So little time – so much to do. Just wanted to write about a things things from the weekend. Except that the weekend referred to here was several weekends ago – like maybe even over a month. I had wanted to write about the Trio Medieval concert at Duke Chapel while it was fresh in […]
The always amazing Bobby McFerrin was at Duke last week. This was the second time I’d seen/heard him in concert. The first time must have been at least 15 years ago and I was so stunned by what seemed to me at the time to be just plain too much talent that I don’t think
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I can see my house!!! They’ve done it again. I’ve said it before – I love maps, I hate Mapquest. Google maps came out with a much better system though it’s still in “beta” – meaning it can only get better. And now they’ve added satellite images. Just type in your address, zoom in, and
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“Never share the stage with dogs, children, or violoni” – Brent Wissick
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I remember this book from when I was young (the original version) and have to say I like this update much more! My Little Golden Book about God
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this from friend Sue – she thinks it’s an old saying: “My barn having burned to the ground, I can now see the moon.”
Went to a wonderful – well, mostly wonderful – concert featuring Master Scottish Fiddler Alasdair Fraser and Juilliard cellist Natalie Haas. They were a perfect duo so clearly tuned in to each other. Great energy! And Natalie has got the Darol Anger “chops” thing down to a science. Who needs a percussionist? I’m still trying
I’m a little behind on things (yeah, things get in the way….) and generally what’s out of sight is out of mind so every now and then somebody does something to nudge me along. My daughter is on spring break (Spring! Where?) from college and so sent this picture from her mom’s house perhaps to