Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on August 28, 2025, 12:19:00 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes munched on Munch, and now it is time for you to post until the munching cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: SHIMMERING!
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Topic of the Day: Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi.
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TOD:
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
Terminator 2: Judgment Day
The Godfather, Part II
If Silence of the Lambs qualifies as a sequel, then Silence of the Lambs
I'm sure there are others, but I can't think of them right now.
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Good morning, all!
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My body is a bunch of pains this morning: shoulder, back, and upper thighs are all out of whack. I suspect the back and aches come from lying in a poor position last night, but if I were a horse, I'd soon be a can of Alpo,
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Tomorrow I must step out, so I plan on taking it very very easy today.
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DR George, that photo of the coast makes me want to play in the surf and bask in the sun. It's really stunning.
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Last night, I received the most wonderful email from Jack Viertel:
I’ve just made my way through your absolutely charming book, which reads like a fictional memoir of three creatures, of whom you are one. It’s adorable and engaging and I hope many readers find it, and find it so. And I have to say that I, who am not by nature a cat person, admire your cats much more than Andrew Lloyd Webber’s. Even if Annabelle and Thatch like Cats, they didn’t convince me. But over all, the book was just what you meant it to be, and that’s a very uplifting, whimsical tale of life in the big city, minus most of the city.
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Speaking of Jack, he and his son Josh have a book coming out very soon:
https://www.amazon.com/Glass-Eel-J-Viertel/dp/161316680X/ref=sr_1_1?crid=23SPFPTY37WV7&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.noxiZHCUT2gyPnpoQRVFBjrnZljNEXXi58ZAZ9qYZPnz7__20qs2OW9nl2FGvTfNKDeUTJIXEFYhbNLaMoxUlfzUdy8QjxgXjdieLLdB63UPWcUP7CQ71hnHmR5-NNwjJ8hys7m2aqM3PyNz3953VfFb5dIX0CLPn2Fr9-srfrwVTQzTurzBiKfmUb-CpbTD9ZBD01RS6DkPgRutZp7-IJgBxN74TTkGu9N3c14Tqb8.nzx6ta8UDn8h7AE0ZVbASguNUNgRsfQKrVOmau5uKYc&dib_tag=se&keywords=the+glass+eel&qid=1756380206&sprefix=the+glass+eel%2Caps%2C105&sr=8-1
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I'm still pondering my day. I need to call Joshie, but my principle focus is gathering and printing personal information for an application. My deadline is Sept. 30, but I want to make the submission ASAP so I know everything is in their hands.
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That is indeed a wonderful email, DR elmore3003!
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Good morning, friends.
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And others.
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Speaking of Jack, he and his son Josh have a book coming out very soon:
https://www.amazon.com/Glass-Eel-J-Viertel/dp/161316680X/ref=sr_1_1?crid=23SPFPTY37WV7&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.noxiZHCUT2gyPnpoQRVFBjrnZljNEXXi58ZAZ9qYZPnz7__20qs2OW9nl2FGvTfNKDeUTJIXEFYhbNLaMoxUlfzUdy8QjxgXjdieLLdB63UPWcUP7CQ71hnHmR5-NNwjJ8hys7m2aqM3PyNz3953VfFb5dIX0CLPn2Fr9-srfrwVTQzTurzBiKfmUb-CpbTD9ZBD01RS6DkPgRutZp7-IJgBxN74TTkGu9N3c14Tqb8.nzx6ta8UDn8h7AE0ZVbASguNUNgRsfQKrVOmau5uKYc&dib_tag=se&keywords=the+glass+eel&qid=1756380206&sprefix=the+glass+eel%2Caps%2C105&sr=8-1
Larry, just be careful of that wolf in sheep's clothing - remember how miserably you said (right here on HHW) that Jack Viertel had treated you before he decided that you were useful to him at the time of "New Yorkers."
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Last night, I received the most wonderful email from Jack Viertel:
I’ve just made my way through your absolutely charming book, which reads like a fictional memoir of three creatures, of whom you are one. It’s adorable and engaging and I hope many readers find it, and find it so. And I have to say that I, who am not by nature a cat person, admire your cats much more than Andrew Lloyd Webber’s. Even if Annabelle and Thatch like Cats, they didn’t convince me. But over all, the book was just what you meant it to be, and that’s a very uplifting, whimsical tale of life in the big city, minus most of the city.
