Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on July 16, 2025, 12:04:41 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes noted awards, and now it is time for you to post until the award-winning cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: TANTALIZE!
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I forgot to mention that I was invited to be on the SAG Awards nominating committee - for the acting categories in TV. So, that will be fun and I'll get many, many screeners.
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I forgot to mention that I was invited to be on the SAG Awards nominating committee - for the acting categories in TV. So, that will be fun and I'll get many, many screeners.
Congrats BK!
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Notes collected. Arranged.
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What exciting news about the Scenies! Great congratulations! Of course your direction. And luminous Sydney, she’s going places. And Lloyd was a fave of mine. All others deserved as well!
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Update your Kritzerland posters and copy to reflect the award nominees!
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From last night:
My mother and grandmother, my four sisters, and I rode to Wyoming from Indiana by station wagon for a vacation one summer.
When my dad was in the army, he was transferred from Germany to Fort Carson, Colorado. We landed in New Jersey and had to stay there for a few days, so my parents bought a new 1973 Chevy Malibu station wagon, and we drove that from NJ to CO. I couldn't tell you what states we drove through, though.
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Then in 1976, the year before my dad retired, we drove that Chevy Malibu station wagon from Colorado to Washington where it eventually died.
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And my mom is still living in the house that they bought in 1976. :)
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Congratulations to BK and company, on the Scenie Awards for Drat! The Cat!
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I forgot to mention that I was invited to be on the SAG Awards nominating committee - for the acting categories in TV. So, that will be fun and I'll get many, many screeners.
Wonderful news, BK!
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I forgot to mention that I was invited to be on the SAG Awards nominating committee - for the acting categories in TV. So, that will be fun and I'll get many, many screeners.
Congrats BK!
Ditto!
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Good morniong, all!
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I did not sleep well.
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We are heading to a major collision. Stella has been snooping about, and she has discovered Annabelle's mountain aerie in the bookcases. In the past week, Stella has been leaping up into the Alps (the bookcase behind my bed) around 3:00 and sleeping like Goldilocks in Annabelle's private domain. She then returns to us around 5:30-6:00, and Annabelle heads there between 9:00-10:00 and sleeps there until 5:30 in the morning. Last night, on three occasions, I was alerted to the sounds of falling books, and I expect a major cat fight over the mountain retreat at any moment.
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Last night I finished the final season (Season 6) of The Nanny. So much of it remains hilarious, but the first half of Season 6 was dreadful before the second half rallied to a nice conclusion. I'm thinking I might want to do the same run through all the seasons of Seinfeld now.
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Good morning.
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It did not rain.
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Maybe today.
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Good morning, friends.
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And others.
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WE got DR Laura's rain. Boy, did we.
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Wonderful news from FL. Congratulations to the vixkids on their new home.
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And to the purchasers of new homes for anyone that encountered a spider.
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I don't know why she swallowed the fly.
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Perhaps she'll die.
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Congratulations to BK on all the Scenie awards, well-deserved, and exciting news about the SAG nominations post.
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Congrats to MR BK & company on their awards!
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PAGE TWO!!
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Prescription vibes for MR BK.
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New software vibes for DR singdaw.
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Two!
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Good morning, all!
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Aerie airy vibes for Elmore.
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Tonight we start the second week of performances for The Cemetery Club.
I expect attendance to be light....unfortunately.
The box office is open from 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. and we received not one call during those hours yesterday. Of course after 7:30 p.m. when everything was locked up and the box office person was gone.....the phone rang. Some dumbass who can't read was trying to call. My office keys were in the car, so I didn't bother to answer.
When that happens it's never a question about tickets.
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Congratulations to all the Scenie winners!
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Wonderful news from FL. Congratulations to the vixkids on their new home.
Indeed.
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I forgot to mention that I was invited to be on the SAG Awards nominating committee - for the acting categories in TV. So, that will be fun and I'll get many, many screeners.
Great news. All categories of acting? Comedy, drama and political?
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I hope to get a haircut today.
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Categories like Cruelest dog killer in an overwrought costume and Most dangerous orange dolt?
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Remember me for a write in vote MR BK.
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Wednesday morning greetings! I’ve been on a bit of a healthcare wild goose chase, but finally got a diagnosis yesterday from my cardiologist. He said “We’ll fix it” and told me not to worry. Easy for him to say…
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Wednesday morning greetings! I’ve been on a bit of a healthcare wild goose chase, but finally got a diagnosis yesterday from my cardiologist. He said “We’ll fix it” and told me not to worry. Easy for him to say…
Sending health vibes, Ginny.
