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. . . to the paradise garden." [ Chez No's backyard, last night] Been laid up for the better part of the week with gout, and recuperating at my parent's place since. (It's a single-story house, among other advantages.) Unable to walk comfortably for more ...  

. . . in contrast to the usual 16 jewel version. Not quite a chronometer, but special nevertheless.

. . . is short for ' Ar turo'.

. . . Sicilian! ;-)

. . . with movement and case numbers within two digits of the one I posted Thursday. They must've been on the workbench at Bienne simultaneously. Different dials and seconds hands configurations, but both original. Best, Art ...  

. . . although still pretty much house-bound. I've not only gout, but cabin fever, too ;-) . . .

Hope your on the mend Art as we need you fit for WristScan this weekend 🍻

. . . at my folk's place. But noticeably better today, and hopefully cured by tomorrow. I missed the pool tournament on Wednesday . . . sacrilege! Best, Art

sorry to hear that. I thought that pool took president over everything ! .. good to have you back with us 🍻

. . . is either a life-or-death emergency, or a Stones show." Well, three years ago, I had to miss a tournament because the Stones played Vegas on a Wednesday. And, if you've ever had gout, you'll know the meaning of 'life-or-death emergency'.

From a commercial in Germany. I think it hits the nail on the head... ...  

. . . a thousand words" was an understatement, that was it!

...A beautiful watch to accompany you in these painful process... and agree with your ramblings about time pass. These oldies survive the ups and downs of our life and survive generations. Part of their charm... and their mistery. And of the attraction we... 

. . . I was trying to make, Abel. They're survivors, and when they're on our wrists, reminders that we are survivors, too. That's the mysterious draw of vintage . . .

An especially lovely work. And I haven't seen many posts that include video references, so that's a good thing to have learned from your trouble. A beautiful garden, a trusted (Omega) companion, and really fine music… hope the pain leaves you soon. Do you... 

. . . the last piece of music one could hear, my request would be . . . . . . for Irmelin . Art

after a lifetime immersed in sound, works of great beauty that one has never heard before. Such is the case here, for me, with Irmelin. What a breathtaking—yet simple, as most of Delius is—prelude. The painful circumstances surrounding its genesis make th... 

Sorry you need one, though. Best wishes for a prompt recovery.

. . . feet tomorrow. Literally ;-) . . .

Dear Art, sorry to hear about your gout. We wish you to get well soon. Your reflections about the passing of time are so true. I would just have wished you a more pleasant occasion for them... All the best, Martin

. . . by Wednesday, Martin!

Dear Art, that is the least of my concerns. Most important is that you get well. Warmest regards, Martin