A wonderfully, lazy Sunday

It's a wonderfully lazy Sunday...one that I am very conscious and sad that will end soon. I think this is the first day where I haven't had anything scheduled since I was last in Vancouver. It's been nice to rest. I spent the morning with Linda washing out all the water jugs (150+) and then she introduced me to the music practice room. It's kind of cool...there are all these hidden rooms yet to be discovered....I feel like this kid in this old, old house full of secret passage ways and treasure....only...I haven't had time or energy to go explore just yet. Anyway, we ended up playing piano for a while. I tinkered with a Bach fugue which I've decided to go photocopy, and Linda played her viola and read Tom Prachett (is this the man?) from her PDA. It was pretty fun.

Since then I've ate and slept, and ate and slept...and chatted and met the next round of conference attendees. The next conference is called Renewal Arts, so I sat with a circus guy from Stockholm today at lunch. There's also now a harpsicord now in the Great Hall. It should be an interesting week!

(Footnote...20 of us are here for a separate program for 4 weeks, but the rest of the 300-500 people are here for weekly conferences.)

Here's a pic with some of our water jugs...