BOOGIE DAYS. A BOOGIE NIGHTS prequel. Limited series. How did Jack get into the business? Where did he meet Maggie--and Little Bill? Eddie in middle school. Maurice's back story. Etc. One episode for each character?
Give Paul ALL the money to write and direct.
I'd watch the shit out of that show.
If you weren't charmed by the first episode, then it's probably not for you.
I rarely missed an episode of their shows over the years. If they both liked a film, I almost always did as well. I much preferred Rogers's opinions--and personality. Gene always struck me as being kind of a mean grump.
I didn't take a lot of pictures, but here's a short vid showing some of the restoration: https://youtu.be/xYCuATQ_2DY
I have a friend with FIVE CATS. I worry about her sometimes... Paula Poundstone has....12? 13? 14? I worry about her, too.
Here's a thread I can really use! I'm trying to start a new healthy habit, but I'm struggling a bit.
Having a birthday with a zero on the end of it this weekend. It's a bit of a mind fuck (as they have tended to be in the past.)
I'm a pretty healthy guy in general: still weigh what I did in college, been eating low-carb for several years... Been on a walking project where I decided to walk every street in my ginormous suburb while picking up trash as I go (it feeds my soul).
Which brings me to my struggle: I've recently been diagnosed with osteoporosis (fawk) which means, among other things, no longer putting off the weight-bearing exercises I've known for years are good for me (us). About a month ago I got some hand weights and have been doing a youtube workout thing (which my sister has been doing most of this year).
So what's the problem?
I hate it. It's such a grind. The walks? I look forward to those! The fresh air, the sunshine, the podcasts, the sense of accomplishment, exploring new neighborhoods, seeing the progress... The weights? Ugh.
So I'm wondering what I can or should do to "get my mind right". It's very possible that it's going to be a "just fucking do it" situation? Maybe when I start seeing (and feeling?) some progress it will become self-reinforcing. Maybe I need to put on a podcast and turn down the volume on the workout vids...
Any advice? For you regular weight-pushers, what's your 'secret'? What get's you thru your workouts?
TL; DR: I need to start lifting weights and I hate it. Looking for advice.
Looks interesting, but I wonder why my Pixel 7 is considered "incompatible"?
It's a challenge, indeed. There's a whole lot of headline scanning, to be honest.
Been using RSS for 15, 20 years? 150-ish feeds? Feedly.com is my reader of choice.
No, you definitely were NOT the target audience--but I was. That's why I enjoyed it so much... 😏