Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on August 27, 2025, 12:12:11 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes had a nice lunch out, and now it is time for you to post until the lunching cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: SHEEN!
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Gratuitous Post #2: my review of Richard and Me has finally been submitted! Apologies (as always) for my usual procrastination. ::)
I have no idea how long it'll take to post.
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Oh, my! It looks like it's already posted! Can anyone else see it?
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I forgot to check my mail on Monday, so BK's book may have arrived then, but I didn't actually get it until yesterday afternoon. And here it is:
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Also received yesterday (or Monday) was the 50th anniversary release of the original studio recording to Jesus Christ Superstar.
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It's a 3-disc set with a hardcover book:
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Here's the book:
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Here are the first two CDs:
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Here's the third CD:
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And here's what tracks are on all the CDs (hopefully, it's readable):
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It's interesting that Amazon only lists eight tracks for disc 3. Here is the complete track list:
1. Ascending Chords*
2. Blood Money (Guide Vocal)*
3. Herod's Song (Guide Vocal)*
4. I Don't Know How to Love Him (Tim Rice and Murray Head Vocal)*
5. I Don't Know How to Love Him (Murray Head Vocal)*
6. This Jesus Must Die (Scat Vocal 1)*
7. What a Party*
8. This Jesus Must Die (Scat Vocal 2)*
9. Heaven On Their Minds (Instrumental)*
10. I Don't Know How to Love Him (Single Edit)
11. (Too Much) Heaven On Their Minds (German Single, MCS 3468)
12. Strange Thing (Mystifying) (German Single, MCS 3468)
13. 1970 Open End Interview with the Creators of Jesus Christ Superstar Part One (Includes Superstar, Heaven on Their Minds, I Don't Know How to Love Him)
14. 1970 Open End Interview with the Creators of Jesus Christ Superstar Part Two (Includes Gethsemane, Herod's Song and Superstar)
15. John Nineteen: Forty-One (B-Side of MKS 5019)
TITLES MARKED * PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED
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And one to grow on...
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150,000!! :D
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Big millstone for George.
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I'll check to see if the review is viewable.
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Glad at least one person has gotten the book.
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Good morning, friends.
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And others.
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~~~HEALTH VIBES~~~ for all as needs 'em!!!
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CONGRATULATIONS, DR George, on your (significant) lofty new perch in the HHW firmament!!! :)
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And... YOU WIN A NEW CAR!!!!
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150,000!! :D
Congratulations George, on your major HHW posting millstone!
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They've come out with a new bookcase especially designed for those with OCD:
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singdaw, the season of PROFESSOR T that's brand new right now is season 4.
We're now two episodes away from finishing streaming season 3.
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BK, it's most enjoyable having the tracking number for the Kritzerland shipment. This is what the post office site tells me:
Preparing for Delivery
Arrived at Post Office
NEW YORK, NY 10036
August 27, 2025, 5:37 am
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Eleven pages yesterday!
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For the fun of it, it might be good to get to page 2 before 7 a.m. (Eastern)
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I mean, why not?
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It's still before 7 a.m. (Eastern), whatever the HHW clock says. :)
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Thanks, DR Freddie.
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Ooops... page TWO, accidentally.
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Good morning, all!
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Happy accidents... aren't they always the best kind?
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I slept okay until around 3:15. Then I had a bathro while Thatch ran off to either the litter box or his favorite kibble. As soon as we were both in bed and I turned out the light, there was this huge crash, which I suspect was caused by Annabelle on her way down from her mountain chalet to my bed. It's probably a stack of books she's knocked onto the floor, and I will check out the situation later this morning, after coffee.
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GRANTCHESTER spoiler question
singdaw or anyone who's watching GRANTCHESTER - Do you think it's 100% clear at the end of last season that the person the Vicar sees, who opens the door (and whom the camera doesn't show for some reason), is his mother?
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I guess the Vicar in GRANTCHESTER can no longer be called a randy Vicar, since he seemed anxious to settle down this past season.
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DR singdaw, I loved the first Marlow Murder Club, I've always loved Samantha Bond, who used to play villains, seductresses, and women of the world in a lot of BBC productions. I think her first non-seductress role I ever saw her in was Downton Abbey. I know they've filmed a second one. Is it now showing? The author has now written several books in the Murder Club series.
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There are four Marlow mysteries now. The other three are these:
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BK, is it possible that the fact that you're more likely (at least for a while, while the gift card can be used) to go have a really good meal these days means that what they've given you for doing the proofing is actually having a positive effect on your day to day life - just while you can use it, with the new pill schedule.
