Social Time
It's been kind of a ludicrous week.
Saturday night I had dinner with my cousin Brad and his wife Ginger. Sunday night I went out with a bunch of faire performers. Monday I was north of Cincinnati to see Tiffany and Scott, while spending Tuesday in Dayton visiting Samantha and Kelly. Wednesday I was in Columbus for lunch with Shanna before dinner with Lilith, Michael, and Lilith's husband whose name shamefully escapes me. Minus Michael we had breakfast on Thursday, before I headed to Cincinnati and saw Noises Off, followed by a drink with a few cast members (I know Eileen from the Colorado faire).
And it's far from over. Saturday night I'll commute to Youngstown after the Pittsburgh faire for a cousin's wedding reception. I'll go out on Sunday for the big end-of-show gathering, then visit my parents on Monday. Tuesday I board a plane to Seattle, where it'll be great to see Tim and Truly again!
It hasn't been an exclusively social week, however. At OSU I flipped through a sixteenth century book on music theory enough to decide I must own it, and at UC I found a bunch of Italian lute music from that era I want to bring to the dulcimer. I got a copy of my MA paper while I was there, and am pleased to realize it doesn't suck. And I've run the assorted errands required to prep for flying a dulcimer transcontinentally. It's been a great week!
Saturday night I had dinner with my cousin Brad and his wife Ginger. Sunday night I went out with a bunch of faire performers. Monday I was north of Cincinnati to see Tiffany and Scott, while spending Tuesday in Dayton visiting Samantha and Kelly. Wednesday I was in Columbus for lunch with Shanna before dinner with Lilith, Michael, and Lilith's husband whose name shamefully escapes me. Minus Michael we had breakfast on Thursday, before I headed to Cincinnati and saw Noises Off, followed by a drink with a few cast members (I know Eileen from the Colorado faire).
And it's far from over. Saturday night I'll commute to Youngstown after the Pittsburgh faire for a cousin's wedding reception. I'll go out on Sunday for the big end-of-show gathering, then visit my parents on Monday. Tuesday I board a plane to Seattle, where it'll be great to see Tim and Truly again!
It hasn't been an exclusively social week, however. At OSU I flipped through a sixteenth century book on music theory enough to decide I must own it, and at UC I found a bunch of Italian lute music from that era I want to bring to the dulcimer. I got a copy of my MA paper while I was there, and am pleased to realize it doesn't suck. And I've run the assorted errands required to prep for flying a dulcimer transcontinentally. It's been a great week!