That's a lovely, well-deserved email, though.
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In that email, I'd have to say, Jack Viertel speaks the truth.
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Good morning, all.
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Great email, Elmore.
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Good morning, all.
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This is a weird day. But they all are. With the housemates coming and going for various reasons lately, my sense of what day it is has been entirely screwed up. Now they're both at Howe Caverns in upstate NY for the next week or so (special job project Kristi is working), and every day feels like a Saturday to me.
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You might remember several days ago I posted about a restaurant in June 1972 called Munch Box which had formerly been a Du-Par's. The web is full of postcards and photos showing the Du-Par's, but I'd never found anything on its Munch Box incarnation until I remembered to check Ed Ruscha's "Then and Now" book of Hollywood Blvd. photos. In his April 1973 photo strip, THERE IT IS. So I know it was Munch Box for at least a year.
But wait, there's more! BK had posted this incredible 1971 film strip taken around Hollywood & Highland which I've been poring over. And now there's another one of Hollywood & Vine. So in 1971, in between being a Du-Par's and Munch Box, the name of the jernt was Jim Collins' Restaurant, something I'd never heard of. A quick search on the name Jim Collins returns James A. Collins who was pretty big in the food biz - he was a franchisee of Kentucky Fried Chicken, and he bought the Sizzler chain! I haven't determined that was his place on Vine, but I'm betting it was.
Here follows the photographic evidence. First the pre-1970s Du-Par's:
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In early 1971, Jim Collins' Restaurant. Click to enlarge:
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In 1973, Munch Box. You definitely have to click on this one:
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After that, I know it was a Sun Palace, and I believe I can dig out a picture of my own showing that. Maybe later.
The cafeteria across the street was a BK favorite, and I was also in it in 1972. It was an Ontra, but I believe that name wasn't still on it when I knew it.
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Happy to have unearthed Munch Box on Munching on Munch Day.
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You might remember several days ago I posted about a restaurant in June 1972 called Munch Box which had formerly been a Du-Par's. The web is full of postcards and photos showing the Du-Par's, but I'd never found anything on its Munch Box incarnation until I remembered to check Ed Ruscha's "Then and Now" book of Hollywood Blvd. photos. In his April 1973 photo strip, THERE IT IS. So I know it was Munch Box for at least a year.
But wait, there's more! BK had posted this incredible 1971 film strip taken around Hollywood & Highland which I've been poring over. And now there's another one of Hollywood & Vine. So in 1971, in between being a Du-Par's and Munch Box, the name of the jernt was Jim Collins' Restaurant, something I'd never heard of. A quick search on the name Jim Collins returns James A. Collins who was pretty big in the food biz - he was a franchisee of Kentucky Fried Chicken, and he bought the Sizzler chain! I haven't determined that was his place on Vine, but I'm betting it was.
Here follows the photographic evidence. First the pre-1970s Du-Par's:
That sign is so beautiful.
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Food distributed.
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This week, we had boneless leg of lamb to hand out in addition to everything else.
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Two!
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Thank you DR Rodzinski.
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From Bruce:
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.
Oh my. I'm relieved you will soon be done.
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Thursday.
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DR CHAS SMITH nice photos.
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I checked out ORPHAN but it would cost me $12.99 to watch it. I may just see if there is a DVD on Ebay.
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DR George have a fun day. It sounds like it will also be a long day.
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Very cloudy today. But that's okay.
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Very good.
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You might remember several days ago I posted about a restaurant in June 1972 called Munch Box which had formerly been a Du-Par's. The web is full of postcards and photos showing the Du-Par's, but I'd never found anything on its Munch Box incarnation until I remembered to check Ed Ruscha's "Then and Now" book of Hollywood Blvd. photos. In his April 1973 photo strip, THERE IT IS. So I know it was Munch Box for at least a year.
But wait, there's more! BK had posted this incredible 1971 film strip taken around Hollywood & Highland which I've been poring over. And now there's another one of Hollywood & Vine. So in 1971, in between being a Du-Par's and Munch Box, the name of the jernt was Jim Collins' Restaurant, something I'd never heard of. A quick search on the name Jim Collins returns James A. Collins who was pretty big in the food biz - he was a franchisee of Kentucky Fried Chicken, and he bought the Sizzler chain! I haven't determined that was his place on Vine, but I'm betting it was.
