I could use, babe, some of us

[sovay]

For the eve of spring, I luxuriated in the poetry shared at radiantfracture's equinoctial salon, sang from Hadestown and read some Akkadian, and walked out with spatch to collect dinner from Guru the Caterer, after which we repaired to TCM for the delightful Ruritanian jazz musical Street Girl (1929). We cheered the second Ned Sparks appeared stonefaced behind his saxophone.

Comments

[gwynnega]

What a lot of excellent things!

[sovay]

What a lot of excellent things!

It was delightful! The earlier part of the day was primarily capitalism, but the evening made up for it.

[thisbluespirit]

Aw, I'm glad you managed to get out for something that wasn't an appointment! Sounds nice. <3

[asakiyume]

Sounds like a fabulous evening, and the photo evidences confirms that!

[a_reasonable_man]

Sounds like a lovely way to inaugurate a season.

[sovay]

Aw, I'm glad you managed to get out for something that wasn't an appointment! Sounds nice.

Thank you! It really was.

[sovay]

Sounds like a fabulous evening, and the photo evidences confirms that!

I was happy!

[sovay]

Sounds like a lovely way to inaugurate a season.

It was so good, it should be a tradition.

[radiantfracture]

That was magnificent! The singing. And who else got to welcome in the spring in Akkadian? (Or at least have it threatened that the dead will come back to life, which amounts to much the same thing.)

[sovay]

That was magnificent! The singing.

It was a pleasure! Thank you for providing the chance.

And who else got to welcome in the spring in Akkadian? (Or at least have it threatened that the dead will come back to life, which amounts to much the same thing.)

Watch out for those daffodils.