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Wonderful birthday cake with co-workers Friday...and Birthday eve, yesterday...dinner with my son David Dunn and daughter-in-law and a lovely TP surprise when I got home from hanging out in Gallerie Ukwensi at Ghent with friends!

Woke up this morning (coffee-in-hand, thanks Dave Hobbs) to a beautiful yard full of lovely white "streamers" of love (toilet paper) - a la Jeanette Blackledge and family!

I appreciate all the birthday wishes!

Stop by today...I'd love to keep the celebration going. : )

Couldn't have wished for a better series of events for my 60th!

Looking forward to seeing more friends today at Gallerie Ukwensi at Ghent for Networking & pre-movie release (from 2-5) all are welcome. Then off to Sweeney Todd Strike & movie premier at the Naro!

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Starting tomorrow, the Virginia Symphony Orchestra will host nine free concerts across Hampton Roads!

From Mendelssohn to the music of Batman, local residents and visitors can experience in-person symphonic music at various Hampton Roads scenic out-venues this summer.

The Virginia Symphony Orchestra will present free concerts in Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Williamsburg, Chesapeake and Yorktown.

Learn more here: https://tinyurl.com/58yswunz

Come hear our amazing orchestra in our finale concert for the season! Thursday, May 30 at 7pm. Tickets at showtix4u.com

Thank you Derak for this amazing coverage and your continuous support!
Thank you Ukwenzie Chappell for hosting our birthday celebration! Hope you had as much fun as we did!
(and got some great connections from our visit!)

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It's here! 🙌 📷 The 'Paul McCartney Photographs 1963-64: Eyes of the Storm' exhibition is now open to the public at The Chrysler Museum of Art in Norfolk! ✨️ Featuring more than 250 photographs taken by Paul McCartney between November 1963 and February 1964, ‘Eyes of the Storm’ illuminates the period in which The Beatles became international superstars. 🎵 The exhibition runs through April 7, 2024!