Re: music and lunch

[George Robinson <grcomm...>]

If food be the music of love, eat on.

George (Won't Shakespeare) Robinson

PS
And those of you who've met me in person know that my waistline is a tribute to
my, er, loveable nature.
G

Robert Cohen wrote:

> "If music be the food of love, play on" --
>
> William Shakespeare
>
> (and not, regrettably, Robert Cohen)
>
> >I will second Judith's words and merely add that M.F.K. Fisher and many
> >others have written inspiring words about lunch and other meals.
> >
> >For once I'm not joking. (Mark your calendars.) While it cannot substitute
> >for hearing a piece of music performed (or even, for those who are really
> >adept sight-readers, seeing the score), reading a really great writer
> >describing a piece of music is nothing to be sneezed at.
>
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