Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on November 08, 2025, 12:10:53 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were both bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, and now it is time for you to post until the bright-eyed and bushy-tailed cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: REGALE!
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And now - Dino at the piano.
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Well, this is real!
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Who'da thunk it?? :D
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Good morning, all!
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I was up at 5:30 to be ready for an Amazon Fresh delivery between 6:00 and 8:00am. Today's delivery arrived at 6:15!
Oy! They have never been this early.
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It took about 30 minutes to go through the bags and find the ones going into the refrigerator or freezer, and I put those items away. Everything else sits on the floor awaiting my attention. Annabelle, Thatch, and Stella romped as I roamed through the bags.
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That NY State refund really saved our lives.
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What I hate about the Joy Machine release: no information beyond the song titles; the booklet assembled in 2024 for a possible release included photos of my grandmother's Appalachian farm and family, notes on who sings what and who wrote what. Our producer made this decision to go with Joy Machine but if I knew anything beyond "they're a new company," or4 that there was no CD release, I would have fought against going with them.
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Much as I am quite proud of my work on the show Moonshine & Mistletoe, the recording has een a pain my my butt since Day One of the recording in April 2017. I had urged our producer then to hire BK to produce and release the recording, but he went with the lady who produces those annual Broadway shows sing carols recordings. Nice lady, but . . .
The sessions were not pleasant. Our egineer thought we were doing a bona fide bluegrass alpbum, and badmouthed loudly every one of my arrangements; the producer never told him to STFU. I hated every moment I was there. I wanted to say to him, if you pulled this on a Sondheim show, your little arrogant ass would be out of here so fast.
The producer sat on the recording for years, giving other matters a priority, and then we were suddenlt on for a 2024 release that curiously never happened, and now it's out, and I can finally comment on what hell it's been for the past 8.5 years between recording and release. I am proud of the band, the cast, and my work. I think it's a good show, and I hope it leads to performances.
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BK, I agree with you about a Sondheim moratorium on Sweeney Todd, Sunday in thew Park, and Into the Woods.
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I love the poster! It has such flair. Are those schmoos?
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My mother's two most often quotes were these:
1. It's as easy to fall in love with a rich man as well as a poor one.
She never followed this advice; we grew up dirt poor.
2. You'll go to hell for lying, same as you will for stealing.
Donald Trump will never get to heaven!
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Good morning, all.
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I let Rosemary's Baby on TCM gently lull me to sleep last night.
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Much as I am quite proud of my work on the show Moonshine & Mistletoe, the recording has een a pain my my butt since Day One of the recording in April 2017. I had urged our producer then to hire BK to produce and release the recording, but he went with the lady who produces those annual Broadway shows sing carols recordings. Nice lady, but . . .
The sessions were not pleasant. Our egineer thought we were doing a bona fide bluegrass alpbum, and badmouthed loudly every one of my arrangements; the producer never told him to STFU. I hated every moment I was there. I wanted to say to him, if you pulled this on a Sondheim show, your little arrogant ass would be out of here so fast.
The producer sat on the recording for years, giving other matters a priority, and then we were suddenlt on for a 2024 release that curiously never happened, and now it's out, and I can finally comment on what hell it's been for the past 8.5 years between recording and release. I am proud of the band, the cast, and my work. I think it's a good show, and I hope it leads to performances.
Still, congratulations on such good things happening in 2024 and 2025:
in 2024, the ballet (with your being interviewed in the Times Arts & Leisure section - wow to that!) and then the credit in the Broadway GYPSY Playbill;
and in 2025, the book being released, and the CD being released.
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Snow on Monday THEY say.
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Today I shall finish THE INVENTION OF SOUND.
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Good morning, friends.
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And others.
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I have nothing to report.
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Yes that is a NICE poster.
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Shut up or I'll give you something to really cry about!
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Don't threaten me with a good time.
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Jumpin' Jehosaphat on little green wheels!
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Still waters run deep.
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Asking for a friend.
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Notes backloaded. Dug.
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I blame Tiler Peck.
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Or Jose.
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PAGE TWO!!
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We had a family phrase meant to keep us in line at supper: “Sing at the table, cry in your sleep.”
