Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on November 29, 2025, 12:18:57 AM
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Well, you've read the notes and therefore know what UWD stands for, and now it is time for you to post until the wacky cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: CRAVING!
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This is for real:
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Who'da thunk it?? :D
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Good morning.
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I think I figured out Leonard's vocalizing. He wanted me to go for my walk yesterday morning. He follows me and talks when I go to the door every morning. I skipped it yesterday, and that's NOT how we do it.
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;D
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I watched a bit of the Queen of Versailles review that DR George posted yesterday, and then found that that critic (Mickey JoTheatrer) ALSO reviewed the new London production of Ride the Cyclone, here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5o3DjvB3RQo (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5o3DjvB3RQo)
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Good morning, friends.
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And others.
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I watched a bit of the Queen of Versailles review that DR George posted yesterday, and then found that that critic (Mickey JoTheatrer) ALSO reviewed the new London production of Ride the Cyclone, here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5o3DjvB3RQo (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5o3DjvB3RQo)
Mickey Jo is based in the U.K. but seems to come to the U.S. quite a bit.
About the press tickets for people who are (I guess you might call them) YouTube influencers for theater - This other YouTube-based critic, Matthew Hardy, had mentioned in his review of QUEEN OF VERSAILLES
at 15:02 here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AmdUSVib3cI
that the press rep for the show "kept me dangling" as to whether they'd be able to get him a press ticket, maybe they could maybe they couldn't - and finally he gave up.
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George- Really enjoyed the day and night photos of the Christmas lights in last night's posts!
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John G - Thanks for posting that link that included Barbara Cook and George Hearn.
That was quite a different interpretation by Barbara Cook, at least from all the many times I've seen her.
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Good morning, all.
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John G - Thanks for posting that link that included Barbara Cook and George Hearn.
That was quite a different interpretation by Barbara Cook, at least from all the many times I've seen her.
Yes, but was she ever enjoying herself.
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Good morning, all!
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John G - Thanks for posting that link that included Barbara Cook and George Hearn.
That was quite a different interpretation by Barbara Cook, at least from all the many times I've seen her.
Yes, but was she ever enjoying herself.
Such great fun to watch, too!
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TOD:
Glad you enjoyed more of Stella Stevens: The Last Starlet than I did. I think I was a little too young to remember much of her in first run, except in The Poseidon Adventure. She was wonderful in The Ballad of Cable Hogue.
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My mother lived in the deep South when she left for Hollywood. Every move was scrutinized and judged. To Mom, she was a whore.
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It would be interesting to find out what Mom would have made of the documentary.
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This has been a morning of frustrations and I am not happy about it.
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Back later.
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This has been a morning of frustrations and I am not happy about it.
Oh no! Sending vibes that all ends up OK!
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It would be interesting to find out what Mom would have made of the documentary.
Dad passed away in Feb. 2021 and Mom in Feb. 2023. There are so many things in our lives and in the world where I've wondered how Mom and Dad might have reacted.
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Bk- Will the Zoom event be available for later viewing by people who can't be there on Sunday?
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Good morning, all.
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Ha. Things are crazy here, too, this morning, and I'll be back later.
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But in the meantime, yes, I can make the Zoom tomorrow at 7pm eastern.
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~~~IMPORTANT ENVELOPE VIBES~~~ for BK!!!
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I made it on time to usher this morning. It’s a holiday art market. No reindeer this time.
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Page turn.
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Two!
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This morning has been one frustration to another: legs that barely work, computer issues this morning that made me reboot it twice, iTunes issues still hanging over from the mess months ago, and I just picked up the mail to learn that I, who can barely stand and move, am not eligible for home healthcare because I'm not decrepit enough.
I should just die.
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I've been listening to the new Love Life recordng, which I like more than I expected. I do prefer Dorothy Loudon's recording of "Economics" (pronounced eek-a-nom-ics) to Opera North (pronounced eck-a-nom-ics). I was afraid the two leads would be too operatic, nit I'm very happy with them . . . so far.
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Hopefully the day gets better DR ELMORE!
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I like Stella Stevens a lot - but I don't know if I'm interested enough to watch an entire documentary about her.
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And this from someone who posted an undemanded for Internet Autobiography of Allison Hayes.
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I did watch about an hour - almost - of Kiss of the Spider Woman.
