Until the teaching semester is done (soon!), Mondays and Tuesdays basically need all of my available vim for my classes. Wednesday morning has a TINY bit the effect of a Saturday morning (not really, student appointments starting at 11 and pretty booked through end of day) and I have just read my friend Marina Harss's wonderful article about learning the Merce Cunningham solo through Zoom sessions. I might even give this a try myself in May - have been thinking that this summer might not be a bad time to try some beginner barre classes too....
This afternoon at 4:30pm EDT: Kaiama L. Glover and I will talk about Margaret's novel at the virtual humanities center. Join us if you can possibly bear another hour on Zoom!
Off outside momentarily for Wednesday's faster run intervals. It is still in the 30s today, that's sort of amazing.
Showing posts with label The Duchess of Angus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Duchess of Angus. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 22, 2020
Friday, April 10, 2020
NYC day 23
Big accomplishment for the day: a great conversation online with Nicholas Frank of the Rivard Report about The Duchess of Angus.
And a lot of Zoom appointments, and I am now so tired that I don't have it in me to write even a word more....
And a lot of Zoom appointments, and I am now so tired that I don't have it in me to write even a word more....
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