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Congratulations to the vixfamily on the new house!
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Good morning, all.
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Anybody know an Italian opera Debora e Jaele?
https://youtu.be/ckwvvhQhHuA?si=lo7JlYdwGOKYoiih
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Healthy vibes for DR Ginny!
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Congrats to those vix-kids!
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Congrats to BK & Co. for that darn Cat!
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I am dragging my ASS this morning and have just canceled my monthly-or-so dinner meeting with my director (of various other things, not the current show) which was to have been tonight. We both really enjoy those, but he was dragging, too, as it turns out, and next week is clear for both of us.
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And today is the last day off before our final three performances in this rather ungodly heat and humidity. We only hope for no storms between now and Sunday, but the way the forecasts are going, that's a big hope. This air mass is too hot, too humid, and too unsettled to expect nothing at all.
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Healthy vibes for Ginny!
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Weather vibes for Chas!
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Popcorn and front-row seat vibes for Elmore at the Kitty drama playing out!
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Thanks to DRs Freddie, ChasSmith, and Rodzinski for the health vibes. They always help!
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Continued health vibes for DR GINNY.
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No drag day for DR CHAS SMITH.
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Congrats to the Vixfamily on their new home!
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My haircut turned out very well....I'm good to go eight weeks or so!
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Page Three. At least I won't walk down the street and frighten the horses.
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Oh my, Ginny. Vibes it all works out well.
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Thank you, DRs JRand and Laura.
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My question for ASK BK DAY?
Are you familiar with the streaming/cable site SCREENPIX?
It is not very expensive, but you can watch a lot of interesting movies with no commercials - mostly 50's and 60's. And anything on the schedule you can click the PLAY button on your remote and watch it immediately. And you can restart a movie that has already been on for awhile.
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Yesterday I watched The Explosive Generation starring William Shatner, Patty McCormack, Billy Gray, and Len Kinsolving.
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DR Singdaw, I hope your day is going better than you expected.
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To the Vixter and Vixhubby,
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Unlike DR John, we found The Friend sad and depressing. We felt terrible for the dog and the life he was leading.
The acting was fine.
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John, your purple sage is pretty.
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From DR Rodzinski:
My mother and grandmother, my four sisters, and I rode to Wyoming from Indiana by station wagon for a vacation one summer.
It sounds like a great trip.
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My first trip to Wyoming was from Los Angeles, before we had children.
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Keith wanted to show me the spetacular Grand Tetans.
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From Bruce:
Of those States, I've only been to Kansas. The Muse now lives in Montana.
Montana is beautiful. I was happy to finally get there in 2021. On the way there we drove through Idaho. It was a great trip.
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I forgot to mention that I was invited to be on the SAG Awards nominating committee - for the acting categories in TV. So, that will be fun and I'll get many, many screeners.
Congratulations!
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From last night:
My mother and grandmother, my four sisters, and I rode to Wyoming from Indiana by station wagon for a vacation one summer.
When my dad was in the army, he was transferred from Germany to Fort Carson, Colorado. We landed in New Jersey and had to stay there for a few days, so my parents bought a new 1973 Chevy Malibu station wagon, and we drove that from NJ to CO. I couldn't tell you what states we drove through, though.
That also sounds like a good trip.
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My family didn't do road trip. Maybe cuz I tended to throw up on our short trips :'(
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Then in 1976, the year before my dad retired, we drove that Chevy Malibu station wagon from Colorado to Washington where it eventually died.
Another great trip.
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And my mom is still living in the house that they bought in 1976. :)
Cool.
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Wednesday morning greetings! I’ve been on a bit of a healthcare wild goose chase, but finally got a diagnosis yesterday from my cardiologist. He said “We’ll fix it” and told me not to worry. Easy for him to say…
Yes, easy for him to say. Vibes he is correct and it can be fixed!
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Congratulations to BK and all the Drat cast and crew on the Scenie awards! And have fun with the nominating committee.
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Congratulations to Vixter and Vixhubby on their new home!
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We've been to Wyoming to see Yellowstone and Grand Tetons. We stayed in Montana in West Yellowstone, a few feet over the state line. I don't really count that as visiting Montana, though.
