I worked over and hour and a few minutes this morning again. However, I am off tonight, but I have a lot to accomplish today before I can relax. Will has a dental appointment at 10:30 in Hurst at the NE Clinic and I have no idea how long that will take. After I bring him home, then I am off to my old stomping grounds in Irving (where I lived before I moved to Arkansas) to visit my best Gal Pal, Jennifer. She called over the weekend to inform me she fell at work on Friday and broke both her knees. She is in much pain and not to mobile at the moment, so I want to go over to give her some TLC. I will stop on the way to get some flowers or a plant to help brighten her spirits a little. That should put me back home in late afternoon, way past my bedtime, before I can finally lay me down to rest. I am glad I am off or I would be one tired puppy if I had to turn around and work tonight on 3 or 4 hours of sleep. Oh well, such is the life of your Uncle Gerry when everyone needs a piece of his time. So I best get this posted before I have to get my act together and start running all over town. Today's featured composer is a Frenchman who studied under the German composer Cesar Franck at the Conservatoire in Paris. The play list includes String Quartets Numbers 1 in D Major, Opus 35 (1890) and 2 in E Major, Opus 45 (1897) by Vincent D'Indy performed by the Kodaly Quartet, a Hungarian Quartet, known originally as the Sebestyen Quartet. They changed the name in 1969 to honor their countryman, composer Zoltan Kodaly. While you are listening to the French Quartets written in the German Style and played by a Hungarian Quartet, you can scroll on down the page to check out all the scrumptious Sexy Studs in Swimwear on display for your visual appreciation. So now I need to get my act together and get on the road so I can eventually end up back home, hopefully before traffic time this evening (rush hour sucks coming towards Fort Worth from Irving). Thanks for the visit, see you again tomorrow. Until next time as always, Enjoy!
Showing posts with label Zoltan Kodaly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zoltan Kodaly. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Still Freaked Out
I am still kinda freaked out over the whole gun in my face thing. I guess I won't really know how I will react to being in the store until I work again tonight. I know I don't like feeling scared or unsafe just being there doing my job. I hope I am going to be able to face strangers that come in the middle of the night without freaking out on them or being rude and unhelpful. I enjoy being the gentleman merchant with a sense of humor and having fun with my customers. I hope I can continue to be that way. Time will tell.
For your entertainment today I have the Sonata for Solo Cello, Opus 8 by Zoltan Kodaly performed by Janos Starker in a 1988 Tokyo Recital. After the play list is this week's edition of Random Hotness to get you over the weekday hump and headed for the weekend. Thanks for the visit, come again soon. Until next time as always, Enjoy!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)





























































