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[RetRN]

Any first lady

Abe Lincoln

Dean Martin

Joan Rivers

Katherine Hepburn
Audrey Hepburn

Lucy and Ethel

George Burns

Princess Diana

[AuntG]

Have to see if I can get my hands on a copy of that Steve Allen TV series, Meeting of the Minds. I always thought of him as a comedian until I watched that show. 

[makeup addict]

For the ones who invited the evil people, I'll just sit and watch from the kitchen, that way I can get a head start before y'all  should the need arise. Lol

Christ, Peter, C.S.Lewis, Lucille Ball, Tim Russert, Johnny Carson, Jane Austen,  Steven King, Jon Stewart, Tolkien, Walt Disney, Wil Rogers, Agatha Christie, Lady Gaga, Lisa Harper, and Carol Burnett. 

[proudlyfromNJ]

Jim Morrison

[Pandalady]

@makeup addict  Great ones!  Loved Tim Russert!  His enthusiasm for his career was so much fun to watch!

[makeup addict]

@Pandalady I miss him! I can only imagine what his thoughts would have been for this past election. I like Chuck Todd, but Russert was the best moderator for politics. 

[dex]

@qualitygal happy that you lived to talk about it.

[dex]

@151949@I agree those were the days.People got together at each other's homes just for coffee and gossip.Kids played outside without much need for supervision.I agree it did seem that our parents had great times and even though we didn't have much it wasn't important as long as you could pay the bills.

[151949]

When I was little we would go to one of my parents friend's house on a Saturday evening. They would play cards or dance then around midnight they would bring out "the lunch" . A tray of meats and cheeses etc to make sandwiches, and another tray of desserts. They would make coffee, and everyone would eat and drink coffee so they could drive home, after an evening of drinking beer or wine. My Dad didn't drink at all , so he wouldn't need the coffee, and he'd have milk like us kids. I always really enjoyed "the midnight lunch". 

[rustee]

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@AuntG wrote:

Have to see if I can get my hands on a copy of that Steve Allen TV series, Meeting of the Minds. I always thought of him as a comedian until I watched that show. 

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@AuntG

You can watch some on YouTube.

Amazon sells the book Steve had published which contains the scripts from the shows.