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Last night I dreamed that I went to the movies with my now-dead friend Pam Hollenbeck, her husband Paul, and two friends of theirs, who brought their baby. The movie was a new version of the Ken Russell film The Devils, which was based on a play adaptation by John Whiting from the Aldous Huxley history The Devils of Loudon.
So, we had to find five seats together in a crowded movie; then Paul spilled a whole bag of provisions he had brought, including grape soda, which caused a mess so he left. The movie was violent and unsettliong and Pam and I were appalled at the number of idiots who had brought young children.
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Yes, DR Freddie, it was my impression that the person at the door was the Vicar's mother. But I guess we'll have to wait to find out.
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Maybe they just haven't cast the Vicar's mother yet.
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DR elmore3003 - thanks for the information. Yes, there is a second season of The Marlow Murder Club now on PBS.
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One can hardly tell them apart!
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:)
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:)
That's adorable!
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Good morning, all.
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No book in San Antonio yet.
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Slight possibility of rain this morning, but I doubt it.
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Good morning, all.
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We are having beautiful days here, and I must get out and take more advantage of them.
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DR Elmore, that is one HECK of a dream involving The Devils.
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Enjoyed The Shootist last night. Everyone in it is great, but I absolutely love the characters of Beckum the undertaker (played by John Carradine) and Sweeney (played by Richard Boone). They don't make characters, and character actors, like that any more.
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Vibes for DR JANE.
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Congrats to DR GEORGE on his new millstone.
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DR elmore3003 - thanks for the information. Yes, there is a second season of The Marlow Murder Club now on PBS.
I knew it had been filmed, but I had no idea it was already in broadcast. This is exciting!
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Ask BK:
First, I positively identified the westernmost storefront between the Hollywood and the old bank as being the Coffee Dan's that I knew. In the Ed Ruscha book there are 3 stores or businesses, and the 4th has the name Daniel's, which it must have transitioned to in late '72 or early '73.
New question! There are a thousand pictures showing the Du-Pars on Vine St. near Capitol Records. But when I arrived in L.A. that was a restaurant called Munch Box, as evidenced by both the Ruscha book and a scribbled note I have from that year indicating "lunch at Munch Box" - a couple of days in a row - so I must have liked it. I have absolutely NO memory of that, either the name or the place, but I obviously was there. Do you remember it? Does anyone?
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DR Jrand75 - if your sugar is too high, just move it to a lower shelf. Problem solved.
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You know what "they" say -
If you can get to page 3 before 11 a.m. (Eastern), why not go for it?
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Page Three!
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I am not too concerned but thanks to everyone for the comments.
As I said I think it's because I hadn't taken my metformin that morning because I didn't want to eat my usual banana to balance out the nausea brought on by my daily pills.
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Last night I watched APRIL LOVE. I still enjoy the movie very much.
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The book has arrived in Mooresville, Indiana!
I am on a publicity deadline so I will begin reading this evening.
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DR Chas did you cut or burn out the cancer on your arm?
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Burning, called C&D, takes longer to heal and there isn't a second biopsy to know if they got all the cancer.
On the other hand, cutting me leaves a bit ugly scar. Most of all, my scars seem to continue to hurt forever.
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CONGRATULATIONS, DR George, on your (significant) lofty new perch in the HHW firmament!!! :)
Thanks, Singdaw!
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And... YOU WIN A NEW CAR!!!!
(https://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=8067.0;attach=27262)
Hoo and Ray!! I can't wait to get it!! :D
;)
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150,000!! :D
Congratulations George, on your major HHW posting millstone!
Thanks, Freddie!
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DR John, I read Olive Kitteridge and that was enough. I did not read the sequel or see the miniseries.
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They've come out with a new bookcase especially designed for those with OCD:
(https://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=8067.0;attach=27264)
:o
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That actually is a really cool design.
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I forgot to check my mail on Monday, so BK's book may have arrived then, but I didn't actually get it until yesterday afternoon. And here it is:
:)
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150,000!! :D
Congratulations!
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~~~HEALTH VIBES~~~ for all as needs 'em!!!
DITTO!
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One can hardly tell them apart!
(https://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=8067.0;attach=27272)
:))
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Ooops... page TWO, accidentally.
LOL, it is always an accident for me since I don't pay attention.
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:)
(https://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=8067.0;attach=27274)
Very cute!
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Congrats to DR GEORGE on his new millstone.
Thanks, Jrand!
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Enjoyed The Shootist last night. Everyone in it is great, but I absolutely love the characters of Beckum the undertaker (played by John Carradine) and Sweeney (played by Richard Boone). They don't make characters, and character actors, like that any more.
:)
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Vibes for DR JANE.
Thank you.