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Ordered this today. Will report back after it arrives.
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John, your purple sage is pretty.
DITTO!
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~~~SUPER-STRENGH HEALTH & MEDICAL CARE VIBES~~~ for DR Ginny!!!!
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I'm up, I'm up - eight hours of sleep - no Ny-Quil. Took me a while to fall asleep and my nose is more stuffed up without it, but I'm glad I tried that.
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DR John G. - I've heard of Pizzetti, but never heard of this opera.
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Congrats to The Vixter and family on their new house! May it serve them the rest of their lives.
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Cary Ginell is a local guy out in Calabasas, I think. He's reviewed several of my shows - Li'l Abner, Levi!, Welcome to My World, maybe The Brain.
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Enter page four.
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I don't understand all this Republican Epstein angst. You know they'll all forget about it next week.
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Jrand, I've had Screenpix for at least two years now, maybe longer. I, too, watched The Explosive Generation - can't remember if I wrote about it.
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It's really nice out today. Cloudy, which makes it much cooler. I'm still hoping for rain, but I really doubt it.
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Ordered this today. Will report back after it arrives.
I'll have to read the book to see if the author explains why they chose "frazolagy" instead of "phraseology," which I prefer.
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I should have washed my car last week.
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Lots of good movies on there, but frequently not in the right ratio. Still, some wonderful rarities.
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And no commercials.
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The morning at work was nerve-wracking. There were definitely some bobbles, but overall it is going fairly well. There are a lot of manager report issues that I'll need to try to figure out. Lots of big changes!
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Thanks for the well wishes.
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I did mention watching The Explosive Generation and Diary of a Teenage Wife but it was the day I announced what the new book was - Directed by - back in February 2024. I really announced that one early, when we were still entering the first set of fixes.
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Screenpix, for those interested, is only 2.98 a month.
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Yes I sort of remember you writing about it.
Indeed - for the first three or four shots in the classroom the boom mike was dangling into the slot....my guess is as your say a ratio probably.
I remember Len Kinsolving from The Dark At The Top Of The Stairs and a Twilight Zone called Leather Jackets - he was an teen alien from space on a mission who fell in love with earth girl Shelley Fabares.
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TOD:
Dear BK,
Do you remember a tv movie called "Daughter of the Mind?" I don't know why I've been thinking about it this week. I was a kid when it was on. It spooked me.
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Congratulations to BK and company, on the Scenie Awards for Drat! The Cat!
SUPER DITTO!!
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Wednesday morning greetings! I’ve been on a bit of a healthcare wild goose chase, but finally got a diagnosis yesterday from my cardiologist. He said “We’ll fix it” and told me not to worry. Easy for him to say…
~~~Continued Vibes for Ginny!!~~~
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From last night:
My mother and grandmother, my four sisters, and I rode to Wyoming from Indiana by station wagon for a vacation one summer.
When my dad was in the army, he was transferred from Germany to Fort Carson, Colorado. We landed in New Jersey and had to stay there for a few days, so my parents bought a new 1973 Chevy Malibu station wagon, and we drove that from NJ to CO. I couldn't tell you what states we drove through, though.
That also sounds like a good trip.
Both parents smoking in the car...no seat belts...good times! ;)
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Then in 1976, the year before my dad retired, we drove that Chevy Malibu station wagon from Colorado to Washington where it eventually died.
Another great trip.
This time, we had Spot, the stray cat that we adopted, along for the ride.
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I am dragging my ASS this morning and have just canceled my monthly-or-so dinner meeting with my director (of various other things, not the current show) which was to have been tonight. We both really enjoy those, but he was dragging, too, as it turns out, and next week is clear for both of us.
At least you don't need to feel bad about cancelling since he was also dragging :)
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Yesterday I watched The Explosive Generation starring William Shatner, Patty McCormack, Billy Gray, and Len Kinsolving.
I just watched a clip on IMDB. I don't believe I have ever seen this.
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It's really nice out today. Cloudy, which makes it much cooler. I'm still hoping for rain, but I really doubt it.
Cloudy must be a treat at this time of year.
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I should have washed my car last week.
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The morning at work was nerve-wracking. There were definitely some bobbles, but overall it is going fairly well. There are a lot of manager report issues that I'll need to try to figure out. Lots of big changes!
I hope your day is continuing to be overall fairly well. It seems like the best you could hope for.
