Eve Goldberg, who falls into my “favourite people who I haven’t seen face to face in 25 years” category of friends, sent me an email this morning.
I met Eve in high school in Toronto where we were both budding scientists at the Ontario Science Centre. We kept in touch for a few years off, then lost touch for an awfully long time, and then a few years back I heard from her again, perhaps as a result of her instrumental Watermelon Sorbet being used as the theme song for Richardson’s Roundup on CBC Radio One.
That Eve is a professional musician and I am, well, whatever I am, and that neither of us is curing cancer nor splitting the atom1 is a testament that science is not for everyone. But I think we count ourselves lucky for our early dabbles in that world.
Anyway, Eve emailed today to tell me that she’s coming to Prince Edward Island to play three “house concert” dates on October 29, 30 and November 1 in Bedeque, Summerside and Charlottetown respectively (details).
I never knew Eve as a musician back in the day, so this side of her is all new to me – it’s sort of like learning she had a secret superpower all those years that I never knew about – and I’m quite looking forward to seeing her play.
1. In addition to her musical work it’s possible that Eve also has a sideline as a cancer-curing atom splitter.
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I can highly, highly
I can highly, highly recommend seeing Eve play.
Also, I like it when people I like and also haven’t seen in a while can get together. Say hi for me. You both should come to Ottawa.
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