Here follows the photographic evidence. First the pre-1970s Du-Par's:
Thanks for the photo.
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You might remember several days ago I posted about a restaurant in June 1972 called Munch Box which had formerly been a Du-Par's. The web is full of postcards and photos showing the Du-Par's, but I'd never found anything on its Munch Box incarnation until I remembered to check Ed Ruscha's "Then and Now" book of Hollywood Blvd. photos. In his April 1973 photo strip, THERE IT IS. So I know it was Munch Box for at least a year.
But wait, there's more! BK had posted this incredible 1971 film strip taken around Hollywood & Highland which I've been poring over. And now there's another one of Hollywood & Vine. So in 1971, in between being a Du-Par's and Munch Box, the name of the jernt was Jim Collins' Restaurant, something I'd never heard of. A quick search on the name Jim Collins returns James A. Collins who was pretty big in the food biz - he was a franchisee of Kentucky Fried Chicken, and he bought the Sizzler chain! I haven't determined that was his place on Vine, but I'm betting it was.
Here follows the photographic evidence. First the pre-1970s Du-Par's:
That sign is so beautiful.
It is a nice sign.
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DR Chas, I enjoyed the other two photos as well.
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HA! I found ORPHAN on DVD (no case disc only) for $3.50.
So i should have it some time next week.
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I've had a nice bath and accomplished some of the work I wanted to do today. I think I can fiinish up by next Tuesday.
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This is almost a "No groaning allowed" kind of wordplay -
but an old clip is going viral where Carly Simon explains that as a kid, she thought her dad owned a shoe store - and someone pointed out to her "No, your dad doesn't own a shoe store, he's Simon of Simon and Schuster."
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I got a lovely note from an old friend who's a greatly respected professor to whom I'd sent my new book. (He and his wife were so instrumental in helping me navigate the world of publishing many years ago.) I don't dare ask him to write an Amazon review, but if I ever do go on to do a hardcover edition of this new book, I might feel comfortable asking him to do a blurb.
"First, thanks you SO much for sending us your delightful, smart, funny, wise and politically necessary book. I’ve always admired your smarts, your comic flair and your deft skill with lyrics and this collection is a real feast of all of those things combined/ A treasure. Again, thank you SO much for thinking of us and all of our love to you and Skip"
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I'm feeling if I'm going to trust the good "reviews," I have to trust the one with reservations, even when they're not five stars. I'm guessing it's a blind spot in my part to have thought "The Little Things You Do Together" from COMPANY was a generally well-known song, except to people who know the Sondheim catalog reasonably well.
I'd guess in thinking over Sondheim sings, "Send in the Clowns" is a famous song, "Good Thing Going" and "The Ladies Who Lunch" and "I'm Still Here" are generally known, but "The Little Things You Do Together" is not.
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This is almost a "No groaning allowed" kind of wordplay -
but an old clip is going viral where Carly Simon explains that as a kid, she thought her dad owned a shoe store - and someone pointed out to her "No, your dad doesn't own a shoe store, he's Simon of Simon and Schuster."
:))
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I got a lovely note from an old friend who's a greatly respected professor to whom I'd sent my new book. (He and his wife were so instrumental in helping me navigate the world of publishing many years ago.) I don't dare ask him to write an Amazon review, but if I ever do go on to do a hardcover edition of this new book, I might feel comfortable asking him to do a blurb.
"First, thanks you SO much for sending us your delightful, smart, funny, wise and politically necessary book. I’ve always admired your smarts, your comic flair and your deft skill with lyrics and this collection is a real feast of all of those things combined/ A treasure. Again, thank you SO much for thinking of us and all of our love to you and Skip"
Nice note indeed :)
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And I guess regarding June Styne songs, on balance "I'm Going Back" from BELLS ARE RINGING is indeed on the obscure side to the general public, while "The Party's Over" and "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" are famous songs.
