Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on July 07, 2025, 12:03:52 AM
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Well, you're read the notes, the notes were out and about, and now it is time for you to post until the out and about cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: ANTIC!
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Topic of the Day: I don't think I've ever binge watched a show. :-\
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TOD: the second season of The Lincoln Lawyer. We just kept watching and watching, because we found it so compelling. (There had been such a huge and effective surprise at the end of the first season, and I was especially interested as to whether the second season could match it in effectiveness.)
Likewise, the second season of "The Recruit" - which had some preposterous twists and turns, but that became part of the fun. The second season was IIRC only six episodes - which made it easier to just keep watching until the end.
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Good morning, all.
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More rain in the forecast. Flood watch in effect until 7 pm unless it’s extended.
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TOD:
Wodehouse Playhouse
Dexter
Brokenwood Mysteries
Blandings
Poldark
The Forsyte Saga (both versions)
The Pallisers
Downton Abbey
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I plan to binge the upcoming Forsyte Saga too.
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Good morning, all!
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Good morning, friends.
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I slept in. I have so few plans for today that I wouldn't have minded lazing around . . . except three demanding cats won't let me.
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And others.
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No plans today but a return to work after a lovely (if too short) four-day weekend.
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I achieved most of my goals yesterday: I began the pasta sauce, cooked the ground beef and sausage, onions, garlic, red and green peppers, and tomatoes. By then it was noon and I needed to lewt it cool so it woul;d be out of the way by 2:30 when I fed the cats. This morning, I will toss in the blackolives and mushrooms. When it cools, I'll put it into containers, freeze half, and put the rest in the fridge.
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The one thing I did not accomplish was the towel rack, which is coming out of the tile. I had a tube of grout, only it was so old, it was no good. So that's on hold.
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TOD
Upstairs Downstairs
Downton Abbey
The Nanny
Seinfeld
I Claudius
Pride and Prejudice
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I achieved most of my goals yesterday: I began the pasta sauce, cooked the ground beef and sausage, onions, garlic, red and green peppers, and tomatoes. By then it was noon and I needed to lewt it cool so it woul;d be out of the way by 2:30 when I fed the cats. This morning, I will toss in the blackolives and mushrooms. When it cools, I'll put it into containers, freeze half, and put the rest in the fridge.
Sounds wonderful. I would add anchovies and capers, but that’s just my taste buds talking.
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Two hours earlier.
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I was just getting up.
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I don't think I have ever binge watched a series......
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Slept again and had stressful dreams of things like having to deal with businesses that were bankrupt, fiscally and morally.
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Rodzinski, I remember loving Ann Wedgeworth on Another World and Somerset.
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Here's Ann Wedgeworth winning her Tony Award in 1978
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOIAQx9useo
She gets laughs when she says thanks to the voters - the ones that voted for her!
And when she thanks Manny Azenberg for producing this play - "and lots of other things"
Very touching tribute to the late John Cazale at the end of her speech.
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Good morning! TOD:
The Good Place
Downton Abbey
The Queen's Gambit
Drops of God
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I'm up, I"m up - seven and a half hours of sleep. I feel - okay so far.
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Uh oh, Burger King is offering 2-for-1 on the original chicken sandwich, for delivery only. There is no grilled chicken option, of course, at Burger King.
Temptation, your name is Postmates.
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The sauce is finished and cooling on the stove. According to Amazon, UPS should ber picking up a return today, but there's been no confirmation yet from UPS.
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Good morning, all.
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It's Monday. In case anyone needed to have that pointed out. We are here to point things out.
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There is much I need to get off my ASS and do today.
I'm just having a little trouble taking that first step... of, you know, getting off my ASS.
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Good morning to everyone.
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Good morning to everyone.
Hi Michael! Hope all is well for you.
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Nice clip DR JOHN G.
I also loved AW as Patsy's mother in Sweet Dreams.
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Watching some tennis today.
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I am out of everything and must visit several - not one, but several - of those getting type places today.
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561 Guests on HHW!
What sections of HHW could you be reading, or maybe BK's notes?
