Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on October 11, 2025, 12:35:42 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes had arms until we said farewell to them, and now it is time for you to post until the farewell cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: VITALITY!
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I'm back from our opening night. The performance went splendidly, the orgy scene was great fun as always, and the cookies all disappeared at the cast party afterwards. Saturday is an off day, then we have a Sunday matinee. Good night!
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Glad to hear it all went swimmingly.
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I'm back from our opening night. The performance went splendidly, the orgy scene was great fun as always, and the cookies all disappeared at the cast party afterwards. Saturday is an off day, then we have a Sunday matinee. Good night!
Great opera repor, MichaelG! Congratulations!
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Good morning, all!
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This has been a morning of drops, spills, and other messes, so I'm canceling all plans - there weren't many! - and taking it easy today.
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I'm back from our opening night. The performance went splendidly, the orgy scene was great fun as always, and the cookies all disappeared at the cast party afterwards. Saturday is an off day, then we have a Sunday matinee. Good night!
How did the scenery deal with the collapsing temple?
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DR Rodzinski, "Pug" is DR George's friend. Annabelle is Pudgy Wudgy!
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This has been a morning of drops, spills, and other messes, so I'm canceling all plans - there weren't many! - and taking it easy today.
Sending you safety and wellness vibes!
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BK, I've been through four hours of Epstein documentary, one hour of Ghislaine Maxwell documentary, and we have a suspected pedophile president. I'll pass on Grandpa the Pedophile chiropracter.
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Last night I finished the first season of The House of Guinness. Episodes 1 & 2 could have set up the characters better and the accents are sometimes hard to follow, but once the series got rolling, I really enjoyed it. The season ended with a real cliffhanger.
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Good morning, all.
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Getting plants this morning.
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This has been a morning of drops, spills, and other messes, so I'm canceling all plans - there weren't many! - and taking it easy today.
Sending you safety and wellness vibes!
Thanks! When I have periods like this, I get a bit panicked that I'm in the early stages of a stroke or that I might ebd up with a bad fall.
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DR John G, how was the Big Event?
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Book sale was okay. Sold 10 copies. The place was fun. Lively. I want to return.
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Getting plants this morning.
I read "Getting piano this morning!"
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Sunday is the next signing. Back at a winery, Siboney Cellars.
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Book sale was okay. Sold 10 copies. The place was fun. Lively. I want to return.
Great that it went well!
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Getting plants this morning.
I read "Getting piano this morning!"
No room for one of those, except in the garden.
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BK, I've been through four hours of Epstein documentary, one hour of Ghislaine Maxwell documentary, and we have a suspected pedophile president. I'll pass on Grandpa the Pedophile chiropracter.
With Ghislaine Maxwell back in the news due to her lawyer seeking a pardon for her from the President - This was my Facebook post from July, when her lawyer David Oscar Markus (who's also one of the lawyers helping my brother Macbeth Landau in his inheritance theft fraud and scam) was constantly on the news.
July 2025
You could play a drinking game taking a sip of coffee every time the name of high-powered, high-priced attorney David Oscar Markus, attorney for Ghislaine Maxwell, is on the news these days.
And he was also just as high-profile in 2020 as today - and the involvement of such a high-powered attorney anywhere in - wait for it! - the Landau family's finances or estate matters against - again, wait for it! - me, makes no sense!
A puzzlement: What is the "money" or "pull" that got as high-powered, high-profile an attorney as David Markus anywhere near my family's finances, actively looking out for the interests of these inheritance theft scammers - my brother Hilary (Macbeth) Landau and his wife Joann (Lady Macbeth) Landau, against me.
But David Markus' name is all over the attorney invoice.
I had hired a Florida attorney named Paul Berman, paid him over $15,000 as MY lawyer - but there David Markus is, on the Paul Berman invoice, working against my interests.
Who got as high-powered an attorney as David Markus doing this? This high-powered lawyer represents the interests of people like Hillary Clinton and Ghislaine Maxwell - and also somehow my brother Hilary Landau and his wife Joann Landau!
