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« Reply #555 on: December 09, 2020, 11:23:08 PM »
...An amazing performance...and I bet that all of the men weren't just listening to her voice... ;)

Such a yearning song, and she does it very well...

https://youtu.be/OMO-E4dSuoE
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« Reply #556 on: December 10, 2020, 09:04:06 AM »
smiles
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« Reply #557 on: December 14, 2020, 02:27:05 PM »
...Izee' and her children are loyal, and committed members of the Tuchuk, now.  Tristan is a trusted Officer of the 1st Oaralu, and is devoted to protecting the Tuchuk. At times, Izee' and her children do go out a ways, camp for a few nights, and return.  While they are out, they celebrate their ethnicity.  At times, the males sing, and Izee' and her daughters play instruments.  They all return, refreshed, and ready to perform their duties to the Tuchuk...the Tuchuk is their Greater Family now.   :)

...https://youtu.be/9UglUjiJifA
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« Reply #558 on: December 16, 2020, 07:59:01 PM »
...Eye Contact... ::)

I was a pretty good Trial Attorney.  The only case I lost was when I had offered $1,500, and the Jury awarded $5,500.  I was VERY UPSET when I got back to the office.  My Boss later called me, and said, "Don't worry...the Company will survive." 

I calmed down...after all...the Company was on the Stock Market... ::)

I enjoyed Jury selection.  I would have the biographies of the potential Jurors, and would carefully read them.  I would set the sheets into three piles...the ones I wanted...the ones I didn't want...and the ones I wasn't sure about.  During questioning I would look into their eyes as I asked certain questions.  Usually they looked back at me, especially the men...(I was cute, and imposing at the same time.)  If someone didn't look back at me, I crossed them off my list.

I mean, when I did my closing argument...I wanted to look into each Jurors eyes...and...

See them looking BACK AT ME!!!

Once, I did get passionate...I was angry about the BS case...and got emotional...I finished...and looked at the Jury...and...

A young woman was smiling and nodding at me...when I looked into her eyes...she looked back...I won the case...

But, I never saw her again.  I mean, I am Hetero, I will have meals with another woman, and give her a nice kiss...but it ends at that.
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« Reply #559 on: December 17, 2020, 09:01:19 AM »
most of our language is not based on words it is based on eye contact, facial expression, and body language do it makes sense that eye contact would aid in such instsnces.
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« Reply #560 on: December 20, 2020, 01:26:37 AM »
...OMG...this Organist has THREE HANDS~~~~ :o  And, please, I am just making a late night 'fun post', I am not trying to make fun of people with deformities.

I have, at times, when my mind went into strange places, wondered what it would be like to have an extra arm and hand. (I had read a SF book where the Aliens had three arms.)  That was usually when I was sitting 2nd chair, 1st Stand.  My extra left hand could turn the pages, while my other two hands kept playing.  Plus, it would be easy to read a book as I was eating dinner.  Although, it might be more fun to have two right arms and hands...holding them out to shake hands would be interesting.  Either way, my sexual partner would have had a lot of fun.   ::)

https://youtu.be/y3AiGw8mkq0

((And, I can see that he really DOES NOT have three hands))
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« Reply #561 on: December 20, 2020, 07:36:34 AM »
such could come in, pardon the deliberate pun, "handy"   smiles
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« Reply #562 on: December 22, 2020, 06:50:03 PM »
...It is good to know the Judge... :)

I went to Law School at night, three nights a week, since I was working full time as an Accountant, for four years.  A few weeks into the 1st year, a guy named Rick invited me to join a 'study group'.  I agreed, and the five of us would meet during the week, or on a weekend, and study the cases, and discuss the Professors.  It helped all of us, we would take sides in a case, and argue with each other, and learn what a case meant.  Sometimes we would just socialize, drink some beer or wine, and just visit with each other.  We all graduated, and I was the Valedictorian!!!   ;

Later in my career, Rick was appointed to the Bench, and after a few years became the Presiding Judge. 

I appeared before him often, when he was handling Law and Motion Court.  He was very professional, and treated me like any other attorney.  But, it was a lot of fun for me when I went into his Chambers to handle a complex motion, or a Settlement Conference.  We would shake hands, but not hug, and he would take off his robe, and ask me, "Hey, P......., how are things going?"  I would address him as 'Rick'...I had been addressing him as 'Your Honor' in Court.  We would briefly talk of mundane things, as the opposing attorney just watched...and then we would get to business.   ;)

I usually won the Motion, or the case settled within my authority.  The other attorney would throw in the towel. 

