posted by
revdorothyl at 12:36pm on 18/01/2008
Turning 46 (officially able to say I'm in my "late 40's" now) hasn't been too traumatic, so far.
First, I got an honest-to-goodness Birthday present from
missmurchsion yestereday, through the good graces of Amazon (4th season of "Lois & Clark", which I happened to thoroughly enjoy -- Thanks, Miss M!), and even had half a birthday celebration with cookies and coffee cakes at work on Wednesday (sharing the honors with a co-worker whose birthday is Jan. 12th, and who'd just gotten engaged, to boot).
Then, when I got to work earlier than I normally do, in order to make a special unit meeting this morning (the sort of meeting they only call when they're massively reorganizing the company), I discovered that yes, I'll still have a job after Feb. 1st. In fact, nobody else will be let go, though people's jobs will be switched around. I'll still have health insurance, which I'm realizing makes a big difference in my life.
And just now, having had to go to Amazon to look up the 13-digit ISBN numbers on some new books I'll need to order for authors and endorsers, I stumbled upon the fact that the DVD of Marc Singer as Petruchio in the 1976 San Francisco stage version of "The Taming of the Shrew" is available at a very reasonable price on DVD. http://www.amazon.com/Taming-Shrew-Broadway-Theatre-Archive/dp/B00006G8HO/ref=pd_bbs_sr_3?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1200675346&sr=8-3 So, I ordered one for myself as a super-surprise birthday present from me to me (shhh! don't tell me what I'm getting myself!)
First, I got an honest-to-goodness Birthday present from
Then, when I got to work earlier than I normally do, in order to make a special unit meeting this morning (the sort of meeting they only call when they're massively reorganizing the company), I discovered that yes, I'll still have a job after Feb. 1st. In fact, nobody else will be let go, though people's jobs will be switched around. I'll still have health insurance, which I'm realizing makes a big difference in my life.
And just now, having had to go to Amazon to look up the 13-digit ISBN numbers on some new books I'll need to order for authors and endorsers, I stumbled upon the fact that the DVD of Marc Singer as Petruchio in the 1976 San Francisco stage version of "The Taming of the Shrew" is available at a very reasonable price on DVD. http://www.amazon.com/Taming-Shrew-Broadway-Theatre-Archive/dp/B00006G8HO/ref=pd_bbs_sr_3?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1200675346&sr=8-3 So, I ordered one for myself as a super-surprise birthday present from me to me (shhh! don't tell me what I'm getting myself!)
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Btw, I got Bedroom and Hallways from the library last week. What a romp! Vorenus! Marc Antony! Elizabeth Bennet! Agent Smith! Thank you for the rec.
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So far, I find the late forties are not bad at all.
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But anyway, Happy Birthday! And congratulations on job security and health insurance. Just what every gal needs.
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I really loved Lois & Clark as well. :)
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And yes, I guess some folks thought it was 'all over' when Lois & Clark got married (finally!), but I loved their domestic moments and all the particular stresses that came with that. Years before "The Incredibles" or 'The Commander' and 'Jetstream' from "Sky High", L & C were my original superhero family (okay, so Lois wasn't super herself, most of the time, but she was still a full partner in the superman gig, the way I saw it).