Seems a bit harsh now.
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We had a family phrase meant to keep us in line at supper: “Sing at the table, cry in your sleep.”
Seems a bit harsh now.
Is that a similar concept to "Don't cry out loud, just keep it inside, and learn how to hide your feelings"
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Good morning, all.
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BK, I agree with you about a Sondheim moratorium on Sweeney Todd, Sunday in thew Park, and Into the Woods.
And mediocre productions of Company and Follies.
All Road Show all the time in between.
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Yesterday it was 91. Today, it will reach 89.
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I'm up, I'm up - unfortunately, I was up most of the night. I think I got four hours of sleep.
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Not Shmoos - dancing kidneys.
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I think I got four hours of sleep.
Yikes! Not nearly enough.
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Yesterday it was 91. Today, it will reach 89.
Highs today in the low 30s here.
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I am writing a new hymn verse for the DH's choir to sing on Christmas Eve.
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I am writing a new hymn verse for the DH's choir to sing on Christmas Eve.
Is it a Jewish service? Non-denominational?
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This is to an existing tune.
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Much as I am quite proud of my work on the show Moonshine & Mistletoe, the recording has een a pain my my butt since Day One of the recording in April 2017. I had urged our producer then to hire BK to produce and release the recording, but he went with the lady who produces those annual Broadway shows sing carols recordings. Nice lady, but . . .
The sessions were not pleasant. Our egineer thought we were doing a bona fide bluegrass alpbum, and badmouthed loudly every one of my arrangements; the producer never told him to STFU. I hated every moment I was there. I wanted to say to him, if you pulled this on a Sondheim show, your little arrogant ass would be out of here so fast.
The producer sat on the recording for years, giving other matters a priority, and then we were suddenlt on for a 2024 release that curiously never happened, and now it's out, and I can finally comment on what hell it's been for the past 8.5 years between recording and release. I am proud of the band, the cast, and my work. I think it's a good show, and I hope it leads to performances.
Still, congratulations on such good things happening in 2024 and 2025:
in 2024, the ballet (with your being interviewed in the Times Arts & Leisure section - wow to that!) and then the credit in the Broadway GYPSY Playbill;
and in 2025, the book being released, and the CD being released.
Thanks for reminding me I've had many good things happen. Sadly, I'm still making no money off any of them!
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No, he is the music director at both a Lutheran church and a synagogue. This is for the church.
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I am writing a new hymn verse for the DH's choir to sing on Christmas Eve.
I thought he worked with a synagogue?
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The Moonshine and Mistletoe thing was very frustrating. I did not begin last year, it began in 2022. I said I'd do it. Then people said oh but we have to edit this and we have to edit that and who should write the liner notes and on and on. I have no emails from 2023 at all. Last year, they finally got me everything we needed, but too late to get it out by Christmas. I put it all in the works a few weeks ago so we could get it out in time. No one wrote me, no one said boo about another label and let me tell you had this actually gone to booklet print and pressing CDs - well...
As I said, I'm glad it's out. If the sell some copies good on them. It was never going to be a big seller for us or a medium seller either. I would have been lucky to get the print and pressing money back. Believe me, I've been doing this for thirty-two years now, I know how it works. I did that thing called Love Quirks because they were so persistent - they paid for everything but the print and pressing. Well, how many do you suppose we've sold because I can tell you it's under thirty copies, may be under twenty. They promised lots of productions and to purchase lots of CDs at the artist's rate. They bought one box of fifty, I think. We're still very much in the hole for it.
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I have to be on my way to the theater in twenty minutes.
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Not sure what we'll do today.
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DR Kevin, thanks for the congrats last night.
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DR Kevin, five is still ok, better than six ;)
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DR George, I thought you might not have an air fryer.
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George, thanks for the very cool last night.
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just learned that my friend, lighting designer Alan Blacher, died on Thursday from Parkinson's Disease. I'd known Alan for 46 years; he was the husband of my friend Peter Clem, with whom I'd done summer theatre in 1971. Alan worked as a lighting designer for All My Children for years. They retired and left Manhattan around 10 years ago, and when we said goodbye, I couldn't believe how badly the disease had hit Alan. Ths photo is from 2023. Alan is on the right.