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DR Jrand75 - if your sugar is too high, just move it to a lower shelf. Problem solved.
;D
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150,000!! :D
Congratulations!
Thanks, Jane!
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DR Chas did you cut or burn out the cancer on your arm?
Cut out. It was a tiny basal cell thingy and the incision was maybe an inch and a half long. It took only a matter of minutes for him to cut, stitch, and send me packing. I do remember it taking longer to completely heal than the Mohs surgeries, but he said things on our head heal the fastest and things on our limbs take longer. This was about four years ago and the scar has basically disappeared.
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I've never had anything burned off.
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The book has arrived in Mooresville, Indiana!
I am on a publicity deadline so I will begin reading this evening.
Publicity for the theeder?
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Burning, called C&D, takes longer to heal and there isn't a second biopsy to know if they got all the cancer.
On the other hand, cutting me leaves a bit ugly scar. Most of all, my scars seem to continue to hurt forever.
:(
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Yes DR FREDDIE I did a short article with photos about Father of the Bride - coming in September to end the season.
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DR Chas did you cut or burn out the cancer on your arm?
Cut out. It was a tiny basal cell thingy and the incision was maybe an inch and a half long. It took only a matter of minutes for him to cut, stitch, and send me packing. I do remember it taking longer to completely heal than the Mohs surgeries, but he said things on our head heal the fastest and things on our limbs take longer. This was about four years ago and the scar has basically disappeared.
Mine is more like the one that was on my leg that required way too many stitches. I should have a call back today telling me how many stitches would be required.
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I'm up, I'm up - nine hours of good sleep.
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ChasSmith, I never remember the Du-Par's being there in the 60s at all, but I'm not sure I ever spent much time north of the boulevard in those days other than going to Ontra Cafeteria across the street. I should think had I been aware of it I would have gone there.
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Freddie - nothing will make this proofing business, which is now going on three weeks, worth it :) But the gift card is appreciated and I'll certainly have some nice food over there, but not today. Perhaps tomorrow. They tell me other cards will be coming. Choices are always good.
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Freddie - nothing will make this proofing business, which is now going on three weeks, worth it :) But the gift card is appreciated and I'll certainly have some nice food over there, but not today. Perhaps tomorrow. They tell me other cards will be coming. Choices are always good.
Were they just underestimating how much work was involved when they asked you to do this?
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Good morning.
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:)
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It's 11:58 a.m. here. Still morning.
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Congratulations, George. I forgot to post this morning.
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Enjoying the book muchly.
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The Kritzerland package arrived in the package room in the middle of the block today, but we weren't able to go over and get it today.
We do have the Kindle and paperback, but very curious about any extras coming with the hardcover copy.
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I'm curious about the location of your package room. Is this for more than one building?
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DR Laura, I just saw photos at your airport with part of the roof of Terminal 4 blown off.
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I'm curious about the location of your package room. Is this for more than one building?
Manhattan Plaza has a 9th Avenue building and a 10th Avenue building, and each building has about 900 apartments, a mix of studio apartments, one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms.
The package room is halfway down the block between 9th and 10th, and it takes care of both buildings of Manhattan Plaza (plus a few extra apartments that are along the plaza area that's between the two buildings).
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:)
(https://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=8067.0;attach=27276)
;D
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Congratulations, George. I forgot to post this morning.
Thanks, John!
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DR Laura, I just saw photos at your airport with part of the roof of Terminal 4 blown off.
What?? :o
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From the Haboob the other night.
(https://d3pc1xvrcw35tl.cloudfront.net/ln/images/420x315/arizona-haboob_202508988555.jpeg)
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I'm curious about the location of your package room. Is this for more than one building?
Manhattan Plaza has a 9th Avenue building and a 10th Avenue building, and each building has about 900 apartments, a mix of studio apartments, one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms.
The package room is halfway down the block between 9th and 10th, and it takes care of both buildings of Manhattan Plaza (plus a few extra apartments that are along the plaza area that's between the two buildings).
I hope it is secure. Is there an actual person who works in the room?
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Sad news out of Minneapolis :(
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Good evening!
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Congrats on 150,000 posts, DR George!
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Wordle: 4/6
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I'm curious about the location of your package room. Is this for more than one building?
Manhattan Plaza has a 9th Avenue building and a 10th Avenue building, and each building has about 900 apartments, a mix of studio apartments, one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms.
The package room is halfway down the block between 9th and 10th, and it takes care of both buildings of Manhattan Plaza (plus a few extra apartments that are along the plaza area that's between the two buildings).
I hope it is secure. Is there an actual person who works in the room?
Yes, there are several people who work in the room. Picking up a package requires your building ID.