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Several days ago I was going through some old photos looking for something, and there was one in the wrong section of this file box so I took it out to move it to a better place. But I looked at it for a minute, and it brought to mind a question I've had about exactly where something in Marina del Rey had been located years ago. So I thought, who can I ask? (Actually, one or two of y'all right here might even know! So stay tuned.) I decided that one likely place to ask on Facebook would be this page about the west side of L.A. (one of those "you know you lived in..." groups). It's run by this weird autocratic guy who examines every post before approving them and who likes to rant about submissions that don't follow his various rules and such. Bill somebody. BK might recognize this. He runs that Westwood page, too.
So he released my post SIX DAYS after I'd submitted it. And what happened? In one day it's gotten over a hundred "likes" and nearly that many comments. A couple of people even came close to answering the question I asked. But everyone loved the picture and it generated interest from a few different angles. (It's a shot I took while out flying one day, so other pilots got involved, too.) And I thought, if that one picture can inspire that much actual conversation, and thus far all of it positive, then I'm sitting on a gold mine here. I know I have things that should be scanned and posted, and once in a blue moon I do a couple of things, but then a lot of time goes by before moving on to others. I will also pat myself on the back for not just throwing a picture up there, but for providing some *accurate* detail and context to help inspire the responses I was looking for. Man, I'm good. Anyhoo, give me a few minutes and I'll post it here.
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WEATHER VIBES FOR DR JOHN!
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It's run by this weird autocratic guy who examines every post before approving them and who likes to rant about submissions
Yikes! Reading that first in small type on my somewhat little phone, I'd read that as "It's run by this weird autoerotic guy..."
"autocratic" makes much more sense!
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More weather vibes for John G.
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Here's the photo, me flying over Marina del Rey and grabbing the shot. Late 70s or early 80s, and I doubt I'll be able to narrow it down any better than that unless I find a group of other such photos it obviously belongs with.
My question was: Where was Mr. D's Coffee Shop located? It was in its own standalone building. (Also, would the Van de Kamp's coffee shop on Lincoln Blvd. have been in this picture if it still existed then, or would it have been out of frame? That info is easier to come by, and I was mainly interested in finding the Mr. D's location.) I think I got my answer, but if any L.A. peeps here can chime in, please do.
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Bruce, I am a bit confused about "Shooter". You didn't mention what book you were compring it to though it sounded familiar. Then you mentioned Reacher, not Bob Lee Swagger. I believe the book is Point of Impact by Stephen Hunter.
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DR CHAS SMITH I love the photo and I am glad you are getting a positive response.
EVERYONE should post photographs that they have from the past on the internet to share with everyone else.....you never know who might be waiting for that EXACT photo.
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Still watching tennis.
It is a comfortable 76 degrees here.....all doors/with screen doors and window are open. It is very nice.
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Yes, Point of Impact. I said Reacher wouldn't exist were it not for the success of Bob Lee.
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I'm back. I'm not quite sure I was ready to be out for three hours, but I'm back and feel okay. Art's was empty when I got there. Then two idiots came in and they could have seated themselves anywhere but both decided to sit in booths across from me - not directly - one ahead, one behind. People are ridiculous. They both ate and ran, so that was good. As I was finishing up when three older folks walked in - older than me, that is. Like old. The waitress said, "Hi Bill" and then I knew exactly who it was and when he responded to her there really was no mistaking the voice - William Daniels, age ninety-eight, his wife, Bonnie Bartlett, age ninety-six. Didn't recognize the lady they were with.
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They all hate Trump.
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Good afternoon!
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Me too!
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Here's the photo, me flying over Marina del Rey and grabbing the shot. Late 70s or early 80s, and I doubt I'll be able to narrow it down any better than that unless I find a group of other such photos it obviously belongs with.
My question was: Where was Mr. D's Coffee Shop located? It was in its own standalone building. (Also, would the Van de Kamp's coffee shop on Lincoln Blvd. have been in this picture if it still existed then, or would it have been out of frame? That info is easier to come by, and I was mainly interested in finding the Mr. D's location.) I think I got my answer, but if any L.A. peeps here can chime in, please do.
(https://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=8016.0;attach=26733)
Very cool picture, ChasSmith.
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William Daniels. Fantastic! That's well worth the time (and the big bucks) spent in Art's.
