Pretend it's April 5th
I had an exciting day of firsts yesterday. Besides setting up my first blog, I also solved my first New York Times Sunday Crossword Puzzle. COMPLETELY! I have come close in the past, but this was my first total success. I knew it was a good puzzle when I saw the clue for One Down: What is the psuedonym for musician Peter Schickele? I think this should ring a bell for some of you.

8 Comments:
Congratulations! I'm not very good at crossword puzzles unless all the words pertain to one subject, AND I have just studied that subject. I don't know who Peter S. is. Will you tell?
Excuse me. . . but do you know how to spell Claude-Camille Saint-Saens?
Mark, I thought it was my freshman year we went to that concert. Did B and I let you in on that joke? But you obviously know who P.S. is. I won't tell yet.
I don't know that joke, but I think I do know who P.S. is.
My only question left is:
What is the name of the only living kamikaze pilot?
How many psychiatrists does it take to change a lightbulb?
Yeah, I think it was our freshman year when went to Abravanel Hall to enjoy the esteemed P.S. and the Utah Symphony
Transporting young gulls across the state lion for immoral porpoises?
... the pun is through the uprights!!!
Due to the generosity of Bro. Kay, who played with the Buffalo Symphony, Dad and I only paid for two concerts that I can remember during the eight years there (except at the high school). One was Canadian Brass and the other PDQ Bach. Both really fun. Mom
Congrats on the crossword puzzle! I miss doing the NYT puzzles... used to be my after work cool down routine. I think I successfully finished one Sunday puzzle. Most of the time I gave up long before they were done.
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