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[Jane]

They come slowly but surely - another lovely Amazon review - don't know from whom, but I'll take it.

Amazon Customer
5.0 out of 5 stars Richard Sherman through adoring eyes
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2025
Format: Kindle
Having grown up in the wonderful world of Disney, I too fell madly in love with the Sherman Brothers’ beautiful lyrics and heartfelt music at an early age. That love affair continued/continues throughout my life any time I hear one of their melodies.

It was pure joy to read Richard and Me by Bruce Kimmel. Through his 25 year friendship, Kimmel shared the innermost workings of a creative, sensitive, loving human being with a delightful sense of humor. Well-chosen prose brought out the giant that Richard Sherman truly was.

Thank you Mr. Kimmel for sharing your love, your feelings, your friendship with us. The story ended much too soon.

Lovely review.

[Jane]

THREE!

[Jane]

Mrs Rodz is in San Diego for work, but returning today. One more trip this week then I think we’re done with travel till November.

That will be nice.

[Jane]

I recorded a podcast yesterday for our Funeral Service Insider show. I was the guest recently, but yesterday I sat in to interview Tui Snider, a delightful Texan who writes books about cemeteries around the world.

Cool.

[George]

I didn't know until recently that before the  famous version of "Native New Yorker" sung by Odyssey
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZA2nJbxOCo

there was the first version sung by Frankie Valli
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TbJz_5D3s4

I didn't know this song at all.  Both versions are very good!

[Jane]

The interview seemed to go well. We’ll see.

Excellent.  After the interview are you still interested in the position?

[George]

I finally heard back from HRA around 2:30 yesterday. The lady was very helpful and filed a complaint from me stating that my documents - due by Sept. 15 and not posted until Sept. 26 - should have arrived on time and sat on someone's desk at HRA until the person got to them. I probably won;t get a response until 2026.

HOPEFULLY, something good will happen sooner!!

[George]

Boo!

I must have tacos!!

[George]

Regarding JRand’s can: You wouldn’t want it serving double duty simultaneously, of course.

Nooo!!

[KevinH]

Good afternoon!

[George]

Yesterday afternoon I watched What Really Happened To Baby Jane?

A spoof of the well known film by the GGRC aka The Gay Girls Riding Club a group of cross dressers and/or homosexuals in LA in the early to mid sixties.

It was actually Five of their movies....Always On Sunday, the title film, Agent 0069, The Roman Springs On Mrs Stone, and All About Alice.

Very amateur-ish but at some places amusing.....the only one I didn't like and went on WAY TOO LONG was the James Bond spoof....however I did get my new drag name from the credits in that one.....yes, I am now Fonda Peters.

Nearly three hours long in total - you know if you would be interested in it.

Signed  F.P.

Suggests a line for a special interest version of The Odd Couple.

"We're all out of cornflakes. F.P." Took me three hours to figure out F.P. was Fonda Peters. 

Oh wait ... That doesn't quite work.

[KevinH]

Wordle 1,571 6/6

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Whew!

Glad you got it, DR George!

[KevinH]

As for me:  Wordle:  4/6

[George]

I just caught a bit of the insufferable Pam Bondi's rude, smug, sneering, disrespectful appearance before one of the Senate committees. She's so crooked they'll bury this POS in a corkscrew shaped coffin.

Just not soon enough.

[George]

The interview seemed to go well. We’ll see.

~~~Job Vibes of All Kinds!!~~~

[George]

I also bought the Pearl Bailey recording of Hello, Dolly!

Very cool!

[John G.]

The interview seemed to go well. We’ll see.

Are you going to be a stock boy at Trader Joe's?

I hope so.

[KevinH]

I finally heard back from HRA around 2:30 yesterday. The lady was very helpful and filed a complaint from me stating that my documents - due by Sept. 15 and not posted until Sept. 26 - should have arrived on time and sat on someone's desk at HRA until the person got to them. I probably won;t get a response until 2026.

Sending vibes that it doesn't take that long, DR elmore!

[John G.]

The interview seemed to go well. We’ll see.

Excellent.  After the interview are you still interested in
the position?

Yes.

[Jane]

As for me:  Wordle:  4/6

Very good.

[John G.]

I recorded a podcast yesterday for our Funeral Service Insider show. I was the guest recently, but yesterday I sat in to interview Tui Snider, a delightful Texan who writes books about cemeteries around the world.

I would have fun traveling with Tui.

[Jane]

The interview seemed to go well. We’ll see.

Are you going to be a stock boy at Trader Joe's?

I hope so.

Vibes it happens.

[Jane]

The interview seemed to go well. We’ll see.

Excellent.  After the interview are you still interested in
the position?

Yes.

Good

[Freddie]

The interview seemed to go well. We’ll see.

Are you going to be a stock boy at Trader Joe's?

I hope so.

Good luck, John G!

[ChasSmith]

I haven't kept up with it lately, but when I got into genealogy several years back, I was visiting some cemeteries and photographing gravesites of our family members and for a few other people on Find-a-Grave. I sometimes got help from the office folks, which is like finding gold when they have something of interest in their files. I have one book here, "Your Guide to Cemetery Research" by Sharon DeBartolo Carmack. I've only flipped through it, but I'll dig in when I jump back into these activities again. I completely understand the fascination with it.

[ChasSmith]

The Texan chap sounds interesting.

[George]

Wordle 1,571 6/6

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Whew!

Whew indeed!

Definitely!

[George]

THREE!

Sweet!

[George]

As for me:  Wordle:  4/6

Good for you, Kevin!

[Laura]

Good afternoon.