Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on November 19, 2024, 12:43:25 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were ponderous, and now it is time for you to post until the ponderous cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: MISCHIEVOUS!
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And now - Dino at the piano.
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Ponderously.
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Wordle 1,249 5/6
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A Happy Birthday to (former) DR Jason!
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Sorry the millstone couldn't be preserved in the moment, but congrats on the new plateau, BK:
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Sorry the millstone couldn't be preserved in the moment, but congrats on the new plateau, BK:
Congratulations, BK, on your new millstone and plateau!
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A Happy Birthday to (former) DR Jason!
Birthday vibes to Jason!
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Good morning, all!
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After the lousy night before, I slept rather well. I dreamed I was working at the Barnes & Noble store I did work at between 1998 and 2005, and the wonderful manager Patty, my co-worker Steve Cramer (now a published poet), and Sarah - the cash register supervisor and evil bitch - were all in it.
https://www.amazon.com/Shivas-National-Poetry-Stephen-Cramer/dp/0252029593/ref=sr_1_4?crid=1HBADOUIMMEXW&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.lAThVOmbddQy1ONEXRn5ydUm9S_P-J_PQJmuo9jJGYbLewY-pJ2L_GQfFzdABiAWqSBQr8H9ZwnZJsPXBRYf8Z3SKMwVlIiakQXmws6hjb-rkXhZyT5cyIMPn1GJGplFW2X603V3ksavkm0G2sCyudGZgU4vo9CEu6F3MJYNzMhcswBkAJFdS0P0VzraC_USwoOBxt-E_g6XkAbkDGkjd-mYudu9BaIgq4LE4YaqPXA.tRhhoBKhsrs3KPBLK2v5GSnM6emlUqDvv_wemviqZX8&dib_tag=se&keywords=stephen+cramer&qid=1732017357&sprefix=stephen+cramer%2Caps%2C84&sr=8-4
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Joshie came by yesterday for the Gypsy scores, and we had a nice visit. I now know why Wonderful Town is replacing dreadful The Wild Party at Encores!, but I'm saying nothing.
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I have no real plans for today, so I'll do my usual morning tasks, and see what happens after that.
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Joshie came by yesterday for the Gypsy scores, and we had a nice visit. I now know why Wonderful Town is replacing dreadful The Wild Party at Encores!, but I'm saying nothing.
The reason that's been talked about on the chat sites is that the director had a conflicting job at the Public and that WILD PARTY is being delayed to 2026. I guess there's more to the story.
Maybe a name star became available for WONDERFUL TOWN in this slot?
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258 Guests are viewing this board! So many, so early on a Tuesday morning?
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Good morning!
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Elmore, are you going to see Gypsy?
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Congratulations to BK - thems a lotta posts!
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Wordle then work
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I made a hat!
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Maybe a Quick Look at connections
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Connections
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I had a difficult time getting to sleep last night. No idea why.
But when I slept, it was the sleep of sleeps! Wonderful sleep.
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TOD:
The only film that springs to mind is "Two for the Road", which I absolutely love but which some folks hate.
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Today's Word of the Day is one of the most mispronounced of any.
I absolutely hate it when it is turned into a four-syllable word.
It's nothing of the kind. It has three (count 'em 3) syllables: MISS-chuh-vuss.
Far too many pronounce it as though it were spelled differently: Miss-CHEE-vee-uss. But "vous" is "vuss", and is not "vee-uss".
And no, it has no "alternate" pronunciation.
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I had a difficult time getting to sleep last night. No idea why.
But when I slept, it was the sleep of sleeps! Wonderful sleep.
Wonderful Sleep - a possible title for a Wonderful Town sequel?
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Good morning, friends.
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And others.
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I watch Apple+ on a non-Apple device: my Roku "smart" teevee.
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PAGE TWO!!
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CONGRATULATIONS to BK on your lofty new perch in the HHW firmament!!!!
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Good morning, all.
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Speaking of "The Planets," how about THIS version? ;D
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQlsrJY7dKQ (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQlsrJY7dKQ)
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Ushering for a show about Miles Davis this morning. Nothing like Bitches’ Brew at 9:30 am?
