Haines His Way
Haines His Way => Daily Discussions => Topic started by: bk on December 23, 2025, 12:15:43 AM
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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were surreal, and now it is time for you to post until the surreal cows come home.
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And the word of the day is: MOXIE!
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From yesterday:
Thanks, Jane and Kevin, for the Wordle compliments!
Congrats on your Wordle scores, Kevin and Vixmom and Keith and Laura!
And a Happy Birthday to William F. Orr!
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Happy birthday, William F. Orr!
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George, it was fun to hear about the sing-along you went to!
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And what a relief that nothing bad happened with that tilting tree! Hoping a good tree stand can be doubt.
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vixmom, how lovely to read about your day in Manhattan!
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And that it was posted vixmom-style, too, was delightful!
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TOD: One set I really enjoyed was not opulent at all, the set for the play SOME AMERICANS ABROAD, where (at least on Broadway at Lincoln Center) at the top of the show all the settings for the scenes within the play were suspended from the ceiling, and as the play progressed, the setting for that scene came down from the ceiling. The scenic design even got a Tony nomination without being opulent.
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Good morning, all!
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I was in bed by 7:45 last night, and the alarm rang at 5:00 this morning. I'm mentally and physically good for about four hours of work these days, and I'm mentally better in the morning, so my current work schedule is. hopefully 8:00am to 12:30pm. On Christmas day, I will work longer,mainly because I need to spend 3 hours or so sometime between the 26th and 28th doing much needed laundry.
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DR vixmom, your Sunday in Manhattan sounds wonderful. What was the event at Town Hall you attended?
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DR George, I think the sing-along Messiah sounds like such fun, but I have some logistic questions:
Is there an orchestra?
Are there soloists?
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BK, I love the painting! It reminded me of some of the prep artwork for Disney animated films from the 1940s and 50s.
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I must get on with my day.
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Good morning.
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Good morning, all.
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I've been awake since 5:00 am and finally got up at 6:30.
Coffee!!
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The sN*wF*ll has already begun, so there's a dusting on everything. We're to get one to two inches between now and early afternoon.
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Today I'm taking my DIL and Grandson shopping. Should be a madhouse.
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That is indeed a wonderful painting, and I hope BK is successful in finding out who the recipients were.
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Tomorrow's rain has been rescheduled to tonight, which is ok with me.
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Irving and Vanessa are perfect character names. What do you think? Play or musical? Oh, let's go all the way.
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Elmore we went to see a Prairie Home Companion Christmas
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That sounded like a perfect day, vixmom.
I wonder what went wrong. :D
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Elmore we went to see a Prairie Home Companion Christmas
I remember your mentioning that now! I'm so happy you had a good time
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Today is the fifth anniversary of Rebecca Luker's death. This is my favorite live recording of her.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yd5ga0G6Fs&list=RD9yd5ga0G6Fs&start_radio=1
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Good morning, friends.
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I am not caught up yet.
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PAGE TWO
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But the dinner party was a great success.
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The only "mishap" was that afterward, I realized I forgot to put the cheese in when I was assembling the potato dish.
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But it still came out OK.
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But the dinner party was a great success.
Fabulous!
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Good morning, all.
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Happy Noche de los Rabanos! May all your radishes be bright!
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Vixmom, you do sound as if you had the perfect day yesterday. Thanks for sharing.
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The cheese stands alone.
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Great painting in the notes!
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Sign of the Pagan was of course the first film of Ms. Allison Hayes under her U-I contract.....although Francis Joins The Wacs made later was released first.
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I enjoyed reading about DR VIXMOM's day and DR GEORGE's day.
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Most excellent painting in the notes!
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DR William F. Orr,
(https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/815AkVCDQ6L._AC_UF894,1000_QL80_.jpg)
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Very good.
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From yesterday:
Thanks, Jane and Kevin, for the Wordle compliments!
You are welcome.
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From yesterday:
Congrats on your Wordle scores, Kevin and Vixmom and Keith and Laura!
Thank you.
