Pat and I were down in Maryland for a quick visit. (we were there for less than 24 hours.) While there we attended this: (fourth down -- Jenny Lang - Horn!)
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Jenny has one more recital and her defense until she earns her Doctor of Musical Arts. Hum, another Dr. J in the making. Saturday's recital was all 20th century women composers for the French Horn. Wow some really avant guard stuff. I particularly liked a piece with 2 horns and piano. Wonderful sounds, interesting timing... great energetic piece. (Jen, I tried to remember what you said that piece had... not much memory except those two and the one thing you don't want me to remember!!!) You really can't hum
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any of the tunes when she's done but the toes were really tapping with her pieces. Ask me quilting questions -- no problem. But doctoral level music responses -- it just ain't there folks! But I do enjoy listening to the pieces.
Last Wednesday I sent out 5 Valentine postcards. As I drove away from the post office I was ready to
smack myself! I hadn't taken any pictures of them. So, while visiting Jenny and Brian, I snapped this picture of theirs.
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Then Friday I made sugar cookies and packaged them up to look special. (Hey, they were special!)
Everyone had a package of sugar cookies -- except me! Rats. Pat shared some of his with me. What a sweetie!
I've had a couple of phone calls, emails and finally at almost 2:00 pm I am ready to get things going today. I have a block I need to finish so I can applique it. And, I am designing a block based on a picture I took on vacation. Tomorrow is car stuff and groceries. Things are always hopping -- but not pressure filled which is really nice.
Happy quilting all! Bonnie
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