The Last Knit
“When knitting becomes an obsession.”
Source: The Last Knit | Anima Vitae
Riveting 6 minutes.
The Last Knit
“When knitting becomes an obsession.”
Source: The Last Knit | Anima Vitae
Riveting 6 minutes.
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We played:
We continue to meet on Tuesdays at 7:45 pm at 233 Broadway,
Cambridge. But only if a critical mass of people have told me by
Monday night that they want to come.
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We played:
We continue to meet on Tuesdays at 7:45 pm at 233 Broadway,
Cambridge. But only if a critical mass of people have told me by
Monday night that they want to come.
I was busy, or lazy, last week and didn’t get the news of the
week out until Monday, so I couldn’t tell you that the first
meeting of the West
Gallery Quire was last Sunday. But it’s usually the second
Sunday of the month, and the next one will be on October 9. This
is your best place for getting to sing with a serpent on the bass
line, and a chance to sing or play the vocal music of rural
England in the 18th and 19th centuries.
The first meeting of the Boston Recorder
Society will be this Sunday. They welcome recorders, strings,
and loud wind instruments.
Our new piece for the week, As
tu point veu, didn’t come from CPDL
with a translation.
Google Translate
didn’t seem to know any more of the words than I did.
So we put our heads, our school French, and our creative
writing skills together and decided it was a piece about a
Vicountess who painted and powdered her face green like a
parrot.
If anyone knows more sixteenth century French than we do, and
would like to emend or amplify our translation, here are the
words:
As tu point veu la viscontine,
tant popine,
tant godin'et qui a son chef bien pigné.
Ell'a donné la torre'a lespine.
sus sa mine,
la plus fine.
Qui soit point au refondoir.
il y a esté en reloupe dessus son verdillon
net,
dessus son verdillonnet.
Et si a esté painct et broulé vert comme'ung papegay,
fa ri fan lan lan...
We played:
We continue to meet on Tuesdays at 7:45 pm at 233 Broadway,
Cambridge. But only if a critical mass of people have told me by
Monday night that they want to come.
We played:
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We will be meeting on Tuesday evenings, starting at 7:45, at
233 Broadway, Cambridge, as long as enough people have told me by
Monday night that they want to come.
![[flowers and leaves]](https://i0.wp.com/www.vblfcollection.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2013/12/177_02-Poisonous-Plants-by-J-Nash.jpg)
We played:
We meet on Tuesdays at 7:45pm at 233 Broadway, Cambridge, as
long as enough people have told me by Monday night that they want
to come.
This coming Tuesday, August 16, a large fraction of the
regulars have told me that they are not coming, so if you want
there to be a meeting, you are definitely going to have to let me
know.
The following Tuesday, August 23, I will not be in town, so if
you want to meet, you’ll have to do the organizing yourself.
But as far as I know, the Tuesday after that, August 30, is
back to normal.
A page from The First Book of Fashion
Source: Dressing for the King by Madeleine Schwartz | NYR Daily | The New York Review of Books
I’ve always believed this. You can tell jokes better if you practice on your dog, too.
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We played:
We continue to meet on Tuesdays at 7:45 pm, at 233 Broadway,
Cambridge, as long as enough people have told me by Monday night
that they want to come.
The West
Gallery Quire is having a special workshop led by Francis Roads on
Thursday, August 4, at 7:30 pm at the Newton Highlands Congregational
Church.