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Tom, you will see me soon, and have no one but yourself to blame. Sincerely, Rose Kennedy
Thanks for your compliment and insight, mariposa, and I agree the word "disband" is too drastic.
Thanks for the commentary Joe and Joe's friend. Have amended online story to omit "your as*" from the quote (from Maxine) within a quote (from Joe), which was actually being relayed by Joe in his own, saltier than Maxine's, style. all the best—Rose K.
Bob Arsenault, thanks so much! GL is lucky to have fans like you, I bet that makes him happy, too!
This story has been edited to correct the misinformation that Kristina Mynatt takes dance classes at the Broadway Academy of Arts. She never has but has studied with Ali Blair, owner of Sol-Flow hoops.
That may be part of it Pstone. And I thought you meant I was sorry I wasn't in college anymore with the second post, but now I see it's a spelling correction. Smiles and cheers!
Wow, let's blame the heat, and here are some more apologies from Rose Kennedy (that in no way involve Jack Neely) about the Tony Orlando anecdote. Also eluding the correction pencil were the station's name (WJBZ, not the other way with the B and Z) and even though this is the third time I've written about him, I called Andy CASTILLO when his name is CANTILLO. Last, it was the interviewer who talked up the food at Bayou Bay, not the Reverend Mull, and indeed Rev. Mull had probably already died at the time of this anecdote... Thanks Mike Clark for the clarifications.
have corrected the Reverend's name in Andy Castillo's anecdote about Tony Orlando at the Bayou Bay. It's Mull, my bad, not Mall. Marsha Grissom caught it and kindly offered the explanation that it might have been Andy's Louisiana accent, but I'll remember to double check more carefully next time. Sorry, Rev. Mull!
in response to rkennedy: argh, Heather, sorry and will correct. I was wondering how he could be such a good friend and live in London...
in response to rkennedy:
argh, Heather, sorry and will correct. I was wondering how he could be such a good friend and live in London...
Okay, it is correct now. :)
Added info from photographer Julie Poole:
And everyone who comes in now, will be photographed in the new studio!! This has been such a great experience for me, I hope to make this an annual event :-)
The new studio is in Rocky Hill Shopping Center off of Northshore drive. I am right next door to the Dominos. The remodel has taken just over a week with the finishing touches being put on this weekend to have me 100% functional again. I think it looks beautiful, but, I am really biased!
Keep an eye on my blog for updates and info!
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The above comment is 100 percent true. I am the reporter who wrote this piece, and Mindy most definitely said that while awaiting a foster family, she would have moved in with her mom but she lived in Ohio and it would have been way too difficult legally. Also, she remarked how her biological mother told her she always had a place with her, which is how the two ended up living together when her mom moved to the area last year. I regret that omitting these remarks, strictly a matter of space, created any animosity or implied that Mindy meant her biological family; she definitely referred to foster possiblities, and expressed the greatest love and affection for her biological relatives both times I interviewed her.
thanks, Creech, you're most kind
Here's that link again:
http://www.bilerico.com/2009/10/biler...
An open letter to blogger Bil Browning:
I included your name as an example of a LGBT blogger who was down on the idea of the National Equality March. That is true, but what Kip Williams let me know in our most recent conversation, which was not in time for my print deadline, is that you totally came around, ending up as a grassroots organizer, publicist, and invaluable supporter of the march. Just wanted to add that for the record. Readers, here's Bil's account of waiting for the march to begin:
http://www.bilerico.com/2009/10/why_a...
very sorry, media, and thanks for the correction. That is my own long-held misconception and Yuengling is outrageously popular with my friends and family.
Sorry, Dean, we were just going with the catchy headline. Can maybe alter a bit for the online version.
kellen9 I will try to contact them and let you know a good way to get through.
http://www.metropulse.com/news/2008/m...
Linda Davick, whose past includes a post at the now-defunct 13-30/Whittle Communications as an art director, now does a nifty blog of her own from San Francisco. It featured an interview with Lisa Horstman: http://ldavick.blogspot.com/2008/06/i...
Glad to see that the sense of humor pervades the family--'course I suspected that already. When I get that National Enquirer: Lima, Ohio Special Edition piece going, I'll be in touch. (and thanks for taking time to comment)
Oh, no, Paige. You're crushing my illusions of you as a non-furniture polish consumer. But I'm totally in agreement on the raw ginger. Wonder why someone first thought to mash it and saute it in stir fry instead of, say, sassafras or cork.
http://blogs.metropulse.com/fearless_...to-cy-ande.html
I care about your opinion, ladyvol78, and I concur that the neighborhood's best is the best when it comes to coffee, unless it's not the first-third of the day.
Knoxpex 2009, March 7 & 8 at the Holiday Inn Select Cedar Bluff. More info: stampclubs.com/knoxville/
To reach the group, sbret.com
This piece is an edited transcript of an interview I conducted with Arnold Cohen. While all the words are his, he did not determine which of his statements were included. Many of the remarks he made about approaches for the future could not be included within the space limitations or the scope of this article.
Hey Jack
Best wishes for a good January 5! I'll try to finish that story I was telling you very soon. And let me know if you want to go get coffee later.
Rose K.
This is a free, drop-in event and open to the public at Middlebrook Christian Ministries, 1540 Robinson Road at Middlebrook Pike • 8:00 a.m. to Midnight on Dec. 31, 2008
Please note: There will not be any food items that are not strictly vegetarian at this event. I may have confused some readers by saying, "meat eaters can relish the taste treats," what was meant was, "Even if you're not a vegetarian, you're bound to enjoy these vegetarian taste treats."--Rose Kennedy
My brother in law, a Culinary Institute-trained chef who works in Tampa, was the first to inform us in the "cilantro boom" of the early 90s that cilantro was a fine addition to any salsa . . . if you wanted it to taste like soap!
