FReeper Canteen ~ HAPPY NEW YEAR 2020! ~ 01 January 2020

Serving The Best Troops and Veterans In The World !! | The Canteen Crew

[Kathy in Alaska]

Troops, Veterans, Families, Allies, and FRiends.....

The FReeper Canteen Presents.....

Showing support and boosting the morale of
our military and our allies' military
and family members of the above.
Honoring those who have served before.

“May Light always surround you;
Hope kindle and rebound you.
May your Hurts turn to Healing;
Your Heart embrace Feeling.
May Wounds become Wisdom;
Every Kindness a Prism.
May Laughter infect you;
Your Passion resurrect you.
May Goodness inspire
your Deepest Desires.
Through all that you Reach For,
May your arms Never Tire.”
-D. Simone

Please remember that The Canteen is here to support
and entertain our troops and veterans and their families,
and is family friendly.

[Publius]

THE DOCTOR IS IN!

DR. DEMENTO

TOM LEHRER: “POLLUTION”

Written for TW3, this number would be customized for every city in which Lehrer performed. This was recorded in San Francisco in 1965.

Tom Lehrer: “Pollution

[luvie]

I’m so glad you have the new place where you can go to your room, close the door and just carry on like they aren’t there. LOL!

I don’t if they don’t call first. Rain on ‘em. LOL!

[Publius]

THE DOCTOR IS IN!

DR. DEMENTO

ART CARNEY: “SONG OF THE SEWER”

This 1955 classic is from “The Honeymooners.”

Art Carney: “Song of the Sewer”

[MS.BEHAVIN]

Hey Prof!
(GENTLE HUG & CHASTE SMOOCH RETURNED)

“You have brightened up my evening.”
As you have mine!

[radu]

You aren’t nearly as glad as I am. LOL I’ve waited a looooooong time for this.

[Publius]

HAPPY NEW YEAR CENTRAL TIME ZONE!

[radu]

Happy New Year
Central Time Zone!

[radu]

Thanks, Publius. Your turn is coming up next.
Reading your midnight menu, it sounds like you’ll be bringing the New Year in style. Yum!

My menu is Cheetos and Coke. LOL!!!

[Kathy in Alaska]

I’ve never made ALL the lights, but tonight I did. And with so much rain, slick and icy was in very few places.

And, on the way out, the boss said she would try to get us off at noon on Friday as the rest of the my company (we have the whole 4th floor) got off at noon today. That would be nice.

I knew today would be interesting. My radio station was off the air when I got up...it is on the 3rd floor of the Dimond Center and we are on the 4th floor. Everybody was coming in early in hopes of getting out with everyone else.

BUT...Ruthe texted from the parking lot...power outage somewhere in the area. When I was half way there all the street lights, and every other light was out. Putu, our new guy who is doing GREAT, texted that he, too, was in the lightless parking lot. I still had 3 signal-less intersections to go through before the main one at work. All three were easy, only a couple cars that all behaved and knew that a signal-less intersection means a 4 way stop. As I approached the last intersection, the street lights came on behind me. Taking my turn through the pitch black intersection was interesting, but most knew to do the 4 way stop bit. The minute I got through, the mall lights all came on, with other businesses and street lights coming on as well. Ruthe and I met up and decided to go inside.

Security was there at the elevator and said the guy “was on his way up to reset them” and it should take about 10 minutes. 15 minutes later, one of the elevators was functioning so up we went. Then to be met with no internet. Mine and Putu’s came back fairly quickly, but Ruthe and Kathryn’s did not...and not an IT guy to be found. A couple hours of off and on before everyone was back up...things did not go smoothly, but we finally finished at 4:30p and the rush home. Because we were getting out early, I didn’t take my laptop so I could post from work like I do every day. My work has blocked all my graphic sites so I cannot see if what I am posting is really there. I use the building wi-fi with my laptop to get around that.

[Publius]

Living well is the best revenge.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Happy New Year, Central Time Zone!! Sorry, I fell asleep...

Thanks, unique, for the countdown to the new year.

[Publius]

THE DOCTOR IS IN!

DR. DEMENTO

JEF JAISUN: ”FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD NARCO AGENT”

This 1969 effort contains the famous line, “a joint as big as Baltimore.”

Jef Jaisun: “Friendly Neighborhood Narco Agent”

[TMN78247]

HAPPY NEW YEAR.

Also, TEXAS beat Utah 38-10 tonight at The Alamo Bowl. = LIFE IS GOOD.

Yours, TMN78247
USAMPR, Retired

[TMN78247]

HAPPY NEW YEAR.

Also, TEXAS beat Utah 38-10 tonight at The Alamo Bowl. = LIFE IS GOOD.

Yours, TMN78247
USAMPR, Retired

[caww]

[Publius]

THE DOCTOR IS IN!

DR. DEMENTO

JERRY SAMUELS: ”I OWE A LOT TO IOWA POT”

Jerry was known as Napoleon XIV and had one huge hit in 1966 under that name. He also wrote “The Shelter of Your Arms” for Sammy Davis, Jr. He first recorded this song in 1966 under the Napoleon name, but this particular version was recorded in 1973 as a demo under his own name.

Jerry Samuels: “I Owe a Lot to Iowa Pot”

[Biggirl]

Yes! Heard that game!

[Kathy in Alaska]

Good evening, Janey…((HUGS))...did you get the flights you bid on?

We had 11” of snow til yesterday when the rain started. Got awful close to 50 degrees today with more rain. Now it’s 27 and dropping and has started to snow. The street and driveway are now white again, as is the front lawn.

[Kathy in Alaska]

Cool picture...Anchorage will be looking like shortly.

Be safe!!

[Publius]

THE DOCTOR IS IN!

DR. DEMENTO

SHEL SILVERSTEIN: ”THE SMOKE-OFF”

Shel was a brilliant poet and songwriter. His masterly “A Boy Named Sue” and “The Unicorn” have become classics. This epic poem is one of the funniest things he ever wrote and performed.

Shel Silverstein: “The Smoke-Off”