Relocation

Not too good, quite boring, unsympathetic, unhelpful environs. Untenable, in reality. Probably must relocate to the civilised sector. Might be difficult, but there doesn't appear to be much choice.  Alternatively, might go better than anticipated.

The French Court

"Passions at the French Court during the seventeenth/eighteenth centuries were controlled by reason. The passions were treated with infinite delicacy, and not allowed to move in excess. The French admired symmetry and control, harmony and balance. Strict rules of etiquette governed aristocratic society, emulating such qualities as reason, logic, and order."

-Anna Mansbridge,  Baroque dance specialist

Retrospective

Greetings : )

I am once again back at the farm and here in front of my computer with music and dance.

To see my little cat again is very nice and a little strange. His face is slightly different and he may have hrown a little bigger, although I suspect he will never grow very big. What a funny little face he has!  He is part Siamese, I think.  I forgot to bring the laser pen to play with him, alors! Next time : )

Uncle Sam is behaving better tonight, but of course that man makes no sense and one can set no store by any one display, he changes, so better not to bother much : )

Nice to see Uncle Dave and Uncle Tom.

I wonder if there is such a thing as Internet Archaeology? Will researchers in the future trawl the net as a historical resource? How long do things stay on the net anyway? What determines their longevity?  Servers and things ... ?

Probably el femme d'geld will come tomorrow.  I am detached, largely, for which I feel grateful.  The product, while relatively essential, does not merit angst.  It is nice to stand by that principle, with firmness.