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Congrats to MR BK on his millstone!
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DR RON PULLIAM is correct, I had too many paces in my title....it is indeed 23 PACES TO BAKER STREET.
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It is 62 degrees and headed for 66 degrees with RAIN.
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Good morning, all.
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Last night was grueling and I am dead tired this morning.
Resting, recovering, and eating an okay but slightly disappointing bagel.
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And others.
Hey!
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DR RON PULLIAM is correct, I had too many paces in my title....it is indeed 23 PACES TO BAKER STREET.
It only SEEMED like 28?
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Last night was grueling and I am dead tired this morning.
Resting, recovering, and eating an okay but slightly disappointing bagel.
Sending rest and recovery vibes!
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The bagel in question is Onion and Swiss cheese. At the store I could see some crusty Swiss on it and was interested in trying it. The onion component is fine, but onion bagels already exist. I’d just like more of the Swiss, which seems like it shouldn’t be difficult to manage, but maybe it is.
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Elmore, are you going to see Gypsy?
No. Have you seen the ticket prices? It's outrageous.
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Last night, because I really like the score for the musical Fields of Ambrosia, I decided to watch its source, the movie The Traveling Executioner, starring Stacy Keach. I got aboput 20 minutes into it when the low volume on the DVD would go no higher on my television and I can only watch it on my computer. I'll try to do that between now and Sunday.
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Elmore, are you going to see Gypsy?
No. Have you seen the ticket prices? It's outrageous.
Paraphrasing GYPSY pricing joke seen on Facebook:
Box office: "That's 440 each, total for the pair is 880 bucks."
GYPSY fan: "You ain't gettin' 880 bucks from me!"
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Storms predicted for the Northwest.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/washington-state-west-coast-brace-180828233.html
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LOL DR RON PULLIAM that's funny.
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It did indeed DR RON PULLIAM....more like 1028 paces.
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To former DR Jason,
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Last night, because I really like the score for the musical Fields of Ambrosia, I decided to watch its source, the movie The Traveling Executioner, starring Stacy Keach. I got aboput 20 minutes into it when the low volume on the DVD would go no higher on my television and I can only watch it on my computer. I'll try to do that between now and Sunday.
I read recently that a rewritten version of that show was being tried out. Was it on Playbill.com?
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The students this morning were all elementary students, so no Bitches' Brew. In fact, the jazz band honored Davis in a unique way: No trumpeter. But the music was great. There was a piano player, tenor and alto sax, drums and bass. And they played beautifully.
Meanwhile, there was a narrator on stage and recordings of Davis telling his story, plus visuals. It was a bit of a hagiography. No mention of drugs or his mental health state, abusing Cicely Tyson or anything negative. But the music was great. And the kids were attentive.
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Trying a new Italian restaurant for lunch. Waiting for a friend.
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Chicken arrabiata sounds appealing.
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The olive oil had plenty of garlic in it, so the visit is off to a good start.
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Let’s get off this page though.
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It’s afternoon here already
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Uno mas.
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Three!
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Elmore, are you going to see Gypsy?
No. Have you seen the ticket prices? It's outrageous.
I had hoped they had arranged a comp for you
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Good afternoon!
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Thanks again, DRs Jane and George for the Wordle congrats.
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No congrats today: Wordle: 7/6. or maybe 8/6
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Congrats, BK, on your milestone!
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Lunch
Tomato and roasted red pepper soup, grilled Swiss and Mexican blend cheese on rye, macaroni salad and potato chips
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I'm up, I'm up - eight hours of sleep.
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Wow! That's cool!
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I’m having a scoop of mint-chocolate chip and a scoop of pine nut.
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I’m happy.
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Storms predicted for the Northwest.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/washington-state-west-coast-brace-180828233.html
Oh, my! Thanks for the link, Jrand.
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The students this morning were all elementary students, so no Bitches' Brew. In fact, the jazz band honored Davis in a unique way: No trumpeter. But the music was great. There was a piano player, tenor and alto sax, drums and bass. And they played beautifully.
