WilliamM

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I have wondered about it too. Two of my female first cousins, both in their early 80s,have traveled frequently during covid19. Several vacations at beaches on the Atlantic Ocean in Northern New England. Other trips by air to visit a sick woman who was a friend of sorts of their dad. About six weeks ago, their younger brother was told he had panchriatic cancer. I agree with their younger brother He and has wife had to insist they not visit

The Magician, a novel about Thomas Mann by Colm Toibin Dud Mann really believe being the father of six children proved he was not a homosexual

Belgrade is quiet and in tears this morning and afternoon Sarajevo not so much

Watched the match, I wouldn't call it close

I finally watched the entire match. Even at the very end Novak was fighting with all his heart Even though I am no longer a Novak fan, many people at the Open shared a tear even the few folks who were there for the event

I was pleasantly surprised that Zellweger was so good. The last time I saw Garland was 1967 Christmas concert in New York - by then she was still quite good, but nothing like in 1961. Both Garland and Merman were tiny women

Judy Garland sang at what was Boston Garden in 1961. She didn't have an opening act. I have written before that while the orchestra played That's Entertainment, Judy put the mic on the floor and danced across the stage with several high kicks.

a few months after Carnegie Hall - 1961. She mostly sang the same songs. I believe one of the different songs was "What a little moonlight an do"

I did not have any hockey in my courses at BC. But certainly football player. I was there when folk music was very popular/ I saw Judy Garland perform in Boston about six weeks into freshman year

Not everyone in Brazil here cared much what the prices are in Brazil. I go to Rio for the beaches and the music I hire in Berlin and Sydney