Perhaps I shall comment IF I finish it sometime or other.
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We may get some snow today. Time will tell.
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I did watch about an hour - almost - of Kiss of the Spider Woman.
Perhaps I shall comment IF I finish it sometime or other.
Is there still a per-movie rental charge to stream Kiss of the Spider Woman?
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DR Elmore, I'm so sorry to hear that all that work applying for the home healthcare was for naught.
A clear example of how far short we fall in providing as much as should be provided.
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Laundry is happening. And that is a glorious sound. We used a laundromat a few times but you wouldn't believe the piles of laundry that were still here. Little by little it's getting done.
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We went for fairly basic mechanical (not super-electronic/programmable) machines this time around, and it's like a breath of fresh air.
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and I just picked up the mail to learn that I, who can barely stand and move, am not eligible for home healthcare because I'm not decrepit enough.
I should just die.
Did they give any detailed explanation?
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From DR Freddie:
In the same vein, there's some kind of budget problem at TRACKER where they can't afford to get the star Justin Hartley T-shirts that fit him.
;D
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DR George, thanks for the congrats to Keith.
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George, Shelly's pie looks good.
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George, your sister's house looks lovely.
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And very festive :)
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This is for real:
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Who'da thunk it?? :D
CONGRATULATIONS!
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I think I figured out Leonard's vocalizing. He wanted me to go for my walk yesterday morning. He follows me and talks when I go to the door every morning. I skipped it yesterday, and that's NOT how we do it.
Very cute and very funny :)
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and I just picked up the mail to learn that I, who can barely stand and move, am not eligible for home healthcare because I'm not decrepit enough.
I should just die.
Did they give any detailed explanation?
Yes, I'm too fit.
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Sorry Elmore. What a ripoff.
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TOD: Nutty Professor, Advance to the Rear, The Mad Room.
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This YouTube short seems to sum up the HEATED RIVALRY gay hockey series targeting its non-sports-minded audience :)
"HEATED RIVALRY Cast Talks Skin Care"
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/2gogBBFju20
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Back from picking up a prescription, and doing another load of laundry. My number three. (We're not doing HUGE loads; we're taking it easy to get used to the machine.) I'll have a few more to do over the next couple of days, but this gets me to where I need to be.
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TOD:
Li'l Abner
Poseidon Adventure
Where Angels Go Trouble Folows
How to Save Your Marriange and Ruin Your Life
and almost everything.
I liked especially in the last one I mentioned she is trying to get Dean Martin to notice her. They get in an elevator together....and she says: "Do you have the time?"
And Dean says: "I don't have a watch."
And she looks at her watch and says: "It's four thirty." The face she makes when she realizes what she's done and her rush from the elevator on the next floor are very funny.
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DR CHAS SMITH the complication of the washing and drying process is baffling to me. I also just buy the equipment that does the job and doesn't require NASA style electronic training to operate.
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I want a piece of Shelly's pie.
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TOD:
I liked especially in the last one I mentioned she is trying to get Dean Martin to notice her. They get in an elevator together....and she says: "Do you have the time?"
And Dean says: "I don't have a watch."
And she looks at her watch and says: "It's four thirty." The face she makes when she realizes what she's done and her rush from the elevator on the next floor are very funny.
:))
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We now have even a couple of more houses decorated for the season....it's fun to look out the front and back doors when it gets dark to see what else has been added.
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Nice.
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THREE!
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RIP Tom Stoppard. Arcadia is one of my favorite plays ever. I made sure to see Leopoldstadt on Broadway. But there are so many plays of his I haven't seen yet.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c74xe49q7vlo
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Does anybody here have any stories of people trying to get Stoppard to write a musical theater book or an opera libretto? Surely folks must have tried.
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TOD:
Li'l Abner
Poseidon Adventure
Where Angels Go Trouble Folows
How to Save Your Marriange and Ruin Your Life
and almost everything.
I liked especially in the last one I mentioned she is trying to get Dean Martin to notice her. They get in an elevator together....and she says: "Do you have the time?"
And Dean says: "I don't have a watch."
And she looks at her watch and says: "It's four thirty." The face she makes when she realizes what she's done and her rush from the elevator on the next floor are very funny.
LOL!
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TOD:
How to Save Your Marriange and Ruin Your Life
I watched the trailer on IMDB and that scene was in it :)
I forgot how wonderful Eli Wallach & Anne Jackson were.
