Lounging By the Beach - Part 3

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Well jag who all is left lol

Yup!
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Well anyone that's still here goodnight and pleasant dreams !!

Good night, Eagle. :)
 

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Hi, Beachers. Back reading this morning and caught the post by Sea. Hugs and love, Sea. Fergie had a great mom: always let that be first in your memories of her.

And also, I see that Sun and I are getting an annulment.....just remember, Sun, you get the kids (cats :laugh:).

Quite the conservation you all had last night....entertaining read.

I am off for a Walmart run this morning. Not a good way to begin a new week. :ohmy:

Happy Sunday to you. :wub:

Hi, Jag......
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Thank you dearheart, I am fine. Nothing a little time won't take care of.



Yes, Jan, he died all the way dead to cover our sins. His resurrection 3 days later is what has saved those who want to be saved.



Thank you Sun,

Last couple of times I took Fergie for a walk, she couldn’t make it back … had to carry her. Then she started sleeping almost around the clock, and went 4 days without eating much more than a couple of tablespoons of meat chunks. She became incontinent and was having trouble walking to her water bowl - staggering (almost falling) while she was walking. With all considered, and also b/c she was heavily weeping from the eyes, I made the decision Monday night to return her to the embrace of the Lord. So, the next morning, I showered, trimmed and groomed her up beautifully for her departure to reunite with her beloved pippin at Rainbow Bridge.:cry:

Every time I get sad, it is quickly gone when I think of her not suffering.

I will chat everyone tomorrow!:) xoxo

I'm so sorry Sea. I know how hard it was to do that. I've had to do it twice and I still missed them so much. It was definitely the right thing to do though. It's harder watching them suffer. Hope you are feeling better today but it will take time. :wub:
 

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There's something to be said for back reading. If I hadn't I would have missed Sea's post. :(

Good morning/afternoon Beachers. I last sunny day before the rains come.

Ankle and shin are about the same today but don't hurt as much so that is a good sign.

I hope everybody has a great last day before w...w...work. :)
 

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Hey, Terry.....I meant to mention your boo boos in my post, but then forgot....some friend I am!

Anyway....happy to read they are not as sore. Hopefully you will mend soon.

Back from Walmart....it was so crowded, but at least I did not have to wait so long for check out..they actually had enough lanes open. :shock:

Now I am going to do something constructive.....:D Feel free to join in...always room for a few more.

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Hey, Jag....that Mozart is pretty perky and bouncy for waking up music. I always watch conductors in amazement....I had to have several conducting classes in college..even a couple while working on my master's.....and the professional conductors never utilize the correct conducting techniques....they just each seem to do their own thing. I always feel that by the time the orchestra gets to the point of a public performance, after dozens of rehearsals, they really do not even pay much attention to the conductor anyway. At that point, he is just a figure head. But it is so satisfying to get a really good performance from your musicians. :)

Well, geeze!! Forgot one of the main things I went to Walmart for....whole milk mozzarella cheese....we are going to make pizza on the grill tonight and we only use the whole milk cheese for pizza.....dang. Back to Walmart.
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Hey, Jag....that Mozart is pretty perky and bouncy for waking up music. I always watch conductors in amazement....I had to have several conducting classes in college..even a couple while working on my master's.....and the professional conductors never utilize the correct conducting techniques....they just each seem to do their own thing. I always feel that by the time the orchestra gets to the point of a public performance, after dozens of rehearsals, they really do not even pay much attention to the conductor anyway. At that point, he is just a figure head. But it is so satisfying to get a really good performance from your musicians. :)

Well, geeze!! Forgot one of the main things I went to Walmart for....whole milk mozzarella cheese....we are going to make pizza on the grill tonight and we only use the whole milk cheese for pizza.....dang. Back to Walmart.
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I think you're right. The conductor is more "emoting" than anything else on stage. It's a "performance". I'm sure he/she has already stamped into the musicians' heads exactly how he/she wanted the piece played. I also noticed the conductor is usually a couple beats ahead, which makes sense if the musicians were paying attention. They look up as a gesture only.

It takes bouncy music to get me out of bed. :laugh:

Don't you hate that, run back for one thing. Didn't you have a list? :sneaky:
 
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