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1170359/?ref_=fn_t_1
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I'm sorry to hear about this loss, DR Elmore.
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Believe me, I've been doing this for thirty-two years now, I know how it works. I did that thing called Love Quirks because they were so persistent - they paid for everything but the print and pressing. Well, how many do you suppose we've sold because I can tell you it's under thirty copies, may be under twenty. They promised lots of productions and to purchase lots of CDs at the artist's rate. They bought one box of fifty, I think. We're still very much in the hole for it.
"Love Quirks" was IIRC one of the last CDs our LLC got involved with, just as Covid closings were hitting, in March 2020.
Too bad that CD sales weren't better; of course, I assume had their London production moved to the West End, it would have generated a lot more CD sales.
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Well, this is real!
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Who'da thunk it?? :D
Congratulations!
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We had a family phrase meant to keep us in line at supper: “Sing at the table, cry in your sleep.”
Seems a bit harsh now.
I love it.
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Sorry about your loss, DR elmore3003.
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Thanks for sharing the photo DR ELMORE.
Sorry about your friend.
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I keep writing The Invention of Sound - the name of the movie is actually The History of Sound.
I liked it.....
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Very close to millstone.
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Rehearsal vibes for MR BK & Co.
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just learned that my friend, lighting designer Alan Blacher, died on Thursday from Parkinson's Disease. I'd known Alan for 46 years; he was the husband of my friend Peter Clem, with whom I'd done summer theatre in 1971. Alan worked as a lighting designer for All My Children for years. They retired and left Manhattan around 10 years ago, and when we said goodbye, I couldn't believe how badly the disease had hit Alan. Ths photo is from 2023. Alan is on the right.
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1170359/?ref_=fn_t_1
:( Condolences on your loss, Larry.
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Very close to millstone.
Millstone congratulations, DR Jrand!
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We had a family phrase meant to keep us in line at supper: “Sing at the table, cry in your sleep.”
Seems a bit harsh now.
Is that a similar concept to "Don't cry out loud, just keep it inside, and learn how to hide your feelings"
Yes, except just at the table. Crying aloud elsewhere was sanctioned, though not celebrated.
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Recalling calmer, easier times - and celebrating the birthday week of "Carolina in the Morning" writer Gus Kahn -
From 2012 - "Nothing Makes me Gladder Than To Be an All-That-Chatter in the Morning"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iahkfqVVUD4
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Mel Brooks’ The History of the Sound Pt. 1
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I am writing a new hymn verse for the DH's choir to sing on Christmas Eve.
Nice.
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Congratulations, JRand!
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Sorry for your loss, Elmore.
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Made a wholly different type of grape pie. It’s like a vanilla pudding with grapes. The filling is good.
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I actually don’t understand the business model. People either want physical media because they like that and want the info and printed content that comes with it, or they want to stream it, which anyone with a streaming service can do. Content producers can somewhat easily upload to a streaming service themselves. Does this “label” then take a share of the meager streaming royalties? Maybe ok if they’re providing promotional efforts. But do they even make the liner notes downloadable? There’s much I may be missing.
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Sheena Easton performing in California just last month - Her baby still takes the morning train
Sheena Easton “Morning Train (Nine to Five)” @ Yoshi’s Oakland, CA -10/19/25
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQTVqQmOQVc&list=RDHQTVqQmOQVc&start_radio=1
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Made a wholly different type of grape pie. It’s like a vanilla pudding with grapes. The filling is good.
That sounds amazing! Yum!
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I actually don’t understand the business model. People either want physical media because they like that and want the info and printed content that comes with it, or they want to stream it, which anyone with a streaming service can do. Content producers can somewhat easily upload to a streaming service themselves. Does this “label” then take a share of the meager streaming royalties? Maybe ok if they’re providing promotional efforts. But do they even make the liner notes downloadable? There’s much I may be missing.
BK will (hopefully) weigh in on this!
But aren't (very roughly) 95% of all newly-recorded show CDs these days about generating interest in the show rather than about CD sales?
If at a networking event, it feels much more legitimate to hand someone a copy of your show's CD rather than a booklet or calling card with a link.
