Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on November 30, 2025, 12:52:21 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes said farewell to November, and now it is time for you to post until the we hardly knew ye cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: ICONOCLAST!
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And tonight will be the HHW Zoom call!
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Oh, and just because, here's my copy of Love Life that I just received yesterday:
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Yes, it will. And here is the link - feel free to share it with anyone you think might be interested - let's fill the jernt.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86436420795?pwd=a93IoCJjeba08lsmkkprGWzOTGrPUz.1
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Good morning.
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We lost a church member last night. Only 46 years old. Just collapsed.
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It's going to be a pretty somber morning.
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We lost a church member last night. Only 46 years old. Just collapsed.
:( Sending condolences to the person's family and friends.
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Yes, it will. And here is the link - feel free to share it with anyone you think might be interested - let's fill the jernt.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86436420795?pwd=a93IoCJjeba08lsmkkprGWzOTGrPUz.1
Will the Zoom event be available for later viewing by people who can't be there?
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Good morning, all.
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I have a matinee today and there's other music I must work on beforehand, so I will be scarce until this evening.
I'll be back in time to ZOOM.
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Good morning, all!
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I am staggering about this morning. The cats are now fed, I have my cpoffee, and I am happy, very happy to be off my feet.
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I did sleep well last night. I had a strange dream that I had gone into a bofega for coffee ands got into a contretemps with the young lady about the cost. And where are the rolls I usually buy as well? All I remember is throwing dollar bills and change around ther counter,
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DR Jrand75, I believe the play you saw was Alan Ayckbourn's A Chorus of Disapproval. I've never read it, but I saw the movie adaptation with Jeremy Irons and Anthony Hopkins. The play within the play is not Brecht's Threepenny Opera but its 1728 inspration The Beggar's Opera.
And while I'm on that, let me recommend Peter Brook's wonderful film version with Sir Laurence Olivier, Dorothy Tutin, and Stanley Holloway, additional dialogue by Christopher Fry and music arranged by Arthur Bliss. From info in Benjamin Britten's collected letters, I gather the original intention was to use his 1948 score for The English Opera Group, but I suspect his wonderful, but very modern arrangements, scared off the production. The BBC video from 1963 is also interesting and well done.
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I'm taking it easy today, mostly working on the ballet and resting up. I want to attend the Zoom so I don't want to stress myself out today.
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Good morning, all.
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My sympathies, Laura.
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Good morning, friends.
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And others.
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Catching up with laundry (endless!) and emails.
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And posts, of course.
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It goes without saying.
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But say it, I did.
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I said the sooth.
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There must be a way off page 1.
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If page 2 started approaching, that might be a way off page 1.
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Once we're on page 2, no one will be able to say we didn't reach page 2.
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PAGE 2 (and before 10 a.m. Eastern time)
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Thanks, everyone. We are such a small congregation that we are all family.
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Thanks, everyone. We are such a small congregation that we are all family.
I want to add my condolences!
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Would anybody be able to make an audio of the HHW Zoom session, that is, if it won't be possible to have a video version of it?
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Condolences DR LAURA.
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DR ELMORE YOU ARE EXACTLY RIGHT!
A CHORUS OF DISAPPROVAL!
HA!
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Happy Sunday everyone! On this week's Broadway Radio Show, I chat with writer/composer Zack Zadek about his new musical Deathless, the story of a family dealing with loss and grief, which also tackles thought-provoking questions about mortality. If you could take one pill that would allow you to live forever, would you? Zack and I have a fascinating, uplifting conversation about how we live our lives and, of course, there's plenty of songs from the new studio cast recording of Deathless as well.