"There are a sort of men...who are reported wise for saying nothing." (Merchant of Venice)

It was nice to get 3 comments to yesterday's blog; however I don't know why a couple of the commenters clicked "anonymous" and then signed their names. No one needs to sign their names unless they choose to. At any rate, there was nothing critical about the comments--even so, I still would publish them. The comments come direct to my email inbox with a link to publish them, or moderate them, or reject them. I do not reject or moderate any of them. Anyone can read them by just clicking on the comment button at the bottom of the blog. One of the commenters asked where the 3rd rabbi was. He was writing the blog.

The small person in the middle of the picture is the 3rd rabbi's spouse. If they ever spawned a child--wow! Just thinking about it makes me awestruck. Also one of the responders claimed that having me out for a social would be the quietest day of his life since he felt I was too silent, taciturn, and several other similar qualities--although he still thought me to be a great friend.

Just got back from a 2lb. lobster dinner which I would rate as 2*s or a C-. However, the company was superb. Friends from way back in East Meadow--Arlene and Lenny Horowitz. They live right across the way in Glen Eagles, and in the summer they retire to their place in Long Island. Nice way to live. I loaned out my book to them, and I hope it holds their interest, and that they enjoy it. I know they are avid readers just like my daughter and my wife. I did play golf with Lenny a couple of times when he was good enough to invite me over to his club. He was quite a good guy to play with, and his golf had a lot of potential. Having potential, however is a heavy burden!

When JR and BR were here I told them I would like to see the film , "Beowulf" when it came out and they told me it was nothing like the epic poem I had my classes read in high school. Apparently it came out in Virginia before it came here. Well it opened day before yesterday and the reviewer in our paper gave it 4*s. From the review it appears that the film does follow the story. It features Hrothgar and Grendel and Grendel's mother in the naked form of Angela Jolie.

At any rate it is being shown in IMAX in 3D. I'd love to see it that way, but it's way down in Ft. Lauderdale. I'll just have to settle for a theater around here.

VAYA CON DIOS MON AMIS!