Shrek 3

"Edelweiss" performed by Theodore Bikel

A History Channel show on the artifical harbors used on D-Day.

"Learn to Live the Story" by Marty Haugen

"O taste and See" by Marty Haugen

The furnace

"Winter" from "The Four Seasons" by Vivaldi

The Weather Channel telling me that it's -6F with an expected high today of only 9F. :(

If they don't improve their programming, I may have to change channels.








:)

snoring....... and Chelsea Clinton trying to get her mother the young women vote....

"Jupiter, The Bringer of Joy" from "The Planets" by Holst

The girls in the hall. My director told them to come wait in the lab to see him. They came in and promptly started giggling and gossiping. So I kicked them back out. :p

^^^ Meanie!!^^^

"The Sweetest Thing"

Monk

Strauss - A suite from "Der Rosenkavalier"

Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. It's just about over and I'm not really watching it. It's just background noise. :)

Bolero, by Maurice Ravel

Combat is on and I'm kind of watching it. Used to be a pretty good series back when it was on TV.

"Combat"? Wow, that goes back a while, doesn't it?




"Rose Leaf Rag" by Scott Joplin

The furnace running

Klick & Klack

"Ancient Discoveries" on the History Channel. Talks about some of the sophisticated machinery used in ancient times.

''The Rite of Spring" by Igor Stravinsky

"Storms in Africa" by Enya

Camille Saint Saens: Carnival of Animals - Elephants

"Morning Botos" by Laurel Canyon Animal Company

Mozart's Symphony #22.


Today is his birthday. :)

"A Prayer for Shazu" by Ann Sweeten.

Claude Debussy - La Mer

Morning news.

A suite from "Appalachian Spring" by Aaron Copland

The washer.

Computer fan

Peter Tchaikovsky - Violin Concerto in D Major. One of the more lyrical pieces of instrumental music ever written.

"Hunt for Red October"

Symphony #96, Franz Haydn

A History Channel show on the great monuments of the Roman Empire.

J.S. Bach - Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring

The wind blowing outside.

Yep, that's what I'm hearing right now as well. :nod:

A suite of waltzes from "Der Rosenkavalier".