OK let’s get serious. That title, btw, is a gloss on the 1967 documentary Tonight Let’s All Make Love in London, a behind-the-scenes look at the capital when it really Swung–and not just for the City and the Viscounts.<\/p>\n
I love to drive slowly down Hartford\/West Hartford’s Farmington Avenue and note such landmarks as the neighboring former homes of Mark Twain and Harriet Beecher Stowe.<\/p>\n
Got into that habit during my forty visits there to interview Osipenko in the late-1990s.<\/p>\n
and also, my heart goes pitter-patter as I approach the Tangiers specialty food store.<\/p>\n
But the jewel in Hartford’s cultural crown is theWadsworth Atheneum museum, a now much-enlarged survivor of the Twain-Stowe era.<\/p>\n
Up to now I’ve been there only twice, both times to see their exhibit of their collection of Diaghilev costumes.<\/p>\n
But now it seems another visit is a MUST.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
OK let’s get serious. That title, btw, is a gloss on the 1967 documentary Tonight Let’s All Make Love in London, a behind-the-scenes look at the capital when it really Swung–and not just for the City and the Viscounts. I … Continue reading