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[bk]

Have no idea where my umbrella might be.

[Freddie]

Another night of weird dreams. I was selling things owned by celebrities that were weirdly being paired off. People wanted to buy things from, say, Sondheim, but they were somehow being pressured to pay $4 more for something from,say, Jose Ferrer. If they didn’t know what to do with the Ferrer item, I would tell them to throw it away. Apparently we had people taking that item out of the trash and reselling it.

That could feel like a nice dream if you're the seller.

[Freddie]

Oh, and finally - RAIN.

Did someone leave a cake out in the rain, though?

[elmore3003]

Were there vibes in Wonderful Town?

I'm guessing maybe in Swing! or the Dance at the Village Vortex. I don't have a score to check.

[Jane]

Thank you twice DR George.

[Jane]

George, thanks for the Wordle congrats.

[Jane]

Wordle 1,578 4/6

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Very good.

[Jane]

I was just about to post this last night, but the day got locked.  Anyway, here it is:

I haven’t decided what Diane Keaton movie to watch next.

Former DR Edisaurus posted on FB a song that Diane Keaton sang on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson.  This video is the whole interview.  Jump to about 13:10 to see the song:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bX6gPd8ohzc

She was only 26 years old in this clip!

I watched that wonderful clip.

[Laura]

Good morning.

[Laura]

Not a cloud in the sky today. Cool. But humid. I think we're done with rain for a while. We need to let that water soak into the ground.

[Laura]

Grandson got a bike for his birthday. So today Grandpa and I are going out to buy a helmet.

[Rodzinski]

Lionel Hampton was a musical contributor to the Louis Armstrong, Benny Goodman 1939 Broadway Shakespeare jazz flop, Swingin’ the Dream, so from this we might guess that the show had a vibraphone.

[John G.]

Lionel Hampton was a musical contributor to the Louis Armstrong, Benny Goodman 1939 Broadway Shakespeare jazz flop, Swingin’ the Dream, so from this we might guess that the show had a vibraphone.

I saw Lionel Hampton once in concert. It was a fundraiser for a small theater in upstate New York. There was a storm beforehand and double rainbows in the sky. Everyone was outside to see the rainbows. Everyone including Hampton. Great day.

[Rodzinski]

That’s really cool.

[John G.]

Kenny Burrell, an extraordinary jazz guitarist, was on the board of the theater and got Hampton to play.

Trivia: Before he was known, Burrell played in the jazz band in The Nervous Set.

[Rodzinski]

Kenny has a really good Christmas LP.

[Jane]

Grandson got a bike for his birthday. So today Grandpa and I are going out to buy a helmet.

Great gift.  Does he know how to ride a bike or will he be learning once he has a helmet?

[bk]

Back from a nice breakfast and then some errands.

[Jrand75]

Lovely day today weather wise.

[John G.]

Stirring from a nap.

[John G.]

But almost too hot to move.

[John G.]

But not too hot to move us on.

[John G.]

A friend gave me a bag of DVDs today.

[John G.]

Some titles are good.

[John G.]

Others are horror and things like a Mortal Kombat movie.

[John G.]

I need to go through them.

[John G.]

I also want to make a green grape pie.

[John G.]

I have many variations on the recipe.

[John G.]

So. Which will it be?

[John G.]

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