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Congratulations.
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DR Vixmom the holiday train sounds like great fun.
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In fact, your day in the city before the show sounds delightful.
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Vixmom, I have very happy for you and your much needed perfect day.
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Today I'm taking my DIL and Grandson shopping. Should be a madhouse.
I would not want to shop today. Good luck.
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Tomorrow's rain has been rescheduled to tonight, which is ok with me.
Definately. Enjoy clear weather while you shop.
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But the dinner party was a great success.
Excellent.
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The only "mishap" was that afterward, I realized I forgot to put the cheese in when I was assembling the potato dish.
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But it still came out OK.
I'm not surprised.
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Happy Noche de los Rabanos! May all your radishes be bright!
We were originally going to go to Oaxaca for Noche de los Rabanos. I wanted to go in December, plus we couldn't get a hotel room for Day of the Dead, and then the hotel wrote to say they had a couple of rooms available so we switched our plans.
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Happy Orr-Day!
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Known also as Christmas Eve Eve.
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TOD: For some reason I really loved the set for Proof. Was just a very realistic house. I could stare at it all day.
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Page Thrice.
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Congratulations, Rodzinski, on your marvelous millstone, passing post #14,000!
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I did it! I couldn’t do it without all of you fine people though.
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Don't forget to thank the little people, Billy Barty, Mickey Rooney
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Don't forget to thank the little people, Billy Barty, Mickey Rooney
Clark Griswold...
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I spent many years at Actors Theater of Louisville as both patron and usher. Their sets were a wonderful mix of realistic and representational. For Morning’s at Seven, the kitchens had running water, plus realistic trees. For The Play’s the Thing, it was art deco sleekness, a chaise longue bathed in warm light. A Christmas Carol changed every year, my favorite incorporating a giant book through which the characters came to life.
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I think the first set that really impressed me was Oliver Smith's set for Hello Dolly! The show was a wonderful musical, to begin with, but that set moved, danced, folded, unfolded; it was truly amazing.
Smith's work was always amazing: I saw the original productions of The Sound of Music, Camelot, and Hello, Dolly, all designed by Smith. The Sound of Music didn't impress me, Camelot was really gorgeous, but Hello Dolly was the first show I saw with a set that was more than painted drops.
Boris Aronson's sets for Follies were also amazing. If anyone ever needs a designer for this show, the first question for any designer in interview for the job should be how to get from a ruined theater to Loveland and back again.
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That last, pathetic revival of Follieswith Bernadette Peters had a set by a nincompoop.
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Known also as Christmas Eve Eve.
Also the day I finally gave birth to a baby boy after four and a half days of labor pains.
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OK, so they said much of that was false labor, sorry hard pains 20 minutes apart didn't feel false to me ;D
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I'm up, I'm up - ten hours of sleep.
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A lovely bouquet of flowers arrived from the Pogues.
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Ten hours, lovely.
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We have a high winds warning for tomorrow. I hope it doesn't happen.
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I agree about the sets for Hello, Dolly! Amazing. Others from that era that I really liked were Sean Kenney's Stop the World set - only because of its simplicity, no front curtain, and the way it functioned. Also, from 1965 and Mr. Oliver Smith, the set for Time of the Baraccudas, the out of town tryout here at the Huntington Hartford - absolutely brilliant and I don't know how they did it, really. Act one went from an apartment, to a graveyard funeral, to a two-floor Swiss chalet rigged with all kinds of special effects and breakaways. Genius.
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Other sets I loved: The Odd Couple - just a great old-fashioned unit set. Oh Dad, Poor Dad and Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. And of course, Boris Aronson's amazing sets for Cabaret, Company, Follies, A Little Night Music.
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Tony Walton's perfect set for Grand Hotel.
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I was never impressed by the biggies like Les Miz or Sunset Blvd. - but Phantom was an amazing set.
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I think one of the failures, one of several, of Smile were the awful sets.
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Also, Tony Walton's Will Rogers Follies functioned perfectly for that show, but Tony was a genius in all things.
