Paul kept working on the network issues but it was a no-win situation! After a while, Paul headed outside to attack the garden! He has to figure out how to get 40 bags of garden soil delivered and rototilled in… Sounds like a call to Zack might be needed!
Good Stuff!
By noon it was time to clean up and get ready for music, dinner, and dancing! We went to the theater, Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts, at 2:00 PM for a 3:00 PM performance. We saw “American Rhapsody: The Gershwin Songbook “, a tribute to Gershwin.
Composers George Gershwin & Ira Gershwin pose for a portrait as they board a TWA plane bound for Hollywood at Newark Airport on August 10, 1936 in Newark, New Jersey.
Did You Know? George Gershwin died immediately following brain surgery on July 11, 1937, at the age 38.
We had an afternoon of iconic American music by one of the most indelible composers of the twentieth century, George Gershwin. Nearly a century after the songs were composed, Gershwin’s music remains as fresh and irresistible as it did during the Jazz Age. His poetic melodies and eclectic oeuvre of everything including Broadway, Hollywood, opera, and classic American standards have left a true legacy. The Gershwin Big Band, a seventeen piece band of world-class jazz musicians led by vocalist Michael Andrew, brings George Gershwin’s music to life. This show is produced and created by members of the George Gershwin family, and developed by Todd Gershwin.
We had front row seats along with the Zaitz, Roberts, and Kuhns. We departed early as we needed to go to Old Ranch for the monthy dinner dance. While leaving at the break, PAul spotted two little old ladies in the four-tier of the balcony seats. Nose-bleed area.
After having a drink at intermission, Paul spotted the ladies and gave them our tickets to sit in the front row. They were tickled to death.
Off to Old Ranch. We have 24 here tonight and we danced until 9:00 PM before going home! We watched “Harvest Love” on the Hallmark Channel.
A widowed surgeon visits her family’s pear orchard in hopes of taking a break from her overbooked life and reconnecting with her distant son. She starts to fall for the farm manager, Will, who is growing a new hybrid pear and teaches her the importance of her heritage.
Time to crash!
