Showing posts with label blogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blogs. Show all posts

21 May 2009

Going40 in iRecital

Tonight was the final event of Scott's undergraduate degree pursuit: his senior recital. An enthusiastic and sizable audience gathered at Sundin Recital Hall for an evening of piano music. Half of the audience was utilizing their iPhones before the recital started. I had to laugh, thinking back to how un-tech my recital experience at Luther compared, lo se-e-everal years ago. Bloggers to my left, bloggers in front of me, bloggers to my right - a person couldn't spit without hitting one (classy, I know). Here you see Sous-Blogger Deb working hard to keep her title. A more devoted friend would be hard for Scooter to find. Truly. (BTW, I enjoy taking random aerial photos even more than one-arm self portraiture - I was sitting next to Deb.)Scott played a wonderful program of Bach, Mendelssohn, Chopin and Ravel, featuring a world premiere by David Evan Thomas. Even though I am in NO WAY pianistically inclined, it was clear this was an exceptional performance. I marvelled at the voicing and power in the Mendelssohn. (Kidlet, I promise to make you take piano lessons. Early and often.)

Below, a herd of Scott's fans from St. Paul's; proud partner Eric, right, covered the receiving line.

We are all crazy proud of you, Scott - CONGRATULATIONS!!!

20 April 2009

Blog 2.0

The Meema Files is now entering the terrible two's. Hang on, kiddies!
(Blogoversary event details coming soon...)

08 September 2008

Let's hear it for the boys

Everyone's favorite male knitter, Franklin Habit, has done it again. Check his blog to see photos from his upcoming release, Guys with Yarn: The 2009 Calendar. (I'd post photos, but I don't want to © infringe.)

I can think of at least three knitting dudes (and a big basket of she-knitters) who will be clearing a space on their walls for these bad boys of the fiber arts. Let the yarnplay begin...

14 May 2008

Green to be...

J'aime les possibilities de sharing information avec bloggers.*

Going40's friend and long-time commenter Stephanie has started her own blog, Native Observation, as she anticipates her return to the US after living in Paris for years (you can read her story when you're done here - well worth a bookmark, IMHO). Anywho, I've been delving into Stephanie's list of favorite blogs and am quite taken and inspired by No Impact Man. Set aside some time to check out both of these blogs.

*A smattering of knowledge is a dangerous thing when it comes to languages of the world.