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Re: Sound Off
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Mrs. Nickleby--also another woman with no first name. That's a good gig if you find "Daddy" on the streets--ask him for a name!
Mrs. N is not very bright and easily distracted and tends to approach everything in a VERY roundabout manner. If you... read more discussion post on Wed, November 25, 2009 - 3:31 AM
Cartoon Night
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How does a Friday before Dickens sound? Maybe the 11th?
Re: Costco trip
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See if they have tiny Dixie cups. Good for keeping the spread of germs to a minimum.
discussion post on Sun, November 22, 2009 - 11:13 PM
An idea from Rydell
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Ok, so instead of Bad Movie Night, anyone interested in Old Cartoons Night?
blog entry posted Sat, November 21, 2009 - 9:39 AM
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Re: Where is everyone???
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Lost again....Oh, look, isn't that Mad Sal's? Now how did I get down here?
discussion post on Wed, November 18, 2009 - 1:41 AM
How does a Friday before Dickens sound? Maybe the 11th?
Tue, November 24, 2009 - 1:03 PM
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Ok, so instead of Bad Movie Night, anyone interested in Old Cartoons Night?
Sat, November 21, 2009 - 9:39 AM
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....I am celebrating Thanksgiving in September. You are all invited.
Sat, November 14, 2009 - 4:19 PM
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RSVP, please.
We saw " Nudist Camp of the Dead". Honestly, where do they get the money to make these things? I understand George Lucas had a tough time trying to get someone to produce "Star Wars", yet garbage like this gets made. (Yes, I'm a big SW fan)
Sat, November 14, 2009 - 4:16 PM
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I'm tired of having Thanksgiving the 4th Thursday in November. November is NOT a harvest month, especially in the Northeast. The real Thanksgiving would have been held in August or September.
Thu, November 5, 2009 - 5:10 PM
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Also, it is a real chore to make a huge feast in November, then jump right into the Christmas holidays. Sometimes (like this year) there is less than 4 weeks between holidays. And if you're Jewish, it's worse. Hannakkah(sp?) is often early in December, and it's a bigger/longer celebration. Thanksgivin... read more
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April 7, 2007
Sharon is, I think, the first faire person I ever really met -- at Heart of the Forest in Novato, in 2005. From the very start, she has been welcoming and generous and extremely friendly. Since then I've worked with her at Dickens, gone to a Bad Movie Night, and chatted with her at dances, and she continues to be simply wonderful. She's a beautiful person, inside and out -- no wonder Bob is crazy about her. I'm blessed even to know her, and blessed even more to be able to call her a friend.
Oh, and by the way -- I concur that she's a fantastic cook. Her salmon and potatoes equal excellent food, which is also equal to a happy Chloe. February 16, 2006
Sharon is the most marvelous friend! In my book, a friend isn't just somebody who likes you, it's someone who'll go out of their way to look after you and take care of you. That's Sharon. She doesn't mind if I drop in unexpectedly, she'll be the first to volunteer to help me out with whatever crazy thing I need, she listens to me moan every now and then and offers a sympathetic ear when I need one.
In addition, she has a tremendous artistic gift, she throws a great party and she bakes outrageous cookies. What more could you ask? January 24, 2006
Sharon is funny, energetic, generous, and very creative. She has helped me with everything from boys to bodices, and I can't thank her enough.
December 29, 2005
Where do I begin? I suppose at the beginning. Sharon and I met onstage and I was immediately taken with her because she was covered in paint, and she was pretty darn cute. One thing led to another and we've been together for about 26 years. She can bring tears to the audiences' eyes without saying a word, create another world for actors to play in, and bring spirited forth performances from actors like nobody else. She is a fabulous hostess, mother, companion, and wife. She is compassionate, giving, thoughtful, and sentimental. She loves to laugh, and sing, and dance. If you don't know her well, you should. She will enrich your life.
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