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(Theme From) Valley of the Dolls
Song by Dionne Warwick

Gotta get off, gonna get
Have to get off from this ride
Gotta get hold, gonna get
Need to get hold of my pride
When did I get, where did I
How was I caught in this game
When will I know, where will I
How will I think of my name
When did I stop feeling sure, feeling safe
And start wondering why, wondering why
Is this a dream, am I here, where are you
What’s in back of the sky, why do we cry
Gotta get off, gonna get
Out of this merry-go-round
Gotta get off, gonna get
Need to get on where I’m bound
When did I get, where did I
Why am I lost as a lamb
When will I know, where will I
How will I learn who I am
Is this a dream, am I here, where are you
Tell me, when will I know, how will I know
When will I know why

Club Sheba

@oodiebom,

Thank god my family is safe in Boulder my sister always stop at the King Souper to pick
things up for out mother. I finally heard from my sister she was doing laundry she left work
early. The store is where my family shop I don’t think they will go back in there for a while.

That is where I am trying to go and I will still go. 😎My brother left for Colorado Springs
this morning so glad he made it there safe. I have family everywhere in Colorado my mother
called me and we watched together we are hoping no neighbors and friends were in that
store and my nephew worked in that store during his high school years. I am very sad to see
this scene play out good grief.

Oodie take you spectrum remote turn to TCM Movies and hit the select button and tell me
what happens you should see icons with movies. I will be posting while you try to do that.
I am saying all kinds of movies are on the backside to TCM I discovery this years ago.

I miss Robert Osborne and most of these movies I watch with my mother and plan to watch
when I get to Boulder, Colorado. 😘

@sheba2011

Hubby has the news on the telly. Just heard about the shooting in Boulder, Colorado at a market. I hope your family is OK.

Kids feel they are resilient at any each. They do not think of consequences, only to have a great time with friends. There are no teachers and no parental guidance. If they flew to Miami, then did they wear masks on the fight? Yikes, things are bad enough in Florida. Now they add to more people getting ill. And you know that the likelihood that they had the vaccine is absolutely nil. I also feel sorry for those who are heading North for Passover and Easter. Driving, OMG. If they stop at the rest areas………I cannot go any further.

Yes, we have Spectrum. They bought out a family owned cable company in our area. More or less they have kept all the things we adored with the family owned. What we really enjoy is that we just give them a call when we are leaving and they are able to turn everything off and then give us up to nine months, yes, 9 months to return. At the other homes in the North we have Comcast. Not customer friendly. When we asked to keep the cable off while we were in Florida, I was told it was possible. But in the end, two extra weeks was all they gave us. There was a pandemic and they could care less. I finally resorted to making a phone call to turn everything off. I’m still getting letters about the equipment which we will return when we get back. Now trying alternatives for wifi and TV, To answer your question on watching TCM. Never found TCM on Demand. By the way, I am looking at T-Mobile as an alternative.

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The Life Cycle

Each stage we go through has its time of fulfillment and recession, as do all living things.

Flowers and leaves both begin their lives as organisms so tiny we cannot see them with the naked eye. With time, they become visible, curled in upon themselves, colorful buds slowly softening and releasing. With the proper warmth and moisture, they unfold little by little, revealing with each degree of opening a new color, shape, or dimension. Sometimes buds open seemingly all at once, unfolding the full majesty of their potential, of what looks to the human eye like courage, openness, and generosity.

As days go by, the bloom slowly moves through more stages, revealing still more colors, shapes, and dimensions of its essence. It falls apart, strewing its petals on the ground, or it wilts, or it closes back in on itself. When we can appreciate the full beauty of each stage of the cycle of life, from bud to blossom to disintegration, we feel more at home with our own earthly process. We can be inspired not to hold back the fullness of what we have to offer, knowing that our time to give of ourselves in this way will come to pass. At the same time, we can honor others, and the little processes that go on within the larger process of living our lives.

Each stage we go through has its time of fulfillment and recession, as do all living things. Every moment of every stage has its own particular beauty, and we can appreciate that, even as most of us tend to love the spectacular moment of full blossoming most of all. When we feel the wisdom contained in the budding, blossoming, and dissolution of a simple flower, we begin to feel it everywhere, in each moment that comes and goes, in each sunrise and sunset, in every hello and goodbye, as the very essence of the pulsating ebb and flow of existence. 😘