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That looks yummy!!James's first plate View attachment 383715
That looks yummy!!James's first plate View attachment 383715
Timpani is such a cool instrument. The low "bum....bum....bums" it produces cuts right through. It must have been so rewarding to play timpani.I played the timpani part of P&C when I was a Junior for the seniors...... so much fun!
Graduation is over. Next year I will not only be here as a teacher but also as a dad. DD will be the HS graduating class of 2020.Second, I need to do more research for our family getaway. I have to get ready for graduation. See you all tomorrow
That looks delicious! What kind of cucumbers are those? Pickled?James's first plate View attachment 383715
That will be a very interesting day for you. Mixed emotions I am sure. Where has the time gone?Graduation is over. Next year I will not only be here as a teacher but also as a dad. DD will be the HS graduating class of 2020.
Timpani is such a cool instrument. The low "bum....bum....bums" it produces cuts right through. It must have been so rewarding to play timpani.
That was cool that you did thatThat's pretty much the only time I played it was that year for that song... sometimes I would get to play the bass drum or the cymbals... I was adhoc pretty much for concert band... as I was in colorguard for Marching band. I just drove by the high school tonight and the new colorguard was already out practicing... good grief it's only June! But I had to put down the window and yell GO GUARD! I just had to!
I'm afraid that all those little snowflakes would be traumatized by that. What you saw might have been Walter Cronkite and the history program he used to have called "The Twentieth Century". Even when I was in school we never got to WW1 or WW2 and it barely touched on the Civil War. They claimed that they always were behind in the the history courses and never got to those areas before the school year was done. Heck, after I got back from Vietnam I took some military sponsored U.S. History Courses at the University of Vermont. Two full semesters and we never got past WWI in detail. By then I wanted to hear what the historians had to say about the Vietnam War even though it wasn't over yet. But, not a mention.What you say is sad, but I have to agree with you. I can hope though that we can learn from the past. When I was a kid back in the 70's, there was a show on tv, can't remember the channel, but there was no cable then. It was a documentary about WWII and I remember watching it, and just being shocked at what I saw. Never forgot those images even though I never lived it. Maybe since we have actual footage of such things, it should be part of a high school or middle school curriculum on world history.
Canadians too if I remember correctly, 2 dead and someone from Europe as well if I read correctly.
He thought there were just too many people and felt like he couldn’t get away from them. Like the pool was a nightmare. He loved Castaway Cay because he felt he could breathe again. I will say he hated the dining set up on DCL. He would have preferred a buffet for each meal.
In the complete and total "what the hell" department, I got contacted out of the clear blue sky today from a producer who wants to turn this play I wrote in college into a tv series. Having been around the block a few thousand times, I'm not exactly holding my breath, but I guess you never know....
https://www.samuelfrench.com/s/869/spotlight
SPOTLIGHT
"From the author of the hit plays Devil Boys From Beyond and The Crumple Zone comes this hilarious one-act about college theatre majors waiting for the cast list for West Side Story to be posted.....and the aftermath. A finalist in HBO's New Writer's Workshop and a Second Place winner at the American College Theatre Festival, Spotlight is a fast-paced comedy about the desperate drive to succeed, and delusions that get in the way."
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And just when something good happens, I open my mail and AAAAAARRRRRGGGHHHHH!!!!!
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Those pictures are amazing!Last Palm Springs day. We took a tour that took us to a hiking place with a Palm grove, a look at the wind farm and to gawk at celeb homes. The house in the picture is the one Elvis rented to get married in but had to have Frank Sinatra help him escape it when the reports got wind of his plans. After our tour was over we took the tram up about 8,000 feet up. It was really cool. Tomorrow we go to Disneyland for a couple days and then home.
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Some pictures from Joshua Tree National Park today. And my lunch at Del Taco, it was pretty tasty.
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