After the same rehearsal we were striking the stage. One of my fellow crew members attempted to throw a plastic stand across the stage into the stand rack. It flipped upside down as it sailed through the air and hit the stage with a tremendous crash. The flat plastic part broke in half, ruining the stand. The best part was that none of us had even tried to stop him; we were watching the proceedings with interest.
In music history class we have been learning about one of Stravinsky's most famous ballets: What's Left of Autumn.
This weekend was mostly filled up with life-maintenance busywork which does not warrant inclusion in a blog, except for my trip to GGP today. I found some caches I've had my eye on for months, explored the Botanical Gardens for the first time and revisited some old spots. A very satisfactory trip overall.
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| Magnolias in bloom |
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| A Lenten rose?? |
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| Big-ass tree stump with a cache inside |
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| Now here's something you don't usually see. |
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| Bloody violists never shower |
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| Yeah that's a California plant alright |
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| St. Francis? |
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| What a flower! |
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| Tree hair |
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| LOL! |
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| You see this kind of stuff a lot around here. |
- Antisocial Violinist
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