BC Holmes

Re: Walter Koenig I saw _Moontrap_, a really bad sf movie with Koenig and Bruce Campbell. But there's a part of me that'll always remember the gold lamé-wearing character that he played on _The Starlost_. (I'm Canadian; we were legally required to watch it)

I eat a lot of bagels. I used to get bagels from the in-house bakery at my grocery store. I'd include bagels as part of my online orders, and I'd get a dozen, or a dozen and a half, fresh bagels. I'd stick them in my freezer and pull them out, one at a time, to make lunches or whatnot.

I now alternate the stores I order my groceries from because one of the stores won't sell me pastrami. Like... seriously? You have pickle-flavoured mayonnaise, but figure there isn't a sufficient payback for pastrami?

I eat a lot of bagels. I used to get bagels from the in-house bakery at my grocery store. I'd include bagels as part of my online orders, and I'd get a dozen, or a dozen and a half, fresh bagels. I'd stick them in my freezer and pull them out, one at a time, to make lunches or whatnot.

The guy who owns the shop tends to deliver them himself. The store isn't far away, and I think he likes not having to pay someone to do the delivery. Two hours ago, he handed me two and a half dozen of the freshest bagels I might have ever seen. I toasted one for my lunch sandwich.

I eat a lot of bagels. I used to get bagels from the in-house bakery at my grocery store. I'd include bagels as part of my online orders, and I'd get a dozen, or a dozen and a half, fresh bagels. I'd stick them in my freezer and pull them out, one at a time, to make lunches or whatnot.

But I eventually found a bagel place, just a bit north of me. With same-day or later delivery (if I order enough at one time). Next day delivery is the only practical option, 'cause if you order a certain volume of bagels, they end up not having enough prepared.

I eat a lot of bagels. I used to get bagels from the in-house bakery at my grocery store. I'd include bagels as part of my online orders, and I'd get a dozen, or a dozen and a half, fresh bagels. I'd stick them in my freezer and pull them out, one at a time, to make lunches or whatnot.

Those first bagels were Montreal-style, but I guess, at some point, I started eating New York-style and that became my default). Anyway, when the grocery store stopped selling bagels that I wanted, I tried to look for a replacement source.

I eat a lot of bagels. I used to get bagels from the in-house bakery at my grocery store. I'd include bagels as part of my online orders, and I'd get a dozen, or a dozen and a half, fresh bagels. I'd stick them in my freezer and pull them out, one at a time, to make lunches or whatnot.

They were unsatisfying bagels. Skinny, anemic bagels. I hadn't really paid too much attention to the difference between Montrea-style bagels versus New York-style bagels, but I now understand that I'm pretty firmly in the New York-style camp.

I eat a lot of bagels. I used to get bagels from the in-house bakery at my grocery store. I'd include bagels as part of my online orders, and I'd get a dozen, or a dozen and a half, fresh bagels. I'd stick them in my freezer and pull them out, one at a time, to make lunches or whatnot.

How many Scaramucci's do we think Zacharia will be around? We thought Hegseth was done after Signal-gate, and yet he's still around.

Olivia Chow posted this on Faecebook. I'm just remembering how people rolled their eyes at Jen Keesmaat for endorsing the idea of "Province of Toronto".

I have a long history with the movie _The Silence of the Lambs_. I think I've seen it about a dozen times in cinemas, and many more on DVD or streaming. That's an unusually large number of time for me to see a movie, but spending a lot of time in cinemas wasn't usual.

I also found myself wondering if Ardelia is actually named in the film. Starling addresses her, faux-formally, as "Agent Mapp" during their graduation party, but I'm not sure we hear her called Ardelia.

I have a long history with the movie _The Silence of the Lambs_. I think I've seen it about a dozen times in cinemas, and many more on DVD or streaming. That's an unusually large number of time for me to see a movie, but spending a lot of time in cinemas wasn't usual.

91/92 was pre-transition for me. Back then, I took Lector's assertion that Buffalo Bill was not a real transexual at face value, and rejected the idea that he was a negative portrayal of trans people. Those themes sit differently now. "Transsexuals are very passive," Starling tells me. Harumph.

I have a long history with the movie _The Silence of the Lambs_. I think I've seen it about a dozen times in cinemas, and many more on DVD or streaming. That's an unusually large number of time for me to see a movie, but spending a lot of time in cinemas wasn't usual.

This used to be my favourite thing in the world. And I'm not saying I had a bad time. I didn't. But I didn't *love* the experience. Too many people. Too loud. Change! It happens! It's so weird. Who even was I then?

I have a long history with the movie _The Silence of the Lambs_. I think I've seen it about a dozen times in cinemas, and many more on DVD or streaming. That's an unusually large number of time for me to see a movie, but spending a lot of time in cinemas wasn't usual.

I was quietly annoyed at the people hemming and hawing in the aisles, trying to decide where they wanted to sit, as the previews were airing. The flash of light from the woman on the other side of the aisle who needed to check her cell while Lector was discussing fava beans.

I have a long history with the movie _The Silence of the Lambs_. I think I've seen it about a dozen times in cinemas, and many more on DVD or streaming. That's an unusually large number of time for me to see a movie, but spending a lot of time in cinemas wasn't usual.

And we did. There was a time the Revue was being managed by an old friend of mine from Sarnia. That hasn't been true for a long time. But, whatever. It was a sold out showing.

I have a long history with the movie _The Silence of the Lambs_. I think I've seen it about a dozen times in cinemas, and many more on DVD or streaming. That's an unusually large number of time for me to see a movie, but spending a lot of time in cinemas wasn't usual.

The theatre was usually too cold, and too loud. Often, in the first few minutes of the film, some asshole who arrived late wanted to shimmy past me to get at an empty chair beside me.

I have a long history with the movie _The Silence of the Lambs_. I think I've seen it about a dozen times in cinemas, and many more on DVD or streaming. That's an unusually large number of time for me to see a movie, but spending a lot of time in cinemas wasn't usual.

I remember seeing _The Silence of the Lambs_ at the Ontario Place Cinesphere, in a double feature _Bram Stoker's: Dracula_. Toronto's only IMAX theatre. Hannibal Lector's face staring directly at the audience, several stories tall, carefully enunciating, "That is incidental!"

I have a long history with the movie _The Silence of the Lambs_. I think I've seen it about a dozen times in cinemas, and many more on DVD or streaming. That's an unusually large number of time for me to see a movie, but spending a lot of time in cinemas wasn't usual.

Cinemas were my primary entertainment after I moved to Toronto. Other folks would go to pubs or live bands or sportsball games. Me, I'd be out at the cinema multiple times a week.

I have a long history with the movie _The Silence of the Lambs_. I think I've seen it about a dozen times in cinemas, and many more on DVD or streaming. That's an unusually large number of time for me to see a movie, but spending a lot of time in cinemas wasn't usual.