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Sad news out of Minneapolis :(
:(
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Wordle: 4/6
Very good.
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Haboob.....this is a description of most of my romantic relationships.
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I'm curious about the location of your package room. Is this for more than one building?
Manhattan Plaza has a 9th Avenue building and a 10th Avenue building, and each building has about 900 apartments, a mix of studio apartments, one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms.
The package room is halfway down the block between 9th and 10th, and it takes care of both buildings of Manhattan Plaza (plus a few extra apartments that are along the plaza area that's between the two buildings).
I hope it is secure. Is there an actual person who works in the room?
Yes, there are several people who work in the room. Picking up a package requires your building ID.
Excellent.
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This is my latest publicity release for PCHP....for what it's worth.
https://putnamcountyplayhouse.com/3806-2/
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Haboob.....this is a description of most of my romantic relationships.
LOL, it is a strange name. Why not Haboo ;)
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"The name "haboob" comes from the Arabic word haab or habūb, meaning "wind" or "strong wind". The term originated to describe the violent dust storms in Sudan, and was later adopted by American scientists in the 1970s to refer to similar, intense dust storms generated by thunderstorm outflow in the U.S."
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This is my latest publicity release for PCHP....for what it's worth.
https://putnamcountyplayhouse.com/3806-2/
Nice.
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This is my latest publicity release for PCHP....for what it's worth.
https://putnamcountyplayhouse.com/3806-2/
Sounds really good!
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Page Five!
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From the Haboob the other night.
(https://d3pc1xvrcw35tl.cloudfront.net/ln/images/420x315/arizona-haboob_202508988555.jpeg)
Oh, no!
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Sad news out of Minneapolis :(
Very sad. :(
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Congrats on 150,000 posts, DR George!
Thanks, Kevin!
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Wordle: 4/6
Congrats to you!
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This is my latest publicity release for PCHP....for what it's worth.
https://putnamcountyplayhouse.com/3806-2/
Very nice, Jrand.
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Five ain’t jive.
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Sorry for your skin issues, Jane!
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Five ain’t jive.
It ain't a lot of other things, either. 8)
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Watching more NewsRadio.
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I should be packing for the weekend.
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I was out and about tonight and saw a lot of flags at half staff. :-X
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I was out and about tonight and saw a lot of flags at half staff. :-X
:(
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Good night, friends.
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And others.
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I'm not sure they thought there'd be ANY work done on this beyond me fixing the hundreds of formatting issues. But when I was doing it, I was just appalled at what I was seeing in terms of wrong quote mark, constant misspellings, style issues, and repetition without a point. I just decided what the HELL, you can't let someone release something like this is, so I just did it. At least it will resemble a book. I'm not sure if the content is for everyone - and I've tried to fix things that make her come off not well - not much of that, but I felt and she agreed that that stuff should go. But the good news is - the light is at the end of the tunnel. Less than seventy pages to go, and when I'm done tonight, it'll be fifty.
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I think quite a few will get their books tomorrow and some on Friday. The second batch, which went out on Saturday, I think, will be early next week.
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Book arrived today! Thank you.
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I'm exhausted.
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Good night, all.
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BTW, if anyone here missed out on A Boy Named Charlie Brown, we found another box of them. Before locating the box this thing was going for close to three hundred bucks on Discogs. I can't find any other copies for sale. I have it on Amazon but it doesn't even show up any way that I search it. Weird. Someone just bought it so I know it's there.
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Finished with my viewing.
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The most maddening thing to correct is her habit of suddenly writing about the past in the present tense, where it makes no sense, and doesn't mesh with other sections of the book. That takes forever to fix. But I mush on because I musht.
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I was out and about tonight and saw a lot of flags at half staff. :-X
:(
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Tomorrow is going to be a day. :)
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My mom, my niece, my friend/housemate Shelly and I are all going to the coast for the day!
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I still need to clean out my car! :o
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We plan on leaving here by 9:30, pick up my niece, then go get my mom and head west to Aberdeen and West Port and a couple of other places.
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I don't know where we're specifically going, but it'll be a fun day!
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PAGE SIX RANDOM-BEACH-OF-WASHINGTON-STATE DANCE!!
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George did finally write a lovely review.
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How in tarnation can we have just gotten to page six???
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Yesterday we were on page eleven.
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Not very sporting.
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Ridic.
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Completely.
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Discreetly.
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Neatly.
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Fleetly.
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Sweetly.
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I will not be going to the coast tomorrow, nor will I be coasting tomorrow.
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I will NOT.
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NOT, I tell you.
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I guess George is busy with his roomie - perhaps she'd better just get the HELL on this here site and become a dear reader.
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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.