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I wonder if BK's publisher would allow my memoir under a title like "The Day Ghislaine Maxwell's Lawyer F***ed Me" through their vetting system.
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When I was around 3-4, I learned to read from the labels on the 78 recordings in my grandmother's house. My favorite was the 1948 Boston Pops recording of Khatchaturian's "sabre Dance" from the ballet Gayne. I've loved Arthur Fiedler ever since. He remains one of my favorite conductors. I think he is overloooked because he was a pops conductor and therefore not a serious artiste. As far as erned, he's right up there with Ormandy.
I still wait for BMG to release his recording of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker excerpts; they've issued bits on various Fiedler compilations, but the complete LP recording has never been released. I'd also love a complete Fiedler-Disney set tjay omcluded his monaural recordings, like his wonderful medley from Disney's Alice in Wonderland
A complete Boston Pops compilation;ation would be nice.
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I'm back from our opening night. The performance went splendidly, the orgy scene was great fun as always, and the cookies all disappeared at the cast party afterwards. Saturday is an off day, then we have a Sunday matinee. Good night!
Congrats on the successful opening night, Michael!
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This has been a morning of drops, spills, and other messes, so I'm canceling all plans - there weren't many! - and taking it easy today.
Sending you safety and wellness vibes!
~~~DITTO!!~~~
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Book sale was okay. Sold 10 copies. The place was fun. Lively. I want to return.
Congrats on the semi-success!
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Good morning.
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Today is Grandson's birthday party -- a kids' party at a kid venue. I've enjoyed the family celebrations. But it is time for him to celebrate with kids. I'm sure it will be loud.
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Hurricane Priscilla is visiting us this weekend. I just hope we don't get all the rain in a couple of hours, like last time.
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Today is Grandson's birthday party -- a kids' party at a kid venue. I've enjoyed the family celebrations. But it is time for him to celebrate with kids. I'm sure it will be loud.
Sounds like it will be both loud and fun!
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SHILLING FOR YOUTUBE VIEWS POST AHEAD -
A Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples' Day tradition.
This asks the parody question: Even with the objections to Columbus, can we all agree that we still want to keep the 3-day weekend?
"They're All Dissing Christopher Columbus" -
to tune of "They All Laughed (at Christopher Columbus)"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hQBFXK4vTw
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Good morning, all.
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Weather-wise, we're still getting that nor'easter tomorrow night through Monday morning, but its path is such that it shouldn't be a rough one in these parts. Knock wood that remains the case.
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When I was around 3-4, I learned to read from the labels on the 78 recordings in my grandmother's house. My favorite was the 1948 Boston Pops recording of Khatchaturian's "sabre Dance" from the ballet Gayne. I've loved Arthur Fiedler ever since. He remains one of my favorite conductors. I think he is overloooked because he was a pops conductor and therefore not a serious artiste. As far as erned, he's right up there with Ormandy.
I still wait for BMG to release his recording of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker excerpts; they've issued bits on various Fiedler compilations, but the complete LP recording has never been released. I'd also love a complete Fiedler-Disney set tjay omcluded his monaural recordings, like his wonderful medley from Disney's Alice in Wonderland
A complete Boston Pops compilation;ation would be nice.
That's amazing, your introduction to both Fiedler and the Sabre Dance! I wonder if I have that piece on any of the Fiedler LPs I have. I'll go look in a bit.
DR Elmore -- If I can manage to beat BMG to it, I will make you my best possible LP transfer of the Nutcracker excerpts!
I remember, literally, the day I first found and listened to that LP in my record-hunting days, circa 1990-1991. I was amazed at how it was NOT just the "Suite", and how lovely it was, and as I recall, the LP is in perfect shape. I must quit procrastinating, and fix the bad connection in my turntable's wiring so I can do these things again. I've got a backlog of things I've wanted to listen to, research, copy, etc.
