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Thanks for lunch, Janet! It’s hard to begin to catch up on 30 years, but we made a good start. Everything from What We’re Doing Now to “Where were you during the Great Water Fight of 8th grade?” Janet says she was on the bridge dropping water ballons on people. I myself had snagged a … Continue reading Lunch
Currently watching The X from Outer Space on satellite, and wondering just how many times Tokyo was cinematically destroyed in the 1950’s. If possible, this movie has even worse special effects than the Gojira (Godzilla) ones. The token Americans are played by the same actors as in some of the Godzilla movies. One thing that … Continue reading Movies tonight
Detroit, 1942 He made a line on a blackboard, one bold stroke from right to left diagonally downward and stood back to ask, looking as always at no one in particular, “What have I done?” From the back of the room Freddie shouted, “You’ve broken a piece of chalk.” M. Degas did not smile. “What … Continue reading M. Degas Teaches Art & Science at Durfee Intermediate School
Tis a lovely Sunday morning, so sunny you could easily forget that it’s December (and a Day of Infamy, at that). In fact, it’s so pretty that I have to put in a blog entry out of sheer exuberance. But just so as this thing has some redeeming value, here’s a bit of humor via … Continue reading Sunday morning
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