Tues.-Sat., June 3-7, 2025
Overall, a calm week but there were a couple of highlights.
On Tuesday, Dylan Moore graduated
from Camarillo H.S.
Dylan is the oldest grandson
of our good friend Debi Murphy
A fine celebration at the Murphy home celebrated Dylan's accomplishment and the voyage that will now become his next adventure in life.
Our granddaughter, Mary,
auditioned for and got TWO parts
in this upcoming production of Annie
She will put her singing and dancing talents to good use in play the parts of Pepper who is a bully orphan that rivals Annie as well as the part of Annette who is Daddy Warbucks' maid.
She is excited to play a bad person as she describes Pepper.
Speaking of the arts . . .
Laurie and I saw Director Wes Anderson's
latest movie on Friday
We liked several of the individual actors performances but we'll be in no hurry to see this film again when it hits HBO and the like.
It pales in comparison to Anderson's 2014 classic The Grand Hotel Budapest in our opinions.
Our Varese Skorpions lost their Italian
Wildcard playoff game on Saturday
to the Parma Panthers
The IFL Semifinals are now set
Parma Panthers (8-3) at
Ancona Dolphins (9-1)
Legnano Frogs (9-2) at
Firenze Guelfi (10-0)
Reading Is FUNdamental!
It was a calm week in part because I did a lot of reading.
A new author for me with
two detective characters reminiscent
of Holmes and Watson
I liked this one.
Maigret mysteries set in Paris
written by the Belgian master,
Georges Simenon
I relished finishing two of Simenon's
yarns this week
Time for a much needed road trip, stay tuned . . .
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