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I will say on Spotify, my streaming service of choice, there is a photo of a child on a horse. Perhaps a young Larry?
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I will say on Spotify, my streaming service of choice, there is a photo of a child on a horse. Perhaps a young Larry?
That's DJ Salisbury, my co-creator. Spotify lists tge singers but nothing about the creative staff, still more than Amazon.com offered.
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Much as I am quite proud of my work on the show Moonshine & Mistletoe, the recording has een a pain my my butt since Day One of the recording in April 2017. I had urged our producer then to hire BK to produce and release the recording, but he went with the lady who produces those annual Broadway shows sing carols recordings. Nice lady, but . . .
The sessions were not pleasant. Our egineer thought we were doing a bona fide bluegrass alpbum, and badmouthed loudly every one of my arrangements; the producer never told him to STFU. I hated every moment I was there. I wanted to say to him, if you pulled this on a Sondheim show, your little arrogant ass would be out of here so fast.
The producer sat on the recording for years, giving other matters a priority, and then we were suddenlt on for a 2024 release that curiously never happened, and now it's out, and I can finally comment on what hell it's been for the past 8.5 years between recording and release. I am proud of the band, the cast, and my work. I think it's a good show, and I hope it leads to performances.
Still, congratulations on such good things happening in 2024 and 2025:
in 2024, the ballet (with your being interviewed in the Times Arts & Leisure section - wow to that!) and then the credit in the Broadway GYPSY Playbill;
and in 2025, the book being released, and the CD being released.
Super Ditto to everything that Fred said, Larry! ;D
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Love the poster, BK!
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The Moonshine and Mistletoe thing was very frustrating. I did not begin last year, it began in 2022. I said I'd do it. Then people said oh but we have to edit this and we have to edit that and who should write the liner notes and on and on. I have no emails from 2023 at all. Last year, they finally got me everything we needed, but too late to get it out by Christmas. I put it all in the works a few weeks ago so we could get it out in time. No one wrote me, no one said boo about another label and let me tell you had this actually gone to booklet print and pressing CDs - well...
As I said, I'm glad it's out. If the sell some copies good on them. It was never going to be a big seller for us or a medium seller either. I would have been lucky to get the print and pressing money back. Believe me, I've been doing this for thirty-two years now, I know how it works. I did that thing called Love Quirks because they were so persistent - they paid for everything but the print and pressing. Well, how many do you suppose we've sold because I can tell you it's under thirty copies, may be under twenty. They promised lots of productions and to purchase lots of CDs at the artist's rate. They bought one box of fifty, I think. We're still very much in the hole for it.
That's really too bad. As Sondheim wrote, "So many possibilities." :-\
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DR George, I thought you might not have an air fryer.
I didn't, but Shelly does, so I now do. :)
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George, thanks for the very cool last night.
You're very welcome, Jane!
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just learned that my friend, lighting designer Alan Blacher, died on Thursday from Parkinson's Disease. I'd known Alan for 46 years; he was the husband of my friend Peter Clem, with whom I'd done summer theatre in 1971. Alan worked as a lighting designer for All My Children for years. They retired and left Manhattan around 10 years ago, and when we said goodbye, I couldn't believe how badly the disease had hit Alan. Ths photo is from 2023. Alan is on the right.
https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1170359/?ref_=fn_t_1
(https://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=8140.0;attach=27822)
I'm so sorry, Larry. My condolences to you and Alan's husband. :(
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Well, this is real!
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Who'da thunk it?? :D
Congratulations!
Thanks, Jane!
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Very close to millstone.
And here it is! Congrats, Jrand!
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Thanks DR GEORGE.
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DR JANE my sister's plane was even a few minute early!
I am glad she is home.
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DR JANE my sister's plane was even a few minute early!
I am glad she is home.
Great news, Jrand!
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Recalling calmer, easier times - and celebrating the birthday week of "Carolina in the Morning" writer Gus Kahn -
From 2012 - "Nothing Makes me Gladder Than To Be an All-That-Chatter in the Morning"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iahkfqVVUD4
That's great, Freddie!
