Sunday 05/18/2025
Usual Sunday morning stuff. Then put on my red shirt and at noon, headed to the Museum. My job was to lead a private tour for a group from Google, supposedly 10 people. Only four had shown up by 1:10 and I wanted to leave by 2:30 so we started. A fifth person joined us a little later. Nice small group. I had expected, or rather hoped for, programmers, and I adjusted my usual tour to emphasize how software development was different in every era, but basically always the same: edit, test, repeat. Anyway they seemed to enjoy it.
Back home changed out of the red shirt and met with another David, David Greene, to attend a house concert. I had bought two seats to this and then found there was a conflict with Joanne’s book group, so after some thought I asked D. Greene to join me. He is an expert in pop and jazz history, but had never heard this group, Dirty Cello. I’d heard them multiple times (Day 4.136, Day 3.192, Day 2.332 and a couple of times before the blog began). They gave a great show this time and Greene was an instant fan, bought a CD and signed up for their mailing list.
Codgerville 