My tweets

• Sat, 12:00: VFX Artists React to DUNE Bad & Great CGi https://t.co/hZ705qyaUD via @YouTube
• Sat, 12:22: How I Cooked 30 Pounds of Pumpkin https://t.co/wC0R8ZxNPJ via @YouTube
• Sat, 15:14: The New York Times News Quiz, November 12, 2021 https://t.co/VYhoeeLfBQ
• Sat, 15:51: RT @BBCWorld: Covid: Dutch accept life within 'lockdown-lite' https://t.co/x81vLu3fSO
• Sat, 20:55: RT @NPR: NPR is heartbroken to report that our own books editor, Petra Mayer, died on Saturday. If you've read or listened to anything abou…
• Sat, 20:56: Well! He is a white male! https://t.co/pxmmObMs8D
• Sun, 06:38: RT @jilevin: Republicans don't want to just suppress our votes; they want to ensure they win no matter what! The voters be dammed! https:/…
• Sun, 07:37: RT @jgownder: A Washington lawmaker who opposes vaccination mandates and lockdowns said he's in El Salvador with a 'bad bout' of COVID-19 a…
• Sun, 07:41: RT @that_mc: Finally watching Shang-Chi, here as a bus operator to rate the SFT transit factors of The Bus Scene:
• Sun, 08:18: RT @ahofschneider: Only about half of the $7.3B St. Jude has received in contributions in the past five fiscal years went to research and c…

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Orchestra Hall Last Night

Friday and last night, Sasha Cooke sang Gustav Mahler's Songs of a Wayfarer; Dima Slobodeniouk conducted the Minnesota Orchestra. It was a spectacular performance, and I'm not just referring to her gown, which was bright silver and sparkled well beyond the second row where I sit. They also performed Ulysses Kay’s Suite from The Quiet One and Johannes Brahms’ Symphony No. 4.