Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on May 22, 2021, 12:04:19 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were little and had things, and now it is time for you to post until the little cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: SARTORIAL!
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I was just about to post this last night, but the day changed:
Shouldn’t Sorry, Grateful be sung with the wives, instead of Bobbi and the husbands?
What a coinkydink! I'm reading Sondheim's first book of lyrics, "Finishing the Hat," and just tonight last night I started reading the section on Company and "Sorry, Grateful" was the last lyric I read before turning on my computer! ;D
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Topic of the Day: getting back to doing theater! I ushered the last couple of weekends, and will usher again in June, but I can't wait to be in Mamma Mia! I was supposed to be in the ensemble of a production down in Centralia last year, but then Covid happened, of course.
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Well, they just announced last week that the three shows that were cancelled last year (Next to Normal, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and Mamma Mia!) will be put on next year! Everyone who was cast in all the shows are welcome to come back, and they'll only recast if the performers aren't available for the new dates. Well, I'm available, so next May, I'll be performing again! And it'll be the first time that I've performed at that theater, so that'll be fun, too! :D
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Good morning, all!
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I wanted to sleep in, and the cats said, NO WAY!
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I may ave mentioned this before, but Braunfels ran the Cologne Conservatory of Music and was the beloved teacher of my late great friend Trude Rittman, one of the greatest Broadway dance arrangers and composer of incidental music. Agnes deMille, who employed Trude as a pianist for her dance troupe, brought her to Broadway after the success of Oklahoma! I believe that One Touch of Venus was her first Broadway show.
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I must step out this morning and visit my pharmacy and the post office.
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Last night we watched My Favorite Wife. I love Cary Grant and Irene Dunne, but I didn't much care for it, although it had terrific moments, but I thought it paled next to The Awful Truth. The character men were fantastic, especially the actor playing the frazzled judge.
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Good morning, friends.
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It IS the little things. Elaine Stritch says so.
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Or sings so.
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Reading lyrics, I'm always so taken by the difference in the experience, whether or not I know the associated music.
If I know the tune, I can't help but hear it in my head as I read along.
But if I don't know the tune, I am free to focus just on the lyric.
A trade-off, I guess.
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:)
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LOL....very funny. I enjoyed the cat meal cartoon and the cat box video yesterday as well!
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Good news form MR BK RE: the non-event.
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TOD:
DOING THEATRE, REhEARSING A SHOW, SEEING AN AUDIENCE AGAIN....which is why I volunteered to take tickets EVERY night of Hunchback of Notre Dame....since I don't come on until more than an hour after the beginning of the show.
Of course I will wear a mask and use gloves just to make everyone comfortable.
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I screwed up last October when I winterized my bed. I took the comforter out of my cedar trunk and closed it up. I discovered yesterday, when I took the comforter off the bed, that I locked the trunk. I have no idea where the hell the key is, and I now have no idea where to store this damned comforter!
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I have not walked up to the pit to see if our musicians are using electronic music, but that may be the case. When the pianist was playing down by the stage earlier, I don't remember seeing a music book there.
I shall have to investigate. This is a most interesting development.
Is an electronic score included in the rental materials or available for download by those who do the show? So many questions.
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When things open back up, I will be doing what I did most of last year, sitting about the apartment wishing I could move without the walker, hoping the phone will ring with work, looking for a literary agent, wanting a sherpa to help me in this apartment, and battling cancer.
The more things change, the more they remain the same.
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I have not walked up to the pit to see if our musicians are using electronic music, but that may be the case. When the pianist was playing down by the stage earlier, I don't remember seeing a music book there.
I shall have to investigate. This is a most interesting development.
Is an electronic score included in the rental materials or available for download by those who do the show? So many questions.
We need more photos! Also, how large is your band?
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The Locked Cedar Trunk.
Wasn't that a Nancy Drew mystery?
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A member of my DH's temple turned 111 yesterday. I've seen her on Zoom; she's as spry and as with it as ever.
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Good morning!
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Good morning.
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Good morning.
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Vixmom, my Idea Soup is made with the prime rib bones and barley, carrot, onion, and celery.
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TOD: Taking Wae-Ling up north to look at nature things.
