Not sure when. May have been yesterday.


Whew! 30,000 posts!

What a long, strange trip it's been...

"God bless thee, lady!"

Twelfth Night, Act I, Scene 5, Line 37.

I'm introducing Will to vodka. He likes it, but he's a little mystified:

"Russians, eh? Those crazed Easterners, mate? Wear fur crowns and whatnot?"

We're cooking up this weekend's WSTFTD...

Hosts: Please don't lock; this isn't a political topic. It's a loving and sharing topic.

Let's dance!

Sorry, no pic of that. But a guy can dream, can't he?...



http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2013/jun/25/patricia-clarkson-interview

Could someone maybe Photoshop that for me?

"She's the kitchen wench, and all grease..."

The Comedy Of Errors, Act III, Scene 2, Line 93.

Telling a friend his son seems like "a fine young man."

"That's the young man who helped me get my car out of the ditch."

I can't tell whether using this phrase makes me feel paternal, or just a fuddy-duddy. Or maybe both.

No, really; I'm sick today. Had to stay home from work.

I love my patients. What did you think?

Anybody want to talk?

"He did not flow
From honourable sources."

Pericles, Act IV, Scene 3, Lines 27-28.