Review: Pacific Symphony explores the Holocaust. Orange County Register, June 6, 2014.
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Thanks, as always, for the illuminating review.
Thanks, CK. Let’s hope I can keep on doing it after next week.
Count me in as hoping that you can indeed do exactly what you would like to do for as long as you wish to continue doing it.
Thanks, MarK. Pretty treacherous road at the moment. I will keep you all informed.
fyi, wasn’t laid off.
Hope so too! I’ve been reading about some of the changes and sincerely hope you are not affected.
I’m also keeping my fingers crossed for you, Tim.