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Signed up for NetFlix. Am surprised.
A couple of years ago I subscribed to Acorn, until I had watched everything I wanted to see at least three times. (I know every line, every cadence to every line in every one of the Foyle’s War episodes.) Then … Continue reading
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Tagged Acorn TV, assassin movies, BritBox, Foyle's War, Jane Austen, Jason Bourne, Mansfield Park, Netflix, Pride and Prejudices, Richard Dreyfuss, Sense and Sensibility
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Easing this unique sense of suspended animation
Bach works. So does Beethoven. Especially the quartets. And in the pm, “Foyle’s War.” For the thirtieth time.
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Tagged Bach, Beethoven, Foyle's War
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Mysteries of life: I’ve changed since November 2016
My friend Michele came to visit the other day. I was apologizing for not going down to DC to visit her, and tried to explain what had become of me in the past two years, how I don’t seem to … Continue reading
Posted in Mysteries of Life, Politics, The Facts of Life
Tagged Acorn TV, Brighton Beach, Coney Island, Emma, Forstye Saga, Foyle's War, Ghelphs, Ghibellines, I Promessi Sposi, Jane Austen, Lake Huron, Lord of the Rings, Lucas Davenport, Mansfield Park, Michael Kitchen, New York Aquarium, Reacher, Vanity Fair, Virgil Flowers
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