Good news: the bee colonies are flourishing...
Bad news: ...in our downstairs bathroom
Musicologist interested in #nuntastic literacies; also teaches about #PandemicMusic and #Shakespeare. Prone to sunrise rhapsodies and fulminations against rural internet. Blogs at https://silencesandsounds.blogspot.com/ She/her.
Note to self: coffee belongs on the *inside*
And how's your day going??!!!
I have graded the grading which was in the queue. I shall now go enjoy this fabulously wonderful spring day!
my cat is tired of my spending more time on grading than grooming her, so she deleted the file I was assessing.
Good thing I had a backup, bwahaha
Kitty was VERY excited to spend the whole night in the garage! ( Her choice, really; I had left the door cracked for her). But she did wake up obviously confused this morning!
Hospice care is a blessing. (My brother in law's mom has entered care for late-stage cancer.) Gisela's room has a view of the lake, I'm told. And pain management is a gift for sure.
Klaus is able to be there with her for a time, but given the state of international travel, neither grandkid can go. Hard to say goodbye over the telephone.
So these are the things that happen in life: some good, some bad, all part of who we are. Today I'm a little bit sad. That too is part of who we are
The world is my oyster? No, the world is full of carrion!
sunrise raccoons! The Bobbettes are back!
(Bob had four babies; these are of a size to be from that litter)
Musicologists love antiphons. But a 16th-century prayerbook suggests the real center of gravity in the Divine Office was the psalms. The evidence? Counting drop caps.
https://silencesandsounds.blogspot.com
#codicology #manuscripts #DivineOffice #chant #musicology #nuntastic #blog #research
Dear helicopter pilot(s): this is a rural civilian household; floodlight scans at 1:30a are disruptive and annoying. Please stop.