Well, Chopin certainly dominated the hardest piano pieces! And what's that I hear? Oh, it's Mozart rolling over in his grave at the rubber chicken's "Queen of the Night" aria, LOL!
Flower Show Prep
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9 am and I counted just three entries total for the flower show.
*Mrs Trellis *called from the kitchen wall at 10 am with her entry, neatly
written in h...
Renaissance: The Blood and the Beauty
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I just finished watching a recent BBC docudrama series (shown here on PBS)
called *Renaissance: The Blood and the Beauty* about Michelangelo and his
riva...
The Punchbowl, Launceston, Tasmania.
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The Punchbowl Reserve is a good place to have a picnic or a walk around the
pond, have a game of cricket in the summer or football in winter, or just
run...
When To Hit
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Timmy is my nephew. He was a child full of energy which also means he was
often in trouble.
His parents were not married. A couple of months before he wa...
Updating since Eye bump biopsy...
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Eye bump biopsy
Beautiful pic, yes? Well, it's now 8 days since the biopsy on my lower
eyelid bump... and believe me, it has *not* been fun.
Whole eye...
Mystery Of The Baby’s Death!
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Hey dear Friends !
Sorry for not being around since few days. We had to revisit my village
immediately . Actually some days back while we were sleepi...
McDonough Meteorite
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Remember me telling you about the meteorite in June that crashed into the
roof of a house in Henry County, Georgia? Here is a link to more
informatio...
Still Kicking & Canada Day
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I thought this would be a good day to check in and let you all know I have
not fallen off the side of the earth yet, despite my lack of posting that
migh...
Chuckles and Chortles
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Happy Tuesday, friends! I hope you're all doing well. What's going on with
everyone? What's new in your world? Share in the comments. I'd like to hear
all ...
Time-Out
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Every now and again in life we come across a bump or hurdle. It can come in
our relationships, our finances or as in my case, health.
Right now I've been...
Well, Chopin certainly dominated the hardest piano pieces! And what's that I hear? Oh, it's Mozart rolling over in his grave at the rubber chicken's "Queen of the Night" aria, LOL!
ReplyDeleteHe's so serious looking while playing the rubber chicken.
DeleteI remember playing that first piece years ago, alas no more.
ReplyDeleteLove the second video..lol
Funny!
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