Ravel's grave in the day and night. The nighttime cemetery has the ghostly apparition of the taxi driver who ran into him, causing the brain injury that eventually killed him in 1937.
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The Center for the Arts at Little City Foundation is the result of an evolutionary process that began with the belief that people with developmental disabilities could be taught skills that would lead to full opportunities in the arts. Each day, professional artists acting as facilitators encourage artists to expand their reach and skills, resulting in art that transcends the disability of the artists who created it.
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I just learned that Luke's favorite groups are Fleetwood Mac and the Bee Gees. I had no idea you liked any pop music. Are you a fan of the Beatles?
ReplyDelete"NO."
What about Michael Jackson?
"No. Michael Jackson's dead, anyways."