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We now have even a couple of more houses decorated for the season....it's fun to look out the front and back doors when it gets dark to see what else has been added.
Sounds wonderful!
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RIP Tom Stoppard. Arcadia is one of my favorite plays ever. I made sure to see Leopoldstadt on Broadway. But there are so many plays of his I haven't seen yet.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c74xe49q7vlo
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RIP Tom Stoppard. Arcadia is one of my favorite plays ever. I made sure to see Leopoldstadt on Broadway. But there are so many plays of his I haven't seen yet.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c74xe49q7vlo
:(
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I always enjoyed Stella Stevens. I like her best in The Nutty Professor.
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There was a play I saw at a Festival in Ireland that I think was by Tom Stoppard about a man who auditioned for a community theatre production of The Three Penny Opera. He was cast in the chorus and eventually ended up playing the lead.
But I can't find a play with that description in the list of his plays. It must be someone else. But it was hilarious.
My favorite part was during a rehearsal the director would get to a certain part in the blocking and then the piano player would start to play. Each time the director would say: "Not yet we're moving on."
He did this about six times. Then the seventh time he got to a song cue and he said "Music, please....." the piano player had gone to the bathroom.....LOL
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I tried searching for the play DR Jrand75 describes but had no luck. However, I did find this announcement of a new Threepenny adaptation. Now that the German version is in the public domain in the USA, folks can do their own English translation/adaptation however they want, as we can see here.
https://playbill.com/article/katrina-lenk-and-george-abud-to-star-in-new-adaptation-of-threepenny-opera
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I tried searching for the play DR Jrand75 describes but had no luck. However, I did find this announcement of a new Threepenny adaptation. Now that the German version is in the public domain in the USA, folks can do their own English translation/adaptation however they want, as we can see here.
https://playbill.com/article/katrina-lenk-and-george-abud-to-star-in-new-adaptation-of-threepenny-opera
I wonder if that would mean the song "Mack the Knife" is in the public domain.
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I wonder if that would mean the song "Mack the Knife" is in the public domain.
Not the English lyrics by Blitzstein or other later translations. But if you make your own translation, no problem!
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But songs have compulsory licenses for recording, so it's not such a big deal like grand rights for a stage production.
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I wonder if that would mean the song "Mack the Knife" is in the public domain.
Not the English lyrics by Blitzstein or other later translations. But if you make your own translation, no problem!
Do you think (from what you might know of such things) the music for "Mack the Knife" might be public domain?
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Does anybody here have any stories of people trying to get Stoppard to write a musical theater book or an opera libretto? Surely folks must have tried.
He did an English version of The Love for Three Oranges.
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I wonder if that would mean the song "Mack the Knife" is in the public domain.
Not the English lyrics by Blitzstein or other later translations. But if you make your own translation, no problem!
Do you think (from what you might know of such things) the music for "Mack the Knife" might be public domain?
iNot if the Kurt Weill Foundation has anything to do with it! Lenya may have copyrighted the score in 1954 with the Bltzstein version. She may have had some clout since, if I recall correctly, there was Brecht-Weill litigation over the poor percentage Brecht gave Weill.
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I wonder if that would mean the song "Mack the Knife" is in the public domain.
Not the English lyrics by Blitzstein or other later translations. But if you make your own translation, no problem!
Do you think (from what you might know of such things) the music for "Mack the Knife" might be public domain?
iNot if the Kurt Weill Foundation has anything to do with it! Lenya may have copyrighted the score in 1954 with the Bltzstein version. She may have had some clout since, if I recall correctly, there was Brecht-Weill litigation over the poor percentage Brecht gave Weill.
Interesting! Thanks for that information, Larry.
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The foundation addressed this in one of their newsletters. The German piano-vocal score and libretto entered the USA public domain on January 1, 2024. But that does not include the orchestrations, English translations, post-1928 additions, etc.
https://www.kwf.org/wp-content/uploads/kwn_412_p1-13.pdf#page=3
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Hence the new book, lyrics and orchestrations in the upcoming Off-Brand Opera production.
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Thanks, MichaelG!
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I'm trying to get an audio-CD-length or show-length group of parodies where I don't need to RELY on "Parody" classification never being challenged by the original writers. The best approach to accomplish this looks like having all the tracks be with public domain music or original music.
