Margaret
@benregis.bsky.social
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Music librarian, sometime musician and music teacher. Loves books, music (particularly classical), dogs, film, theatre, travel, and history. Living in the Fens, originally from dragon country in Wales
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I went on to LoC name authorities and saw the message :-(
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Good grief. Notice on the NHS app that my GP's surgery has already made a note to remind me about my "Over 75" check-up, I'm not even 60 yet #OverEnthusiastic
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During excavations at Nimrud in present-day Iraq 🇮🇶, archaeologists discovered a door threshold inscribed with the name of Assyrian king Adad-Nerari I, which ruled the Assyrian Empire from approximately 1295-1264 BC.

#archaeohistories
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Reading The only plane in the sky : an oral history of 9/11. Incredible book. A compelling read.
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Thank you idiot lorry driver for spending most of the last 10 miles of my journey home driving up the middle of the road. Not much fun for cars coming in the opposite direction even when you were big enough to move an inch to the left. And very frustrating for us stuck behind you.
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Today is the centenary of the birth of the great Tony Hart who opened the eyes of generations to visual art and who is forever associated with this, the shimmering Gallery theme from Vision On – which was also pretty much everyone’s introduction to the vibraphone. youtu.be/-ZNkJXKV7_w
Vision On - The Gallery Tune - BBC1 1960/70s
YouTube video by Lost 1960s TV and Radio
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Hoorah! Keeping fingers and toes crossed for you
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Often use the shipping forecast to get to sleep, it's the wonderful cadence of those names. When not asleep give a little cheer for the places I know. Magical
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I kept an eye out for Death wandering around whenever I was near open water.
In other news I think I spotted Jean Boht pre Bread in one of those films
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Pick your own topics for a completely pointless if fun exercise. Sauropoda tp Bach was much more straightforward.
Found 66 paths with 3 degrees of separation from "Marshmallow" to "Johann Sebastian Bach" on Six Degrees of Wikipedia! www.sixdegreesofwikipedia.com?source=Marsh...
Six Degrees of Wikipedia
Find the shortest hyperlinked paths between any two pages on Wikipedia.
www.sixdegreesofwikipedia.com
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Beautiful autumn colours, cheering up the grey weather, in Cambridge today
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Just finished Fahrenheit 451 and feeling similar!
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First time for me too. Absolutely incredible read
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Thrilled by this, as had just assumed the hotel no longer existed
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Turns out you can stay in the Eastbourne hotel room where Debussy wrote much of La mer. They've called it the Debussy Suite (Suite bergamasque was right there)
Hotel room with large bed and desk, and pictures of Debussy, the sea and the score of La mer on the wall
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Much amused by the version of Saltarello played on the Early Music Show, which sounds as though someone is playing the spoons (perfectly possible, I guess!)
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Thought Silence of the girls was amazing.
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Been quite a while since I read that, but yes, I can imagine the feeling.
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I've just read that!!