Meanwhile, there was a narrator on stage and recordings of Davis telling his story, plus visuals. It was a bit of a hagiography. No mention of drugs or his mental health state, abusing Cicely Tyson or anything negative. But the music was great. And the kids were attentive.
That does sound like it was a great concert, John.
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Sounds like fun DR JOHN G.
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From John:
I want seconds.
Only to give away at Christmas.
To people who voted for Trump.
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Elmore, are you going to see Gypsy?
No. Have you seen the ticket prices? It's outrageous.
I had hoped they had arranged a comp for you
Two things:
1. I'm working for the composer's estate, not the production;
2. I really have no urge to see tis production beyond seeing my friend Danny.
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From Bruce:
Ooh, I achieved a new plateau.
Congrats.
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George, congratulations on finding both of your Kindles.
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Elmore, are you going to see Gypsy?
No. Have you seen the ticket prices? It's outrageous.
I had hoped they had arranged a comp for you
Two things:
1. I'm working for the composer's estate, not the production;
2. I really have no urge to see tis production beyond seeing my friend Danny.
Did you know that Danny had first met dear Rebecca when they were both in Skip and Jack's show TIME AND AGAIN at the Old Globe in San Diego?
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Wordle in SIX
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I think Skip first met our own BK during the run of that show at the Old Globe. (not the same sparks, of course)
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That was 1996!
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From George:
I haven't (officially) cancelled yet, mainly because I bought SAMI and I understand that if I cancel Prime, I'll lose it and anything else I bought. :-\
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I think Skip first met our own BK during the run of that show at the Old Globe. (not the same sparks, of course)
No big newsflash there, but it filled a few posts. :)
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No congrats today: Wordle: 7/6. or maybe 8/6
:( Sorry.
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GYPSY is offering discounted tickets using the passcode GIMMICK - for as little as $99 plus fees for sections of the orchestra and $69 for parts of the mezzanine. The flyer suggests best availability for the discount would be January and February.
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Would we have imagined twenty or so years ago that $99 would be a super-discounted Broadway price in 2024?
But it is, and it now sounds like a bargain in today's terms!
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Two tickets for $198 plus fees still seems like a lot of money.
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You could buy a couch for $198, if you shopped at the right places.
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You could get to page 4 for free, though
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Page Four!
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Today's Word of the Day is one of the most mispronounced of any.
I absolutely hate it when it is turned into a four-syllable word.
It's nothing of the kind. It has three (count 'em 3) syllables: MISS-chuh-vuss.
Far too many pronounce it as though it were spelled differently: Miss-CHEE-vee-uss. But "vous" is "vuss", and is not "vee-uss".
And no, it has no "alternate" pronunciation.
I have been guilty of saying this as a four-syllable word. Thank you for your educational mini-rant ;D
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Ushering for a show about Miles Davis this morning. Nothing like Bitches’ Brew at 9:30 am?
That is early.
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Last night was grueling and I am dead tired this morning.
Resting, recovering, and eating an okay but slightly disappointing bagel.
Have a good rest today.
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For ticket pricing, if people really want to see a show, they'll find the $400 or $500 per ticket. If they're on the fence about seeing a show, not really excited about seeing a show, even $50 or $60 feels too expensive somehow.
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I wonder if I could go on about ticket prices until page 5.
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I'm sure I could, but it would be the same old kvetching.
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Remember when Angela Lansbury in GYPSY costs as little as $10 for good orchestras seats.
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I remember that well. That's how old I feel. :)
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Yet very happy to be just five months from Medicare!
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Storms predicted for the Northwest.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/washington-state-west-coast-brace-180828233.html
Thank you. So far I had just seen we have rain and a wind advisory. So far it isn't windy.
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Not page 5, but we got to post #100 before 3:30 (eastern time) with an assist from my whiny kvetch on ticket prices. :)
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This afternoon’s noir is 5 Against the House. Kim Novak, Brian Keith, William Conrad. Stirling Silliphant co-wrote and produced. He wrote the screenplay for yesterday’s thrill ride, The Lineup.