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I feel like I was born knowing the phrase "Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops", but my own real introduction to him was the RCA Living Stereo recording of Gershwin's Concerto in F with the Pops and Earl Wild. That came to me a couple of years after I'd been struck by the Gershwin triple lightning bolt of Rhapsody in Blue, Porgy and Bess, and then the Concerto in F via the Mercury recording. Learning of the Fiedler recording was probably thanks to my being in the RCA Record Club. A HUGE bonus on that album was the inclusion, and introduction to me, of the Cuban Overture and the "I Got Rhythm" Variations. What amazing pieces, and playing. I must have played that record until my family was ready to put out a contract on me.
I didn't accumulate other Fiedler recordings until the aforementioned record-hunting days, when by then I knew to watch for other RCA Living Stereo recordings, Fiedler's included. I have a few of those LPs, but there are many more I probably haven't even heard to this day. One that I know I have is the Leroy Anderson album. But they're all amazing recordings and performances. That Nutcracker, and his Dvorak New World Symphony recording, a much later discovery, were equally amazing finds.
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Getting plants this morning.
One can never have enough plants.
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Or pianos.
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Good opening night news from DR MichaelG!
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Good book sales repor from DR John G.!!!
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OH, and...
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Good morning, friends.
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And others.
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A farewell to arms, you said?
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Saturday.
Good repor from DR MICHAL G.
Happy Vacation DR singdaw.
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57 degrees heading to 74 degrees
Okay day weatherwise.
No mail on Monday.
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When I was around 3-4, I learned to read from the labels on the 78 recordings in my grandmother's house. My favorite was the 1948 Boston Pops recording of Khatchaturian's "sabre Dance" from the ballet Gayne. I've loved Arthur Fiedler ever since. He remains one of my favorite conductors. I think he is overloooked because he was a pops conductor and therefore not a serious artiste. As far as erned, he's right up there with Ormandy.
I still wait for BMG to release his recording of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker excerpts; they've issued bits on various Fiedler compilations, but the complete LP recording has never been released. I'd also love a complete Fiedler-Disney set tjay omcluded his monaural recordings, like his wonderful medley from Disney's Alice in Wonderland
A complete Boston Pops compilation;ation would be nice.
DR Elmore -- If I can manage to beat BMG to it, I will make you my best possible LP transfer of the Nutcracker excerpts!
Thank you!
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Fiedler always used the most wonderful arrangers and orchestrators; for instance, he recorded Les Sylphides, a ballet based on Chopin piano pieces, not in the standard ballet orchestration but in a new one by Leroy Anderson, and one could say it was Fiedler and the Boston Pops that put Anderson on the map as a light composer.
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Hail Caesar!
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I guess I'm up - butt wipes across the street still at it - it never ends.
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“I feel like I was born knowing the phrase "Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops"… Same!
My dad was a Fiedler connoisseur. One I remember best was Offenbach’s Gaîté parisienne. I was most intrigued by the LP cover.
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From DR Rodzinski:
Where I live will be divided as people either root for Seattle, the closest team, or Toronto, the one Canadian team.
Do you care who wins? I'm thinking maybe your family prefers Toronto.
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Thanks George.
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DR Rodzinski, on our Thanksgiving day, when the kids go to school do the grownups have a nice alone day?
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I'm back from our opening night. The performance went splendidly, the orgy scene was great fun as always, and the cookies all disappeared at the cast party afterwards. Saturday is an off day, then we have a Sunday matinee. Good night!
Decent sale, and you had fun. I hope you can return :)
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Book sale was okay. Sold 10 copies. The place was fun. Lively. I want to return.
Fantastic!
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Whew!
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Today is Grandson's birthday party -- a kids' party at a kid venue. I've enjoyed the family celebrations. But it is time for him to celebrate with kids. I'm sure it will be loud.
Very loud ;D
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DR Laura, let us know how loud it was :)
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Hurricane Priscilla is visiting us this weekend. I just hope we don't get all the rain in a couple of hours, like last time.
