Monday, May 3, 2010
Thursday, April 22, 2010
More Chinese Brush Painting
This dogwood painting got rotated when added here - don't know why. Maybe the PC thinks it looks better like this.
Daffodils
Some April Pics
Kirby's shower
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Historic pic of an ACSB bike hike
View of the Greenbrier River from the guest cabin at Camp Ann Bailey
Mr. Ed, Bucky, Beettle, and Flash spelunking in 1967
First rose in our garden 2010
Monday, April 5, 2010
Bento Box
We've been serving a lot of Bento Box dinners so thought you'd like to see one. This one has dim sum.
Easter 2010
Bill and Melva visted us on their way home to MD from FL. We had some neighbors in (who worked with them at SSA) for Easter Brunch. The Menu included mimosas, shrimp coctail, Eggs Benedict, grilled rack of lamb, latkes, chilled roasted asperagus, tomato aspic with cottage cheese, fruit salad, cheese stix, lemon meringue pie and petits fors. There was a casual egg hunt (more like egg-spy) for colored eggs in the living room where the location of the eggs was a letter when stung together made "Spring". Melva won being a huge Jumble (anagram) player. Later, Melva, Moody, the dogs and I went down to Pittsboro to see what was left of the courthouse and to check on my dulcimer which should be ready next week.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Mikado Success
The following link is to a bit that aired on the local PBS station Thursday evening to promote The Mikado. http://flash.unctv.org/ncweekend/3182010_durhamsavoyards.html
Our production was reviewed as the finest ever performed by the Durham Savoyards, which was nice. We sold record number of tickets for this organization which started in 1963. The audiences loved it. This was a good experience. Mary Laurel and Robert came for the weekend and went with Moody to the operetta Saturday night. Most of the neighbors came Sunday afternoon.
The link below has a slideshow of various scenes showing the costumes and sets.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joeosb/sets/72157623494455161/show/
Our production was reviewed as the finest ever performed by the Durham Savoyards, which was nice. We sold record number of tickets for this organization which started in 1963. The audiences loved it. This was a good experience. Mary Laurel and Robert came for the weekend and went with Moody to the operetta Saturday night. Most of the neighbors came Sunday afternoon.
The link below has a slideshow of various scenes showing the costumes and sets.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/joeosb/sets/72157623494455161/show/
The following link is to a Durham review of Sunday's performance.
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