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Also, going to Disneyland at some point.
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It’s raining. It’s not supposed to be raining.
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Two!
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Good morning, all.
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Oh man, there are so many things for all of us. Obviously, live theater, from either side of the footlights. I found browsing in a couple of Half Price Books stores in Ohio a wonderful comeback, as it were. Hell, even sitting down to eat in a couple of ordinary jernts felt like I was really "doing something". I guess it feels better than I'd thought just to be out dipping one's toe in the water.
Hell, this afternoon's adventure is an important "first" for the likes of moi - watching a movie in a theater for the first time in I don't know how long.
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I may ave mentioned this before, but Braunfels ran the Cologne Conservatory of Music and was the beloved teacher of my late great friend Trude Rittman, one of the greatest Broadway dance arrangers and composer of incidental music. Agnes deMille, who employed Trude as a pianist for her dance troupe, brought her to Broadway after the success of Oklahoma! I believe that One Touch of Venus was her first Broadway show.
When are you going to write your book on Trude Rittmann, DR Elmore? :)
(I'm 99% sure it's Rittmann with the German two n's - but is that correct?)
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The Locked Cedar Trunk.
Wasn't that a Nancy Drew mystery?
It's an Annabelle & Thatch mystery.
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Does anyone remember the board game "Careers"?
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I may ave mentioned this before, but Braunfels ran the Cologne Conservatory of Music and was the beloved teacher of my late great friend Trude Rittman, one of the greatest Broadway dance arrangers and composer of incidental music. Agnes deMille, who employed Trude as a pianist for her dance troupe, brought her to Broadway after the success of Oklahoma! I believe that One Touch of Venus was her first Broadway show.
When are you going to write your book on Trude Rittmann, DR Elmore? :)
(I'm 99% sure it's Rittmann with the German two n's - but is that correct?)
I believe she spelled it with both two n's and one in the States. Check out her credits here!
https://www.ibdb.com/broadway-cast-staff/trude-rittman-12294
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The Locked Cedar Trunk.
Wasn't that a Nancy Drew mystery?
It's an Annabelle & Thatch mystery.
LOL! What a good idea. I see a Northanger Abbey in their future.
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I have not walked up to the pit to see if our musicians are using electronic music, but that may be the case. When the pianist was playing down by the stage earlier, I don't remember seeing a music book there.
I shall have to investigate. This is a most interesting development.
Is an electronic score included in the rental materials or available for download by those who do the show? So many questions.
We need more photos! Also, how large is your band?
Yes! Photographic evidence, IF YOU PLEASE. And definitely of the pit and band. Hurry up. We can wait.
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I may ave mentioned this before, but Braunfels ran the Cologne Conservatory of Music and was the beloved teacher of my late great friend Trude Rittman, one of the greatest Broadway dance arrangers and composer of incidental music. Agnes deMille, who employed Trude as a pianist for her dance troupe, brought her to Broadway after the success of Oklahoma! I believe that One Touch of Venus was her first Broadway show.
When are you going to write your book on Trude Rittmann, DR Elmore? :)
(I'm 99% sure it's Rittmann with the German two n's - but is that correct?)
I believe she spelled it with both two n's and one in the States. Check out her credits here!
https://www.ibdb.com/broadway-cast-staff/trude-rittman-12294
Well, damn. In addition to her other talents, she knew how to thicken a plot.
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From DR John:
But they had a professional photographer whose camera sounded like someone typing on an old Selectric typewriter. I was half the theater away and those acoustics made everything miserable. One of the service managers told her, and she ignored him.
:o
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Well, they just announced last week that the three shows that were cancelled last year (Next to Normal, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and Mamma Mia!) will be put on next year! Everyone who was cast in all the shows are welcome to come back, and they'll only recast if the performers aren't available for the new dates. Well, I'm available, so next May, I'll be performing again! And it'll be the first time that I've performed at that theater, so that'll be fun, too! :D
Great!
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I may ave mentioned this before, but Braunfels ran the Cologne Conservatory of Music and was the beloved teacher of my late great friend Trude Rittman, one of the greatest Broadway dance arrangers and composer of incidental music. Agnes deMille, who employed Trude as a pianist for her dance troupe, brought her to Broadway after the success of Oklahoma! I believe that One Touch of Venus was her first Broadway show.
