Cell calls
fingers
You never know what we'll churn up in cleaning a stall
Cell calls
fingers
Rather than what the French call la petite mort – little death.
Even with the big grin or two.
JANUARY: Scalloping
FEBRUARY: Snow shoveling
MARCH: Maple syrup tapping and boiling
APRIL: Mud
MAY: Clamming
JUNE: Black flies
JULY: Tourists and lobsters
AUGUST: Blueberry raking
SEPTEMBER: Potato run to Aroostook county
OCTOBER: Foliage
NOVEMBER: Fir tipping and wreath making
DECEMBER: Here we are, shivering
My choir has been singing a joyous Renaissance piece that translates, in Allen M. Simon’s rendering, as:
Today Christ is born:
Today the Savior appeared:
Today on Earth the Angels sing,
Archangels rejoice:
Today the righteous rejoice, saying:
Glory to God in the highest.
Alleluia.
I first heard it in the second classical concert I ever attended, around age 12, with the velvety Roger Wagner Chorale on tour. Never, ever, did I imagine I’d be part of presenting it myself.
Still blows me away, all around.
TISSUES
ISSUES
Is the Queen going to move with the King or in some opposition to him?
Shuffle and deal again.
police ride theater plate
bored student airport
Or was that “loving’?
I really do wonder about some of the notes I collect.
Sometimes it takes more effort to find the remote control you need for a particular device than to actually get up, go over, and push a button right there.
If the device even has buttons nowadays.