This morning we had a surprise trip with Sheila Desmond to the Rubin Museum of Art on 17th Street where we strolled through the beautiful museum looking at art from the Himalayas. It was really a great escape from the day and a foggy, dreary day! Thanks Sheila.
When we got home, David was up for a nap, and slept for a couple of hours. I cooked some tomato sauce for dinner, and when David began stirring, we started preparing for the Golden Globes. Watched most of the pre show, and then the show. The highlight were Tina and Amy, I love both of them, and President Clinton. I also loved Jody Foster, even if her coming out, was not quite coming out, but as she said, everyone knows anyway, so. . . anyway, she looked great, and I kinda love her for it.
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Overall, the awards were good. Right winners, and surprised, but happy about ARGO. A must see if you haven’t already.
Dear David-
I heard about your recent health troubles, but was unable to attend the Burke reunion where messages were to be collected and sent to you. However, I wanted you to know that you are in my thoughts, and that I am hoping you will make a speedy recovery.
As I am sure you remember, I had a very difficult time at the Edmund Burke School, due in no small part to my own obstinance and lack of perspective. During those tumultuous years when I was at war with myself and the world, I had few friends and fewer allies. As my mistakes grew in number, there were fewer and fewer people who could be relied on to view my behavior with an open and empathetic mind. Yet you were always there to listen and help.
You did your best to explain to me the reasoning behind policies and decisions at Burke and to open my mind to the world around me. At the time, it may have seemed like you were making relatively little progress, but your kind and passionate disposition had a truly profound effect on me.
Today I am at Cornell University with a vibrant social life and pulling down great grades. I wanted you to know that the corners I’ve turned and personal demons I’ve struck down were in no small part duw to your influence on my life.
Sincerely,
William “HB” Heidepriem-Baird