Recreation
It has been the first full weekend off since the since the end of March when rehearsals began for our season. So I took a day off blogging yesterday and this evening am just letting you know that I am alive and well.
One excellent activity for this family weekend was a visit to the Museum of Science and Industry (left in 1893) - a terrific jewel in the many jeweled crown of Chicago museums. It is the largest museum of its kind in the western hemisphere. I have no idea where the largest in the world is........someone may know!
There is a German U-Boat there, captured by the US navy in 1944. A guided tour inside is a mind boggler. What a life for submariners! My boss at Glyndebourne was a submariner who was torpedoed in the Mediterranean during the Second World War - and survived to wind up in an Italian POW camp - a source of hilarious stories of how the Italians dealt with young British officers of that generation - sense of humor failure by the Italians was the primary source of entertainment.
The coming week will be active. So keep in touch please!


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