Rick respected me, I had usually conducted our Study Group in Law School, and often explained a case to the class.  For four  weeks, when we were studying Business Law Finance cases, the other students often didn't understand a case.  The Professor would call on several to explain it, and they couldn't.  I would be waving my left hand in the air...I mean...I was already a CPA...so cases like that were easy for me to figure out.   ;D   The Professor would sigh, and call on me, and I would explain it.

Anyway, it was good for me to know the Presiding Judge...

He appointed me a Judge Pro Tem...and so I got to put on a Black Robe and sit at the Bench a few times a month...

I got $150 for each session.  I would cash the check, and hide the money from my H.  When I accumulated enough, I would buy myself something nice.   ;D
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« Reply #563 on: December 23, 2020, 06:38:26 AM »
sounds like quite the experience
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« Reply #564 on: December 24, 2020, 01:56:59 AM »
The late Glen Chin, (A musician and an Actor...) and I were very good friends in college.  We never had sex, we would just nestle as we watched a movie.  Plus, if he had climbed on top of me, he would have crushed me, he weighed about 300 pounds, and I weighed about 125 pounds.  We did a lot of musicals together.  I would be in the pit, playing my cello, and he was behind me, playing the bass.  We usually did well.  BUT ONCE!!!!

I have no idea what happened, but I had a solo in a musical, that I enjoyed...but...MY HANDS WEREN'T DOING WHAT I WANTED THEM TO DO...and I...

GOT WHACKED WITH HIS BOW OVER MY SHOULDER!!!

I looked back over my shoulder...He was glaring at me...and HISSING...I glared back at him...and stopped playing. 

He would take me to SF at times.  Sometimes we would eat at a VERY FANCY restaurant that his family owned. That was nice, we would get a nice table, and Glen would order.  I didn't have to pay for anything, and the food was somewhat predictable.  Other times, he would take me into a 'back alley' place, and speak Chinese to the waiter.  I would look at the food, as the waiter seemed to be deciding to hand me chopsticks.  Glen would switch to English, and tell the waiter...

"She can handle them"

I could, and ate the food.  (*S*  when I chaperoned a group of kids in Japan, the waiters would often compliment me on my use of chopsticks.  I could easily eat rice with them...I had had a LOT of practice.)  Glen would order nice tasting food...but I learned to NOT ask him what it was!!!  (He told me what one was once, after I asked)  I just ate it...and figured that I would throw up when I got back to my Apt.

I miss him so much.  He was only  a few years older than me...and...He died in his sleep.
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« Reply #565 on: December 24, 2020, 06:50:04 AM »
what a blessing to know someone like thst and have thise cherished memories
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« Reply #566 on: December 26, 2020, 02:22:38 PM »
..."Bow" vs 'Curtsy"

We women can do either, after performing music.  I would usually bow, holding my cello, or the side of the piano.  I would bend at the waist, not too deeply, but keep my upper body straight, so I was looking at the ground for a moment, and would straighten up.  Some women would bend at the waist, but keep their heads and upper body upright, as they smiled at the audience.  While I was looking at the ground, I was getting my mind back to normal, and could smile when I straightened up.

I did do a VERY DEEP CURTSY ONCE!!!!   :o

It was part of my initiation into the Music Sorority.   ::)

I was scheduled to perform a Brahms piano work in "Solo Class"...that was a class that all of we music majors HAD to attend, and many other people and students came to the Concert Hall to hear good music.

My 'New Sisters' had dressed me up in a VERY FRILLY pink dress, and a ridiculous pink wig...students were laughing at me as I entered...I was normally VERY reserved in the way I dressed. I REALLY was embarrassed, but figured..."Go along with it...have some fun."   ;)  (Even at a young age, it was hard to offend me...probably why I became a Lawyer... ::))

So, I pretended that I was having trouble just sitting on the bench...I just couldn't get the hem of the silly dress calmed down.
A male stage hand came out and helped me sit down. I calmed down, and performed the work...and then was having trouble getting off the bench...that DAMN DRESS was REALLY HARD TO WEAR!!!!

He came out, again, and got me off of the bench...and...

I did a VERY DEEP CURTSY to the audience.  Half were applauding...half were laughing...

I was voted in as President of the Sorority a year later...I think that they liked my attitude.  I watched over the finances very well, and planned Events to put together with the Music Fraternity.  But, I always liked to have fun.   ::)

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« Reply #567 on: December 26, 2020, 03:12:16 PM »
Should ripped the skirt off and awed the crowd!!!!!

 ::) ;D
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« Reply #568 on: December 26, 2020, 05:15:34 PM »
...I thought about it, but they had made me take off my panties... 8)

...The Dean probably would have summoned me to His Office...

...And it would have not gone well... ::)
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« Reply #569 on: December 27, 2020, 02:13:21 AM »
Depends on him. It may have gone very well.  :-X ::)
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