Archive for January, 2006

Snip Snip

Monday, January 30th, 2006

A sparrow nestles in my hair. The brambly stock provides good cover, but pert feathers peek over the edge. I feel them fan and brush. Snip snip to Tickle and tug to Trim and pluck to bring a little order to my unkempt crown. Her tiny beak makes a quilt of the thatch with the [...]

Field Notes 20060127

Monday, January 30th, 2006

“The train leaves at ten o’clock. You arrive to the station at ten o’clock. Are you going to ride on the train?” Dr. Koh, illustrating the imperative to prepare long before playing any note.

Munich

Friday, January 27th, 2006

The name “Munich” has little bearing on the story of the movie, which despicts a band of people held captive by the political ideology of others. “Munich” is about bondage – about the constellations of circumstance that cause people who normally would see each other as human, as individuals, to use each other as means [...]

Field Notes 20060119

Friday, January 20th, 2006

These are notes from lessons and rehearsal experiences with Dr. Koh. There are some classics, and I plan to add more. These will be good for reliving the memories when I’m 60, but more importantly will refresh the imperative exercises and key points learned in my forgetful, “Alzheimers”-ridden brain. Never forget – one should practice [...]

To All You Heathens Out There:

Wednesday, January 4th, 2006

Drive Safely … Attend Church Helpful roadside reminder brought to you by the United Methodist Church, Macon, MO, pop. ~5399


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