If there is a common theme this week, it has got to be music. Sunday afternoon I went to the Game Café, as has been my habit most of the winter and spring, and on Friday I attended a rehearsal of a “Concert for Europe” in Alicante’s new auditorium. In-between life just went on.
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The Game Café session was very good this time. The guitarist was good (and photogenic):
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Duo singing:
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Duo sharing a laugh:
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Conversation:
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A drink:
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A hug:
The next few pictures are just from home and dog walks.
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Morning sun, Avenida Vicente Ramos:
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Storm cloud and reflection, across the street from my house:
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Morning on the golf course, before the lousy golfers take over:
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Fierce cat on my bed:
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Cheeta waiting for me outside the bakery:
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My wife sings in the parents’ choir at our daughter’s school. This week, the choir was going to perform in a “concert for Europe” at Alicante’s new concert hall. They sang Carmina Burana and of course Ode to Joy. I went to the rehearsal. This is the bulding in early evening:
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The conductor:
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The sopranos:
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A delightful couple of US tourists outside Alicante’s cathedral. I rarely ask people to pose, but in this case I could not resist:
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Dinner Saturday night, twice-baked sweet potatoes. The dish met with family-wide approval:
Great shots; especially of the people. I could never match those.
Comment by Brian Swale — 12 May 2011 @ 13:18