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I'm back. I'm not quite sure I was ready to be out for three hours, but I'm back and feel okay. Art's was empty when I got there. Then two idiots came in and they could have seated themselves anywhere but both decided to sit in booths across from me - not directly - one ahead, one behind. People are ridiculous. They both ate and ran, so that was good. As I was finishing up when three older folks walked in - older than me, that is. Like old. The waitress said, "Hi Bill" and then I knew exactly who it was and when he responded to her there really was no mistaking the voice - William Daniels, age ninety-eight, his wife, Bonnie Bartlett, age ninety-six. Didn't recognize the lady they were with.
Wow! Very cool!
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Me too!
That's great, Kevin!
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DR CHAS SMITH I love the photo and I am glad you are getting a positive response.
EVERYONE should post photographs that they have from the past on the internet to share with everyone else.....you never know who might be waiting for that EXACT photo.
I totally agree, DR Jrand74. I've always held onto the belief that just about every single thing you're looking for IS OUT THERE. Someplace. No matter what it is.
And really, there's nothing extraordinary about that picture. But I just happened to take it that day, and now it's coming up on nearly half a century of memories, for me and whoever. (Of course, I look at a picture I took, and ALWAYS think: If only I'd captured several more...)
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They all hate Trump.
As they should.
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So, if William Daniels had been nominated for best actor in 1776, would he have beaten Jerry Orbach in Promises, Promises?
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Waiting for phone calls.
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And turning pages.
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Onward!
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Three!
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Yes, Point of Impact. I said Reacher wouldn't exist were it not for the success of Bob Lee.
Yes, but it didn't make since since you hadn't mentioned Bob Lee, only Shooter. Maybe I missed that in an earlier post.
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Do you mean Child's would not have come up with the idea for Reacher if he hadn't read the Hunter books, or that the Reacher books wouldn't have been as popular if it hadn't been for Bob Lee?
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TOD: the second season of The Lincoln Lawyer. We just kept watching and watching, because we found it so compelling. (There had been such a huge and effective surprise at the end of the first season, and I was especially interested as to whether the second season could match it in effectiveness.)
I find this interesting because we never made it to the second season.
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Several days ago I was going through some old photos looking for something, and there was one in the wrong section of this file box so I took it out to move it to a better place. But I looked at it for a minute, and it brought to mind a question I've had about exactly where something in Marina del Rey had been located years ago. So I thought, who can I ask? (Actually, one or two of y'all right here might even know! So stay tuned.) I decided that one likely place to ask on Facebook would be this page about the west side of L.A. (one of those "you know you lived in..." groups). It's run by this weird autocratic guy who examines every post before approving them and who likes to rant about submissions that don't follow his various rules and such. Bill somebody. BK might recognize this. He runs that Westwood page, too.
So he released my post SIX DAYS after I'd submitted it. And what happened? In one day it's gotten over a hundred "likes" and nearly that many comments. A couple of people even came close to answering the question I asked. But everyone loved the picture and it generated interest from a few different angles. (It's a shot I took while out flying one day, so other pilots got involved, too.) And I thought, if that one picture can inspire that much actual conversation, and thus far all of it positive, then I'm sitting on a gold mine here. I know I have things that should be scanned and posted, and once in a blue moon I do a couple of things, but then a lot of time goes by before moving on to others. I will also pat myself on the back for not just throwing a picture up there, but for providing some *accurate* detail and context to help inspire the responses I was looking for. Man, I'm good. Anyhoo, give me a few minutes and I'll post it here.
I'm in "You know you grew up in West Los Angeles if you remember.......". I think you are referring to the group I dropped out of, "You know you grew up on the Westside of Los Angeles if....". Yup, I found it along with your post.
I rarely went to Marina Del Rey back then and don't remember Mr. D's Coffee Shop. I asked Keith and he doesn't remember it either.
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DR.Chas, I enjoyed reading your FB post and the photo-super cool :)
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TOD: the second season of The Lincoln Lawyer. We just kept watching and watching, because we found it so compelling. (There had been such a huge and effective surprise at the end of the first season, and I was especially interested as to whether the second season could match it in effectiveness.)
I find this interesting because we never made it to the second season.
