Favorite Reruns?
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A few more reruns for Wednesday
Comments (3)Julia, They might be reruns, but isn;t it nice to have them? Flaming Wildfire is so pretty. I love the bright color. Memorable Kiss is a very pretty one. The only bloom I had today was Linda Beck, but it is lovely nonetheless. kay...See MoreThursday blooms - reruns ;-)
Comments (9)Kathy and Nancy: Here is a pic of CAVE CREEK CANYON last year(2009) when it first bloomed here. It bloomed late - Sept 19th, but as you can see it really opens nicely and produces several scapes and buds. This year the edge is much more prevalent. It also bloomed earlier and now is on rebloom. It hasn't increased significantly here but we shall see what next year brings. CAVE CREEK CANYON 2009 PIC Good luck with yours as I am sure you'll love it. Julia...See MoreWhat are your favorite old black and white movies?
Comments (24)My favorite B&W movie is The Women, directed by George Cukor, 1939. Oklahoma, as I recall, was in color. I tried to watch it recently, since I had recorded it on DVR, but 30 minutes of it was all I could bear. I'm not a fan of musicals, however, except really off-beat ones like Help!. GWTW was in color also. Other B&W movies I like include Night of the Iguana, Creature from the Black Lagoon, Suddenly Last Summer, The Rose Tattoo, Hunchback of Notre Dame (with Anthony Quinn and Gina Lolabrigida), Bringing up Baby, The Day The Earth Stood Still, It Came From Outer Space, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, and Citizen Kane. These probably aren't your taste, but they are old and B&W! In L.A., any movie that is more than 10 years old is considered old. Lars...See MoreOld TV shows I'd like them to re-run
Comments (64)I would like to see a Carol Burnett marathon on some station. I'd be glued to my seat all day and night, and so would DH. The skits with Burnett, Conway, and Korman were priceless. And the time Carol basically dared a young man from the audience to come up and sing, and he did, and did a WONDERFUL job with "What I did for love." And the time Carol had Beverly Sills on the show, and sang with her. Chills! A locked chord whenever I hear it still gives chills! As a kid, we didn't have TV. But later, I remember George Goeble's gentle humor, and Tennessee Ernie, and Perry Como. Yes, I miss the variety shows. Who knows what we'd see if that format was brought back? I don't even want to think about it....See More- 9 years ago
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