Vibes you get just the right amount of rain.
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THREE!
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Hail Caesar!
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“I feel like I was born knowing the phrase "Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops"… Same!
My dad was a Fiedler connoisseur. One I remember best was Offenbach’s Gaîté parisienne. I was most intrigued by the LP cover.
Wow! How could I forget THAT classic? If I'm remembering right -- is this the one they recorded a second time, but the first one is supposed to be the more impressive recording?
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From DR Rodzinski:
Where I live will be divided as people either root for Seattle, the closest team, or Toronto, the one Canadian team.
Do you care who wins? I'm thinking maybe your family prefers Toronto.
Do not care except in these times a Canadian World Series champ would be a thorn in the side of certain psychopaths.
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“I feel like I was born knowing the phrase "Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops"… Same!
My dad was a Fiedler connoisseur. One I remember best was Offenbach’s Gaîté parisienne. I was most intrigued by the LP cover.
Wow! How could I forget THAT classic? If I'm remembering right -- is this the one they recorded a second time, but the first one is supposed to be the more impressive recording?
Good Q. I know we had a 2nd version on just one LP side with Khachaturian taking up the other side. Looks like they had a version out in 1947 as well.
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Today is Grandson's birthday party -- a kids' party at a kid venue. I've enjoyed the family celebrations. But it is time for him to celebrate with kids. I'm sure it will be loud.
Hope everyone has a great time!
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SHILLING FOR YOUTUBE VIEWS POST AHEAD -
A Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples' Day tradition.
This asks the parody question: Even with the objections to Columbus, can we all agree that we still want to keep the 3-day weekend?
"They're All Dissing Christopher Columbus" -
to tune of "They All Laughed (at Christopher Columbus)"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hQBFXK4vTw
That's great, Freddie! ;D
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Weather-wise, we're still getting that nor'easter tomorrow night through Monday morning, but its path is such that it shouldn't be a rough one in these parts. Knock wood that remains the case.
~~~Vibes for Calm Weather for ChasSmith!!~~~
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Hail Caesar!
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Whew!
Whew is right!
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THREE!
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Very nice, Jane.
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Hail Caesar!
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Book sale was okay. Sold 10 copies. The place was fun. Lively. I want to return.
Congratulations on the book signing success, DR John G!
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I'm back from our opening night. The performance went splendidly, the orgy scene was great fun as always, and the cookies all disappeared at the cast party afterwards. Saturday is an off day, then we have a Sunday matinee. Good night!
How did the scenery deal with the collapsing temple?
The two pillars are set up to slant sideways when tugged by the chains. Projections take care of the rest, with the stage blacked out.
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Getting the timing right on that was extensively rehearsed at tech rehearsals, as was the scene change from the dungeon to the temple where the pillars get flown in and set up.
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Holy moly.
RIP - Diane Keaton, 79
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From DR Rodzinski:
Where I live will be divided as people either root for Seattle, the closest team, or Toronto, the one Canadian team.
Do you care who wins? I'm thinking maybe your family prefers Toronto.
Do not care except in these times a Canadian World Series champ would be a thorn in the side of certain psychopaths.
;D
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THREE!
Very nice, Jane.
Thank you.
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Holy moly.
RIP - Diane Keaton, 79
:'(
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Just read about Diane Keaton. Too young.
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Did all my little errands - banking, mail place, Gelson's.
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Came home and made faux chicken stroganoff and ate it - feeling VERY full right now.
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Guess I'll go sit on my couch and see what's what.
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SHILLING FOR YOUTUBE VIEWS POST AHEAD -
A Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples' Day tradition.
This asks the parody question: Even with the objections to Columbus, can we all agree that we still want to keep the 3-day weekend?
"They're All Dissing Christopher Columbus" -
to tune of "They All Laughed (at Christopher Columbus)"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hQBFXK4vTw
That's great, Freddie! ;D
Thanks, George!
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Holy moly.
RIP - Diane Keaton, 79
:(
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I wonder if we could get to page 4 before 4 pm (Eastern)
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It might be possible.