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TOD: I'll go with the set for Sunday in the Park with George. Though I just saw the Broadway production on TV, that's the first time I really remember a set from a show.
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Currently at Denver airport en route to Baltimore. They recently opened a branch of one of my favorite Boulder restaurants here and it was very good.
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Currently at Denver airport en route to Baltimore. They recently opened a branch of one of my favorite Boulder restaurants here and it was very good.
Safe and smooth travels, MichaelG!
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Travel vibes for DR MICHAELG
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Congrats to DR RODZINSKI on his millstone.
Ancient Chinese secret eh?
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Page 4 before 5 p.m. sounds like a worthy goal
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What's the point of a goal you can't meet?
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It could happen
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One more
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PAGE 4
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Currently at Denver airport en route to Baltimore. They recently opened a branch of one of my favorite Boulder restaurants here and it was very good.
In the airport, that was lucky for you. Have a safe and fun trip.
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Congratulations, Rodzinski, on your marvelous millstone, passing post #14,000!
I missed that. Congratulations!
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Keith got Wordle in two :)
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I actually slept last night making that the third night of sleep in a row. As a result my energy returned today and my eyes are functioning fairly well. Thus I am finishing all of the work I have left on my desk to complete. It feels good to be functioning :)
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I actually slept last night making that the third night of sleep in a row. As a result my energy returned today and my eyes are functioning fairly well. Thus I am finishing all of the work I have left on my desk to complete. It feels good to be functioning :)
Wonderful news, Jane!
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Thanks. I just accomplished more ;D
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~~~SAFE & EASY TRAVEL VIBES~~~ for DR MichaelG!!!
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Congratulations, DR Rodzinski, on your lofty new perch in the HHW firmament!!!
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Thanks for letting us live through you vicariously, DR vixmom!
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I have six sleeps until I have to go back to work!
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I will be singing in the DH's church choir for services tomorrow night.
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I'll be listening to the Festival of 9 Lessons & Carols tomorrow morning from King's College, Cambridge.
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My DH's birthday is the 26th, and we've been invited to a dinner party to celebrate him.
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Overall, looking forward to a nice string of pleasant and relaxing days.
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I will be singing in the DH's church choir for services tomorrow night.
Enjoy your evening.
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My DH's birthday is the 26th, and we've been invited to a dinner party to celebrate him.
This is nice. Have a good evening celebrating him.
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Good evening.
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I will be singing in the DH's church choir for services tomorrow night.
That sounds wonderful, singdaw!
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My DH's birthday is the 26th, and we've been invited to a dinner party to celebrate him.
Happy birthday week to your DH!
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Shopping done. Grandson played with.
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Awww :)
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I'm smiling from DR Laura's post, just as I am about to watch the 60 Minutes episode that CBS pulled. I doubt I will be smiling after watching that.
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Good news DR JANE.....continued health vibes for you.
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DR singdaw you are becoming quite the social animal.
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Just talked to an old longtime theeder friend.....or maybe I should say I listened to him....but it's always interesting to hear the stories.....AGAIN.
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Did I say I bought two Powerball tickets today?
I think I did.
So in about 28 hours I could be a billionaire.....so nobody else needs to buy a ticket.
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Why is it so quiet?
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Meet Me In St. Louis is on TCM right now......
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Good news DR JANE.....continued health vibes for you.
Thank you.
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Just talked to an old longtime theeder friend.....or maybe I should say I listened to him....but it's always interesting to hear the stories.....AGAIN.
;D :)
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Did I say I bought two Powerball tickets today?
I think I did.
So in about 28 hours I could be a billionaire.....so nobody else needs to buy a ticket.
Good luck!
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FIVE!
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That's a great one!
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Just talked to an old longtime theeder friend.....or maybe I should say I listened to him....but it's always interesting to hear the stories.....AGAIN.
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FIVE!
That's a great one!
Thank you.
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The set for Redwood was very clever. It gave the feeling that you were actually in the forest
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That sounded like a perfect day, vixmom.