When are you going to write your book on Trude Rittmann, DR Elmore? :)
(I'm 99% sure it's Rittmann with the German two n's - but is that correct?)
I believe she spelled it with both two n's and one in the States. Check out her credits here!
https://www.ibdb.com/broadway-cast-staff/trude-rittman-12294
Well, damn. In addition to her other talents, she knew how to thicken a plot.
I wonder if dropping an n had to do with anti-German sentiment during the 1930s and 40s? Frederick became Loewe, not Löwe in the USA. Speaking of that, Loewe and Rittmann were romantic partners whenever they worked together, and Trude's retirement funding was provided by Loewe's will.
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A member of my DH's temple turned 111 yesterday. I've seen her on Zoom; she's as spry and as with it as ever.
Wow, what a lucky woman.
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LOL! What a good idea. I see a Northanger Abbey in their future.
I certainly hope so!
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TOD: Taking Wae-Ling up north to look at nature things.
Lovely.
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Also, going to Disneyland at some point.
I am very exited about this trip.
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I've been to post office and to pharmacy, and my legs are killing me. I'm going ot lier down and watch trashy TV with the cats for a couple of hours, maybe even nap.
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I am as spry and as with it as ever.....but that's not saying much.
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{{{DR Jrand70}}}
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At present it is more of a combo.....we have piano, percussion, and violin.
The violinist is gone ALL next week - but I shall see if I can get a photo of the duo..... Morgan is looking for a keyboard player, but no one asked has stepped up - but then this is an unpaid gig - and June is big on Weddings and other events.....that pay $$$$.
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There should be an Annabelle, Thatch, and Stella version of this:
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LOL DR singdaw.
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I suppose I shall now get on with creating the slides.....I have procrastinated long enough.....
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We have already done one thing this year we couldn't do last see, see our children and grandchild. We did not like flying and Craig said he isn't getting on a plane again in the near future.
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We are doing the June road trip going as far as Montana. We thought of going the distance to Chicago but it is really far.
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At present it is more of a combo.....we have piano, percussion, and violin.
The violinist is gone ALL next week - but I shall see if I can get a photo of the duo..... Morgan is looking for a keyboard player, but no one asked has stepped up - but then this is an unpaid gig - and June is big on Weddings and other events.....that pay $$$$.
I was hoping for more rehearsal photos!
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I'm going dancing tonight. I think that's one of the biggest things I've been looking forward to.
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I'm taking a tray of Kahlua brownies, which are just finishing up in the oven. The house smells heavenly.
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Three!
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Hello, 1 guest!
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Finishing listening to The Dictionary of Lost Words this morning. It's not what I had expected, but I am enjoying it.
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Has anyone read a mystery writer named Ruth Ware? The Woman in Cabin 10 is one. Her books have come highly recommended. Guess I'll try her soon.
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But I'm going to listen next to a collection of Dorothy Parker short stories read by Elaine Stritch.
Does anyone still read a Parker?
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I'm going dancing tonight. I think that's one of the biggest things I've been looking forward to.
Have fun.
Will you wear a mask or only dance in a vaccinated crowd?
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Has anyone read a mystery writer named Ruth Ware? The Woman in Cabin 10 is one. Her books have come highly recommended. Guess I'll try her soon.
My book group, on the whole, did not think much of The Woman in Cabin 10. It was ok but not worth the attention it received, IMHO. I almost didn't read The Death of Mrs. Westaway after Cabin 10 and was very glad I did.
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We welcome our new minister tomorrow. I will be baking several things for the celebration coffee hour from my new cookbook. Procrastibaking: 100 Recipes for Getting Nothing Done in the Most Delicious Way Possible.
