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Not really, but I realized that I never bothered being extremely superficial and vain during the eleven years that I've been blogging! It seems to be an obligatory gesture of all bloggers to show plenty of skin from time to time, and the more, the better.
I don't have any recent skin to bear in this entry, but I do have plenty of photo fodder from earlier in the century. You'll witness a few photos taken by Steven Underhill, as well as a few amateur photos. They appear further down in this entry, for extra work-safe padding.
Sorry, they're quite solitary. No photos of Daniel surrounded by hot Colt models, no photos of me on a beach or at a party hugging a boatload of Asian guys or something like that. It's just me. The question remains as to when I'll show some recent skin. The answer is... sometime this year!
Today's Classical Adventure
I have been introducing readers to more classical music, and I have another work today, from the 20th century. This work was composed by the French composer Maurice Ravel, and it is one of his more popular piano solos that he rewrote for full orchestra while sitting around waiting for World War I to end. It's called Valses nobles et sentimentales, which roughly means "noble and sentimental waltzes." You'll certainly notice a Spanish influence to the French impressionism he uses in the waltzes. And if you don't notice, well then, what the hell is your problem? :laughing:
Maurice Ravel: Valses nobles et sentimentales, for orchestra
The narcissistic photo spread can be found below. Scroll down.
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