"What person of you, having an hundred videos, if the libray say ye have lost one of them if not returned by Friday, doth not leave the ninety and nine that are scattered about, and go after that which is lost, until finding it, The Razor's Edge having slipped under the passenger seat of the car?
And when ye hath found it, ye layeth it in the hands, rejoicing.
And when ye goeth to the library, ye sheepishly deposit it in the return slot."
[Book of Reasonable Video Luck 18: 4-6].
Supply run, too, with just enough on hand to pay (8 items for 16 dollars -- incredible), on another nicely warm day,
working in tandem for awhile, on the day's affairs including page 2 composed for Psalm 61, pdf of third movement (first part) Some Stuff (Op. 16), orchestration of 22 Countess Cathleen (encountering crashes, so start a new file from a chamber music default setting, which is somewhat time-saving), back issues of 21st-Century Music 2001 emailed from PC to Mac, a seventh video clip added to the Camino Real: Block 10 video, continued work on the 21st-Century Music August 2011 issue, and conclusion of the February 2006 reconstruction -- emailing pdf to Copyworld.
Late in the evening, embarking on the last task above, receive a very welcome email from Charles Hiroshi Garrett, writing kindly on the Philip Glass revision and other submitted articles, asking if there is interest in taking on the John (Coolidge) Adams article. Oh, yes!