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Recalling calmer, easier times - and celebrating the birthday week of "Carolina in the Morning" writer Gus Kahn -
From 2012 - "Nothing Makes me Gladder Than To Be an All-That-Chatter in the Morning"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iahkfqVVUD4
That's great, Freddie!
Thanks, George!
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Sheena Easton performing in California just last month - Her baby still takes the morning train
Sheena Easton “Morning Train (Nine to Five)” @ Yoshi’s Oakland, CA -10/19/25
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQTVqQmOQVc&list=RDHQTVqQmOQVc&start_radio=1
She still sounds great!
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Oh, look! It's Page Four!
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Thanks DR GEORGE.
You're welcome, Jrand!
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On Keith's 800th Wordle streak he got it in one :)
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Very close to millstone.
And here it is! Congrats, Jrand!
Congrats DR Jrand!
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DR JANE my sister's plane was even a few minute early!
I am glad she is home.
That's great.
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November 7th: 4% of flights must be canceled.
November 11th: The cancellation rate increases to 6%.
November 13th: The cancellation rate is to be 8%.
November 14th and onwards: The cancellation rate will be 10%.
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So sad and so unnecessary.
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Congrats to KEITH.
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In a bit I shall watch the movie PLAINCLOTHES about a policeman whose job it is to trap gay men in a sting.....
Russell Tovey stars as one of his victims who he develops a crush on.....
Just another day in paradise.
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Last week's SNL did have a funny skit about the Trumps and the Property Bros. at the White House.
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On Keith's 800th Wordle streak he got it in one :)
Wow!
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So sad and so unnecessary.
:(
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Congrats to KEITH.
Thanks.
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On Keith's 800th Wordle streak he got it in one :)
Wow!
Yup :)
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My mother had an expression that I loved, and still say today though only quietly in my head. If we left the chair pulled away from the table she said "You left the devil sitting in your chair".
To see chairs left out is one of my pet peeves. It really is rude, left out people either have to maneuver around the chair, and someone else eventually has to push it back in.
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My mother had an expression that I loved, and still say today though only quietly in my head. If we left the chair pulled away from the table she said "You left the devil sitting in your chair".
To see chairs left out is one of my pet peeves. It really is rude, left out people either have to maneuver around the chair, and someone else eventually has to push it back in.
You and Mrs Rodz would get along well.
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Well, this is real!
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Who'da thunk it?? :D
Congratulations!!
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Very close to millstone.
And here it is! Congrats, Jrand!
Congratulations, Jack!
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Sorry to have been E& T so long
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It's been an exhausting and frustrating few months
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I am much too familiar with the workings and staff of the local ER for my liking
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The same goes for a local therapeutic rehabilitation facility
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My mother is back home after suffering a couple of broken ribs and a broken sternum from a fall
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I spent a lot of time in waiting rooms spending my outrage on political events
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Of course this was just when thinhs began to crank up at work
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I've been exhausted for weeks and not very good company so you were well rid of me
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But I have missed you all and hope you are doing well
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But I have missed you all and hope you are doing well
You were very much missed.
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Good evening!
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Nice to see you on HHW, DR vixmom!
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Well, this is real!
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Who'da thunk it?? :D
That's wonderful, DR George!
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I'm sorry about your friend, DR Elmore
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Congrats on your milestone, DR Jrand75!
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On Keith's 800th Wordle streak he got it in one :)
Wow, that's fantastic!
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As for me, I got Wordle in 3.
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DR Kevin, thanks for the congrats last night.
You're welcome!
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DR Kevin, five is still ok, better than six ;)
True!
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Congratulations, DR Jrand75, on your lofty new perch in the HHW firmament!!!
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Green grape pie
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Apparently it was good. People devoured it.
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Think of vanilla pudding with grapes in it.
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Good to see you, DR vixmom. Hope things turn around for you and yours. Falls at that are are so dangerous.
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Watched half of Fingers. I could never buy Harvey Keitel as a pianist, so the movie never worked for me. I sped to the end.
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Hugs for Vixmom. You have been missed.
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Today I saw an interesting technique for cooking a large number of eggs in an instant pot when you just need chopped egg:
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Now watching the second disc of the Springsteen concert video. He does an excellent version of Stephen Foster’s Hard Times (Come Again No More).