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I got a lovely note from an old friend who's a greatly respected professor to whom I'd sent my new book. (He and his wife were so instrumental in helping me navigate the world of publishing many years ago.) I don't dare ask him to write an Amazon review, but if I ever do go on to do a hardcover edition of this new book, I might feel comfortable asking him to do a blurb.
"First, thanks you SO much for sending us your delightful, smart, funny, wise and politically necessary book. I’ve always admired your smarts, your comic flair and your deft skill with lyrics and this collection is a real feast of all of those things combined/ A treasure. Again, thank you SO much for thinking of us and all of our love to you and Skip"
Nice note indeed :)
Thanks, Jane!
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I feel like I'm doing something wrong, writing long posts on slow-posting days,
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and wonder if I should be doing my part and spreading out those long posts vixmom-style.
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Even those two posts could have been four posts, if I'm being honest.
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Nice note DR FREDDIE
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I was supposed to do a Zoom interview this morning for a "public access" theater show which also has a good internet presence,
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the type of show where if I'd bombed as an interviewee, no one would have noticed, bit if it turned out well, I could have spread around the link to the interview.
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But their Zoom capability faltered today. They said they'll reschedule me for a later show, which is fine because there's nothing time sensitive about this book, but being about 2001 to 2025, the book should feel "current" until the end of the year.
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I intentionally cut the book down from 180 pages to a manageable under-100 pages, to be a book people can actually hold in their hands if they choose to sing along - and 100 pages would be a limit.
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It ended up at 94 pages. So there are over 80 pages I'd cut out if I were of a mind to do a follow up book on "2001 to 2025."
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So trying vixmom posting style, that got us to page 3!
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I still feel I should have spread it out more. (It's almost 4 pm Eastern time.)
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Nice note DR FREDDIE
Thanks, Jrand!
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Is posting on HHW about spreading out postings on HHW what someone might call "Meta," I wonder.
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I know Facebook is what someone might call "Meta,"
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and indeed Mr. Zuckerberg DID call it "Meta."
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I don't think I have enough to say to get us to page 4 before 4 PM (Eastern).
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And I guess regarding June Styne songs, on balance "I'm Going Back" from BELLS ARE RINGING is indeed on the obscure side to the general public, while "The Party's Over" and "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" are famous songs.
Jule has many.
Also:
Everything’s Coming Up Roses
I Don’t Want to Walk Without You
Just in Time
Make Someone Happy
People
Don’t Rain on My Parade
The Christmas Waltz
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In the last two days, I have listened to Buena Vista Social Club and Real Women Have Curves. Buena Vista is an exciting jukebox musical, if you like salsa. Real Women is surprisingly traditional Broadway with a salsa flavor. I think I would enjoy it on stage. And I expect it to be staged many times in San Antonio.
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Researching pie today. Anyone ever had Amber Pie, which includes blackberry jam with a meringue topping?
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And I guess regarding June Styne songs, on balance "I'm Going Back" from BELLS ARE RINGING is indeed on the obscure side to the general public, while "The Party's Over" and "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" are famous songs.
Jule has many.
Also:
Everything’s Coming Up Roses
I Don’t Want to Walk Without You
Just in Time
Make Someone Happy
People
Don’t Rain on My Parade
The Christmas Waltz
The reviewer who gave the new book four stars, but mentioned in this review that he had given volumes 1 and 2 five stars, was - when Amazon had that category - a "Top Reviewer." The "Top Reviewers" to keep that status have to be concerned about being seen as helpful to the general readership - his five stars indeed must have been very helpful in my volume 1 and volume 2 having exceeded my expectations in sales, if I'm understanding it right.
(As I'm sure you know, John G, but others may not, they used to have Top 100 and Top 1,000 reviewers, etc, based n how helpful people found their reviews - but they discontinued that.).
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I'm up, I'm up - eight hours of sleep.
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Food arrived shortly after I got up - a turkey, Swiss, coleslaw and Russian dressing on rye from Daughter's Deli - thanks to a 50% coupon.
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In the last two days, I have listened to Buena Vista Social Club and Real Women Have Curves. Buena Vista is an exciting jukebox musical, if you like salsa. Real Women is surprisingly traditional Broadway with a salsa flavor. I think I would enjoy it on stage. And I expect it to be staged many times in San Antonio.
