Washing hands before eating?
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amsterdam
I would very much like to go to Amsterdam, for sure.... and get to the Concertgebouw first thing! (I listen to "Live from the Concertgebouw" on public radio here in the US and dream of places where it is not all Britney Spears all day long).
I do not wash my hands either. However, since I was a teenager (and travelled overseas to very undeveloped places) I have questioned the practice of brushing teeth in the bathroom, right next to the toilet.
I find this inexplicable.
I brush my teeth in the kitchen. I just can't see the logic of cleaning one's mouth in a bathroom.
I do not wash my hands either. However, since I was a teenager (and travelled overseas to very undeveloped places) I have questioned the practice of brushing teeth in the bathroom, right next to the toilet.
I find this inexplicable.
I brush my teeth in the kitchen. I just can't see the logic of cleaning one's mouth in a bathroom.
Of course we do.fictor wrote:You guys dont wash your hands after having been to the toilet?
Just no washing of hands prior to food intake, preparation of foods etc.
Only some rinsing if the tomato or orange juice is dripping down my arms...
I also forgot that i 'wash' my hands while sitting in the bathtub (20 minutes every morning)
Of course when my hands got greasy due to touching specific parts of my bicycle (or similar), i also wash them...
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What about Carnegie Hall and The Met?summerwave wrote:(I listen to "Live from the Concertgebouw" on public radio here in the US and dream of places where it is not all Britney Spears all day long).
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radio
There is SymphonyCast; Interlochen Public Radio, plus the Metropolitan opera broadcasts (Saturdays here), but public radio also carries Live from the Concertgebouw, which has somehow caught my ear because the announcer is quite lively, plus the repertoire is so good.
I think 24 hours in Amsterdam for me would be the Rembrandt Museum, the Concertgebouw, and a pilgrimage to the Rijksmuseum.
I think they are all close by each other (?)
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And the dollar's strong!
I think 24 hours in Amsterdam for me would be the Rembrandt Museum, the Concertgebouw, and a pilgrimage to the Rijksmuseum.
I think they are all close by each other (?)
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And the dollar's strong!
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Amsterdam
Everywhere proximate to the Rijksmuseum is perfect-- no need to wish for more.
What is that van Gogh said about being willing to trade 10 years of his life for 2 weeks in front of a particular Rembrandt painting....
What is that van Gogh said about being willing to trade 10 years of his life for 2 weeks in front of a particular Rembrandt painting....
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It is a poignant quotation for sure; I am not being cynical, but rather the opposite, when I note he did not have 10 years to give...
I missed the Rembrandt quadrennial (400 year anniversary of his birth) and truly would like to visit Amsterdam in upcoming years; it seems a marvelous place for all I have mentioned.
And the birthplace of the Wai diet, not least.... I would fear the foods there otherwise; the stereotypes of Dutch cuisine are not attractive.
I missed the Rembrandt quadrennial (400 year anniversary of his birth) and truly would like to visit Amsterdam in upcoming years; it seems a marvelous place for all I have mentioned.
And the birthplace of the Wai diet, not least.... I would fear the foods there otherwise; the stereotypes of Dutch cuisine are not attractive.
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painting
It is the painting "The Jewish Bride" at the Rijksmuseum that van Gogh was talking about....
(The euro is down again today-- I should go!)
(The euro is down again today-- I should go!)
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Rembrandt
I would give up 10 live concerts with Kremer playing to see that painting once...
Wouldn't 10 concerts with Ol' Gidon amount to a cheap ticket to Amsterdam?
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tickets
He doesn't play here anymore
I think he gave up on the US--
So I have to buy a ticket to "Europe" (somewhere) anyway to hear him--
Which, believe me, I think about.
I think he gave up on the US--
So I have to buy a ticket to "Europe" (somewhere) anyway to hear him--
Which, believe me, I think about.
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Kremer in Amsterdam
That would be heaven....!