LINCOLN LAWYER SEASON ONE POSSIBLE SPOILER
Did you make it to the end of the first season where the whole plot (who was the villain, who was the hero or heroine) got turned on its ear at the end of the final episode?
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Good afternoon.
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That pasta sauce sounds divine, Elmore.
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They all hate Trump.
:)
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I love William Daniels, and he has been since August 1969 - when I saw 1776 at the 46th Street Theatre - the definitive John Adams. I met him during my Barnes & Noble days when he was in the store. What a nice man.
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That pasta sauce sounds divine, Elmore.
It came out very well.
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Lots of great comments today.
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I loved MR BK's story about his encounter with Mr. Daniels.
But I cannot help but think EXCEPT for his ego - his eventual might have read.....Tony Winner.....instead.....Voice Of Kitt.
DR JOHN G I still think Jerry Orbach would have won.
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TOD: the second season of The Lincoln Lawyer. We just kept watching and watching, because we found it so compelling. (There had been such a huge and effective surprise at the end of the first season, and I was especially interested as to whether the second season could match it in effectiveness.)
I find this interesting because we never made it to the second season.
LINCOLN LAWYER SEASON ONE POSSIBLE SPOILER
Did you make it to the end of the first season where the whole plot (who was the villain, who was the hero or heroine) got turned on its ear at the end of the final episode?
We did not. Keith really disliked the show and I had problems with the lead actor, mostly because suddenly he has an accent.
In the novels I liked when there was a crossover with Bosch, and of course that is never going to happen in the tv series.
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I have read all seven Lincoln Lawyer books and plan to read the eighth one in October.
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I am just now reading the notes which mention Bob Lee Swagger. My eyes could not read them earlier.
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Jane, yes, I am saying Lee Child got the idea for Reacher from Hunter's books.
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DR CHAS SMITH I love the photo and I am glad you are getting a positive response.
EVERYONE should post photographs that they have from the past on the internet to share with everyone else.....you never know who might be waiting for that EXACT photo.
Definitely could find subreddits on Reddit dedicated to these pursuits.
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Plopped down on the bed right after I posted and went out for two and a half hours.
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Trying to schedule a neurology appointment. I don't think the blood test results are so good. Suspect is myasthenia gravis, which I wish were spelled differently. Apparently that would affect muscles in the eye and mouth. I had the neurology referral, which I hadn't done until my doctor had analyzed the results. This makes me nervous.
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I loved MR BK's story about his encounter with Mr. Daniels.
But I cannot help but think EXCEPT for his ego - his eventual might have read.....Tony Winner.....instead.....Voice Of Kitt.
DR JOHN G I still think Jerry Orbach would have won.
A generation of people know him more as Mr. Feeney from Boy Meets World.
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Since the visit is listed as urgent, apparently Cedars can't get me in urgently (weird to me) so they're reaching out to other providers in their network. I said I wanted someone who knows what they're doing and who has a top rating, otherwise I'll wait.
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Neurological vibes for our dear BK.
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Neurological vibes for our dear BK.
~~~SUPER DITTO!!~~~
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Suspect is myasthenia graves, which I wish were spelled differently.
If it is that, it's common enough that it's easily treatable, isn't it?
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Don't know anything about it.
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Jane, yes, I am saying Lee Child got the idea for Reacher from Hunter's books.
Interesting. I never really noticed similarities between them, except that they are both ex-military. I also read the Reacher books first. Maybe if I had read Swagger when they first came out, and then Reacher, I would have had a different reaction.
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Just read up on it. Gravis is the preferred spelling. I'm changing it in the other post. Also, every symptom I have screams that this is what it is - drooping eyelid, double vision, mouth and face muscles. I mean, there you are.
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And there is no cure but they have various treatments that apparently work well, so best to get on whatever those are right away.
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Trying to schedule a neurology appointment. I don't think the blood test results are so good. Suspect is myasthenia graves, which I wish were spelled differently. Apparently that would affect muscles in the eye and mouth. I had the neurology referral, which I hadn't done until my doctor had analyzed the results. This makes me nervous.
MEGA VIBES THE NEWS IS BETTER THAN YOU EXPECT!
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That sign is for Four Dogs Tavern.
