Today in history, the last performance by composer Irving Fleming happened 100 years ago. There is also a turtle. It is also the feast day of St. Calliope. In the garden, we discuss deer prevention.
Be safe, and stay out of trouble.
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Aw, I love the story about the Humming bird <3
Permalink…once you become the type of person who hangs human hair from trees…
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I always thought the human hair thing was…er, awkward until the #$*%& deer walked through the cantaloupes, either stepping on each, and/or taking a single bite from each, ruining the entire crop. I then considered hanging deer from various posts in the garden…
I definitely need a St. Calliope medal…
PermalinkI love the Hidden Almanac.
PermalinkI believe that a recording of one of Fleming’s masterpieces was put to good use by W. Heath Robinson :
“Even his garden spade, I understand, was once the First Movement of an oratorio which, when performed at the Albert Hall in 1912, evoked shrill paeans from the critics and was faintly audible in Bayswater.” 7@=Q
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