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Silliphant won sn Oscar for writing In the Heat of the Night.
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For TV, he wrote for Perry Mason and Route 66.
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Jane: I am aware that the pronunciation of "mischievous" is often more regional.
Here in Johnston (and, indeed, throughout the south) the most common, and egregious, grammatical faux pas is to state "I seen something". "Saw" never enters the conversation.
"I know he did it. My husband seen him leave the house with it in his hands".
Drives me batty some days.
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I got a haircut and a beard trim this morning. I feel so righteously presentable as a result!
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We are going to be having a major change in the weather over the next few days.
Daily highs will be in the low 50s, upper 50s.
Lows will be in the mid- to upper-30s. Brr-r-r-r-r-r.
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We’re expecting a cold front too. Tomorrow’s high will be 67. Nights in the 40s and 50s.
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A few shots from the garden
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A few shots from the garden
Beautiful!
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Jane: I am aware that the pronunciation of "mischievous" is often more regional.
Here in Johnston (and, indeed, throughout the south) the most common, and egregious, grammatical faux pas is to state "I seen something". "Saw" never enters the conversation.
"I know he did it. My husband seen him leave the house with it in his hands".
Drives me batty some days.
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DR John, your garden is lovely.
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Esperanza!
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Plumbago!
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George, congratulations on finding both of your Kindles.
Thanks, Jane. I knew that they had to be somewhere IN my house. :)
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I think Skip first met our own BK during the run of that show at the Old Globe. (not the same sparks, of course)
Lucky for you! ;)
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A few shots from the garden
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7786.0;attach=24162)
Very nice, John! What flower is it?
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And now...
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f i v e ! ! ! ! !
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A few shots from the garden
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7786.0;attach=24162)
Very nice, John! What flower is it?
Bougainvillea
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That is the color of the bougainvillea that adorned my front gate in Naples for five years. I lived in the community on Lago Patria and had a nice villa on the lake front. My villa was named Villa Bougainvillea.
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Ron, it must have been beautiful.
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TOD: I like the nonlinear storytelling in Pulp Fiction a lot. It sounds like Strange Darling followed a similar model.
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I think Skip first met our own BK during the run of that show at the Old Globe. (not the same sparks, of course)
Lucky for you! ;)
Yeah! :)
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Yesterday I learned that our concert this Sunday afternoon will be livestreamed. And apparently the livestream usually stays up for weeks.
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That is the color of the bougainvillea that adorned my front gate in Naples for five years. I lived in the community on Lago Patria and had a nice villa on the lake front. My villa was named Villa Bougainvillea.
Nice!
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Yesterday I learned that our concert this Sunday afternoon will be livestreamed. And apparently the livestream usually stays up for weeks.
Will you be able to post a link?
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The concert is Sunday at 2:30 pm PST. The livestream is at
https://music.stanford.edu/ssc_live
The program is:
- Mosaics – Howard Hanson
- Symphony No. 7, "A Sea Symphony" – Howard Hanson
- Hymn for Everyone – Jessie Montgomery
- Canticle of Freedom – Aaron Copland
The Sea Symphony was released on Bay Cities BCD 1009.
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Anyone else, when you were very very young, mis-hear the line "You make the bougainvillaea turn purple at the mention of your name" in "Mame" as something like "You make the blue gainvillaea turn purple at the mention of your name"
Bougainvillaea had never been a vocabulary word at the Yeshivah.
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The concert is Sunday at 2:30 pm PST. The livestream is at
https://music.stanford.edu/ssc_live
The program is:
- Mosaics – Howard Hanson
- Symphony No. 7, "A Sea Symphony" – Howard Hanson
- Hymn for Everyone – Jessie Montgomery
- Canticle of Freedom – Aaron Copland
The Sea Symphony was released on Bay Cities BCD 1009.
Thanks for the link, MichaelG!
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You're welcome, DR Freddie! The Hanson Symphony has been a bucket list item for me ever since I started singing. Our first orchestra dress is tonight.
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Yesterday I learned that our concert this Sunday afternoon will be livestreamed. And apparently the livestream usually stays up for weeks.
