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Open Phones: The Brighter Side
Wednesday, May 07, 2008
Listeners give their take on the happier things in life. With all the tough issues we hit today, tell us something to lift our spirits!
Here's what makes one of the BL producers happy!
...and here's one that makes another BL producer happy!
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This made me smile today: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/07/nyregion/07violin.html?ref=nyregion
Actually the fact that Sen. Barack Obama stands a good chance of being our next President gives me, a true cynic and misanthrope, as much hope as I'm ever likely going to get.
The movie "Once." And it's soundtrack. It has very strong song writing, and the story is not traditional love story, but inspiring nonetheless.
There is a chipmunk on my deck in Manhattan
7 ft wildflowers in Union Square Park for the 1st NYC Wildflower Week! www.nycwildflowerweek.org
Try this from Case Western Reserve University: The Institute for Research on Unlimited Love which is dedicated to the topics of altruism, compassion, and service.
http://www.unlimitedloveinstitute.org/.
I had a wonderful Spring teaching my seventh graders “The Tempest” and my eighth graders “Much Ado About Nothing”. These middle school students learned the plays, then performed scenes from these plays in front of hundreds of people. They spoke with understanding and emotion. They also had a blast. As their teacher, I was extremely proud.
Trees are blooming in Brooklyn, and summer is near!
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