I wonder what went wrong. :D
I lost my senior citizen reduced fare metrocard that had $24.75 left on it.
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The set for 'Brooklyn Laundry' off Briadway last year was amazing. It revolved and moved between a Brooklyn laundromat, a small NY apartment and a double wide trailer in Pennsylvania, all of which looked authentic.
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I have photos somewhere
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My - there's quite a lot going on in that page turn photo. :)
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:)
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What's the difference between Iron Man and Aluminum Man?
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Iron Man stops the bad guys.
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Aluminum Man just foils their plans.
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George, it was fun to hear about the sing-along you went to!
Thanks, Freddie!
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And what a relief that nothing bad happened with that tilting tree! Hoping a good tree stand can be doubt.
Ditto and Ditto!!
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Good night, friends.
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And others.
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Good luck with the lottery, DR Jrand75!
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DR George, I think the sing-along Messiah sounds like such fun, but I have some logistic questions:
Is there an orchestra?
Are there soloists?
Yes, and yes! The orchestras were the combined Student Orchestras of Greater Olympia (https://studentorchestras.org/). Here's a link with info for the specific performance:
https://studentorchestras.org/event/messiah-sing-along/ (https://studentorchestras.org/event/messiah-sing-along/)
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I posted this picture last night
(https://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=8184.0;attach=28190)
This was while they were warming up before the performance. :)
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Here is one of the soloists:
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I think she was the soprano.
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And here's the curtain call:
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The guy on the left (stage right) in the maroon jacket is the conductor.
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The sN*wF*ll has already begun, so there's a dusting on everything. We're to get one to two inches between now and early afternoon.
I love that song... especially The Manhattan Transfer's version (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1vBmfWw2SKw).
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That is indeed a wonderful painting, and I hope BK is successful in finding out who the recipients were.
Ditto and Ditto!! :D
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Did I say I bought two Powerball tickets today?
I think I did.
So in about 28 hours I could be a billionaire.....so nobody else needs to buy a ticket.
I hope we picked the same numbers…you don’t mind sharing, d’ya?
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That's fantastic, Vixmom! ;D
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Today is the fifth anniversary of Rebecca Luker's death. This is my favorite live recording of her.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9yd5ga0G6Fs&list=RD9yd5ga0G6Fs&start_radio=1
That was lovely, Larry. Thanks for sharing.
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PAGE SIX REBECCA LUKER DANCE!!
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But the dinner party was a great success.
Very good news, Singdaw!
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I enjoyed reading about DR VIXMOM's day and DR GEORGE's day.
Thanks, Jrand!
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Very good.
Thanks, Jane!
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From yesterday:
Congrats on your Wordle scores, Kevin and Vixmom and Keith and Laura!
Thank you.
You're welcome!
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Johnson City
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Obviously that didn’t load right.
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More lights
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A third view
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Today I'm taking my DIL and Grandson shopping. Should be a madhouse.
I would not want to shop today. Good luck.
Today, Shelly and I went to Costco and had a hot dog (for her) and a calzone (for me). Shelly wanted to get a 2-pack of flannel pajama bottoms that my sister wanted, but Costco was totally out of them. Shelly picked out a pajama set instead. Hopefully, my sister will like that.
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Then we went to Fred Meyer for things that still we needed, then I dropped Shelly at home and went back to Fred Meyer for a couple of things that my sister needed and brought those to her.
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Supposedly the lights are so dense, you can see them from outer space.
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While there, I installed a new light fixture over her kitchen sink, but I forgot to take a picture. ::) Then, I finally came home and Shelly is baking chocolate chip cookies with walnuts! One of my most favorites (but they're for Christmas day)! :D
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Supposedly the lights are so dense, you can see them from outer space.
Wow! These are amazing, John!
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Tony Walton's perfect set for Grand Hotel.
TOD: I'll go with the set for Sunday in the Park with George. Though I just saw the Broadway production on TV, that's the first time I really remember a set from a show.
I agree with both of these.