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Since the visit is listed as urgent, apparently Cedars can't get me in urgently (weird to me) so they're reaching out to other providers in their network. I said I wanted someone who knows what they're doing and who has a top rating, otherwise I'll wait.
It is better to wait for someone good.
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Oh my, BK. I hope you get an answer soon.
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Just sent a message to my doctor to see what he thinks - whether he thinks it's safe to wait until Cedars can see me, or whether it's safe to go with some unknown provider.
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For me, the good news is no surgery.
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Just read up on it. Gravis is the preferred spelling. I'm changing it in the other post. Also, every symptom I have screams that this is what it is - drooping eyelid, double vision, mouth and face muscles. I mean, there you are.
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And there is no cure but they have various treatments that apparently work well, so best to get on whatever those are right away.
I gather you have searched this. Are there diet changes or exercises you can start until you see a doctor?
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For me, the good news is no surgery.
That is one good thing.
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Speaking of good vibes, you asked for some for your brother. How is he doing?
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Gratuitous post 101!
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For me, the good news is no surgery.
That's excellent news!
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I love the t-shirt that reads: To quote Hamlet, Act III, Scene III, Line 92, “No.”
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Speaking of good vibes, you asked for some for your brother. How is he doing?
More vibes for BK's brother as well.
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Very cute!
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For me, the good news is no surgery.
That's great news!
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I love the t-shirt that reads: To quote Hamlet, Act III, Scene III, Line 92, “No.”
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I love the t-shirt that reads: To quote Hamlet, Act III, Scene III, Line 92, “No.”
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I don't think I posted this, but a couple of weeks ago, I saw this guy at Costco wearing a shirt that just said, "Is he dead yet?" :D
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I have seen that for sale but not anyone wearing it.
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I saw him again a little later that same day at Fred Meyer, and then I saw someone at the protest on Saturday wearing a shirt with the same question on it but with different artwork!
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Several days ago I was going through some old photos looking for something, and there was one in the wrong section of this file box so I took it out to move it to a better place. But I looked at it for a minute, and it brought to mind a question I've had about exactly where something in Marina del Rey had been located years ago. So I thought, who can I ask? (Actually, one or two of y'all right here might even know! So stay tuned.) I decided that one likely place to ask on Facebook would be this page about the west side of L.A. (one of those "you know you lived in..." groups). It's run by this weird autocratic guy who examines every post before approving them and who likes to rant about submissions that don't follow his various rules and such. Bill somebody. BK might recognize this. He runs that Westwood page, too.
So he released my post SIX DAYS after I'd submitted it. And what happened? In one day it's gotten over a hundred "likes" and nearly that many comments. A couple of people even came close to answering the question I asked. But everyone loved the picture and it generated interest from a few different angles. (It's a shot I took while out flying one day, so other pilots got involved, too.) And I thought, if that one picture can inspire that much actual conversation, and thus far all of it positive, then I'm sitting on a gold mine here. I know I have things that should be scanned and posted, and once in a blue moon I do a couple of things, but then a lot of time goes by before moving on to others. I will also pat myself on the back for not just throwing a picture up there, but for providing some *accurate* detail and context to help inspire the responses I was looking for. Man, I'm good. Anyhoo, give me a few minutes and I'll post it here.
I'm in "You know you grew up in West Los Angeles if you remember.......". I think you are referring to the group I dropped out of, "You know you grew up on the Westside of Los Angeles if....". Yup, I found it along with your post.
I rarely went to Marina Del Rey back then and don't remember Mr. D's Coffee Shop. I asked Keith and he doesn't remember it either.
Yes, that's the one I posted in. So I should probably join that other one, right? Not to post the same thing, but is it a better place?
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I don't think I posted this, but a couple of weeks ago, I saw this guy at Costco wearing a shirt that just said, "Is he dead yet?" :D
That was one of the signs at the no kings protest.
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I have gone through two-thirds of the book. Editing is slow.
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Am watching a silly flick called Crack in the World with Dana Andrews, whose British accent comes and goes at will.
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Can we ditch this page soon?
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Listened to a new recording of Bach’s Mass in B Minor while editing. Very nice.
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Can’t remember the orchestra.
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Onward!
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Five!
