Haines His Way

For a male body part? (A Robin Williams reference)

der Brucer

Oh. You guys get all sorts of double meanings that I don't get!

You guys get all sorts of double meanings that I don't get!

Believe me, DR Jeanne:  you're in a far better place!    

Yes, but also a group of houses in a garden setting.

I lived in a mews once. It was quite charming.

So.

bk delivers his finished work in 50 page increments to a garden apartment named Margaret?

So.

bk delivers his finished work in 50 page increments to a garden apartment named Margaret?

It took me a couple seconds to get that one.

elmore, when will you know if they are bug free

Most likely never.  I dn't think this problem will ever be over, only under control of some sort.  I keep saying the problem's from the building, but perhaps I brought them in on my bag from settng it down somewhere or from an item I bought second-hand.  There are too many possibilities and I feel all one can do is try to be as cautious and preventative as possible.

I am typing this from Toyland as I listen on my iTunes to selections from "Babes In Toyland."  I had to get it out of the mess because it's hard to accomplish any work in the apartment beyond dealing with the mess.  My colleague Curtis came in and helped me with the set-up and the new server, but now my email's a mess.

Happy Birthday, DR Charles Pogue!

It wasn't very a mews, sing.

I thought it WAS a mews, sing. You must HEAR the joke--or at least recall the last page of posts.

It wasn't very a mews, sing.

TO YOUR ROOM, WINKY!

der Brucer

I'm writing away.  Took a little break and worked at the piano and will now try to do one or two more pages before singers arrive.

Just for GRINS:

Avert your eyes, SWW.

TOD: Give Me Jesus, by Bruce Ewing.

Winky dink? I never heard of it. So much for my cultural literacy.

I would think that Winky would be a cute nickname.

Some of my fondest memories of childhood were drawing on the TV screen for WINKY DINK. A wonderful show for kids. I even got my parents to spring for teh deluxe drawing edition of WINKY DINK.

Most likely never.  I dn't think this problem will ever be over, only under control of some sort.  I keep saying the problem's from the building, but perhaps I brought them in on my bag from settng it down somewhere or from an item I bought second-hand.  There are too many possibilities and I feel all one can do is try to be as cautious and preventative as possible.

On the other hand, you've effectively dissuaded any HHW DR from dropping in unexpected and unannounced hoping to crash on your fire escape for a few days!

Hmm. Maybe I can use that around here.

The Criterion discs finally arrived today (how ironic they arrived once I finally finished with HAWAII FIVE-O just this morning).

So, this afternoon, I watched THIS SPORTING LIFE. The film is brilliant in almost every respect. The flashback motif back and forth gives it a dynamism and urgency that's really engrossing (as if it could be anything else with those galvanizing central performances!).

Amazing that the director had never directed a feature film before, the producer had never produced a feature film before, and the screenwriter had never written a screenplay before, and they turned out this triumph!

Then I began listening to the commentary track which edits in comments from screenwriter David Storey with the main narrator. Interesting stuff, but I've only listened to about 30 minutes of it.