We’re not sure that we have much to say about these articles except that we think that you should read them, all of them.
Go ahead and click, we’ll wait. They’re worth the read.
Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less. — Marie Curie
~Kelly & Geoff
After not having a lot of luck in the job search for most of December and January, suddenly both of us have a whole bunch of interviews. Both of us have already had phone interviews this week, and I have a face-to-face interview Friday. Kelly is having an interview right now (if it hasn’t ended yet). So we are hopeful that something good will come out of this, preferably with at least one of us getting a full-time job with benefits. We are optimistic.
And as a bonus, a friend of ours has also possibly found a dream job and is in the process of applying. So maybe things are finally turning around? I hope I am not jinxing us.
-Geoff
Last night we were fortunate enough to get tickets to the BSO, thanks to friends who gave us their tickets. The performance featured music by Felix Mendelssohn, a 19th century composer who died young but still managed to accomplish much. He is of course most famous for his wedding march but he also wrote operas, symphonies, piano quartets, and other pieces.
We had to rush a bit because of Kelly getting held up at work but we made up for lost time and even managed to find an awesome parking spot right around the corner from the Hall. We got inside with a little bit of time to spare and so we looked around for Jen and Greg (the couple who gave us the tickets) and found them almost by accident. After briefly talking with them (and with another couple Kelly knew) we headed up to our seats.
My friend, Matthew Hall, sends word of more performances by Musical Offering. Details are below. I hope that local Boston area folks can make it.
~Kelly
Continue reading “Music from the court of Frederick the Great, Jan. 28-29”
Just kidding. We haven’t been hacked or anything, I just wanted to get your attention and make a point at the same time. Friends and family, I have been meaning to do this for a while and just haven’t gotten around to it. I have wanted to sit everyone down, so to speak, and have a little chat regarding safe behaviors on the Internet. Some of you may need this more than others, to be frank.
And this is a long post, yes. But if you are one of the people who ask me for computer advice, especially IT security advice, do me (and yourself) a favor and READ ALL OF THIS because the odds are good I will be sending you here to read this the next time you have a problem.
Continue reading “Read this and earn a million dollars! No real effort required!”
Last month our dear friends Teri and Patricio got engaged. I’d actually cornered Patricio at my wedding and asked him when he and Teri were going to get engaged. I think they’ve been together for approximately 6 centuries now and it was getting harder and harder for me not to refer to them as betrothed.
Thanks to the fabulous Ken at Silken Audio, we have our wedding CD. For those of you interested in listening to it, the tracks, all 20 of them (!) are below. If you’d like a copy of the CD just leave us a comment and we’ll make you one.
A friend of mine posted this elseweb and I had to pass this along.
I particularly like the inclusion of Spiderman on this chart. And the Spanish Inquisition. Nobody expects the Spanish Inquistition!
Ahem. Sorry, that was a gimmie.
~Kelly
Hi folks,
My friends and I are performing in some lovely concerts leading up to Christmas and we’ve also got an assortment of services on Christmas and Christmas Eve for those of you in the greater Boston area who might be looking for a particular service to suit your needs.
Continue reading “Christmas Concerts and Services in the Greater Boston area”
Well, we found out who it was that gave us the Mystery Gift. However, we didn’t find out in the way that we intended or would have liked.
The Books are Taking Over... 