I am writing this on Sunday for publication on Monday as I will be tied up attending a boring ass one hour dissertation on food handling safety that I have to sit through to renew my food handlers card. This is the same class I have had to sit through since I was 16 when I got my first food handlers card. I could teach the damn course if I did not put myself to sleep before getting through it. Sheesh, but I gotta do it for the job, so I guess I will go waste an hour or two. Just exactly what I want to be doing on a frosty Monday Morning. Then I have to take Will to the bank to deposit the money for his new computer. Then I finally will get to relax. So while I am away boring myself to tears in the company of 39 other bored as hell folks, you guys can listen to the play list and lust after the munchable men on display. The play list this morning is the first two movements from Odysseus' Journey, Opus 6, Number 2, a Symphonic Tone Poem by Ernst Boehe performed by the the Staatsphil Rheinland-Pfalz conducted by Werner Andreas Albert. "Ernst Boehe was a personal friend of Richard Strauss and his music is lushly tuneful, densely orchestrated (he always seemed to write for large orchestral forces) and harmonically 'safe' considering the Second Viennese School was exactly contemporaneous and very active. Strauss was producing Salome at the time Boehe was writing his tone poem Odysseus." Then after the play list are the aforementioned munchable men in their Monday's Undies to leer at and lust after. Thanks for the visit, see you tomorrow for Valentine's Day. Until next time as always, Enjoy!
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