Just point your crotch and jiggle

We saw a musical that had plenty of loud music and women dancers.  My wife is interested in dancing and was a good dancer. She was not impressed at the musical.  She said she could see how to dance for that show.  “Just point your crotch at the audience and jiggle”.  Her comment pretty well covers what I saw happening.

My other internet source

You may be familiar with my (mostly) daily blog, “Fear, Fun and Filoz”.  Today’s blog post is about my websites, Kirbyvariety and Kirbyvariety2. To me, blogs are like newspapers but websites are like file cabinets.  The websites are basically older information, more often used when I was teaching.   If you want to take a look, click this link:

https://sites.google.com/view/kirbyvariety1/welcome-to-my-home-page

Email misbehavior

I got an email from a friend I hadn’t heard from for years.  It was an e-card.  The title said to open and save the date.  I had trouble opening it and never found the date.  

Over the morning, I was contacted by others to ask if I had sent them an e-card.  I had not.  

If you got a card from “me”, I advise you to delete it unopened and forget it.

"Does this mean you will see me naked?"

We are reading “Does this mean you will see me naked?” by Robert Webster.  The sub-title is “Field Notes from a Funeral Director”.  Until this book, I had not heard of ‘death care’.  It is just a term used to mean a specialist who provides care of a body after death.  Webster makes clear that a dead body can fart, expend mucus from the mouth and nose and perform other maybe unexpected actions.  The author also makes clear that important aspects of death services involve emotionally upset marriage partners, children of the deceased - often adults themselves, and others.  The funeral director and staff members perform tasks and render services that may well be completely out of the world of most functioning adults. 

Too smoky

I posted that there would be a blog pause but there is too much smoke from US and Canadian forest fires.  We didn’t go.  The government air quality web site says even our Zip code right here has air quality now that is “very unhealthy”.  We are holding our breath until it clears up.

Blog pause again

Look for a post along about Wed., the 22nd.

A daytrip

Yesterday, we took a bus trip with 48 people, about 5 of them men.  It was a trip organized by UWSP Continuing Ed and featured our usual driver.  It was called “Wisconsin Cherry Pie Christmas” and it was around the vacation spots of Door County, a peninsula that sticks out into Lake Michigan from Green Bay.

One of several Door County shops and restaurants we visited was Tannenbaum Holiday Shop in Sister Bay.  It was the most minutely decorated store I have ever visited, in an attempt to show Christmas and Fourth of July decorations and paraphernalia.  Each member of the group was given a Christmas tree ornament of a slice of cherry pie, to hang on our tree in December.

It was in Tannenbaum shop that I saw my first upsidedown Christmas tree.  It was designed to be for the 4th of July celebrating the birth and history of the United States - many objects and ribbons - all red, white and blue.

Cherries are an important product in that area.

Blog was paused - too busy!

We started early and we just got home.  Blog will resume tomorrow.

Movie: "Song Sung Blue"

We had a quick dinner last night and therefore extra time for tv.  We landed on the movie “Song Sung Blue” about a pair of night club singers who meet, love and marry.  They emphasize songs by Neil Diamond and sing in the Milwaukee area.

I have never been much for popular music but I listened to Neil Diamond often.

I was surprised by my feelings of understanding and sympathy for the couple as they have children and develop careers.  If I had been born with different hearing for music and tones, the story could have been about me.

Supporting cast

We watched all the episodes of “The Closer” starring Kyra Sedgewick.  When she left the show, the story was continued as “Major Crimes”.  I had never experienced the level of comfort and familiarity with the supporting cast of officers in the “LAPD” that I knew from The Closer when Major Crimes became our first program of the evening. We knew the personalities and specialities already.