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It's beautiful out!
Play ending is the first of many goodbyes. I hope they all don't hurt as much as this one.
Looking forward to seeing everyone this weekend. Looking forward to the Kathleen Body family reunion, to seeing everyone together one last time, and to making another kick-ass weekend happen, despite the "grounding" punishment.
Tonight, while I was up looking at the gorgeous farm, I was remembering a night in St Marco's Square in Venice. It was towards the end of the trip, after an endless day of roaming the alleys and canals. We were dancing and spinning in the middle of the square, and all the lights over our heads were blurring in a circle. And we were screaming and laughing and loving being right there.
Just like those moments in the play, with the cast, the moments on that trip are equally impossible to describe. Pure contentedness.
These will probably be the last nights Boston will be in full view. Soon the trees will grow leaves and at least part of the city will be hidden in green.
Play ending is the first of many goodbyes. I hope they all don't hurt as much as this one.
Looking forward to seeing everyone this weekend. Looking forward to the Kathleen Body family reunion, to seeing everyone together one last time, and to making another kick-ass weekend happen, despite the "grounding" punishment.
Tonight, while I was up looking at the gorgeous farm, I was remembering a night in St Marco's Square in Venice. It was towards the end of the trip, after an endless day of roaming the alleys and canals. We were dancing and spinning in the middle of the square, and all the lights over our heads were blurring in a circle. And we were screaming and laughing and loving being right there.
Just like those moments in the play, with the cast, the moments on that trip are equally impossible to describe. Pure contentedness.
These will probably be the last nights Boston will be in full view. Soon the trees will grow leaves and at least part of the city will be hidden in green.