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George- Really enjoyed the day and night photos of the Christmas lights in last night's posts!
Thanks, Freddie! Glad you liked them.
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I'm done with the first concessions shift. The second act started and I'm now at the downtown Meconi's Subs (https://www.meconissubs.com/). I'll eat, then head back to the Center for the second performance for which I'm concessioning. :)
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John G - Thanks for posting that link that included Barbara Cook and George Hearn.
That was quite a different interpretation by Barbara Cook, at least from all the many times I've seen her.
Yes, but was she ever enjoying herself.
Absolutely!
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This has been a morning of frustrations and I am not happy about it.
Oh no! Sending vibes that all ends up OK!
~~~Ditto!!~~~
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This morning has been one frustration to another: legs that barely work, computer issues this morning that made me reboot it twice, iTunes issues still hanging over from the mess months ago, and I just picked up the mail to learn that I, who can barely stand and move, am not eligible for home healthcare because I'm not decrepit enough.
I should just die.
Oh, no. :(
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I like Stella Stevens a lot - but I don't know if I'm interested enough to watch an entire documentary about her.
One of the earliest times I saw one of her movies was when I (and maybe my sister?) watched the movie Arnold (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0069732/reference/?ref_=nm_flmg_job_1_accord_1_cdt_img_105) late night TV when I was probably much too young to watch it. ::)
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Laundry is happening. And that is a glorious sound. We used a laundromat a few times but you wouldn't believe the piles of laundry that were still here. Little by little it's getting done.
I need to do some laundry, too...I've procrastinated about it for far too long. :P
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PAGE 4OUR DANCE!!
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DR George, thanks for the congrats to Keith.
You're very welcome, Jane!
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I'm done with the first concessions shift. The second act started and I'm now at the downtown Meconi's Subs (https://www.meconissubs.com/). I'll eat, then head back to the Center for the second performance for which I'm concessioning. :)
Enjoy the rest of your evening.
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I'm done with the first concessions shift. The second act started and I'm now at the downtown Meconi's Subs (https://www.meconissubs.com/). I'll eat, then head back to the Center for the second performance for which I'm concessioning. :)
Enjoy the rest of your evening.
Thanks, Jane. I'll just be relaxing here at Meconi's until I need to leave in time to get another parking spot. ::)
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I like Stella Stevens a lot - but I don't know if I'm interested enough to watch an entire documentary about her.
One of the earliest times I saw one of her movies was when I (and maybe my sister?) watched the movie Arnold (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0069732/reference/?ref_=nm_flmg_job_1_accord_1_cdt_img_105) late night TV when I was probably much too young to watch it. ::)
While this sounds vaguely familiar, I really don't remember it.
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George, Shelly's pie looks good.
George, your sister's house looks lovely.
And very festive :)
Thanks x3!!
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This is for real:
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Who'da thunk it?? :D
CONGRATULATIONS!
Thanks, again!
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This YouTube short seems to sum up the HEATED RIVALRY gay hockey series targeting its non-sports-minded audience :)
"HEATED RIVALRY Cast Talks Skin Care"
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/2gogBBFju20
;D
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I want a piece of Shelly's pie.
I can get the recipe, but sadly (for you) it's almost all gone. ;)
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I survived the art market this morning.
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Headed off to a birthday dinner with friends.
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TOD:
Li'l Abner
Poseidon Adventure
Where Angels Go Trouble Folows
How to Save Your Marriange and Ruin Your Life
and almost everything.
I liked especially in the last one I mentioned she is trying to get Dean Martin to notice her. They get in an elevator together....and she says: "Do you have the time?"
And Dean says: "I don't have a watch."
And she looks at her watch and says: "It's four thirty." The face she makes when she realizes what she's done and her rush from the elevator on the next floor are very funny.
:))
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Gratuitous post 102!
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Headed off to a birthday dinner with friends.
Have a great time, John!
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TOD:
Li'l Abner
Poseidon Adventure
Where Angels Go Trouble Folows
How to Save Your Marriange and Ruin Your Life
and almost everything.
I liked especially in the last one I mentioned she is trying to get Dean Martin to notice her. They get in an elevator together....and she says: "Do you have the time?"
And Dean says: "I don't have a watch."
