Re: Stanley Kubrick Saturday
Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2026 9:01 am
Over the last several - maybe 10 - minutes after arriving, I've made and counted about a dozen moves around the board and gotten through each time without a disappointing message. I hope this continues, but trissie, I see that you did not find it easy just a few hours ago. I'm hoping that this will be the day I can go without calling in to get a representative to help - so far, two have fixed our difficulties (smile), saying, give it 24 hours.
Sounds like trissie, you will be having a lovely day of sewing. I had to change a bobbin yesterday and was so pleased that my eyes managed that the first time (surprise!), with only a little help from popping on my reading glasses. At first after cataract operation, I was holding the magnifying glass to do it - I looked so silly, as though investigating the needle.
helia, I hope you pack everything with great efficiency and not a single necessary item left behind. Have a wonderful time.
Gma, I was sorry to read about the death of your friend - how wonderful that you are able to do something helpful for her brother/family. They are blessed to have you.
Hmmm... .. I knew that Stanley Kubrick's name had popped up on screens in my house a lot, Kittykatt. Turns out, then, that that would have been because it was he who made the film Dr. Strangelove with Peter Sellers, which is a favorite of HRH. He knows a lot of trivia about that movie and loves to tell that Sellers also intended to play a fourth role, the Slim Pickens role of Kong (the release of the bomb and subsequent ride) but was injured so sort of got off the hook, since he never really thought he was right for the part.
I'll be seeing what I can get done around here in advance of tomorrow's bday party for my grandson, one of ddolder's children. I'll be baking a cake with my younger dd for that tomorrow and have everything I need except strawberries, Kittykatt. (smile - those need to be very fresh and really, I want to buy organic if I possibly can.) Need to get a present wrapped. Also, another grandchild can't stand strawberries
so maybe I'll do something extra.
Sounds like trissie, you will be having a lovely day of sewing. I had to change a bobbin yesterday and was so pleased that my eyes managed that the first time (surprise!), with only a little help from popping on my reading glasses. At first after cataract operation, I was holding the magnifying glass to do it - I looked so silly, as though investigating the needle.
helia, I hope you pack everything with great efficiency and not a single necessary item left behind. Have a wonderful time.
Gma, I was sorry to read about the death of your friend - how wonderful that you are able to do something helpful for her brother/family. They are blessed to have you.
Hmmm... .. I knew that Stanley Kubrick's name had popped up on screens in my house a lot, Kittykatt. Turns out, then, that that would have been because it was he who made the film Dr. Strangelove with Peter Sellers, which is a favorite of HRH. He knows a lot of trivia about that movie and loves to tell that Sellers also intended to play a fourth role, the Slim Pickens role of Kong (the release of the bomb and subsequent ride) but was injured so sort of got off the hook, since he never really thought he was right for the part.
I'll be seeing what I can get done around here in advance of tomorrow's bday party for my grandson, one of ddolder's children. I'll be baking a cake with my younger dd for that tomorrow and have everything I need except strawberries, Kittykatt. (smile - those need to be very fresh and really, I want to buy organic if I possibly can.) Need to get a present wrapped. Also, another grandchild can't stand strawberries