Cool.
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Watching a Pierre Etaix film called Le Grand Amour. Very funny and often nonlinear, which makes it applicable today.
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In the film, our hero pictures himself in a moving bed with the object of his lust. I’ve had that dream before. It’s funny seeing it on screen.
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After several noirs in a row, I needed a good laugh.
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Anyone else, when you were very very young, mis-hear the line "You make the bougainvillaea turn purple at the mention of your name" in "Mame" as something like "You make the blue gainvillaea turn purple at the mention of your name"
Bougainvillaea had never been a vocabulary word at the Yeshivah.
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Wicked part 1 is 160 minutes long. Some good reviews, some bad. Certainly a better response than the Broadway version got.
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'night
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In the film, our hero pictures himself in a moving bed with the object of his lust. I’ve had that dream before. It’s funny seeing it on screen.
That sounds like a fun dream!
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Good night, Jane.
PS You're getting very close to a 137,000 millstone!
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I have started Etaix's documentary Land of Milk and Honey. It's occasionally entertaining, but is more often depressing.
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Only 15 minutes left. I'll finish it.
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Thanks for that link, DR MichaelG. I'm glad we'll have a chance to experience the concert.
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Apple?
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Or pumpkin?
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Tomorrow is the day: our department at work is doubling in size.
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I, however, am not doubling.
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PAGE SIX
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So there will still be only one of me.
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But approximately twice as much to manage.
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But I am fortunate to have a good job, so I am not complaining.
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I spent a good deal of today futzing with spreadsheets.
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And I think I've almost got them where I want them.
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Tonight we went out to dinner. I enjoyed a nice spaghetti carbonara.
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A spinach salad to start.
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And a slice of lemon berry cake for dessert.
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I couldn't eat even half of the entree.
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The leftovers will make a nice second meal.
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There were no leftovers on the cake, however.
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Funny, that.
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What a weird day.
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Had three small slices of pizza for food.
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They were fine.
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Went to the mail place.
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That was fine.
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Dozed off.
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That was fine.
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Did no finessing.
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That was fine.
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The last two days have felt like weekend days.
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Perhaps that's been the problem.
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A muddled mind is not fine.
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Notre Dame is almost ready to re-open, after years of reburbishment.
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A muddled mind is a terrible thing to waste.
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Watched one hour of a new movie, yet another movie by a "visionary" director - I should have known better to even begin it because when that is what they're using as a selling tool, I'm done with it. Visionary my ASS.
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A muddled waist is a terrible thing to waste.
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THE PAGE THAT SHALL NOT BE NAMED
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THE NAME THAT SHALL NOT BE PAGED.
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I need to do some computer updates.
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Good night, friends.
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And others.
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And when the visionary director's most piquant comment about his film is, I love it, it's sexy, well, I'm surprised I lasted an hour. And when he insists that one of his two male leading actors have a hairless body, well, I think we know the "vision" of this director.
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And when the film is two hours and eleven minutes, well...
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With a fractured timeline that does NOT work, well...
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And now, I'm watching a completely inept movie from 1972 that I never saw - the only reason it's still on is because it's all shot in LA and while I recognize all the locations, the inept director shoots them in such a way that you never actually see them, other than Dodger Stadium and a shot of the the apartment building in which I lived at the beach, the Shores. A nice establishing shot here and there is always nice.
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Ah, the page that shall not be named.
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:)
Brightly Shining. I love it.
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I am tired.
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I think it's time to call it a day.
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The party's over.
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It's all over, my friend.
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So, good night, all.
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A few shots from the garden
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7786.0;attach=24162)
Very nice, John! What flower is it?
Bougainvillea
Thanks, John. :)
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TOD: I like the nonlinear storytelling in Pulp Fiction a lot. It sounds like Strange Darling followed a similar model.
I haven't seen those, but Reservoir Dogs was also non-linear. I liked that movie, and I loved the stage adaptation of it that my theater group did.
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Yesterday I learned that our concert this Sunday afternoon will be livestreamed. And apparently the livestream usually stays up for weeks.
