Word: sonã
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...First I think of a general idea that would be interesting for a story. A story I just wrote is about a young immature mother who is jealous of her son??s relationship with his piano teacher. Then I try to think of an arc for the story: I decide where the story should be going, where I want it to end up and I think of some scenes and details I want to include. Then the plot usually develops itself further in the process of writing. My stories are generally contained—they aren?...
Fleming concluded the scheduled concert with six works by Rachmaninoff; the composer whose works have made her well-known. “Son?? displayed the fullness and richness of Fleming’s voice, while the flirty “Rechnaya Liliya,” a song about a water lily, showed a penchant for whimsy. “Ne poy, Krasavita” and “Eti Letniye Nochi” were both impassioned reflections about the pain of grief, which Fleming delivered with remarkable gravity and poise...
Martin draws not only on his own experience at Harvard, but on his son??s as well. Dan F. Martin ’04 is a valuable resource for his father’s research, and enjoys taking his father to the libraries and showing him around Lowell house. “My part is mostly social. He comes in and has someone to go to lunch with,” Dan said of his contribution to Harvard Yard. In addition, the character of Peter Fallon’s son is loosely based on Dan. In the last...
...could think as I slipped out of the raft—but it was also really peaceful. I went down a good eight feet or so, before popping to the surface about four seconds later. My mom was relieved to see that I was alive, and that her son??s Harvard education had not literally been washed down the drain. Another time, a frantic-looking white teenager tried to break into my apartment just as I pulled up to the curb. He didn’t get in, but I was freaked out. There have also been...
...flat character that is high-living Mirtha. Potente is sunshine and charm, even if her German accent does creep into one scene. Ray Liotta gives a performance of grace as Fred Jung, George’s father, a man who doesn’t necessarily approve of his son??s choice of careers but understands. There’s also lots of smart things to like about Blow. The soundtrack (including Cream’s “Strange Brew,” featuring Eric Clapton in his cocaine years, and the Rolling Stones?...