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All right. Welcome to Arts and Ideas in the Air, Under the Tent, and Around Baltimore,
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your daily podcast briefing of all the goings ons, ins, and rounds, Arts and Ideas, Sudbury School.
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So today was a bit of a cloudy day, fairly pleasant temperature.
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I saw a number of groups run around outside. At one point there was a pretty good stick fight
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happening. Seemed to end with one group taking the high ground of the mulch pile and, well,
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you can't win if you don't have the high ground, I guess. So, some tree swinging. I actually haven't
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seen any ball throwing today. That's odd. And we had article club, which was on a video about Wally
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and the sociological storytelling. So, that was fun. There's also, as I speak, I believe, a
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creative free rate going on. I'm sure that's quite exciting. And we are anticipating some strong
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wins tomorrow. So, we added a few more of the drill in stakes to hold down the tent. We are
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quite confident that it will hold, but we shall see tomorrow. I can already feel some of the wind
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picking up. So, that'll be exciting to witness. And yeah, I think that's, oh, and I've started
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washing the windows of the school inside and out. But that'll be the tip of the week, Thursday,
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which I will do now. So, if you have the right kind of windows, you can latch them out and
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actually take them out and then you can wash them. It is pretty important for the style windows that
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we have at the school, at least, and I still have them at my home, that when you take it out, the
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window is perfectly horizontal. And that's how you can easily get it back in. In addition,
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so there's kind of two places that the window goes into on either side. And when one is on
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level, you can take something like a thick screwdriver or maybe I once used some pliers
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that had just the right kind of head shape. But you kind of put it in there and you kind of twist
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and you got to really hold it because there's a lot of kick on it because that's what makes the
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windows easy to move up and down. And then, you know, you can reposition them and it's kind of
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tricky because they should really be level. They don't need to be perfectly level, but
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fairly level in order for the two up and downs to actually close together and not have gaps and so
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forth. And so, anyway, that's what I was doing for a while. It takes a long time, but the windows
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shine up and are very pretty to look through. So, it's a big task to go through this whole building,
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but hopefully in time it'll work out. Anyway, y'all have a good one and I will see you when I see you.