What could be better than this?
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Saturday, April 27, 2019
Life is good.
So many of us are in good health.
Have good jobs.
Have children thriving.
Are in good relationships.
Understand what life offers us .
Know how to cook.
Will get to Art in Bloom this weekend.
Life is good.
Five of the next seven days may show rain. Lots of rain.
And another day clicks past.
Tick Tock.
In clock language:
Enjoy today.
Enjoy the week.
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Postings Count, Weather Brief, and Dinner
Saturday, April 27, 2019
My 386th consecutive posting, committed to 5,000.
After 386 posts we’re at the 7.72% mark of my commitment, the commitment a different way of marking the passage of time.
Time is 12.01am.
On Saturday, Boston’s temperature will reach a high of 52* with a feels-like of 42* and it will rain.
Dinner for tonight will be Haddock, Broiled and Seared with two Clams
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Question of the Day:
What is Art in Bloom?
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Chuckle for Saturday, April 27
A man to his friend, “I haven’t spoken to my wife in 18 months.”
“Why not?”
The man, “She gets pissed if I interrupt her.”
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Saturday, April 27, 2019
Love your notes.
Contact me at domcapossela@hotmail.com
Yesterday occurred a series of happy rifle shots from my sons and daughter regarding a family get together in May to include myself, my three sons and one daughter, and five grandchildren, save one, Dylan, attending school in Oxford, England, who could not shake free.
Telling was the absence of rancor and edginess inherent in any planning, especially for nineteen people covering a four-day period.
Most telling was the love that permeated the day-long series of ‘reply all’ correspondences.
Isn’t the planning often a great deal of fun to be layered onto the entire events?
One takeaway from the prolonged dialogue, is the role that cafes play in each of our lives.
Another is the importance of food to all of us, especially dinnertime.
Seattle conducive to satisfying us on both counts.
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Answer to the Question of the Day:
The Museum of Fine Arts in Boston celebrates the return of spring with Art in Bloom, the Museum’s annual festival of fine art and flowers.
Celebration Time, Come on!
Enjoy exquisite art from across the MFA’s collection paired with magnificent floral interpretations created by New England-area garden clubs. Professional designers delight with creative designs in Museum entrances and public spaces.
The guided tours, free with Museum admissions, use two presenters to provide insight into the submissions, one who talks about the flowers and the arrangement, and the other who deals with the connections between the floral displays and the art that inspired the florists and their clubs.
Visitors find a multitude of tours walking in every direction.
Just hook up with any one and follow along.
End one tour of one set of floral displays, and immediately pick up on another covering a different set.
But if you’d rather go off on your own, wander the galleries with a program map and discover this year’s freshly designed arrangements.
Art in Bloom launches with a preview of freshly installed arrangements on Friday, April 26, from 3 to 10 pm.
Daily events include tours of flower arrangements throughout the galleries; demonstrations of floral arranging for your home; casual dining among masterpieces; and outdoor walking tours.
Browse the MFA Art in Bloom Market and Garden Cart for unique gifts and treasures.
The popular Member Night is Saturday, April 27, and Community Day with children’s activities is Sunday, April 28.
Free Ikebana demonstrations on Saturday from 3 to 4 pm in Remis Auditorium.
I have a list of all the wonderful things in my life.
And while I appreciate what i have, my beauty, my legs, you can see, I still don’t believe I’ve gotten as much as I deserve.
Not nearly.
When’s Christmas?
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Good Morning on this Saturday, the Twenty-Seventh Day of April.
We posted a thought on how good life can be and, in short order, we counted our postings, talked about the weather, and decided on London Broil for dinner.
We posted a summary of a series of texts and emails to and from my three sons and daughter chiming in ideas on an all-family get together in late May.
We posted a chuckle – short, but still a chuckle.
Our q and a dealt with the annual four-day Art in Bloom exhibit/event at the MFA.
And now? Gotta go.
Che vuoi? Le pocketbook?
See you soon.
Your love.