Theresa's favourites
When we woke up this morning, Theresa wanted to go downstairs to listen to music. First she wanted to hear Ralph Vaughan Williams, and then she requested "Lay-on-your-cheque." It took me only a moment to realize she was speaking of Leoš Janácek.
21 August 2004
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