Sunday, July 1, 2012
Still brutally hot but I have found a bit of relief: my latest murder mystery novel concerns a group of people snowbound in a country manor house . . . Bob and I spent a lovely afternoon in the home of Wes and Yvonne Brown . . . Bob treated me to my favorite: an Arby's original roast beef sandwich . . . Lee Spitalny aroused a bit of envy when she sent this e-mail outlining an evening excursion: Harrisburg Symphony had a
marvelous program for some of its contributors yesterday. We boarded an Amtrak
train at the Hbg. train station, trained to Elizabethtown, where we were given a
lovely box supper, then bussed to the Masonic Home, where Stuart Malina and the
entire symphony entertained us with a mixture of classical and "Fourth of July"
American music. Residents of the Masonic Village were a good part of the
audience of 1700 people We were then
bussed back to the train station, given Hershey Bars, and arrived back in Hbg. a
little after 10pm. A truly old fashioned kind of evening..........and it was
wonderful!!
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