Cool!
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The concert is Sunday at 2:30 pm PST. The livestream is at
https://music.stanford.edu/ssc_live
The program is:
- Mosaics – Howard Hanson
- Symphony No. 7, "A Sea Symphony" – Howard Hanson
- Hymn for Everyone – Jessie Montgomery
- Canticle of Freedom – Aaron Copland
The Sea Symphony was released on Bay Cities BCD 1009.
Thanks for the link, Michael!
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Gratuitous Post #200!!
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You're welcome, DR Freddie! The Hanson Symphony has been a bucket list item for me ever since I started singing. Our first orchestra dress is tonight.
Hope it went well tonight!
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Wicked part 1 is 160 minutes long. Some good reviews, some bad. Certainly a better response than the Broadway version got.
Interesting! The whole stage show is less than three hours (180 minutes), I'm sure.
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And I think I read that there is only one new song, and it'll be in the second movie...unless I'm misremembering. :-\
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Which is possible.
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::)
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;D
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What beautiful flowers!
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Thank you for sharing them
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I can’t seem to share any pictures I keep being told they’re too large
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What happened to the shrink function that used to be here?
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ocho
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We just had hotdogs and beans for dinner
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That’s what the man wanted
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So that’s what the man got
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It had started raining when I took the recycling bins to the curb
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We haven’t had rain in some time
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There’s been worries about wildfires
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So for once I’m hoping for a decent rainstorm
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And I think I read that there is only one new song, and it'll be in the second movie...unless I'm misremembering. :-\
Don't know about the new song count, but there's definitely a second movie for Act II. As I recall, Schwartz said the problem was that Defying Gravity was designed as the Act I closer. In film, they just couldn't figure out a way to keep going past it without it being such a letdown. (He explained it better than that.) I imagine requiring an intermission wasn't feasible since two movies would be more lucrative.
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Notes are written.
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I don't know why it couldn't have had an intermission - many, many movie musicals did - The Sound of Music, West Side Story, Finian's Rainbow, Sweet Charity, plus all the roadshow movies had intermissions.
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I'm having an intermission right now, as a matter of fact.
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Then again, who isn't?
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Where's George.
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Where's George's burrito?
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Where's George's jam?
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Not here.
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I'm here.
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I'm still here.
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I'm also still there.
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Still waters run deep in the still of the night.
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How deep is the ocean?
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These are deep thoughts I'm having.
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I'm pondering the imponderables.
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They're damn imponderable, those damn imponderables.
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:)
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7786.0;attach=24170)
And here's the trailer:
The Shining Recut (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KmkVWuP_sO0)
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:))
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Apple?
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7786.0;attach=24172)
That's so cool!
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Or pumpkin?
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7786.0;attach=24174)
That's funny! ;D
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Tomorrow is the day: our department at work is doubling in size.
Congrats, Singdaw...and good luck!! :-\
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PAGE NINE DANCE!!
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Notre Dame is almost ready to re-open, after years of reburbishment.
(http://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=7786.0;attach=24176)
Wow!
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Watched one hour of a new movie, yet another movie by a "visionary" director - I should have known better to even begin it because when that is what they're using as a selling tool, I'm done with it. Visionary my ASS.
Infotainment as entertainment?? :o
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How rude! >:(
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What happened to the shrink function that used to be here?
If it's what I'm thinking of, you have to hotlink an image from an existing website to resize it. You can't resize in the reply or quick reply box an image that is uploaded through the HHW Attachments and other options function.
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George showed up.
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And just in time.
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New notes are up.
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Up are new notes.
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I've seen them.
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I've read them.
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I don't know why it couldn't have had an intermission - many, many movie musicals did - The Sound of Music, West Side Story, Finian's Rainbow, Sweet Charity, plus all the roadshow movies had intermissions.
Those who forget the past are doomed to reinvent the wheel for a greater profit.
;)
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I wrote them.
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Where's George.
Present and accounted for!
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Where's George's burrito?
Tonight, I had the rest of some leftover angel hair pasta with marinara and cream cheese sauce.