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Happy Orr-Day!
Known also as Christmas Eve Eve.
Tomorrow is the birthday of my friend, Holly Eve! And Christmas Day is my friend Noel's birthday! ;D
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Supposedly the lights are so dense, you can see them from outer space.
Wow! This are amazing, John!
George, do you know how I can rotate that photo?
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My friend Steve and me
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In a park in another part of the city
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Again, sorry.
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And this says it all.
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Congratulations, Rodzinski, on your marvelous millstone, passing post #14,000!
Super Ditto!! And here's the preserved proof (just a few posts late ::) ):
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Congratulations, Rodzinski.
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I spent many years at Actors Theater of Louisville as both patron and usher. Their sets were a wonderful mix of realistic and representational. For Morning’s at Seven, the kitchens had running water, plus realistic trees. For The Play’s the Thing, it was art deco sleekness, a chaise longue bathed in warm light. A Christmas Carol changed every year, my favorite incorporating a giant book through which the characters came to life.
Very cool!
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Known also as Christmas Eve Eve.
Also the day I finally gave birth to a baby boy after four and a half days of labor pains.
Yikes!! :o
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Keith got Wordle in two :)
That's fantastic! Congrats to Keith!
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I actually slept last night making that the third night of sleep in a row. As a result my energy returned today and my eyes are functioning fairly well. Thus I am finishing all of the work I have left on my desk to complete. It feels good to be functioning :)
That's great, Jane!
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Let’s ditch this page
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My DH's birthday is the 26th, and we've been invited to a dinner party to celebrate him.
A Very Happy (early) Birthday to your DH!!
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Uno mas!
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Seven!
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Howdy, Rupert!
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Did I say I bought two Powerball tickets today?
I think I did.
So in about 28 hours I could be a billionaire.....so nobody else needs to buy a ticket.
Good Luck, Jrand!!
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FIVE!
(https://ih1.redbubble.net/image.828808532.2978/flat,750x,075,f-pad,750x1000,f8f8f8.u2.jpg)
Very cute!
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That sounded like a perfect day, vixmom.
I wonder what went wrong. :D
I lost my senior citizen reduced fare metrocard that had $24.75 left on it.
Oh, no! :(
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Supposedly the lights are so dense, you can see them from outer space.
Wow! This are amazing, John!
George, do you know how I can rotate that photo?
I don't know why this happens. :-\
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I cropped it just a tiny bit. Let me see it that makes a difference:
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That worked...weird
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My friend Steve and me
(https://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=8185.0;attach=28203)
Great picture, John!
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In a park in another part of the city
Cropping this worked, too.
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We’ve arrived in Baltimore. I saw Jay Kelly on this flight and enjoyed it much more than bk did.
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Again, sorry.
It's all good. When you click it tap on it, it orients correctly.
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And this says it all.
(https://www.haineshisway.com/smf/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=8185.0;attach=28207)
Very cool!
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I do agree with his hate for Netflix’s ridiculously limited theatrical releases. I would have loved to see this in a theater. But nowadays you blink and it’s gone, if it even plays nearby at all.
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Has anyone else here seen it yet?
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Well, I'd say I did half the cleanup but nothing got taken to the garage because I didn't feel like getting dressed to do so. I think it may have drizzled at some point.
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I had a turkey sandwich for lunch, plus two small latkes.
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That was a nice meal.
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I couldn't take any more of The Long Walk, which should have been called The Long Walk and Endless Talk. That is all it is.
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Gratuitous Post #200!!
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Has anyone else here seen it yet?
Not I.
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Instead I watched some satisfying pit maneuver videos - LA cops rarely get into it with speeding drivers, they're told to back off, to which I say NEVER EVER back off. Other drivers need the lights and sirens as a warning. But other states? They do not mess around and they will pit people going over 100 miles an hour if they think those people are endangering others.
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Also watched more best of Graham Norton clips. I do wonder if he's ever had a guest on who was not having a great time and how he handled it. I read that Timothee Chalemet was on and completely embarrassing. I'll see if I can find that clip.