I've got to listen to the lyrics of Real Women Have Curves with more attention. IIRC, I think I let the score just wash over me while doing other things.
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Page 4 before 5 pm (Eastern) seems in reach
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I am absolutely fascinated by the number of people here who got books delivered but have failed to mention it - unless I missed it - Singdaw, JohnG., Freddie (who mentioned but hasn't retrieved), vixmom, Jrand. All show as delivered. :)
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but I can't find the stuff to fill it
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without the posts irritating even myself.
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I am absolutely fascinated by the number of people here who got books delivered but have failed to mention it - unless I missed it - Singdaw, JohnG., Freddie (who mentioned but hasn't retrieved), vixmom, Jrand. All show as delivered. :)
It reached the package room about 2 p.m. yesterday - but Skip did go by the package room before, and they were closed for an employee party.
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We have the Kindle and paperback, but am very very curious as to any extras that come with the hardcover from Kritzerland.
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I am absolutely fascinated by the number of people here who got books delivered but have failed to mention it - unless I missed it - Singdaw, JohnG., Freddie (who mentioned but hasn't retrieved), vixmom, Jrand. All show as delivered. :)
Some of those mentioned having received the book.
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BK sometimes speaks of irritating videos, but here's a video series so faux-irritating it's hysterically funny.
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I post this only because it's a slow posting day, and posts must be filled on the way to page 4 before 5 p.m. Eastern.
They must! (almost a Pillow Talk reference)
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Have you seen these two Jews doing comedy, who as part of their shtick wander around in places like parks singing (supposedly) improvised songs to people just going about their business.
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This one is hysterical and NOT suitable for work (unless you work for yourself) -
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where they serenade a handsome, nicely built man reading a book shirtless on a park bench - though I'm guessing the man was in on the type of comedy they do, maybe he's even an actor, because he's not shocked.
Again, VERY not suitable for work, and only to help with posts on a slow-posting day.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/ApWWVIoGSko
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And now page 4 is in reach.
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Actually, those two Jewish guys have some very funny stand-up shtick in actual comedy clubs.
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Just a couple of posts away.
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One post away.
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Page Four!
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Surprisingly, that video earlier doesn't carry with it any age restrictions.
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Add elmore to the book delivered list.
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I know I may have missed a mention or two but couldn't find them.
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I do wonder: At age 41, does Aaron Tveit have a chance at making the Billboard Top Ten with his version of "One Night in Bangkok"
Aaron Tveit - part of his rendition of "One Night in Bangkok"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1_0r_hf_dg
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I do wonder: At age 41, does Aaron Tveit have a chance at making the Billboard Top Ten with his version of "One Night in Bangkok"
Aaron Tveit - part of his rendition of "One Night in Bangkok"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1_0r_hf_dg
I don't know about that, but so far so good from that clip. Can't wait to see this in November!
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I am absolutely fascinated by the number of people here who got books delivered but have failed to mention it - unless I missed it - Singdaw, JohnG., Freddie (who mentioned but hasn't retrieved), vixmom, Jrand. All show as delivered. :)
Just checked our package room and our mailbox. No book. Perhaps tomorrow. Sometimes those notification thingies are off a day.
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I think so.
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I tried to walk like an Egyptian.
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Now, I need to see a Cairo practor.
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DR Jrand75, do you read plams?
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If you see someone without a clew, give them one of yours.
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And THAT'S what comes from men and women dancing!
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Last night, I received the most wonderful email from Jack Viertel:
I’ve just made my way through your absolutely charming book, which reads like a fictional memoir of three creatures, of whom you are one. It’s adorable and engaging and I hope many readers find it, and find it so. And I have to say that I, who am not by nature a cat person, admire your cats much more than Andrew Lloyd Webber’s. Even if Annabelle and Thatch like Cats, they didn’t convince me. But over all, the book was just what you meant it to be, and that’s a very uplifting, whimsical tale of life in the big city, minus most of the city.
That's wonderful, Larry!
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Keith got Wordle in five.
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The Thursday Murder Club is streaming on Netflix as of today.
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We won't be able to catch it until the weekend.
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The l-o-n-g weekend.
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Thank goodness.
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Oh dear. No posts in several hours.
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This is a dire state of affairs.