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Page 4 is not that far away.
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I can almost see it from here.
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PAGE FOUR
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not before 4 pm (eastern), but close enough.
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Getting plants this morning.
One can never have enough plants.
There was no plant sale today. (Insert unhappy face.)
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Holy moly.
RIP - Diane Keaton, 79
Oh, no. She was one of my favorites. Her Faith Dunlop in Shoot the Moon is one of my all-time favorite performances.
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Diane sings Cole Porter in Radio Days.
https://youtu.be/BvW9nB8uEHc?si=F-Uq1mKXRjPxeZgG
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Today is the of Banned Books Week. In honor of that, I read Harbor Me by Jacqueline Woodson. There’s no reason this book has been banned
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I like Diane Keaton and love her in just about everything....
A few years ago she wrote a memoir about her relationship with her younger brother that was so cock-eyed and tone deaf......I had to step away.
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Just read about Diane Keaton. Too young.
ABSOLUTELY.
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In Austin, the opera company is staging Fiddler on the Roof. I think it’s a great choice. I hope I have the time to see it.
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Good afternoon.
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It was very loud. The kids and Aunt Sassy had a great time.
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The thing I liked best about his party is that there were white kids, there were black kids, there were Asian kids, there were Latino kids. They are all friends.
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Getting plants this morning.
One can never have enough plants.
There was no plant sale today. (Insert unhappy face.)
Sorry.
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Diane sings Cole Porter in Radio Days.
https://youtu.be/BvW9nB8uEHc?si=F-Uq1mKXRjPxeZgG
Thank you for this clip.
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Today is the of Banned Books Week. In honor of that, I read Harbor Me by Jacqueline Woodson. There’s no reason this book has been banned
A good choice.
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I like Diane Keaton and love her in just about everything....
A few years ago she wrote a memoir about her relationship with her younger brother that was so cock-eyed and tone deaf......I had to step away.
:o
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It was very loud. The kids and Aunt Sassy had a great time.
:)
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The thing I liked best about his party is that there were white kids, there were black kids, there were Asian kids, there were Latino kids. They are all friends.
:)
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Keith also got Wordle in six.
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Holy moly.
RIP - Diane Keaton, 79
Oh, no! :(
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I like Diane Keaton and love her in just about everything....
A few years ago she wrote a memoir about her relationship with her younger brother that was so cock-eyed and tone deaf......I had to step away.
Interesting. :-\
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The thing I liked best about his party is that there were white kids, there were black kids, there were Asian kids, there were Latino kids. They are all friends.
That's wonderful!
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Keith also got Wordle in six.
Whew, two!!
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Yup. At least you both got it.
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Goodness, gracious, you'd think this was a holiday weekend.
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One movie finished.
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Will do another.
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Millstone alert for John G! You're getting close to 104,000 posts.
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October 11, 1975:
Fifty years ago tonight, to the day and date, the debut of SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE.
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Millstone alert for John G! You're getting close to 104,000 posts.
Yes, but not tonight.
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Five!
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Blueberry Delight
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The pie was a big hit.
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It’s also the easiest no-bake pie.
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Back to The Triple Echo, which is headed towards a depressing conclusion.
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I love blueberries, but can the pie be adapted to other fruit flavors as well?
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Of course. The topping is blueberry pie filling. Top with your favorite. Cherry would be great.
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MAN ARRESTED FOR STEALING SEAWEED.
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Turns out he's a kelptomaniac.
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True
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And also true
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Good night, friends.
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And others.
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After the depressing finale of The Triple Echo, it’s on to the ludicrous Hitting a New High with Lily Pons, Jackie Oakie, Edward Everett Horton, Eric Blore and some racist stereotypes.
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DR Rodzinski, on our Thanksgiving day, when the kids go to school do the grownups have a nice alone day?
We’ll probably keep them home this year.
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Good night, all.
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Finished with my viewing.
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Faux stroganoff was tasty.