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From last night:
My mother and grandmother, my four sisters, and I rode to Wyoming from Indiana by station wagon for a vacation one summer.
When my dad was in the army, he was transferred from Germany to Fort Carson, Colorado. We landed in New Jersey and had to stay there for a few days, so my parents bought a new 1973 Chevy Malibu station wagon, and we drove that from NJ to CO. I couldn't tell you what states we drove through, though.
That also sounds like a good trip.
Both parents smoking in the car...no seat belts...good times! ;)
LOL. Only my mother smoked in the car. My father didn't smoke it pipes are cigars when driving, not that I remember anyway.
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Then in 1976, the year before my dad retired, we drove that Chevy Malibu station wagon from Colorado to Washington where it eventually died.
Another great trip.
This time, we had Spot, the stray cat that we adopted, along for the ride.
Wow, did Spot make it safely home with you?
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Outstanding Revival of a Twentieth Century musical
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Breakout Performance in a Musical – Sydney DeMaria
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Outstanding Lead Performance in a Twentieth Century musical revival – Alec Reusch
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Outstanding Featured Performance in a Twentieth Century musical revival – Lloyd Pedersen, Constance Mellors
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Outstanding Direction of a Twentieth Century musical revival – Li’l Ol’ Me.
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Bruce,
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FIVE!
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Laura, I remember it VERY well. ABC Movie of the Week, it aired the night after my 22nd birthday in 1969 just before we moved back to LA from NY. Great cast - Don Murray, Ray Milland, Ed Asner, my Facebook friend Pamelyn Ferdin and lots of other good actors. Now I must watch it this evening.
https://youtu.be/PFZZ6-UqK5U?si=6R14QWrwcf6CW7qs
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Walter Grauman was a very good director - Lady in a Cage was his and lots of TV movies. Nick Redman and I met him at the DGA and he was bowled over that we knew him and his work and that I'd issued the soundtrack for Lady in a Cage.
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FIVE!
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Ooh, cute page-turn artwork!
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Then in 1976, the year before my dad retired, we drove that Chevy Malibu station wagon from Colorado to Washington where it eventually died.
Another great trip.
This time, we had Spot, the stray cat that we adopted, along for the ride.
Wow, did Spot make it safely home with you?
Yup. He was with us for a few years before he died. He was a good cat.
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Pamelyn Ferdin was in quite a few things. Seems like she was quite a child actress in demand.
As I remember. I was just a kid.
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Bruce, I agree with you regarding High Society. Because of Frank & Bing I'm not a big fan of the movie. I much prefer The Philadelphia Story.
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Then in 1976, the year before my dad retired, we drove that Chevy Malibu station wagon from Colorado to Washington where it eventually died.
Another great trip.
This time, we had Spot, the stray cat that we adopted, along for the ride.
Wow, did Spot make it safely home with you?
Yup. He was with us for a few years before he died. He was a good cat.
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Pamelyn Ferdin was in quite a few things. Seems like she was quite a child actress in demand.
As I remember. I was just a kid.
I always liked her.
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Laura, I remember it VERY well. ABC Movie of the Week, it aired the night after my 22nd birthday in 1969 just before we moved back to LA from NY. Great cast - Don Murray, Ray Milland, Ed Asner, my Facebook friend Pamelyn Ferdin and lots of other good actors. Now I must watch it this evening.
https://youtu.be/PFZZ6-UqK5U?si=6R14QWrwcf6CW7qs
That is an excellent cast.
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FIVE!
Ooh, cute page-turn artwork!
Thanks.
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We should all watch Daughter of the Mind around Halloween.
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I much prefer Philadelphia Story to High Society, except for the Cole Porter songs. Trivia: playing in the background of both movies during the party scene is an instrumental version of I’ve Got My Eyes on Uou, a song from Broadway Melody of 1940. George Clooney used the song in Good Night, and Good Luck.
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Health vibes, Ginny!
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If you like Pamelyn, go to her personal page on Facebook and friend her - she loves to have more and more friends. Her other page under her full name isn't as much fun. She looks great, BTW. Her personal page is PamPam or Pam Pam.
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Had carbonara for food - from Cheesecake Factory - not great but not bad. Couldn't finish it. Didn't eat any bread.
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Bruce, Marcia Strassman was in MASH?
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If you like Pamelyn, go to her personal page on Facebook and friend her - she loves to have more and more friends. Her other page under her full name isn't as much fun. She looks great, BTW. Her personal page is PamPam or Pam Pam.
