and the second one is coming up this weekend. There are already a bunch of people signed up for it. I am excited. Needless to say I have had the Civil War era on the brain for a while, but especially lately.
Continue reading “The first Civil War walking tour seemed to go well…”
I have been reading some of the long-range forecasts for this upcoming fall and winter. Generally speaking, it seems they are predicting a pretty mild fall with temperatures above normal, and then it looks like this winter will most definitely not be like last winter.
Sigh.
Is stupid contagious? I am starting to wonder.
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This is from Teri. I hope you can make it to one of these concerts.
~Kelly
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Ensemble St. Germain is back with a second performance of A lot of Alain. We had a great time last time and we hope that those of you who missed it last time will join us for this performance.
Here’s the review from last time in case you’re interested.
First Congregational Church, Natick Center
4:00pm
Sunday September 23, 2012
Tim Macri, Director
This is a free concert; free-will offerings accepted at the door.
I hope to see you there.
~Kelly
My first Civil War walking tour for Historic New England is coming up this Saturday. I am a little nervous, but I think it is going to go well.
Yesterday I worked all day in Boston and then headed to a security gig down the street in Beacon Hill. When I left the house that morning, they said there was a slight chance of rain later in the day. I think it was something like 20%. So I had my little umbrella with me, thinking that I would be fine since I did not have too far to walk.
Well, the weather got a little interesting just after I got to my security job.
Will someone please shoot it and put it out of our misery?
Yesterday there was a post on Boston.com about a poll that showed that 50% of Red Sox fans now want Terry Francona back.
Hello everyone. I have been meaning to put up a link to the new tour that will be led by yours truly, so here is the link to the first one, which will be on September 22nd. That day is the 150th anniversary of the issuing of the Preliminary Emancipation Proclamation, so it is a pretty appropriate day, I think. If you have the time, come on out and learn some history with me.
-Geoff
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