Mine coquettes avec des cigarettes

This Saturday, October 29, Lafayette Symphony Orchestra, Bach Chorale Singers, Bach Chorale Children’s Choir, and members of the Louisville Opera will present a semi-staged presentation of Bizet’s Carmen.

Nosebleed seats (second balcony) are now reduced to $20!

Production week started well. I’m confident that it’s coming together into “standing O” territory. Be there or be square!

Sunday Respite

Yesterday, the cold rainy weather went away. So when not singing one of three Church services or raking leaves, I went for a bike ride.

And thus it came to pass you almost got nothing today. But then I thought “why shouldn’t I make everybody feel bad about wasting their life by showing them what Lafayette’s Chaconne Klaverenga has done with just 18 years thus far?”:

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Bon appetit!

Having become tedious even to myself, I’m Tweeting more, blogging less. View this in a browser instead of an RSS feeder to see Tweets at upper right.

I also have some succinct standing advice on recurring themes. Maybe if I link to it, I’ll blog less obsessively about it.

Calvinist Concessions galore – why not Orthodoxy?

I seldom comment critically on Reformed Christianity – Calvinism, my last waystation before Orthodoxy – but a very telling set of concessions from a Calvinist scholar leaves me wondering what thoughtful Calvinists think they stand to lose by

  • giving up on restoring missing elements of balance to Calvinism and
  • returning to the Church that never abandoned those elements.

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Tasty Tidbits 8/23/11

  1. Tipsier than usual.
  2. A New Title IX Regulation, maybe?
  3. C. Schmoo Lewis.
  4. Exorcising Monsaton.
  5. Romance or marriage?
  6. Poke in eye. (If that doesn’t work, knee in groin?)
  7. Free the Data!
  8. An ocean divides us, but …
  9. Crop failure.
  10. At the corner of time and eternity.

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