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yamamanamaSabo (no, not that Sabo. This Sabo has pine green and rust orange dreadlocks) is an artist as well.
I was wondering whether I should take the chance with the train I was on. Because I got on the train, another train arrived and the other train left. And nobody announced this or anything. I made the right call at least.
I got a sandwich with chicken kebab with grilled peppers, onions, and cherry tomatoes, along with some lettuce and hot sauce. I should’ve bought a can of Guarana Antarctica but maybe next time.
Wolfgang Amadè Mozart Trio - in E-flat major, KV. 498 “Kegelstatt”
I arrived in the midst of Benjamin Zander's speech and I was trying to eat my sandwich. All I remember is that Mozart was a cheerful fellow and that this work uses a motif a lot lot lot.
Mikhail Glinka - Trio Pathétique in D minor
When you play chamber music, you play what's available.
Unfortunately, a bee decided to harass me. And they're aware they can sting because they just hover over your food or try to get in your eyes.
Dmitri Shostakovich - String Quartet No. 8 in C minor, Op. 110
Dedicated to the victims of war and fascism. This means your victims as well, Stalin. It was composed in three days and when it premiered, Shostakovich was weeping at it.
Ludwig van Beethoven - “Eyeglasses Duo” for viola and cello in E-flat major, WoO 32
It showcases his lighter side.
Toivo Kuula - Piano Trio in A Major, Op. 7
(excerpt)
A composer Zander has never heard of before putting this together. He was a promising composer, a student of Jean Sibelius, until he was shot in a drunken dispute. And because all history will one day become comedy, his name means bullet in Finnish.
Maurice Ravel - Piano Trio in A Minor
(excerpt)
It's a very subtle work from Ravel.
Karen looks kind of like Kyra and even has a name that is almost the same but doesn’t quite dress like Kyra did, that is to say, eyeblisteringly bright nuclear orange rave clothing or hippie clothing for the fin de siecle. That is to say, this siecle, not the previous one, although the previous one could be interesting.
Her skirt was iridescent rainbow but not eyeblisteringly so. She has a pin on her bag of a clownish face with a star for an eye, a raccoon with three eyes that she thought was a cat, and Frankenstein’s Monster. Her nose stud is a crescent moon.
She’s not much of an artist.
The name Karen conjures up a middle aged white woomud/wimpund/wumben from the Midwest or southern California and so has fallen out of disuse. As for woomuds, I’ll never know why they named that place Killiechassie. It will be called Castle Imane, of course, and no one will dare forget it.
Mackenna is not an artist at all. She has a tattoo of a flower on her wrist that I didn’t depict because she had her hoodie draped over her arms.
burning question: why are they shutting down the main part of the Red Line if they're ostensibly only fixing slow zones between Charles MGH and Park Street and between JFK and Broadway? Wouldn't it be better to pick one area?
I was wondering whether I should take the chance with the train I was on. Because I got on the train, another train arrived and the other train left. And nobody announced this or anything. I made the right call at least.
I got a sandwich with chicken kebab with grilled peppers, onions, and cherry tomatoes, along with some lettuce and hot sauce. I should’ve bought a can of Guarana Antarctica but maybe next time.
Wolfgang Amadè Mozart Trio - in E-flat major, KV. 498 “Kegelstatt”
I arrived in the midst of Benjamin Zander's speech and I was trying to eat my sandwich. All I remember is that Mozart was a cheerful fellow and that this work uses a motif a lot lot lot.
Mikhail Glinka - Trio Pathétique in D minor
When you play chamber music, you play what's available.
Unfortunately, a bee decided to harass me. And they're aware they can sting because they just hover over your food or try to get in your eyes.
Dmitri Shostakovich - String Quartet No. 8 in C minor, Op. 110
Dedicated to the victims of war and fascism. This means your victims as well, Stalin. It was composed in three days and when it premiered, Shostakovich was weeping at it.
Ludwig van Beethoven - “Eyeglasses Duo” for viola and cello in E-flat major, WoO 32
It showcases his lighter side.
Toivo Kuula - Piano Trio in A Major, Op. 7
(excerpt)
A composer Zander has never heard of before putting this together. He was a promising composer, a student of Jean Sibelius, until he was shot in a drunken dispute. And because all history will one day become comedy, his name means bullet in Finnish.
Maurice Ravel - Piano Trio in A Minor
(excerpt)
It's a very subtle work from Ravel.
Karen looks kind of like Kyra and even has a name that is almost the same but doesn’t quite dress like Kyra did, that is to say, eyeblisteringly bright nuclear orange rave clothing or hippie clothing for the fin de siecle. That is to say, this siecle, not the previous one, although the previous one could be interesting.
Her skirt was iridescent rainbow but not eyeblisteringly so. She has a pin on her bag of a clownish face with a star for an eye, a raccoon with three eyes that she thought was a cat, and Frankenstein’s Monster. Her nose stud is a crescent moon.
She’s not much of an artist.
The name Karen conjures up a middle aged white woomud/wimpund/wumben from the Midwest or southern California and so has fallen out of disuse. As for woomuds, I’ll never know why they named that place Killiechassie. It will be called Castle Imane, of course, and no one will dare forget it.
Mackenna is not an artist at all. She has a tattoo of a flower on her wrist that I didn’t depict because she had her hoodie draped over her arms.
burning question: why are they shutting down the main part of the Red Line if they're ostensibly only fixing slow zones between Charles MGH and Park Street and between JFK and Broadway? Wouldn't it be better to pick one area?
