Tag Archives: opera

Oh,Oh, Oh,Listen to the Music

Posted on October 30, 2015 by Tonette Joyce

What kinds of music do we listen to doing different activities? Although I will often put on a podcast of a story, an interview or a bookreading/discussion while I am cleaning, cooking , doing paper or handiwork, music is my … Continue reading →

Posted in Holiday, Music, Tonette Joyce, writing | Tagged British Invasion, Celtic music, chamber music, Charles Aznavour, Christmas music, Classic Oldies Stations, Deck the Halls, Easy Listening music, Eddy Arnold, ELO. Elvis, folk music, Frank Sinatra, Marty Robbins, O Little Town of Bethlehem, opera, Pop Music, Ray Price, Rocking Around the Christmas Tree, sitar music, smooth jazz, Vaughn Monroe, yoga | 6 Comments

And They All Lived…Together, Apart, or Not At All?

Posted on May 4, 2015 by Patricia Kiyono

For this week’s topic, one of the foxes asked, “Do you prefer Happily Ever After endings or Happy For Now… and how about Tragic Endings?” As a romance writer, my definite go-to is HEA. I think that stems from my experience with reading … Continue reading →

Posted in Patricia Kiyono, reading preferences | Tagged HEA, HFN, opera, Reading choices, romances, Sleep aids, Tragedy | 14 Comments

Good Actor, But No Oscar

Posted on November 16, 2012 by Tonette Joyce

We’re talking about famous people we have met, or seen, in person…in the interest of a good story, I will tell my most embarrassing celeb encounter. Without going into too much detail, the year 2000 was not good for us, … Continue reading →