June 8 - High


Record heat locally -- 109,


on 79th day of summer,


16th day with temps 90+ (second 100 or above) -- indeed about 95 at 11am,


heading off to the


third rehearsal of The Decameron - First Day,


with Jess completing our beautifully talented cast,


plus Tresler joining us,


seeming to


enjoy the experience as much as the


singers...


seemingly an


auspicious


sign.


Burn


basically


backroadishly


beyond to


Berkeley


(by contrast, a rather coolish 73, on the edge of the fog) to work out the details of the  


Fresh Voices XIII: Mischief and Mayhem postcard with


Copyworld.


Head


over,


via


the


Richmond


Bridge


to


Marin


(580,


San Rafael,


and 101,


over Puerto Suello


to


Terra Linda


and


Pacheco


Pass)


and


Novato Toyota thereafter,


for standard maintence,


 

cooling heels at


Chevy's in the interim,


then


with


renewed


vigor


back


to


place of origin


and


place


of



origin... 


via


Sonoma,


past Solano's


Vallejo


Cliffs,


a brief hint of Napa,


and


more


Solano,


including


the


burned


North Lagoons...


for


inevitable-yet-


scenic


errands, composition re Page 18 of Hamlet and score-study of Alban Berg's Three Pieces for Orchestra, Op. 6, No. 1 (system 5),


with Churchill taken in sometime during the day, as well as finishing a re-reading of


Richard Brautigan's Trout Fishing in America, pondering the opera on same, and -- oh, yes --


embarking


on


a


third


bike-


pool-


spa



pilgrimage of the season.