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[George]

George is signed in he should catch up soon

I've ketchuped all over the place.

[TCB]

I need to switch over to my iPad and climb into bed.  I shall return.

[George]

We are having yet another wind and rain storm right now.

I can hear it and it's loud.

[TCB]

We are having yet another wind and rain storm right now.

I can hear it and it's loud.

Yes, it is Rockin' and Rollin' outside.

[TCB]

And Nicky almost got himself locked outside on the balcony.

[TCB]

Actually, he did get locked out on the balcony, but he almost spent the night out there.

[George]

Actually, he did get locked out on the balcony, but he almost spent the night out there.

Yikes! That would not be a good thing!

[TCB]

Actually, he did get locked out on the balcony, but he almost spent the night out there.

Yikes! That would not be a good thing!

I thought he had gone into the bedroom for the night. I was turning everything off to get ready to watch the TV in the bedroom.  Something made me unlock the slider and double check.

[TCB]

Boy was his nose out of joint!

[Jane]

When did brain surgery become out-patient surgery?

It isn't for my niece.

I expect it will be a long surgery.  Do you know how many days she will be in the hospital?

[Jane]

Adding to my grogginess is a swollen eyelid.  I woke up with it and it and expected it to be better by now.

~~~Eyelid Be Better Vibes for Jane!!~~~

Thank you.  It looks a wee better better giving me hope it won't last forever.

[Jane]

Unfortunately they have been at the Vet's with their dog.  Last we talked they were waiting for the results of an ultra sound.

~~~Vibes for Jane's Friends' Dog!!~~~

Thank you.  We did not hear back from them.  I hope that is due to fatigue and not bad news.

[TCB]

When did brain surgery become out-patient surgery?

It isn't for my niece.

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I expect it will be a long surgery.  Do you know how many days she will be in the hospital?

She is having two surgeries, ar least three days apart.  We are not expecting that she will be home by Christmas.

[Jane]

Also to John

[Jane]

Very interesting day today.  We played for Bethlehem revisited.  I had no idea what that was.   It was way cool.   They had over 300 volunteers and they literally set up Bethlehem in the basement of the church.  The crowd entered and sat in the church. We were one of the groups who played while people waited.  Then the angel and shepherds appeared and spoke.   

That sounds really cool!

It really was.  The animals seemed to be very well behaved and the kids were having a blast staying in character.  At the beginning of the walk through Bethelehem you sign in with a quill pen.   At the end of the village, you have to give all you sheckels to the tax collector.  I can't imagine how many hours they spent putting it together, but they had lots and lots of people involved and the costumes were excellent 

Cool and impressive.

[Jane]

Nice photos Cilla.

[Jane]

Actually, he did get locked out on the balcony, but he almost spent the night out there.

Yikes! That would not be a good thing!

Ditto!  I am glad he is inside.

[Jane]

Boy was his nose out of joint!

I bet. 

[Jane]

When did brain surgery become out-patient surgery?

It isn't for my niece.

.


 

I expect it will be a long surgery.  Do you know how many days she will be in the hospital?

She is having two surgeries, ar least three days apart.  We are not expecting that she will be home by Christmas.

A very long stay.

Mega, mega vibes!!!

[Jane]

It is time to read and maybe sleep.

[Jane]

'night.

[TCB]

Thanks, Jane.  Good night.

[bk]

Finished with my viewing.

[TCB]

Finished with my viewing.

Me too.

[TCB]

I guess George has signed off for the night.

[George]

I guess George has signed off for the night.

Not yet.  I was setting up my DVD burner to burn a DVD of "The WIZ! Live," and I also had recorded the making-of special from OnDemand, but I got distracted and have been watching that, also.  Then, I searched YouTube for a clip of Lena Horne singing "If You Believe," which led me to Mabel King's version of "No Bad News," which is actually my favorite song from the movie.

[George]

That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

[George]

So, this coming Friday and Saturday, Theater Artists Olympia is starting a new series of readings called "Words, Words, Words," and the first will be the works of Edgar Allan Poe, and I'm one of the readers! 

[George]

These are the selections, but not the final order (I'm reading first):

The Angel of the Odd read by Dennis Worrell
Annabel Lee read by Kevin Black
The Black Cat read by Chris Rocco
The Conquerer Worm read by George Dougherty
The Imp of the Perverse read by Michael Christopher
The Masque of the Red Death read by Dennis Worrell
The Oval Portrait read by Jacqui Martin
Silence – A Fable read by Heather Christopher
Spirits of the Dead read by Heather Christopher
The Raven read by Vanessa Postil
The Tell–Tale Heart read by Gabriel McClelland

[George]

And since we're so close...