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[George]

PAGE FIVE DRYER DANCE!!

[George]

I have this brand of dryer (and washer, too), but not this exact model.

[George]

I bought them almost 11 years ago when I moved into my condo.

[George]

They were paid off a long time ago, too.

[Jane]

In the chutzpah department: Some young kid who'd like to do the kids Kritzerland show just posted a video of some talent contest she's in - she sang Don't Rain on My Parade - she needs guidance - a very good voice, but the arrangement is pure Barbra, and that's just what you don't want to do.  But that's not the chutzpah part.  The chutzpah part is the video with a bunch of tap dancing kids (not this girl) doing Back in Business from Dick Tracy.  That's not the chutzpah part either.  The chutzpah part is that whoever created the track they used "borrowed" my arrangement from the Sondheim at the Movies album, including all the tap breaks and the very ME ending, not to mention basing their track clearly on elmore's orchestration - no one has ever done the song like we did it, so I'm not imagining things.  In the film it's just basically a rhythm section, no tapping at all, and a conventional finish.  I'd love to know where they got the track and in fact will endeavor to find out.

How rude!

Extremely.

[Jane]

It is raining.

Are you still enjoying yourself in spite of the rain?

[bk]

Okay, in the scarier than the scariest horror movie, apparently in December they released the one and only season of The Young Lawyers on DVD.  As those who've read my first memoir know, that was my very first TV show, which I filmed in December of 1970 at Paramount.  I have seen this episode once only when it aired in March of 1971 (it was the series twenty-fourth and final episode).  I was horrified by what I saw and quickly learned what I should never do on film.  So, I ordered the set, of course, and it will be here on Wednesday but will I have the courage to actually watch the episode?  I guess I will, but if I was horrified then, I wonder if it will be equally horrifying forty-seven years later?  When I filmed this, I'd just turned twenty-three and the Darling Daughter was seven months old.

[TCB]

Okay, in the scarier than the scariest horror movie, apparently in December they released the one and only season of The Young Lawyers on DVD.  As those who've read my first memoir know, that was my very first TV show, which I filmed in December of 1970 at Paramount.  I have seen this episode once only when it aired in March of 1971 (it was the series twenty-fourth and final episode).  I was horrified by what I saw and quickly learned what I should never do on film.  So, I ordered the set, of course, and it will be here on Wednesday but will I have the courage to actually watch the episode?  I guess I will, but if I was horrified then, I wonder if it will be equally horrifying forty-seven years later?  When I filmed this, I'd just turned twenty-three and the Darling Daughter was seven months old.

Make copies and sell them on Kritzerland

[TCB]

Good evening.

[TCB]

In the morning I start my all-liquid diet prior to my procedure on Wednesday.

[TCB]

In the meantime, there is still half a bag of potato chips in the kitchen calling my name.

[George]

In the meantime, there is still half a bag of potato chips in the kitchen calling my name.

Go for it, Tom!  (Unless you're not supposed to.)

[TCB]

George, do not allow this patron to get away with writing a bad check to a theater company.  Don't allow them to devalue the arts.  Send them a firm, but nice letter asking for the price of the tickets and the bank fees.  Hell, you can even request an additional $10.00 for your time and trouble.

[George]

George, do not allow this patron to get away with writing a bad check to a theater company.  Don't allow them to devalue the arts.  Send them a firm, but nice letter asking for the price of the tickets and the bank fees.  Hell, you can even request an additional $10.00 for your time and trouble.

That's a good idea.

[TCB]

TAO and it's artists are worth it!

[TCB]

In the meantime, there is still half a bag of potato chips in the kitchen calling my name.

Go for it, Tom!  (Unless you're not supposed to.)

Only restrictions today were no raw fruits (I've known plenty) and no popcorn or nuts.

[Jane]

Good luck with the diet Tom.

[George]

In the meantime, there is still half a bag of potato chips in the kitchen calling my name.

Go for it, Tom!  (Unless you're not supposed to.)

Only restrictions today were no raw fruits (I've known plenty) and no popcorn or nuts.

At some point (I forget how soon before my procedure), I also had to not have anything with red food color.

[TCB]

Good luck with the diet Tom.

Thanks, Jane.

[TCB]

In the meantime, there is still half a bag of potato chips in the kitchen calling my name.

Go for it, Tom!  (Unless you're not supposed to.)

Only restrictions today were no raw fruits (I've known plenty) and no popcorn or nuts.

At some point (I forget how soon before my procedure), I also had to not have anything with red food color.

That starts tomorrow, also.  No red or purple liquids.

[TCB]

I just hope I have a fridge for Tuesday and Wednesday's Gatoraide.

[George]

I just hope I have a fridge for Tuesday and Wednesday's Gatoraide.

Yes!  Good luck!