Quotiddlywinks
Jun. 20th, 2006 12:09 amAs threatened, we ate at the Crab Shanty on Friday, then came home and watched the DVD of "Pirates of the Caribbean." We have played the music from that in several band concerts now - it's got a great baritone sax part! - and so we wanted to see what it was like. Pretty funny, and the music was as good in the film as it was in the 7-minute medley.
Sunday evening, band concert in Bel Air. They have a nice band shell - the Humbert Amphitheatre, officially - but what we really needed was a stiff breeze, which we didn't get. Scott let his granddaughter conduct for a bit - she's a year old or so, I think...
Progress is being made on the animal front. I got a cooling tile and a locking crock food dish for the new chins, since they had managed to dislodge their old food bin from the nest of wire their previous keeper had fastened it with, and throw it down several levels of cage, noisily, late at night. They sure love timothy hay, and it is so much fun to watch them eat it with their little hands holding it!
Rehearsal this evening was rather lacking in air conditioning, leading to a certain lack of energy on the part of most of us.
Tomorrow's agenda: rip up carpet.
Sunday evening, band concert in Bel Air. They have a nice band shell - the Humbert Amphitheatre, officially - but what we really needed was a stiff breeze, which we didn't get. Scott let his granddaughter conduct for a bit - she's a year old or so, I think...
Progress is being made on the animal front. I got a cooling tile and a locking crock food dish for the new chins, since they had managed to dislodge their old food bin from the nest of wire their previous keeper had fastened it with, and throw it down several levels of cage, noisily, late at night. They sure love timothy hay, and it is so much fun to watch them eat it with their little hands holding it!
Rehearsal this evening was rather lacking in air conditioning, leading to a certain lack of energy on the part of most of us.
Tomorrow's agenda: rip up carpet.