Epstein Secrets

concert We've been thinking hard about the trip. Something we'd really like to do, and a wonderful offer. Seems it won't work on this trip though. Valeria has lots of commitments in Brazil, and in particular wants to be able to spend as much time as possible with her son. So I guess we'll have to keep

a few steps towards the day when I'll be able to distinguish one piece from another. Special concert for us. One trombone player is a close friend, Jay Keyser. He had a terrible fall a year ago, was almost completely paralyzed, told he would never be able to use his hands, let alone walk. With fantastic d

ade. He's regularly invited to medical g=oups to lecture on how he did it. So watching him play was a mehaye (as they used to say in Coney Island). Valeria will send a picture all of us on the stage &=8211; me in my resplendent garb. Very interesting afternoon, though I still think that Gromov is on the

a f=w steps towards the day when I'll be able to distinguish one piece f=om another. Special concert for us. One trombone player is=a close friend, Jay Keyser. He had a terrible fall a year ago, was a=most completely paralyzed, told he would never be able to use his hands, l=t alone walk. With fantastic de

cle. He's regularly invited to medical groups to lecture on how he did it. So watching him play was a mehaye (as they used to say in Coney Island). Valeria will send a picture all of us on the stage — me in my resplendent garb. Very interesting afternoon, though I still think that Gromov is on the wrong

a few steps towards the day when I'll be able to distinguish one piece from another. Special concert for us. One trombone player is a close friend, Jay Keyser. He had a terrible fall a year ago, was almost completely paralyzed, told he would never be able to use his hands, let alone walk. With fantastic de

cle. He's regularly invited to medical=groups to lecture on how he did it. So watching him play was a mehaye (as they used to say in Coney Island). Valeria will send a picture all of us on the stage =E2 me in my resplendent garb. Very interesting afternoon, though I still think that Gromov is on the wro

a f=w steps towards the day when I'll be able to distinguish one piece=from another. Special concert for us. One trombone player is=a close friend, Jay Keyser. He had a terrible fall a year ago, was a=most completely paralyzed, told he would never be able to use his hands, l=t alone walk. With fantastic d