Woke up early this morning to the news of the earth quake in Japan. Oh my, what a horrible event. First of all, I can not imagine living in a country that regularly experiences mild quakes. This one is anything but mild. It will take time to evaluate the damage and we are still waiting for the tsunami to reach all its shores. The affect in Japan must have been devastating from what the pictures are showing.
It is at times like this that I am grateful to be living in a place that experiences mild tremors at the most and that happens occasionally. Not tremors with what I would describe as alarming regularity.
I am sure that there will continue to be news about this for the next while.
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Che ce'di nuovo: from our Italian classes-what's new. I hope to write about what's new in my life and also what I find of interest that is new. Will be interesting to explore the everyday and look at it with new eyes.
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About Me
- Bassoon Woman
- Despite the fact that I have been playing the bassoon since I was 13 years old, there are people who will be surprised by the name Bassoon Woman. Some of these people would be my tennis partners who only know me as an eager opponent on the tennis court. I am living proof that you can get better as you as age. At least, I think that I am playing better (they accepted me on one of the club teams last year.) Members of the garden club where I attend sessions designing florelle centre pieces, are always surprised to see me at performances. My next performance is at Colborne Lodge in High Park, we are playing a return engagement celebrating spring on March 20. Hopefully, it will be springlike. These are just a few of the activities that occupy my time. After 30 years of teaching fulltime, I now work part-time teaching music in a high school. Wonderful experience. I am looking forward to exploring the many experiences fill my days. noramr2@gmail.com
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