And she looks at her watch and says: "It's four thirty." The face she makes when she realizes what she's done and her rush from the elevator on the next floor are very funny.
:))
That scene is in the documentary.
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We now have even a couple of more houses decorated for the season....it's fun to look out the front and back doors when it gets dark to see what else has been added.
Very nice!
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THREE!
(https://www.quntis.com/cdn/shop/files/5_9603ba16-211e-4cba-9d6f-945713d716d8.jpg?v=1732864763&width=2000)
Cute!
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RIP Tom Stoppard. Arcadia is one of my favorite plays ever. I made sure to see Leopoldstadt on Broadway. But there are so many plays of his I haven't seen yet.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c74xe49q7vlo
Oh, no. :( I've see two different local productions of Arcadia. DR Jed was in one. They were very different but both very good.
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There was a play I saw at a Festival in Ireland that I think was by Tom Stoppard about a man who auditioned for a community theatre production of The Three Penny Opera. He was cast in the chorus and eventually ended up playing the lead.
But I can't find a play with that description in the list of his plays. It must be someone else. But it was hilarious.
My favorite part was during a rehearsal the director would get to a certain part in the blocking and then the piano player would start to play. Each time the director would say: "Not yet we're moving on."
He did this about six times. Then the seventh time he got to a song cue and he said "Music, please....." the piano player had gone to the bathroom.....LOL
That sounds like a really fun play, Jrand!
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I tried searching for the play DR Jrand75 describes but had no luck. However, I did find this announcement of a new Threepenny adaptation. Now that the German version is in the public domain in the USA, folks can do their own English translation/adaptation however they want, as we can see here.
https://playbill.com/article/katrina-lenk-and-george-abud-to-star-in-new-adaptation-of-threepenny-opera
Very cool!
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The Evergreen State College is going to be putting on The Threepenny Opera, but they're using the 2002 translation.
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I was thinking about auditioning, but at the time, TAO was going to be putting on a play that would rehearse at the same time. Our play fell through, but by then it was too late for me. :-\
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Timing...it's all in the timing. ::)
;)
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The foundation addressed this in one of their newsletters. The German piano-vocal score and libretto entered the USA public domain on January 1, 2024. But that does not include the orchestrations, English translations, post-1928 additions, etc.
https://www.kwf.org/wp-content/uploads/kwn_412_p1-13.pdf#page=3
Very interesting.
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I was thinking about auditioning, but at the time, TAO was going to be putting on a play that would rehearse at the same time. Our play fell through, but by then it was too late for me. :-\
:(
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George, Shelly's pie looks good.
George, your sister's house looks lovely.
And very festive :)
Thanks x3!!
You are welcome x3 :)
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This is for real:
Wordle 1,624 2/6
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🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
Who'da thunk it?? :D
CONGRATULATIONS!
Thanks, again!
You are welcome.
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Headed off to a birthday dinner with friends.
Have fun.
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THREE!
Cute!
Thanks.
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Good evening.
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I spent an hour at a cat cafe this afternoon. I didn't bring anyone home with me.
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Except my daughter.
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I spent an hour at a cat cafe this afternoon. I didn't bring anyone home with me.
Sweet.
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Except my daughter.
;D
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DR MICHAELG thanks for the info. Very interesting.
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DR JOHN G I guess I'm not the only one who liked that scene!
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I worked on a production of TTPO in the fall of 1986. It was a lot of fun. I was on the stage crew - Stage Right Deck Captain.
I only wish our leading man had had at least a small idea of what it was about and what he was doing. It was brutal to listen to night after night.
Here's a photo from the production.....it was ghastly.....it was just ghastly.
https://iuidigital.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/PT/id/595/rec/2
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We have had about 2 inches of snow since 6 p.m. but it seems to have stopped.
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DR MICHAELG thanks for the info. Very interesting.
DITTO!
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I didn't bring anyone home with me.
But you don't have an orange one. 8)
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Everyone should have an orange one.
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I was blocked from getting in here for at least an hour.
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But everything seems OK now.
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Good night, friends.
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And others.
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I'm up, I'm up - seven hours of sleep.
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Thought I'd posted already.
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Site was down - fixed now.
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I spent an hour at a cat cafe this afternoon. I didn't bring anyone home with me.
There's a cat café in Lacey, and my niece has been there. I haven't yet.
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Site was down - fixed now.
Whew!!
