Here in Alabama, the entire state had various levels of drought and warmer than average temps through October. Cattle ranchers are having to consider selling their herds and shutting down. In November we have finally gotten a fair amount of steady but not flooding rain, and blessed cooler temps, but I don’t know how it is going for farmers, etc.
We watched the first episode of the 1981 BBC TV series (based on the 1978 BBC Radio series) last night on Kanopy (one of their new offerings). Kanopy is a free movie and TV streaming service available through participating public library systems and universities which offer it through your library card. Hoopla is also free in the same way, with video, audio and e-books, and music for all ages.
“Do You Love Me?” Tevye and Golde in “Fiddler on the Roof.”Tevye:It’s a new world… A new world. Love. Golde…”(sings) Do you love me?Golde: Do I what? Tevye: Do you love me? Golde: Do I love you? With our daughters getting married And this trouble in the town, you’re upset, you’re worn out Go inside, go lie down! Maybe it’s indigestionTevye (spoken): “Golde I’m asking you a question…” (sings) Do you love me? Golde: You’re a fool Tevye (spoken): “I know…” (sings) But do you love me?Golde: Do I love you? Tevye (spoken): Well? For twenty-five years I’ve washed your clothes Cooked your meals, cleaned your house Given you children, milked the cow After twenty-five years, why talk about love right now?Tevye (spoken): Golde, (sung) The first time I met you Was on our wedding day I was scared Golde: I was shy Tevye: I was nervous. Golde: So was ITevye: But my father and my mother Said we’d learn to love each other And now I’m asking, Golde, do you love me? Golde: I’m your wife Tevye: “I know…” But do you love me?Golde: Do I love him? For twenty-five years I’ve lived with him Fought with him, starved with him Twenty-five years my bed is his, if that’s not love, what is?Tevye: Then you love me? Golde: I suppose I do Tevye: And I suppose I love you tooBoth: It doesn’t change a thing, but even so After twenty-five years it’s nice to know.
This may be a man-made artificial reef, habitat for fish, animals and sea plants that grow on hard structures, and to promote the growth of coral. They are also attractions for divers. Besides repurposing all sorts of suitable items such as unused oil and gas rigs, manhole covers, city drainage culverts, rubble and other construction material, there structures specifically made to be reefs. De-commissioned ships are often cleared of all toxic environmental pollutants and are sunk to become reefs. Now artists around the world, including students, are designing and creating sculptures out of suitable materials which are laid on the sea floor. Classical and ancient cultural style statues, modern art, animals, fantasy characters, etc. Here on the Gulf Coast we have The Underwater Museum of Art, a living sculpture garden located at a depth of 60-feet in the Gulf of Mexico off Grayton Beach, Florida.
Lime Jello Marshmallow Cottage Cheese Surprise” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tWuG2oPL3o …. A novelty song by composer and pianist William Bolcom, this performance is by his wife Joan Morris accompanied by Mr. Bolcom. This became a popular recording on my local public radio station back in the day and was often requested. It is a hoot.
Here in Alabama, the entire state had various levels of drought and warmer than average temps through October. Cattle ranchers are having to consider selling their herds and shutting down. In November we have finally gotten a fair amount of steady but not flooding rain, and blessed cooler temps, but I don’t know how it is going for farmers, etc.