sovay | I see you framed through time

I am returned from New York City. I went for the weekend with my parents, my brother, and his fiancée; there should be a post about the trip tomorrow. For now, because I am sleepless, I note only that that the revival of South Pacific was terrific (and we were lucky enough to see the last night of the complete original cast), I need to spend more time at the Museum of Modern Art, and four of my poems seem to have been nominated for the 2009 Rhysling Award: "Autopoiesis" (Lone Star Stories #26), "Cherries in Winter" (Goblin Fruit #8), "Logos" (Lone Star Stories #29), and "The Devourer" (Mythic Delirium #19).

ericmarin,

tithenai and

mer_moon,

time_shark, thank you, all of you. Daylight Savings Time? No love, thank you. Goodnight.

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...Last performance with original cast of this run, or were there some REALLY OLD PEOPLE talking happy talk?

*snerk*

Original run of the revival cast. Kelli O'Hara was five months pregnant—we had no idea going in, but we saw her last night before her replacement takes over. She was still worth seeing, though. Also Paulo Szot. I want to hear him in operas now.

I see you framed through time

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