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And a fair state of dires.
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:)
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Indeed.
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I always regret making a good first impression.
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There's no way I can keep that ruse up.
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If you spell "absolutely nothing" backward, you get "gnihton yletulosba."
Which means absolutely nothing.
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I had an idyllic childhood.
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My dad used to put me in tires and roll me down the hill.
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Those were Goodyears.
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This is my recollection from grade school years.
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Finally! PAGE FIVE
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They say with AGE comes WISDOM.
Therefore, I don't have wrinkles. I have wise cracks.
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OK. Enough.
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Good night, friends.
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And others.
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I am absolutely fascinated by the number of people here who got books delivered but have failed to mention it - unless I missed it - Singdaw, JohnG., Freddie (who mentioned but hasn't retrieved), vixmom, Jrand. All show as delivered. :)
I mentioned it yesterday.
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A local theater is doing Sweeney Todd. Should I go?
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I have no idea if the cast can sing.
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Nobody here but us chickens.
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Everybody else must be reading a book :)
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I'm proofing a book.
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About thirty-five more pages, but I think she was very impatient at this point, so even more corrections than usual.
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And that's a lot.
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No posts in hours.
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I have some clam chowder and a baked potato on the way.
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That'll be a nice little snack - I only had the sandwich earlier and some chocolate mousse from Hugo's. All pills have been taken, though.
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Pilled up.
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How can we still be on page five.
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It's enough to make a feller sing the blues.
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I think one of the first 45s I ever bought was by a guy named Guy Mitchell and it was a song called Singin' the Blues - am I remembering this correctly? On RCA? Let's check.
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Yep, all correct except RCA - Columbia.
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Where ARE all those 45s?
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I still have a few from way back then.
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Let’s get another page involved.
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We, the fam and I, are in the Nashville area.
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Flew here to see my mother who lives with my sister Polly.
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Hope to have a relaxing time.
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But got here too late for much visitation.
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Did hit a Waffle House on the way here from the airport.
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The Sixth Page.
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Oh I saw a movie on the plane. “Mickey 17,” the Sci-fi flop starring Robert Pattinson in many roles all as the same guy. Long and heavy handed, Mark Ruffalo gives an over-the-top performance that is genuinely repellant. Cannot recommend.
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So, today, my niece, my housemate and I went to Westport, Washington to spend a day at the beach.
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My mom was supposed to go, but she wasn't feeling well, so she stayed home.
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It's a very small town...basically just a couple of streets going the length and a few side streets.
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We got lunch at a local shop (I got a bacon burger that was pretty darned good), and we ate next to this observation tower.
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I didn't get a picture of it, but I took a few pictures while up there.
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This is pretty much all of Westport proper:
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Here's a picture of a ship in the water:
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To the left of this was a paved path that had entrances to the beach area:
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Here are my actual feets in the ocean:
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We spent a couple of hours in total at Westport.
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At least we had SOME postings.
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We walked through the local shops, bought some different kinds of candy.
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Just not enough.
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Is it ever enough?
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Once is not enough.
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How did I ever get through the 1970s without even looking at a single drug?
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The book I'm proofing has a lot of drugs, but no heroin.
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Shelly bought me a keychain, but I forgot to take a picture of it and I left it downstairs.
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I'm so happy to have never had even a puff of a Mary Jane cigarette.
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Singdaw was supposed to get his book today but now it says tomorrow.
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Thus the USPS.
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I'm so happy to have never had even a puff of a Mary Jane cigarette.
I haven't either. I just can't stand the smell. :P
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I believe all the others I mentioned who haven't mentioned receiving it WERE delivered.
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I have never done freebase nor have I done paidbase.
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Here's the keychain:
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I have never even looked at cocaine - or - I has never seen snow.
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I have never taken an LSD acid trip, although I'm sure my life has resembled one at certain points.
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After we left Westport, we stopped at the Westport Winery to get a few things.
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We must be close.
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See?
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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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I rarely drink, but I got these four little bottles (almost samples) of creamy drinks:
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They can be read and enjoyed without the use of the marijuana cigarettes.
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Here are the backs that say what they are:
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They can be read and enjoyed without the use of the marijuana cigarettes.
Of this, I have no doubt!