see how it goes.Good Morning - and what a morning it has been!!! Today, I expect to get some packing done. I have a meeting to go to - now I wished I would have voted for a Zoom meeting - and my stint at church and home again for dinner, more packing and probably a celebratory drink and cigar, depends on the weather.
Great work, America!
Vibes you get it all done with time for the cigar and drink. I want to know what they both are.
So, book packing is going. The bottle of Makers Mark 101 needs to be opened... it may be too cold later for a cigar, but I may suck it up and go outside anyway. That speech by Kamala and Joe was amazing... getting all emotional again. We are in good hands.
I don’t know the 101, but have you tried Makers 46? I loved that from the first taste.
And though I’ve never in my life been a regular smoker of anything, I do love an occasional cigar. Hmm, perhaps tomorrow, as this weather is supposed to hold for a couple of days...
So, I got outside for a drink and cigar. Cigar wasn't quite to my liking, but oh well. Still nice outside in the crisp fall air. I'm excited that in my new place, there is a deck area overlooking the lagoon for nights like this. Must keep the eye on the prize!
Here's a close-up:
Very nice. How thick is it?
I didn't measure the thickness of the actual flag, but THIS (https://www.michaels.com/memorial-flag-case-by-studio-decor/10032856.html) is what I bought. It says that it's 3.3 inches deep. I assume that that's the outside measurement. When we put the flag in it, the back bowed out a bit, but we were able to close it up. The frame that I got from Amazon, was a bit smaller in all dimensions, but both said that they fit a flag that's 9' x 5.5'. Our flag didn't fit in the Amazon frame. Fortunately, I can send that one back. :)
Good Morning - and what a morning it has been!!! Today, I expect to get some packing done. I have a meeting to go to - now I wished I would have voted for a Zoom meeting - and my stint at church and home again for dinner, more packing and probably a celebratory drink and cigar, depends on the weather.
Great work, America!
Vibes you get it all done with time for the cigar and drink. I want to know what they both are.
So, book packing is going. The bottle of Makers Mark 101 needs to be opened... it may be too cold later for a cigar, but I may suck it up and go outside anyway. That speech by Kamala and Joe was amazing... getting all emotional again. We are in good hands.
Just returned from a pleasant evening eating burgers and sausages and sipping rum and cokes and basking in unseasonably warm weather on the neighbor’s deck.
I forgot Mo' Better contains some of the nastiest violence I've ever seen in a movie. Just brutal.
I have tried the 46. I went into Total Wine looking for Eagle Rare and they were out. The guy recommended the Makers 101 as an equivalent to Eagle Rare. We'll see how it goes.Good Morning - and what a morning it has been!!! Today, I expect to get some packing done. I have a meeting to go to - now I wished I would have voted for a Zoom meeting - and my stint at church and home again for dinner, more packing and probably a celebratory drink and cigar, depends on the weather.
Great work, America!
Vibes you get it all done with time for the cigar and drink. I want to know what they both are.
So, book packing is going. The bottle of Makers Mark 101 needs to be opened... it may be too cold later for a cigar, but I may suck it up and go outside anyway. That speech by Kamala and Joe was amazing... getting all emotional again. We are in good hands.
I don’t know the 101, but have you tried Makers 46? I loved that from the first taste.
And though I’ve never in my life been a regular smoker of anything, I do love an occasional cigar. Hmm, perhaps tomorrow, as this weather is supposed to hold for a couple of days...
I'm going to check the weather outside, I may be able to get a cigar in. I'm usually a one every other week cigar guy, or perhaps a pipe. Depends on the day. Smoking a pipe is a lot of work, got to be in the right mood. So, we'll see what happens in a bit.
So, I got outside for a drink and cigar. Cigar wasn't quite to my liking, but oh well. Still nice outside in the crisp fall air. I'm excited that in my new place, there is a deck area overlooking the lagoon for nights like this. Must keep the eye on the prize!
FREE AT LAST, FREE AT LAST, THANK GOD ALL MIGHTY, WE ARE FREE AT LAST!
I am glad we didn't go downtown today.
"About 200 people gathered Saturday afternoon for a “Stop the Steal” rally in support of President Donald Trump in downtown Vancouver. The rally — and car cruise that followed — was organized by Joey Gibson, founder of right-wing group Patriot Prayer. Demonstrators — some armed with handguns and rifles, and donning tactical vests and two-way radios — waved American and pro-Trump flags."
I am glad we didn't go downtown today.
"About 200 people gathered Saturday afternoon for a “Stop the Steal” rally in support of President Donald Trump in downtown Vancouver. The rally — and car cruise that followed — was organized by Joey Gibson, founder of right-wing group Patriot Prayer. Demonstrators — some armed with handguns and rifles, and donning tactical vests and two-way radios — waved American and pro-Trump flags."
Something like that was happening in downtown Olympia today, too. :-\
When my sister and I were driving to our mom's house, my sister wanted to drive down there to see if anything was happening. There was a big gathering of Trump supporters with their big pick-up truck and their big Trump flags. We quickly turned down another street and avoided the whole thing.
:)
When my sister and I were driving to our mom's house, my sister wanted to drive down there to see if anything was happening. There was a big gathering of Trump supporters with their big pick-up truck and their big Trump flags. We quickly turned down another street and avoided the whole thing.
:)
I hope they weren't carrying weapons.