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I worked on a production of TTPO in the fall of 1986. It was a lot of fun. I was on the stage crew - Stage Right Deck Captain.
I only wish our leading man had had at least a small idea of what it was about and what he was doing. It was brutal to listen to night after night.
Here's a photo from the production.....it was ghastly.....it was just ghastly.
https://iuidigital.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/PT/id/595/rec/2
It's a nice picture, though.
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Everyone should have an orange one.
Not always...look what happened to Melania. ::)
;)
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:))
(No sympathy, though.)
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My concessioning for Studio West's production of The Nutcracker is over. Ballet Northwest's production of the same ballet will be in a couple of weeks.
Heading home now.
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Dinner was fun. And the food was excellent. I had a very American meal: gumbo, chicken pot pie and peach cobbler.
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I’m exhausted.
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So, I am going to bed.
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But first …
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We need to move on
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Page turn!
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Six!
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Good night, all.
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I was blocked from getting in here for at least an hour.
I just stopped in to see if we were back.
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Everyone should have an orange one.
Not always...look what happened to Melania. ::)
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:))
(No sympathy, though.)
;D
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I seem to have suddenly come down with a head cold this afternoon.
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I'm hoping it is just allergies and I will be fine in the morning but I doubt it.
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Keith got Wordle in five,
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"night
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These pills I take are amazing for fixing the double vision and speech issues, but they are really messing with my innards - I feel weird inside and it's just unpleasant. Worth it for the fixes and hopefully holding other problems at bay, and I think it may improve when I start to do the final thing they want me to do with the IV drip. That will be in January.
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Weird.
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Weirdly weird.
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I worked on a production of TTPO in the fall of 1986. It was a lot of fun. I was on the stage crew - Stage Right Deck Captain.
I only wish our leading man had had at least a small idea of what it was about and what he was doing. It was brutal to listen to night after night.
Here's a photo from the production.....it was ghastly.....it was just ghastly.
https://iuidigital.contentdm.oclc.org/digital/collection/PT/id/595/rec/2
I played trumpet in a production at college. I recall it was okay, but I had no stage experience then, just pit musician and audience member. So I didn't have opinions then, at least not beyond liking it or not liking it.
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Now it's fun to be able to identify why things are working or not. My wife and I sure do have opinions now!
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We just got back from Wicked: For Good and enjoyed it very much.
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I was surprised by how little I remembered from Act II of the show vs. Act I. But that's why there are two movies. Nobody's paying attention as well after Defying Gravity, even after intermission.
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I seem to have suddenly come down with a head cold this afternoon.
No! :o
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~~~Feel Better Quickly Vibes for Jane!!~~~
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Keith got Wordle in five,
Good for Keith!
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I was surprised by how little I remembered from Act II of the show vs. Act I. But that's why there are two movies. Nobody's paying attention as well after Defying Gravity, even after intermission.
My friends Margo and Shelly want to go see it, and we're thinking about watching the first movie again before we go.
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We may watch part 1 a day or two before seeing part 2...all that movie time in one day might be too much for us.
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;D
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Glad you enjoyed it, Michael!
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Well, tomorrow I get to sleep in! :D
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And, I also really need to do laundry.
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Then, it'll be the HHW Zoom call!
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At some point soon, I need to put the faucet protectors on the outside faucets of my house.
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Well, I put one on the front faucet, but where it is coming out of the wall, the cover doesn't completely protect the faucet...there's too much of a gap.
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Here you can see the decorative siding and the gap:
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I don't know if I should cut the cover to match the gap and put more foam edging on it, or find a smaller cover that just fits better.
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Ooo...maybe I could get some of these!
PAGE RUPERT FAUCET COVER DANCE!!
(https://mobileimages.lowes.com/productimages/d7bf7d66-dc65-4ff9-acda-3ced4356c1f4/00597808.jpg)
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That would solve the problem of the gap!
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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 was going to keep them short, but I didn't.
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They are long.
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Is that wrong?
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They can be had for a song.
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You know who'd enjoy them - Suzie Wong.
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No bong.
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No King Kong.
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No Cheech and Chong.
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My faucet on the back has the same problem, so TWO "faucet socks" will be needed.
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No Sammy Fong.
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No gong.
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No Mah Jong.
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No Ping Pong.
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They're strong.
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Gratuitous Post #201!!