Toe Shoes and Stethoscopes

[annundriel]

Swan Lake was wonderful, so very beautiful and sad. The end (oh, the end) is going to stick with me for awhile.

Plus, good seats. First time on the first tier for me. Definitely a different crowd down there than on the second tier. It's all "serious," older theater people, willing and able to shell out some more money, whereas the second tier is where you end up if your a student of any kind generally.

Since then I've been reading Irish Literature and listening to classical music. Although I did watch some Scrubs on Comedy Central and got to hear Dr. Cox talk about how all people are "bastard coated bastards with a bastard filling."

- Cox hates everything
- Cox hates JD (to music!)
- Cox and House
- If Dr. Cox was Dr. House

I should really buy Scrubs.

Comments

[mandapanda0521.livejournal.com]

I don't recall Swan Lake being sad. Maybe I'm just remembering my childhood version. I'm glad you enjoyed it though, I haven't been to the ballet in so long.

[annundriel.livejournal.com]

Oh yeah, definitely sad. There have been several endings to the ballet, but the one we say yesterday went back to the original intended ending (with a little bit of a difference I think).

Anyway, when you were over the other night we talked about writing. If you're still interested, the spy thing is here (http://annundriel.livejournal.com/257455.html#cutid1).

Movie tonight, yes?