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For snack a little salad.
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For treat a little vanilla frozen yogurt.
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All pills taken.
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And yet, page five.
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I didn't even realize it was a holiday weekend.
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And yet, it is.
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It cannot be denied.
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Go know.
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Go ahead, deny it.
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You just try it.
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You could fry it.
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Of fly it.
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Or buy it.
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Or tie it.
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Or hie it.
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Or just be quiet.
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Meanwhile - page six.
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Now - get me off this damn page.
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Page 7 is possible
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With a little name association.
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Ray Collins
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Colin Farrell
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Pharrell
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Conchata Ferrell
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Maria Conchita Alonso
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Alphonso Ribeiro
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Arthur Fonzarelli
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Bea Arthur
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Bea Benaderet
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Benny Goodman
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Manuel Ferrer
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Luis Buñuel
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Bun E. Carlos
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Carlos Santana
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Dan Tana
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Tania Roberts
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Robert Stigwood
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Woody Allen
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Alan Parker
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Parker Braithewaite
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Ralph Waite
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Mick Jagger
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Dean Jagger
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Jimmy Dean
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Dean Jones
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I’ll leave it there at Dean Jones.
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Millstone alert for John G! You're getting close to 104,000 posts.
Yes, but not tonight.
Darn. :-\
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Hello, Rodzinski!
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October 11, 1975:
Fifty years ago tonight, to the day and date, the debut of SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE.
Wow!
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Both days were Saturdays.
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I wonder how tonight's episode will celebrate it.
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I no longer have cable TV, so I can't watch it live...from New York! ;D
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Blueberry Delight
(https://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=8112.0;attach=27658)
Yum! :D
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The pie was a big hit.
Congrats, John!
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It’s also the easiest no-bake pie.
How convenient!
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Here are the Voices of Walter Schumann performing That Old Black Magic from the LP Not a Word Was Spoken, which features zero lyrics.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vGaRt61URu0&list=RDvGaRt61URu0&start_radio=1&pp=ygUaV2FsdGVyIHNjaHVtYW5uIG5vdCBhIHdvcmSgBwE%3D
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Hiya, G!
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MAN ARRESTED FOR STEALING SEAWEED.
Turns out he's a kelptomaniac.
MUST...
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...NOT...
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...GROAN!!
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:o
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Gratuitous Post #200!! :D
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BK, you put out that Panic in Needle Park CD while Ned Roden was still alive. Was he involved? Did he have any feedback?
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Here are the Voices of Walter Schumann performing That Old Black Magic from the LP Not a Word Was Spoken, which features zero lyrics.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vGaRt61URu0&list=RDvGaRt61URu0&start_radio=1&pp=ygUaV2FsdGVyIHNjaHVtYW5uIG5vdCBhIHdvcmSgBwE%3D
Very nice version.
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One of my absolute favorite versions is by Janis Siegel (now formerly) of The Manhattan Transfer from one of her solo CDs. It's predominantly in 5/4!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cwCVvf125Wk (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cwCVvf125Wk)
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This video was "Auto-generated by YouTube." I think it's from a jazz compilation.
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True
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Very true!
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And also true
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Definitely! ;D
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Benny Goodman
I used to know a guy in college named Benny, but his real name wasn't Benjamin. It was Benton. Pretty cool, huh?
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Ned Rorem was very grateful - wrote me a nice note. I went on a deep dive with his music and liked most of what I heard. I also have a signed copy of his book The Nantucket Diary.
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New notes are up.
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Up are new notes.
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Manuel Ferrer
Miguel Ferrar.
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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’ll leave it there at Dean Jones.
Good one. :)
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And I got .93 back from PayPal.
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Exciting.
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It'll take a while to spend it.
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Ned Rorem was very grateful - wrote me a nice note. I went on a deep dive with his music and liked most of what I heard. I also have a signed copy of his book The Nantucket Diary.
Very cool!
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It'll take a while to spend it.
Don't spend it all in one place! :))