2004/11/19
Etiquette around the world
Looks like all is planned for the cruise in June. Should be fun and Catherine and I are looking forward to it very much. We have never been on a cruise and this is really the first chance . We are lucky to be going with two old....er seasoned cruise veterans.
I went to the dentist this AM to get a tooth looked at......it was either get it yanked out or get a root canal. I choose life! No, I chose the root canal. It turned out to be almost painless, but then again the darn tooth was dead. No freezing but no pain. I made a deal with Rick the dentist. Cash in an envelope.....this is what I am reduced to ..no insurance so its cash on the barrel head! Plain brown envelope with attn: Rick on the outside. Happy CHANUKAH Dr. Rick. Actually he is a nice guy and a real good dentist. Catherine and I have been going to him for years.
The museum is all abuzz with movie talk these days. A movie is being shot at the museum on Saturday and Sunday. I think that they are shooting in the 'Viscount'. The movie is all about Truman Capote and it is based on his his life as he was writing his book book "In Cold Blood". Set in the 60s, the film tracks Capote's relationship with murderer Perry Smith. There is no title yet but it stars Philip Seymour Hoffman. Hey, maybe if I hang around the set I will get in the movie! ...then I'll be discovered..then its Hollywood....too fast...my heart is beating too fast...must be calm.
Gee the weather has been nice. In the 8 to 10 degree range along with lots of sun and calm winds. Snow seems a distant thing.....I can wait. Green holidays??? Ya think? Could happen, last week I was still cutting the grass. C'mon greenhouse effect!
Keep on blogging!
REMEMBER SEPTEMBER 21ST 2005 IS INTERNATIONAL PEACE DAY
Here is a piece on peace by a Canadian boy:
My ultimate dream for this world is that one day any person from any country, culture, race or religion will be able to walk free throughout any area in the entire world. As a race of humans we need unity and peace in our lives and around that simple base, we will evolve and become better people. when we put down the guns and let the smoke that is caused by hatred clear we will see eachother for what we really are: brothers, sisters... one big multi-cultural family. as a whole, we are an advanced culture that should be able to put aside our differences so that our children can live in a world free of violence, prejudice, poverty and hatred. That is my message.
Lexi, 17, Canada
Etiquette around the world
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I went to the dentist this AM to get a tooth looked at......it was either get it yanked out or get a root canal. I choose life! No, I chose the root canal. It turned out to be almost painless, but then again the darn tooth was dead. No freezing but no pain. I made a deal with Rick the dentist. Cash in an envelope.....this is what I am reduced to ..no insurance so its cash on the barrel head! Plain brown envelope with attn: Rick on the outside. Happy CHANUKAH Dr. Rick. Actually he is a nice guy and a real good dentist. Catherine and I have been going to him for years.
The museum is all abuzz with movie talk these days. A movie is being shot at the museum on Saturday and Sunday. I think that they are shooting in the 'Viscount'. The movie is all about Truman Capote and it is based on his his life as he was writing his book book "In Cold Blood". Set in the 60s, the film tracks Capote's relationship with murderer Perry Smith. There is no title yet but it stars Philip Seymour Hoffman. Hey, maybe if I hang around the set I will get in the movie! ...then I'll be discovered..then its Hollywood....too fast...my heart is beating too fast...must be calm.
Gee the weather has been nice. In the 8 to 10 degree range along with lots of sun and calm winds. Snow seems a distant thing.....I can wait. Green holidays??? Ya think? Could happen, last week I was still cutting the grass. C'mon greenhouse effect!
Keep on blogging!
REMEMBER SEPTEMBER 21ST 2005 IS INTERNATIONAL PEACE DAY
Here is a piece on peace by a Canadian boy:
My ultimate dream for this world is that one day any person from any country, culture, race or religion will be able to walk free throughout any area in the entire world. As a race of humans we need unity and peace in our lives and around that simple base, we will evolve and become better people. when we put down the guns and let the smoke that is caused by hatred clear we will see eachother for what we really are: brothers, sisters... one big multi-cultural family. as a whole, we are an advanced culture that should be able to put aside our differences so that our children can live in a world free of violence, prejudice, poverty and hatred. That is my message.
Lexi, 17, Canada
Etiquette around the world
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