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[Jane]

STAY CALM VIBES FOR DR ELMORE!

[Jrand74]

Vibes for DR ELMORE.

[Jrand74]

As soon as I sat down on the rocking chair on my front porch, the trash truck came rumbling down the street.

I waved to them as they emptied by container and said thanks and the girl on the back of the truck said: "Have a nice day!"

[Jrand74]

The diverter on my tub faucet is not working very well....a lot of water still goes into the tub and about 1/3 goes to the shower.

I put on my mask and walked down to my brother's house.  He's going to come and look at it on Thursday......he would rather just replace the diverter rather than the whole faucet....but we shall see what we shall see.....on Thursday.

[Jane]

I think it would be fun to be able to just walk down the street to my brother's home.

[Jane]

Since I haven't been baking I didn't noticed Keith has practically finished the bottle of the good vanilla I use.  I found some on Amazon and put it into our cart thinking Keith was about to place an order.  I asked today and he said he didn't order it.  Of course it is no longer available.

[John G.]

Vibes and hugs, Elmore.

[John G.]

Too long day at work. I had a meeting scheduled from 4:30 to 5 pm, which is rude because people are largely working 7 am to 4 pm. Well, this meeting went way over. I left at 5:30 and it was still going on.

[John G.]

I didn’t care if they needed me at that point.

[Jane]

I didn’t care if they needed me at that point.

Good luck there aren't any complaints tomorrow.

[Jennifer]

It seems like we are finally getting some sunny summer weather this week!

[John G.]

Shakespeare’s Globe has posted a new production of The Winter’s Tale, a play I haven’t seen since 1975. The actor playing Leontes is a walking embodiment of jealousy. We see it settle on him in the beginning, and it only makes him physically more eaten away with time.

[John G.]

I don’t remember a great deal, but I do remember the great stage direction from this play, “Exit pursued by a bear.”

[bk]

All Zoom rehearsals are done, I've picked up packages, but NOT the DHL, which as of twelve minutes before closing time, still isn't there. 

[bk]

Then I made today's meal, faux chicken stroganoff.

[ChasSmith]

As for the Bernstein thing, Mass is hardly a favorite piece, but a glance at this Ravinia production makes it look highly watchable and listenable.

I went crazy over it back in '72 when I first bought the record in Cleveland, and in '73 when I saw that first production by Gordon Davidson at the Mark Taper. At some point in there I bought the vocal score, and I want to say I got it at de Keyser Music on Hollywood Blvd. Either that, or I'd found it at Willis Music in Cleveland or ordered it from Patelson before moving to California. But I'm pretty sure it was in my first Hollywood days. (Yes, I sometimes agonize over questions like that - where did I buy this thing?? - just because.)

You bought it in Hollywood in January 1973, dummy. It says so right there on the inside where you wrote it. (Ain’t written evidence wonderful?) 

And it cost $15.00. Incredible.

[John G.]

As for the Bernstein thing, Mass is hardly a favorite piece, but a glance at this Ravinia production makes it look highly watchable and listenable.

I went crazy over it back in '72 when I first bought the record in Cleveland, and in '73 when I saw that first production by Gordon Davidson at the Mark Taper. At some point in there I bought the vocal score, and I want to say I got it at de Keyser Music on Hollywood Blvd. Either that, or I'd found it at Willis Music in Cleveland or ordered it from Patelson before moving to California. But I'm pretty sure it was in my first Hollywood days. (Yes, I sometimes agonize over questions like that - where did I buy this thing?? - just because.)

You bought it in Hollywood in January 1973, dummy. It says so right there on the inside where you wrote it. (Ain’t written evidence wonderful?) 

And it cost $15.00. Incredible.

Sounds like me. Memory is a wonderful trap.

[John G.]

Viewing done. Good night, all.

[Jane]

As for the Bernstein thing, Mass is hardly a favorite piece, but a glance at this Ravinia production makes it look highly watchable and listenable.

I went crazy over it back in '72 when I first bought the record in Cleveland, and in '73 when I saw that first production by Gordon Davidson at the Mark Taper. At some point in there I bought the vocal score, and I want to say I got it at de Keyser Music on Hollywood Blvd. Either that, or I'd found it at Willis Music in Cleveland or ordered it from Patelson before moving to California. But I'm pretty sure it was in my first Hollywood days. (Yes, I sometimes agonize over questions like that - where did I buy this thing?? - just because.)

You bought it in Hollywood in January 1973, dummy. It says so right there on the inside where you wrote it. (Ain’t written evidence wonderful?) 

And it cost $15.00. Incredible.

[bk]

Finished with my viewing and had a drive.

[Jane]

I slept last night.

[Jane]

I am not sure I can repeat my sucess.

[Jane]

I am going to try.

[Jane]

'night

[bk]

Finished with my viewing, had a bagel for a snack, and now some music.

[TCB]

STAY CALM VIBES FOR DR ELMORE!

Ditto!

[TCB]

Since I haven't been baking I didn't noticed Keith has practically finished the bottle of the good vanilla I use.  I found some on Amazon and put it into our cart thinking Keith was about to place an order.  I asked today and he said he didn't order it.  Of course it is no longer available.

If you like, maybe I could go down to the Caribbean and pick up some for you.

[TCB]

Still page four.

[TCB]

But not far to go.

[TCB]

One more post.