Word: crunchingly
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...drink beer and watch on TV those old movies about composers! Cornel Wilde as Chopin murmuring sweet note-things to Merle Oberon as George Sand in A Song to Remember. How (munch) romantic! Dirk Bogarde as Liszt tirelessly flailing away at the old 88 in Song Without End. Good (crunch) show...
Tchaikovsky once wrote to his patroness Nadezhda von Meek: "A creative artist leads a double life, one part of it being human, the other artistic. They do not always coincide." They still don't. The real question is which Tchaikovsky will turn up on the Late Show (munch, crunch) ten years from...
...here I am at noon, stepping off the train to cross over to the inbound side. Four of the local fans, who apparently had decided against school or work that day in favor of running and screaming in Shawmut station, noticed that I had this box of Cap'n Crunch under...
...words. So how am I going to put these guys off? I told them that it was good stuff. "So's a punch," one replied with a smile. I saw his implication without too much trouble. Without further hesitation. I offered one of them some of my Cap'n Crunch. He liked it, of course, and it seemed to appease him. They wanted to know where I was from and what I was doing, and finally left me so that they could mess around in the station. It was nice to ride out of that place, and I was grateful...
...event in my day was riding to North Station with the Moody Blues concert crowd. When the car got to Government Center, it was jammed right to the doors, but I couldn't miss such a ride, so I forced my way on. Unfortunately, my box of Cap'n Crunch was somewhat crushed in the process, but it was fun. So much so that I returned to Government Center and took another crammed car to North Station. I was going back for more, but I noticed that the crowd was thinning, and I went to Dudley...