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A list of Dolly Gallagher Levis:
Carol Channing
Ginger Rogers
Martha Raye
Betty Grable
Pearl Bailey
Phyllis Diller
Ethel Merman
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Part Two:
Mary Martin
Carole Cook
Barbra Streisand
Dorothy Lamour
Eve Arden
Mary Ellen Ashley
Ann Miller
Danny LaRue
Jo Anne Worley
Tovah Feldshuh
Karen Morrow
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A list of Dolly Gallagher Levis:
Carol Channing
Ginger Rogers
Martha Raye
Betty Grable
Pearl Bailey
Phyllis Diller
Ethel Merman
I've seen Carol Channing, Ginger Rogers, Mary Martin, and Bernadette Peters.
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Madeline Kahn played Dolly.
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And Three:
Ruth Gordon
Shirley Booth
Mimi Hines
Jenifer Lewis
Marilyn Maye
Michele Lee
Sue Ane Langdon
Edwina Lewis
Nancy Sinclair
Betsy Palmer
Rachel York
Dora Bryan
Anne Russell
Ruta Lee
Judy Norton
Yvonne DeCarlo
Lainie Kazan
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And Four:
Jacquelyn Piro Donovan
Toni Lamond
Vicki Lewis
Cady Huffman
Ruth Williamson
Madeline Kahn
Thelma Carpenter
Carol Swarbrick
Sylvia Syms
Randy Graff
Alison England
Leslie Becker
E. Faye Butler
Ellen Travolta
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And Five:
Florence Lacy
Mary Robin Roth
Melissa Hart
Vivian Blaine
Deborah Jean Templin
Christine Toy Johnson
Karla Burns
Victoria Clark
Bibi Ferreira
Samantha Rehr
Leslie Alexander
Klea Blackhurst
Sally Struthers
Joan Brickhill
Karen Ziemba
Monica M. Wemmitt
Lee Roy Reams (Director)
Bette Midler
Loretta Ables Sayre
Betty Buckley
Carolee Carmello
Nancy Opel
Jill Perryman
Betty White
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I would watch most of those.
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A list of Dolly Gallagher Levis:
Carol Channing
Ginger Rogers
Martha Raye
Betty Grable
Pearl Bailey
Phyllis Diller
Ethel Merman
I've seen Carol Channing, Ginger Rogers, Mary Martin, and Bernadette Peters.
I saw Ginger Rogers, Carol Channing on tour (1960s), and Bernadette Peters.
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I am not sure how Lee Roy Reams (director) made the list.
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I've seen Carol Channing, Barbra and Monica M. Wemmitt
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These include THE MATCHMAKER.
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I am not sure how Lee Roy Reams (director) made the list.
I believe he did it in drag.
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And now, ladies and gentlemen...
For my next act... and my encore...
I am off to watch Rear Window with a real live audience. This should be interesting.
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And now, ladies and gentlemen...
For my next act... and my encore...
I am off to watch Rear Window with a real live audience. This should be interesting.
have fun.
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DR ELMORE when Brian the photographer from Thursday posts his photos, I'll add some.
Here's our set all lit up.
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No spoilers, please, if you write about it later.
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Hmmm, my friend Sharry did not make the list.
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That's a very nice set, JRand.
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Twenty slides are done.....all the photos I have.....so work will continue as more people come in to get photographed.....
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Door-to-door Dolly!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8W6hyk6V_rw
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If I am looking out my rear window, I see a house that is on the market for $199,900.
Out my front window is a house - the moved out yesterday - selling for $119,000. After they left, I saw White Kitty wandering around, but I haven't seen her today. I am hoping they came back for her last night.
And they are very similar houses.
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Thank you DR JOHN G.....if folks like sets they will like the show....if they are looking for dancing or acting (from everyone) they prolly should have stood in bed.
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I saw Danny La Rue do HELLO, DOLLY! in London with Lionel Jeffries as Horace.
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I love the set, Jrand. I am very impressed.
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Yes. Quite atmospheric.
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Concerto. Braunfels, or Pfitzner?
#nailed it
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That is quite a string of names, DR TCB.
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I could use a good Kahlua brownie right about now.
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DR ELMORE when Brian the photographer from Thursday posts his photos, I'll add some.
Here's our set all lit up.
(https://scontent-ort2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.6435-9/190725763_10226406890023758_7345115620728965356_n.jpg?_nc_cat=108&ccb=1-3&_nc_sid=730e14&_nc_ohc=lfwwAsHKTWoAX9gaq3U&_nc_ht=scontent-ort2-1.xx&oh=d7446fd763d8065854b671ce8803783f&oe=60D0A651)
I'm impressed!