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Interesting take on the eggs. Would make egg salad easier to make.
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Green grape pie
Great pie!
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The reaction to the pie surprised me.
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Good night, friends.
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And others.
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Welcome, Vixmom!
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Three hours into this concert and the energy hasn’t flagged for a second. The last hour, of course, was the best.
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I’ve been fortunate enough to see Springsteen seven times on concert.
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That’s the second most I’ve seen anyone.
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The most is k.d. lang. I’ve seen her at least eight times.
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Let’s move on …
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In one …
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Six!
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Well, I'm here, that much we can say.
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Rehearsal was fun and we have a new gal - she looks miserable but I think she'll be fine. She worked backstage on Drat and we all liked her.
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But, you know, she arrived, we threw her onstage and put her in all the numbers, so that's a hard first day. I also finally had my two actors who are in the show that's opening and that was a pleasure. I got them blocked into everything, too.
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I did the act two finale except for the last ten seconds.
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Finished at one and three of us went to the Coral Cafe. I had almost no voice due to four hours of sleep, but it was nice to sit and have a meal.
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I'd been craving their great patty melt (onions but raw) and it was great and a patty melt. Along with some fries. I got a piece of coconut cream pie for later.
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I stopped at the mail place and picked up packages - the Levin Estate finally returned my Drat! The Cat! charts. I honestly thought they were just going to keep them, it was taking so long. I'll have to lug all that back to storage.
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When I got home, I had lots of e-mails to answer and I did.
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Then somewhere around four I had to just sit on the couch. I turned on the Firestick, went to YouTube and about two minutes later was out like a light. Next thing I knew it was six.
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Had a telephonic conversation and then went back to the couch, went out like a light, and the next thing I knew it was nine.
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And here we are.
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No movie tonight, clearly.
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Sorry to hear about elmore's friend.
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Streaming vs physical. On Love Quirks, I didn't want the bother of streaming - I let them keep that. It's just not enough money to care about on that kind of thing.
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I knew about the London production - you'd have thought they would have bought a few CDs to sell in the lobby - not one copy.
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They must be sending out mp3s rather than CDs to try and drum up interest. Well, good luck. The entire POINT of doing the CD was to have a physical thing to send to people. But I'm not them and other than using its composer in a couple of Sami episodes, I have had zero contact with anyone involved in that show.
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About to have pie and pill three.
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Pie and Pill Three - that's the title of my next novel, a tale of intrigue in a dystopian future, where the president is a former TV host and failed businessman who's in his fifth term. The military patrol the streets and US citizens are arrested regularly if they look askance and sent to live out their lives in a detention center built in the middle of Pomona. It's a chilling novel of a world run amok and awry - but it couldn't happen - could it?
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Page six.
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In cast anyone was wondering.
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I certainly was.
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I guess I needed to sleep.
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Good night, all.
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What?
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Say what?
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Well, this is real!
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Who'da thunk it?? :D
Congratulations!!
Thanks, Vixmom!
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One post since 9:45?
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What?
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How can it be?
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Still on page six?
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Well, at least we turned the page.
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But still.
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Still and all.
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New notes are up.
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Up are new notes.
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My mother is back home after suffering a couple of broken ribs and a broken sternum from a fall
~~~Continued Recovery Vibes for VixGran!!~~~
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I've seen them.
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I've read them.
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But I have missed you all and hope you are doing well
You were very much missed.
DITTO!!
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I wrote them.
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Well, this is real!
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Who'da thunk it?? :D
That's wonderful, DR George!
Thanks, Kevin!
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As for me, I got Wordle in 3.
That's great, Kevin!
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Green grape pie
(https://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=8140.0;attach=27825)
Oh, my! :D
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Today I saw an interesting technique for cooking a large number of eggs in an instant pot when you just need chopped egg:
(https://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=8140.0;attach=27827)
Very interesting, Singdaw. I think I'm going to have to forward this to a couple of people. :)
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Interesting take on the eggs. Would make egg salad easier to make.
Definitely.
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I’ve been fortunate enough to see Springsteen seven times on concert.
Very cool!