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I'm truly sick of not feeling well.
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You know, that lingering feeling.
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My sister sent me a couple of pictures of her new light fixture. Here it is with the light on:
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I want that happy feeling.
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At around seven I began doing the tuna pasta salad. I don't know why it took until nine to finish but it did. Well, the pasta, once done, did have to cool down for thirty minutes.
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Anyway, the two batches are done and in the refrigerator. I had to throw out a bunch of stuff from the fridge that's been in there since the year One.
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And here it is with the light off...and you can see a matching tabletop light in the bottom left corner:
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PAGE EIGHT NEW LIGHT FIXTURE DANCE!! ;D
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Listening to the marvelous Robert Russell Bennett violin concerto. We released the old mono radio broadcast performance, but I think this is its first actual recording and it's just great and comes paired with a Vernon Duke violin concerto. It's on Chandos.
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Also watched more best of Graham Norton clips. I do wonder if he's ever had a guest on who was not having a great time and how he handled it. I read that Timothee Chalemet was on and completely embarrassing. I'll see if I can find that clip.
I haven't seen a lot of his interviews, but I've known about him for years, and I've never seen him with a bad interviewee.
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Why am I sweating, for God's sake?
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I mean, I have the heat on but not that much.
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I'm truly sick of not feeling well.
~~~Continued Feel Better Vibes for BK!!~~~
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Evening and thank you all for your kind words on my new posting #!
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BK I’ve been enjoying “It Won’t Hurt to Try It.” Particularly the Georgie Fame version, which has my favorite vocal and arrangement of the ones I heard.
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There used to be a chap in LA who ran tours of infamous spots around the city called the Find a Death Tours. I interviewed him once for a freelance thing, then TPunk and I went on one of his tours. Except nobody else signed up that day, so he just drive us around LA in his jeep. We tried to get into Paramount studios, and it worked. We just wandered around in there. Was kinda crazy. That was also the day we drive by Charo’s house as she was pulling out of her garage.
I’m only reminded of this because the guy had been Graham Norton’s significant other for a few years.
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Congrats on giving birth today, Jane! (In the past)
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Slicing, dicing, and mincing done.
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Listening to music all night.
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The two violin concertos were wonderfully done.
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Mincing the ten garlic cloves was the easiest and fastest it's ever been. Why?
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Because I've been watching a lot of YouTube food preparation videos and watched how they did it. And it worked splendidly. I never used to smash the cloves before dicing and mincing. Smashing is the secret.
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Who knew?
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I did not know.
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An hour has passed.
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In a few minutes it will be the very Eve of Christmas.
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Not to be confused with the very Eve of Arden.
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Arden being one of three towns in Delaware founded on the principles of economist Henry George.
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Henry George, buried in Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery. It is said his funeral procession had millions lining the streets from Grand Central Station to Park Slope Brooklyn.
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Now virtually unknown by all except progressive land tax advocates.
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Will our posts be thus forgotten?
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As we bide our time in the quest for another page?
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Are these writings but tracings on the surface of the sea?
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It is now Christmas Eve.
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Because I've been watching a lot of YouTube food preparation videos and watched how they did it. And it worked splendidly. I never used to smash the cloves before dicing and mincing. Smashing is the secret.
Very cool!
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It is now Christmas Eve.
Merry Eve of Christmas to you, Rodzinski!
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That day of ritual. From the age of 8 onward, we would attend midnight mass on Christmas Eve, freezing in the Indiana cold. My four sisters and I, and my parents, in our wood-paneled station wagon, we’d go the mile or so to St. Mary’s church. Its steeple one of the tallest structures in Lake County.
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On the 8th page of Christmas, my true love gave to me…
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Happy Christmas Eve, G!
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New notes are up.
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Up are new notes.
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I've seen them.
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I've read them.
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I wrote them.
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And it's Christmas Eve.
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I believe.
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I cleave.
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Never grieve.
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Tales we weave.
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We achieve.