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Starting to watch The Return of the Musketeers, Richard Lester's attempt to film 20 Years Later and with the same brio he brought to his Three Musketeers films. The start is good, but too many actors are dubbed, and not well.
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Gratuitous post No. 99!
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The reviews for In the Heights are across the board, but even the critics who found holes in the plot still found it fun and an eyeful.
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I'm up, I'm up - eight hours of sleep.
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Thanks everyone! If only some of the rest of the show was up to it....I shall say no more.
My responsibility does not include the things I am not happy with.
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We welcome our new minister tomorrow. I will be baking several things for the celebration coffee hour from my new cookbook. Procrastibaking: 100 Recipes for Getting Nothing Done in the Most Delicious Way Possible.
It sounds like a fun cookbook.
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If I am looking out my rear window, I see a house that is on the market for $199,900.
Out my front window is a house - the moved out yesterday - selling for $119,000. After they left, I saw White Kitty wandering around, but I haven't seen her today. I am hoping they came back for her last night.
And they are very similar houses.
Oh no. I hope they returned for her.
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DR Laura what are you baking?
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At the gym today I hesitantly took off my mask. It is very warm up on top floor where the treadmills are. It wasn't too crowded.
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Had a Gelson's chicken Caesar for food - very good - a bit smaller than usual, which is fine.
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Listening to Gounod's Faust, which I'm really enjoying - a great recording with a great cast in great 1958 stereo. I haven't listened to an opera recording in over six weeks, so it's fun to hear one again and I want to hear some more of Gounod's operas.
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Listening to Gounod's Faust, which I'm really enjoying - a great recording with a great cast in great 1958 stereo. I haven't listened to an opera recording in over six weeks, so it's fun to hear one again and I want to hear some more of Gounod's operas.
At one point in time, I was supposed to have seen Giorgio Tozzi in a production of that. It was playing in Cincinnati. But the trip never came to be.
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Making my second soup of the day: Butternut Squash and Gremolata. I won't really eat it until tomorrow. I need to figure out something as a low-carb crouton substitute.
Earlier, I made Savoy Cabbage and Chestnut, which was quite good and will be better tomorrow.
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That leaves 10 recipes left in the book. One is a fruit soup that I might make tomorrow. It's the only sweet or dessert soup recipe in the book. I'll make it with raspberries, blueberries and strawberries because I can never find fresh red and black currants, which it calls for.
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Saturday evening greetings! I was up early today to deliver several boxes of odds and ends to the site of AAUW’s June garage sale.
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Does anyone remember the board game "Careers"?
Yes, DR Singdaw it was one of my favorites and I still have mine!
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I'm taking a tray of Kahlua brownies, which are just finishing up in the oven. The house smells heavenly.
That sounds delicious!
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I loved CAREERS!
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TOD - I signed up to work 2 shifts at the AAUW garage sale next month. They had a couple of fundraising events last fall but I elected not to participate in person.
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Well, White Kitty has been abandoned - again. She lived with the former owners who moved away years ago....but the people who bought the house kept her.
Jennifer who lives next to the house fed her and gave her water today. She said that she has several folks who are ready to give White Kitty a new loving home.....so it will be okay.
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it was one of my favorites and I still have mine!
Well, then you have a collector's item! It's going for at least $50 used on Amazon!
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Well, White Kitty has been abandoned - again.
I will never understand the callousness and cruelty of people.
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FIVE.
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Well, White Kitty has been abandoned - again. She lived with the former owners who moved away years ago....but the people who bought the house kept her.
Jennifer who lives next to the house fed her and gave her water today. She said that she has several folks who are ready to give White Kitty a new loving home.....so it will be okay.
(https://scontent-ort2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.6435-9/187945880_10226408385541145_1719545568358752140_n.jpg?_nc_cat=101&ccb=1-3&_nc_sid=730e14&_nc_ohc=QQ0dsrW0-hUAX9NJlw1&_nc_ht=scontent-ort2-1.xx&oh=cc84736d09919a4cd43cc1f2b6717b99&oe=60D0D2F6)
Thank goodness for Jennifer. I hope White Kitty finds a good home.