I see that I have two mutual friends with her. I like that she is a vegan and animal rights advocate.
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This is the last week of Stanford Theatre's Hitchcock festival, so tonight it's Marnie and The Trouble With Harry. I know I haven't seen Marnie, and I don't think I've seen Harry either.
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I await your reaction to Marnie.
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Did you see the opera version of Marnie at the Met? It was one of their simulcasts.
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Unlike DR John, we found The Friend sad and depressing. We felt terrible for the dog and the life he was leading.
The acting was fine.
Wasn’t that kind of the point? The dog was sad. He’d been abandoned twice and was expecting it again. She was sad. And they had to find each other.
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And it was a dog movie where the dog doesn’t die at the end, which was handled in a great way.
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Watching James Garner and Lee Remick in The Wheeler Dealers. It’s not very good, despite a cast that also includes Jim Backus, Chill Willis, Louie Nye, John Astin, Phil Harris and every other character actor on the lot. Fun DeVol score.
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It’s hot again.
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You’d think it was summer.
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Or something.
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Page turn!
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Six!
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I await your reaction to Marnie.
Same here.
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Unlike DR John, we found The Friend sad and depressing. We felt terrible for the dog and the life he was leading.
The acting was fine.
Wasn’t that kind of the point? The dog was sad. He’d been abandoned twice and was expecting it again. She was sad. And they had to find each other.
Maybe, still it was hard to watch this sad old dog and I didn't like how she cared for him.
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And it was a dog movie where the dog doesn’t die at the end, which was handled in a great way.
Well, I had the feeling that they added a bit to that ending so people would actually watch it-lol
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Thank you, DRs Jane, George, and John G, for the health vibes.
“Congestive Heart Failure” might not sound like a big deal to an experienced cardiologist, but it’s pretty scary to hear as a patient.
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Oh my, Ginny. Is it treated with drugs?
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They say it may rain tonight.
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It was lovely today. High in the 90s. Very unusual for July.
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Thank you, DRs Jane, George, and John G, for the health vibes.
“Congestive Heart Failure” might not sound like a big deal to an experienced cardiologist, but it’s pretty scary to hear as a patient.
Oh Ginny, that sounds very scary.
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Vibes you are able to treat this and improve! People do which is encouraging.
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They say it may rain tonight.
Fingers crossed!
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Oh my, Ginny. Is it treated with drugs?
Yes, I started on a diuretic this morning.
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Vibes you are able to treat this and improve! People do which is encouraging.
What was encouraging yesterday was that my heart rate, blood pressure, and EKG were all normal.
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Vibes you are able to treat this and improve! People do which is encouraging.
What was encouraging yesterday was that my heart rate, blood pressure, and EKG were all normal.
That's great. Are you getting out for walks?
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Oh my, Ginny. Is it treated with drugs?
Yes, I started on a diuretic this morning.
VIBES YOU TOLERATE IT WELL AND IT MAKES YOU FEEL BETTER!
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Vibes you are able to treat this and improve! People do which is encouraging.
What was encouraging yesterday was that my heart rate, blood pressure, and EKG were all normal.
That's great. Are you getting out for walks?
No, and I’ve gotten very careless with my eating. I actually wouldn’t mind another course of cardiac rehab to get me back on track.
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I can't imagine or doctor not ordering it if you think it will help.
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Will Richard walk with you?
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If not Richard, might there be a walking group of your neighbors?
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Did you see the opera version of Marnie at the Met? It was one of their simulcasts.
No, I don’t get to many Met simulcasts. But it’s available on demand. It sure has a stellar cast. I thought it might be best to see the movie first.
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DR Jane, I’m not about to do anything outside. It’s in the 80s and 90s here, with humidity to match. And I’m a little scared of trying anything unsupervised until we know more. I’m having an echocardiogram and some blood tests next week.
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DR Jane, I’m not about to do anything outside. It’s in the 80s and 90s here, with humidity to match. And I’m a little scared of trying anything unsupervised until we know more. I’m having an echocardiogram and some blood tests next week.
Is there an indoor gym there? I like to read on the treadmill.
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Good test result vibes for next week.
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DR Ginny, I agree someone should walk with you.
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DR Jane, I’m not about to do anything outside. It’s in the 80s and 90s here, with humidity to match. And I’m a little scared of trying anything unsupervised until we know more. I’m having an echocardiogram and some blood tests next week.