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The Bach is under the direction of Raphael Pichon and performed by Pygmalion.
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Several days ago I was going through some old photos looking for something, and there was one in the wrong section of this file box so I took it out to move it to a better place. But I looked at it for a minute, and it brought to mind a question I've had about exactly where something in Marina del Rey had been located years ago. So I thought, who can I ask? (Actually, one or two of y'all right here might even know! So stay tuned.) I decided that one likely place to ask on Facebook would be this page about the west side of L.A. (one of those "you know you lived in..." groups). It's run by this weird autocratic guy who examines every post before approving them and who likes to rant about submissions that don't follow his various rules and such. Bill somebody. BK might recognize this. He runs that Westwood page, too.
So he released my post SIX DAYS after I'd submitted it. And what happened? In one day it's gotten over a hundred "likes" and nearly that many comments. A couple of people even came close to answering the question I asked. But everyone loved the picture and it generated interest from a few different angles. (It's a shot I took while out flying one day, so other pilots got involved, too.) And I thought, if that one picture can inspire that much actual conversation, and thus far all of it positive, then I'm sitting on a gold mine here. I know I have things that should be scanned and posted, and once in a blue moon I do a couple of things, but then a lot of time goes by before moving on to others. I will also pat myself on the back for not just throwing a picture up there, but for providing some *accurate* detail and context to help inspire the responses I was looking for. Man, I'm good. Anyhoo, give me a few minutes and I'll post it here.
I'm in "You know you grew up in West Los Angeles if you remember.......". I think you are referring to the group I dropped out of, "You know you grew up on the Westside of Los Angeles if....". Yup, I found it along with your post.
I rarely went to Marina Del Rey back then and don't remember Mr. D's Coffee Shop. I asked Keith and he doesn't remember it either.
Yes, that's the one I posted in. So I should probably join that other one, right? Not to post the same thing, but is it a better place?
Not better, different. I think the focus is more on childhood homes and activities we did. For you, the group you joined seems much better.
Your group started after the other one, and he may have started it out of frustration with the first group. Don't be bothered by how "careful" Bill is regarding the posts. He reduces the junk posts including tons of generic questions.
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To quote A. Schwarzenegger at the casting session for the “Avenging Composers” film: “I’ll be Bach.”
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Ugh...I just saw this on Twitter (currently known as X):
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Donald Trump he is nominating him for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Trump responded: “Coming from you in particular, this is very meaningful.”
:P
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DR Chas, if you do want to join the other group, which is private, and your request to join is declined, let me know. I think if I ask one of the administrators I can get you accepted as I am friends with them.
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Jane’s got connections!
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LOL, lucky me.
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Keith got Wordle in three.
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Crack in the World is cheesy, silly and stupid.
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Keith got Wordle in three.
Congrats to Keith!
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Keith got Wordle in three.
Congrats to Keith!
Thanks :)
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The Bach is under the direction of Raphael Pichon and performed by Pygmalion.
That recording is trending up the streaming charts at the moment. I like it as well.
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I am not a robot.
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But I play one on TV.
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Why do we have hands?
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Went back to Finding Your Feet. Great cast: Imelda Staunton, Celia Imrie, Timothy Spall, Joanna Lumley. Surprisingly touching at times.
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I am not a robot.
Ha! Fabulous!
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Good night, friends.
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And others.
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Good night, Singdaw.
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Finding Your Feet was really good. Old fashioned. Predictable. But great cast, some good dances, some fun jokes.
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I am not a robot.
(https://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=8016.0;attach=26735)
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Why do we have hands?
(https://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=8016.0;attach=26737)
But of course! :)
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Starting One of Them Days, a woman buddy comedy with Keke Palmer and Sza, whoever she is.
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:)
(https://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=8016.0;attach=26739)
Never having had children, I can only assume that this is an appropriate suggestion. :D
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Can we move on?
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Hi, George.
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Onward!
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Six!
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Good night, all.
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Hi, George.
Hi, John.
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Good night, all.
Good night, John.
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Page six.
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Again.
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Ridic.
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Nothing to be done at this late hour.
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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 wrote them.
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And we're still on page six.
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And very far away from a new page.
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George has gone the way of the dodo bird.
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It's true.