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Hello, everyone.
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Does anyone know of a good way to clean leather tennis shoes or used one of the commercial shoe cleaning products? I tried shoe cleaner a couple years ago and it didn't help at all. I read the reviews for a couple of the shoe cleaners available on Amazon. Some say they're great, others say dish detergent works better. Today I tried dish detergent. No luck. I was able to clean the midsole using just an inexpensive stiff brush and some water, but couldn't make any progress on the leather.
There's a shop here in LA that will clean your sneakers for you, but I'd guess we're looking at at least $50 and I can buy a new pair for not much more than that.
Any suggestions?
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Jrand, I, too, like the set. It's full of intrigue.
Vibes you're (relatively) happy with the show.
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I have no news, just a dirty pair of sneakers.
TTFN.
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Listening to Gounod's Faust, which I'm really enjoying - a great recording with a great cast in great 1958 stereo. I haven't listened to an opera recording in over six weeks, so it's fun to hear one again and I want to hear some more of Gounod's operas.
Which 1958 stereo recording?
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Rear Window was beautiful - as always, but projected to perfection at this place.
It's so great to watch a favorite movie in a perfect setting, and to pay attention to details and things you've never really noticed or thought about or concentrated on the zillions of other times you've seen it.
Today I counted at least three lines (there might even have been another one or two) that were nearly blown, but the actor sails through it and it still comes out naturally and perfectly and the director leaves it. Pros, man. Pros who are at the top of their game.
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I have no news, just a dirty pair of sneakers.
TTFN.
I am sorry I can't help you with that.
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:)
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Good night, friends.
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'night
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Vixmom, my Idea Soup is made with the prime rib bones and barley, carrot, onion, and celery.
Ooh that sounds delicious
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I just binge-watched the entire HALSTON on Netflix.
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I just binge-watched the entire HALSTON on Netflix.
I gather that's akin to a rave.
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Back to Return of the Musketeers. It is Richard Lester at his most frantic.
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Dancing tonight was fun, but also strange. Yes, a lot of it was jostling the memory banks to remember different steps. But the sound system was unreliable for most of the evening. It wasn't just that a song skipped as it played, throwing you off the beat, but the rhythm also changed while you were dancing to something. It would speed up or slow down randomly, so trying to keep up was futile.
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Still, it was fun. A couple of the women just followed, instead of leading (how delightful).
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So, this might become a Saturday treat again.
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Kim Catrall is the villain in Return of the Musketeers, and her out-of-place, 20th century mannerisms may be where the main area one can blame for the movie not measuring up to its beloved predecessors. Granted, one is supposed to dislike her (Madame de Winter's daughter), but I find I dislike her for all the wrong reasons. I can't wait until she is dead, in hopes that the movie would get better without her. No such luck, I'm afraid.
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But I am surprised at how closely the movie sticks to the novel.
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I'm off to bed.
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Good night, all.
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ChasSmith - Andre Cluytens, with Victoria de los Angeles.
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Finished with my viewing.
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Still don't know if I can announce today - completely frustrating. He'd done the pages for Tonight's the Night but not the book and I still haven't seen it.
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Thank goodness for page five.
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It did my heart good to see the post total.
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Perhaps I can move us forward.
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Last post this page.
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PAGE SIX!
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I guess George must be off playing Old Maid with the family.
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I hope he is winning.
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Boy, I can’t stop sneezing.
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Good night.
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Boy, I've got a lot of ketchuping to do!
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I first saw the movie Clue with friends of mine at the Capitol Mall movie theater.
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One friend, Debbie, and her husband bought a showing and we watched it on the big screen and thoroughly enjoyed it!
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Then several of us stood out in the mall and chatted for a bit.
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It was great to see theater friends and ketchup on things. :)
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Then, I went to my mom's and had some spaghetti and sauce with vegan crumbles.
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The sauce was vegan, but we had some actual parmesan cheese and it was all quite tasty!
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Since I got there after they were done eating, they had started a game of Quirkle that they finished, so I ate while they were playing.