This weblog does not support and is not now discussing PORFIRIO DIAZ, but is amazed to have located his actual voice, speaking to THOMAS EDISON. You can tell that Mexico has technology because you can find so much original footage of so many relatively early events so easily. Today, as we know, we celebrate a … More México lindo y herido
This weekend we are not supposed to be singing, but Jazzfest is streaming on. I signed up to volunteer for coastal restoration. Et bon gré mal gré, on chantera comme on chante toujours le “moys” de mai. On chantera des renards. Now is the month of Maying. “The Spring clad all in gladness / doth … More Ce moys de mai
It is the weekend, so we must sing! Watch how the presenters present, and consider how you would do it! Axé.
I spent $111 on eye treatment after having an allergic reaction to paint and sealant. It worked and I felt better and better, and even dreamed. And it is the weekend, so we should be at a fish restaurant in Lima listening to live criollo music, because that is what one does on weekends. Axé.
This is Friday, Oxalá’s day. The sun makes the cobblestones shine like silver, and everyone is wearing white. Axé.
Axé.
This morning I got up to receive and ponder a rather fraught missive on language policy, and then went off to a funeral. I did some errands and went to work out at the gym, where we watched the Polish airplane disaster and the West Virginia mining disaster on television. I came home and painted … More Curly Headed Baby
It is the weekend, and we are singing of the celestial Aida. This opera premiered in Cairo. I would prefer to see it with Giulietta Simoniato. But Caruso sang of Aida in 1908, when this opera was still quite new. I still think his version of this song is the best. Axé.
Axé.
Axé.
coldhearted scientist وداد 