Quiet Day in Aspen

We have had a peaceful day.  I rode into town mid-morning and was able to get some bread.  I stopped into the bookstore for a few minutes.  Here's a view of the bike I rode, and the approach to the door.




















I have to admit I didn't look too hard but I didn't see Cashmere today.  Let's hope all ye who entered there...

Maya had a nice rehearsal with a most wonderful collaborative pianist, Tamara Goldstein.  We are so lucky to have become connected with her.  She also had a lesson with Mr. Kantor's teaching assistant Natalie Lin.  She's the one with the cool New Zealand accent.  Here is a shot of the two of them though I don't think it does the Natalie justice.  I'll try for a better representation one of these days.

While Maya was at music school Jamuna and Abe took Mom Mom and Pop Pop on a brief tour of downtown Aspen.  The had walked quite a bit but had to cut the tour short due to rain.

We have been listening to Philip Glass' American Four Seasons featuring Robert McDuffie.  I also got a chance to take a nice bite out of the new CJ Box book I recently received.  I believe it is set in Yellowstone though we're not there yet.