Ella & Rusty & Stu(GA)
Member Since 2010
8/25 condo
Hi Everyone,
Never did get a chance to open a condo for Rusty yesterday. We got home around noon and spent the rest of the day doing laundry, shopping, etc. etc. Rusty had a good trip and is getting better every day. He still has congestion, of course (he has chronic congestion), but nothing like it was a week ago. Today is Day 11 of Convenia. We'll check in with the vet this week when he goes for his monthly B-12 shot.
We are having really cold weather. Saranac Lake had the lowest temperature in the US this morning: 32 degrees! ( they measure the temperature at the little airport in Lake Clear; at our house it was only 41 this morning).
We had a short walk on the trails at the VIC this afternoon and then went to see the current art show there: several of our friends have paintings in the show. One won an honorable mention (this was a juried show). The art community is very strong up here and there are many wonderful artists who live and work here.
I called my brother, who lives in Houston, this afternoon. He is in a senior residence and said that all was OK there, so far. They have had about 20 inches of rain in his part of Houston, but are expecting more. The hurricane is just sitting there. Global Warming strikes again.
We are thinking of all of our FDMB members who live in the Houston area and praying that they are safe.
This is a special weekend in the history of jazz: the jazz greats Lester Young (tenor sax) and Charlie Parker (alto sax) have back-t0- back birthdays. WKCR is celebrating with 3 days of their music. Today and part of tomorrow is the great Lester Young ("Prez"), tomorrow evening and all day Tuesday, the great Charlie Parker ("Bird"). Although we no longer live in NY City, we can listen on the Internet. http://www.wkcr.org
Tomorrow afternoon will be really special: 5 hours of the early recordings of Lester Young from the 1930s and 40s--the original 78 rpm records. Phil Schaapp, the jazz guru, is bringing (lugging) his collection of 78s to the studio. He firmly believes that the best sound source for this music is the original--no LP or CD transfers.
Going downstairs now to listen to Lester Young and hold Rusty's dinner bowl. He still seems to like RAWZ chicken. I bought some more cans yesterday.
Hi Everyone,
Never did get a chance to open a condo for Rusty yesterday. We got home around noon and spent the rest of the day doing laundry, shopping, etc. etc. Rusty had a good trip and is getting better every day. He still has congestion, of course (he has chronic congestion), but nothing like it was a week ago. Today is Day 11 of Convenia. We'll check in with the vet this week when he goes for his monthly B-12 shot.
We are having really cold weather. Saranac Lake had the lowest temperature in the US this morning: 32 degrees! ( they measure the temperature at the little airport in Lake Clear; at our house it was only 41 this morning).
We had a short walk on the trails at the VIC this afternoon and then went to see the current art show there: several of our friends have paintings in the show. One won an honorable mention (this was a juried show). The art community is very strong up here and there are many wonderful artists who live and work here.
I called my brother, who lives in Houston, this afternoon. He is in a senior residence and said that all was OK there, so far. They have had about 20 inches of rain in his part of Houston, but are expecting more. The hurricane is just sitting there. Global Warming strikes again.
We are thinking of all of our FDMB members who live in the Houston area and praying that they are safe.
This is a special weekend in the history of jazz: the jazz greats Lester Young (tenor sax) and Charlie Parker (alto sax) have back-t0- back birthdays. WKCR is celebrating with 3 days of their music. Today and part of tomorrow is the great Lester Young ("Prez"), tomorrow evening and all day Tuesday, the great Charlie Parker ("Bird"). Although we no longer live in NY City, we can listen on the Internet. http://www.wkcr.org
Tomorrow afternoon will be really special: 5 hours of the early recordings of Lester Young from the 1930s and 40s--the original 78 rpm records. Phil Schaapp, the jazz guru, is bringing (lugging) his collection of 78s to the studio. He firmly believes that the best sound source for this music is the original--no LP or CD transfers.
Going downstairs now to listen to Lester Young and hold Rusty's dinner bowl. He still seems to like RAWZ chicken. I bought some more cans yesterday.

