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marika wrote: > Frank Kalder wrote:> > > > > _Cold Mountain_ > > > > I (TV) watched (for the second time) this great movie on Sunday > > www.imdb.com/title/tt0159365/plotsummary. Although there are many > > horrible scenes it's a wonderful love story. And, moreover, I really > > enjoyed the great N.C. landscapes and, particularly, the Blue Ridge > > Mountains. > > > > I haven't seen it, but if it is on cable, I will make a point to catch > it this week. > I have been really busy and haven't been doing much tv watching. > I know the movie won an abundance of awards. > > > > > _Misc._ > > > > > I got a chinese fortune cookie today: everything will go well with > > > your home. > > > > > > Let's hope this is real and that the purchase and move really will go > > > that well. > > > > > I'll keep my fingers crossed! > > The house has been empty for four years, so there is much work to do on > it. > I will barely be ready for the real estatenik tomorrow. > I stopped to walmart today and got another chinese meal. > The owners are formerly from Philadelphia and lived not to far from my > part of the city. > The teenage daughter said -- o you are Ukrainian. Those folks are good > athletes. > I laughed and said, WHAT are you blind, we are also intelligent and > quite beautiful. > I sort of embarrassed her, so I told her I was a terrible athlete. > > The cookie today said "birds are entangled by their feet and men by > their tongues" > Ok I will let the real estatenik talk and will shut up. > > > > > > > > > "cause my bills come in to soon, my son gone be two soon > > > royalty check come in like once in a bluemoon > > > but I'm getting my doe for doing shows > > > I made more money on the grind then on the road:--i'm a hustler, Cassidy > > > > > Should it read "cause my bills come in too soon, my son gone be too > > soon"? > > > > I clipped it but did not transcribe it myself. > > The transcriber may not have known the exact words and was going on > sound vs meaning. > On the other hand, it is not uncommon for poets and lyricists to put > homonyms to suggest a dual meaning. > It could also be an affectation. > Some poets and lyricists do that. > A common example: ending plurals with z instead of s. > So technically you are correct, but since it is art I won't guess what > is right or wrong. > > Here's a link to a marvelous restaurant in the French Quarter, > > http://neworleans.citysearch.com/review/4428848 > > I had a jambalaya that was memorable. The commentator all seemed to > enjoy this place. > > On a return visit, I'd like to sample the tasso and duck dishes. > > I liked the attitude of this place, sort of a honky tonk, with juke box > music. And yet the service was incredible. > > I am amused by the fact that a former employee of Coops has his own > restaurant in Edgewood MD. > > Clarence's Taste of Baltimore. > > http://www.baltimoresun.com/entertai...0,736926.venue > > Perhaps this is accessible once I move. I've never heard of crab > pretzels. I'll try them though. > > mk5000 > > "It was important for us to create our own sound just like Barry Gordy > did for Motown sound"--Kenny Gamble on the Philadelphia Sound. |
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