
Easter morning; Aaron generously says I look focused


“Man is like a candle. He must radiate life by burning himself” – Deathsport
Saturday would have been Roger Corman’s 100th birthday and the Dryden Theatre showed a double feature of Deathrace 2000/Deathsport. Paul Bartel directed D2k, which makes it highly recommended. Deathsport was funny for different reasons.
The parade (with Aaron Brendze Brownlie playing with Prime Time Brass) was on Saturday so I braved the cold in the green scarf which Suzanne knitted (she’d be pleased to know how many people stopped me to compliment it).




Twenty five years ago… a photo shoot arranged by Disney Adventures magazine in our back yard… “now prepare yourself while your mother places your gecko on your head.”

It was below zero but Aaron and I trudged out to the George Eastman Museum to see the Dutch Connection and eat espresso chocolate chip cookies on Saturday.

I neglected to mention that in our basement travels earlier this month, we stumbled upon the perfect Christmas present for children of all ages. Ahh, simpler times.

Kept up the gingerbread display visit this year and it was impressive. It’s been a favorite event for all three of us.

Leaving the Little Theater last night, looking back and what did I see?!?

We try to tour as many Rochester basements as possible with out of town guests.
