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Visitor Blim and I managed a Monday Circle earlier this week.  Some visual highlights:

Here is what we played:

Pretty nice, right?

The catering was during song 26 and 27,  being low on time we concluded with two short danse pieces.

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Wow.

A rare Saturday night circle.  We were blessed with a fantastic, nay, exceptional team of participants who continually kept raising the bar and redefining what harmonic excellence can be.

Certainly the readers see plenty of Beachmont Frank and Visitor Blim at the Circle, and what they contribute, but, what a honour, to be joined by legendary listener Mr Y himself!

From what I heard, he has truly kept “his head in the game”.

Mr Y can trace his roots to the early days of the Circle at Mediterranean Woods, and even the Flat.  Moreover, his keen mind hath brought forth such innovations as “a la carte” circle option, and “the lights”.

Enough of that.  Here are a few images of what it looked like:

Standard Triptych:

Captain Cat kept an active eye on All of Us throughout the evening:

A glimpse into the good time:

The Playlist:

Pretty nice, right?

As an added bonus, a brief film. Not to be found anywhere else but here, on May 14th.  Enjoy this exclusive, and powerful film:

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Recipients and enthusiasts alike would know that a record of the winners is kept within the coveted trophy.

The first seven years were on a scroll. Having “completed an octave” of sorts, it’s clear to advance the record keeping.

A small blank tome was bestowed unto me some time ago by an older mentor whose son had joined the Masons. This tome was created by the Masons for “special purposes”, and indeed those “special purposes” hath arrived.

(Son gave to father, father gave it to me: the way is clear.)

Behold the new “Book of Haverhast”:

I did the initial scribing at “Renegades” at Orient Heights, then feasted, in order to solemnize the event:

Pretty nice, right?

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Monday we had a revelatory Circle here at The New Great Hall by the Sea.  It looked something like this:

Frank took possession of some monster replica’s, then proceeded to showcase their likenesses on his person:

Simon Crinck made a dreaded appearance:

The Standard triptych:

Captain Cat

Triptych avec Captain Cat:

Then Visitor Blim went nuts:

The Set List:

Pretty nice, right?

The view this morning:

Speaking of the “old days”, here are three stills from the recently restored documentary from 1987: “The Kitchen: South Shore’s Hottest Night Club (In more ways than one):

Many thanks to Mr Y for his tireless efforts.

Upcoming:

Exclusive and Rare Saturday Night Circle

and a May 14th visit with Janice for lunch.

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