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05/25/2019 10:08:44 PM · #601 |
Jo and Lydia .. you have ARTistically created a veritable feast of information .. I am pARTicularly interested in all things shard now ..
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05/25/2019 11:22:43 PM · #602 |
Something different - Shad ITAlian w/linguini and marinara sauce.
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05/25/2019 11:27:10 PM · #603 |
hahaha! Only you, Jo, can come up with that!
You're a PROfessional, for sure!
I'd ask you to go to PROm with me, but... I think we're past that, right?
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05/26/2019 01:15:54 AM · #604 |
i tHINk i'm definitely in the company of professionals .. and i'm laugHINg at your macHINations .. ;)
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05/26/2019 10:34:40 AM · #605 |
This is better than ROMPer Room! (anybody remember that show? hehe)
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05/26/2019 11:42:28 AM · #606 |
I do, Jo! I listened every time to hear if she saw "Lydia" through her magic mirror.
I'm sure I had a rOBE on... or at least my jammies. :D
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05/26/2019 12:15:12 PM · #607 |
I can tell yoU'RE younger than me. I remember the show being on (ran from '53 to '94) but I was already nine in '53 so I don't remember Miss Molly and her magic mirror because the show was geared to a younger crowd. I was just reading about it and what you say is true, kids sat there and waited to hear their names being called. Magic memories for sURE!
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05/26/2019 04:39:32 PM · #608 |
I can iMAGine you grew up in the golden age of radio. :P
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05/26/2019 08:46:32 PM · #609 |
RADio was all we had and I recall going over to my grandparents' to watch their TV. I seem to recall my mother listened to a radio soap opera called The Romance of Helen Trent which aired from 1933 to 1960. I don't know exactly when we got a TV but my aunt never got one (by choice). Her favorite radio show was Garrison Keillor's A Prairie Home Companion.
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05/27/2019 01:13:44 AM · #610 |
Life has since gotten much more COMplicated.
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05/27/2019 11:42:15 AM · #611 |
I listen to a lot of radio -- I find television suffers from a dearth of upLIFting programming these days.
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05/27/2019 12:39:03 PM · #612 |
TV is almost ENTirely commercials, particularly pharmaceuticals. I guess it's a sign of the times.
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05/28/2019 04:35:17 AM · #613 |
You're right and I am sICK of it.
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05/28/2019 05:34:58 AM · #614 |
i DON't know if you have foxtel in america .. but i have abanDONed regular tv for foxtel .. i can record programs and watch what i want .. and fast forward the adverts ..
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05/28/2019 01:01:34 PM · #615 |
Foxtel is available but it's pricey. If I get tired of CNN & MSNBC I just switch to Smooth Jazz on the Music Choice channel. I want to WARn you though.. it's pretty addictive. ;-)
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05/28/2019 01:50:57 PM · #616 |
I've ADDed silence to my environment.
I find that I enjoy it much more than the chatter.
How was your trip,  GeneralE?
I hope you ADDed to your stock of photographs!
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05/28/2019 09:05:40 PM · #617 |
GenE isn't back yet so I'll keep the ball rolling if that's okay. Traveling is one good way to add to your sTOCk of photos however, I've narrowed my sights down to the tiny critters along the woods which actually expands my photographic horizons in a more localized manner. In essence, I've taken a page out of Roz's book and am focusing my sights on the world of insects.
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05/30/2019 01:01:10 PM · #618 |
I'm back but tired ... I have a few photos, but for this trip photography was SECondary to music recording, which did go pretty well. I'll try to post some of each soon, but as some of the pictures are destined for challenge entries I have to be circumspect about which.
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05/30/2019 01:34:14 PM · #619 |
Well that's good news, Gen! That you got some challenge shots! Any songs or shots of chuRCHes? (couldn't think how to work "chuRCH" into the conversation.)
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05/30/2019 03:16:43 PM · #620 |
Welcome back, Paul. Did you happen to see the murals? Evidently, Los Angeles street artist Shane Grammer, originally from Chico, was moved to drive up and spray-paint hauntingly serene portraits across ruined structures around Paradise. Having gained permission from property owners, he went about putting up a series of 17 murals, one of which depicted a resident who died in the fire. That's something I would definitely want to see and photograph!! https://imgur.com/gallery/dvNNaCt
URSA Major and URSA Minor are constellations (no relevance).
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05/30/2019 06:04:21 PM · #621 |
Whoa dang!
Those are... astoundingly emotive, Jo.
Amazing.
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05/30/2019 09:21:50 PM · #622 |
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05/31/2019 12:46:03 PM · #623 |
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05/31/2019 01:04:28 PM · #624 |
By now most people have forgotten (or never knew) that SCUBA was originally an acronym, even tUBA players seem unaware.
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05/31/2019 03:25:07 PM · #625 |
I know that SCUBA is an acronym... but I don't play the tuba, and well... NOR any other instrument well.
I took piano for three years just NORth of her when I was a child.
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