Why don't I do that more often?

Yesterday, on my way to a lovely lunch with Kirsten, I stopped by the Bostix kiosk and got myself a half-price ticket to Little Shop of Horrors. The advantage of going to shows by myself is that I find I can usually get a really good seat for cheap; in this case, orchestra center, row A, on the aisle. Close enough to see the performers sweat but not quite close enough to feel it :) It was a really fun show -- the woman who played Audrey was especially good. I found myself actually crying during Somewhere That's Green, she was so sincere about it.

Serenity tonight! Woohoo! (Funny, I remember something about planning to sleep once Charlie Brown was over... wonder whatever happened to that?)

Why don't I do that more often?

Yesterday, on my way to a lovely lunch with Kirsten, I stopped by the Bostix kiosk and got myself a half-price ticket to Little Shop of Horrors. The advantage of going to shows by myself is that I find I can usually get a really good seat for cheap; in this case, orchestra center, row A, on the aisle. Close enough to see the performers sweat but not quite close enough to feel it :) It was a really fun show -- the woman who played Audrey was especially good. I found myself actually crying during Somewhere That's Green, she was so sincere about it.

Serenity tonight! Woohoo! (Funny, I remember something about planning to sleep once Charlie Brown was over... wonder whatever happened to that?)