Is there an indoor gym there? I like to read on the treadmill.
Our community has a wellness center where I can walk the perimeter or use a treadmill and one of my favorite pieces of exercise equipment, the NuStep.
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That sounds good.
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I didn't know that the piece of equipment I discovered at our gym last week is a NuStep. I really liked it except it messed with my bad shoulder :(
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Yes, I could see that happening.
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Jane, yes, she was on MASH - six of the early episodes as Nurse Cutler.
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Just being lazy but other than being logy I do feel better today and the voice is definitely stronger. If that continues tomorrow, I won't do the virtual visit. If I'm really hoarse after rehearsal, then I may do it.
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Although I don't plan on talking much tomorrow.
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Jane, yes, she was on MASH - six of the early episodes as Nurse Cutler.
Thank you. I didn't see her listed.
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I didn't know about the NuStep, so I looked up a video. I think it could be described as sort of a recumbent elliptical.
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I think I opened the movie instead of the tv show.
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I didn't know about the NuStep, so I looked up a video. I think it could be described as sort of a recumbent elliptical.
It could be.
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I almost forgot, Keith got Wordle in four.
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:)
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Sad, but true.
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As I age, I worry less about what people think of me and more about what's for dessert.
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The curtain speech was a great success with the audience and there was much laughter going on in the first scene when I made my departure.
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Walter Grauman directed Miss Allison Hayes in THE DISEMBODIED and several television episodes.
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The curtain speech was a great success with the audience and there was much laughter going on in the first scene when I made my departure.
How nice, DR Jrand74.
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Still waiting for that rain.
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Good night, friends.
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And others.
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Did you see the opera version of Marnie at the Met? It was one of their simulcasts.
No, I don’t get to many Met simulcasts. But it’s available on demand. It sure has a stellar cast. I thought it might be best to see the movie first.
Probably a good idea, but the opera sticks more closely to the original novel. So they are somewhat different.
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Watching Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy. I think I missed the last movie. This one is okay.
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Had a nice dinner with my friend Gail. We got caught up after a couple of months of being busy.
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~~~SUPER-STRENGH HEALTH & MEDICAL CARE VIBES~~~ for DR Ginny!!!!
Thank you, DR Singdaw!
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The curtain speech was a great success with the audience and there was much laughter going on in the first scene when I made my departure.
That's great!
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Gratuitous post 200!
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Good night, all.
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Have one more episode of a true crime doc to watch, which I'll do after I post notes.
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Also watched Daughter of the Mind.
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Back in a few.
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Vibes you are able to treat this and improve! People do which is encouraging.
What was encouraging yesterday was that my heart rate, blood pressure, and EKG were all normal.
That's very good news, Ginny!
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New notes are written and I only have twenty minutes more for the documentary - so, I can be in bed by one-thirty for sure.
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I almost forgot, Keith got Wordle in four.
Very nice!
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In the meantime, haven't we had about enough of this damn page.
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:))
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We has slowed to a crawl.
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See?
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Whew.
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Looks like we made it.
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What am I, Barry Manilow all of a sudden?
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In other news, it's five minutes to midnight.
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Sad, but true.
(https://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=8025.0;attach=26793)
And tRump. ::)
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I'm actually a little hungry - not that I'll be eating anything.
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The curtain speech was a great success with the audience and there was much laughter going on in the first scene when I made my departure.
That's wonderful, Jrand!
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Almost time.
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Still waiting for that rain.
Darn. :-\
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I don't know, don't ask me.
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I won't dance.
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PMH: Pre-midnight hello.
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Right.
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Watching Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy. I think I missed the last movie. This one is okay.
I've never seen any of them.
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Rodzinki has arrived.
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We have a trio.
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We can do some Andrews Sisters numbers.
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Comin' down in three part harmony.
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Woke from a bad dream.
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In the meantime, haven't we had about enough of this damn page.
Well, there's nothing more to say about that damn page.
;)
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Oops, have to take my Claritin-D. I'm gonna try no Ny-Quil again.
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The Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Company BK.
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I will take a Melatonin, though.
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And I don't care who knows it.
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Nothing can stop me now.
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Going for the gold.
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I'm on the path.
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One more...
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Another page, boys?
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Well call it nine!
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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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Yeah!
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Well...
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Another one more...
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Gratuitous Post #250!! :D