Brief update

[magid]

Life is busy, in a good way. Highlights include:

• going to see Electronically Yours, a digital piece based on an evening of performance art a couple of years ago (the first time I've been in the CCTV space; I hadn't realized they offer classes)
  
• Purim! megillah madness! costumes! but no booze
  
• walks while the weather was warm
  
• learning the new Carcassonne variant, with five extra tiles
  
• starting in a new role-playing game, the first I've been in since high school (and my few memories of it make me think there was far more socializing than gaming)
  
• a story reading, which means I got to hear interesting pieces I'd likely not have found on my own (It's all a plot to widen my literary horizons.)(Remember, avoid anchovies!)
  
• conversation with friends (I feel like I use that phrase a lot, but it's something that's important to me.), some serious, some more silly, all enjoyable in one way or another

It feels like a lot, so I'm glad there's going to be time to do all sorts of errands and house-things this evening. [mutter] Must do taxes....[/mutter]

There are a number of things on the horizon, including

• going to see Robot Stories at the Coolidge Sunday at 9.30 (anyone is welcome to join me and Queue)
  
• more gaming
  
• a trip to DC next week (next week?! I still have to find a dress for the wedding! Time to figure out when to fit in some shopping.)
  
• possibly going to the Lowell House Opera production of Ravel's L'Enfant et les Sortilèges, since a friend is in it

And more...

Comments

[queue.livejournal.com]

Babelfish (http://babelfish.altavista.com) wasn't any help. What are sortilèges?

[magid.livejournal.com]

I don't know. What I know about the show is that it's an hour-long opera about a boy sent to his room and the things that happen (imaginary, perhaps?) there.
My friend has a froggy part :-).

[gingicat]

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