Those first set of tracks in the snow?
Yeah, those were mine. The smaller ones belong to the dog. Turns out the small ball of fur I thought would want to jump out and get back in as soon as possible when confronted with cold weather thinks she's a St. Bernard looking for lost skiers. I finally coaxed her back in, but it was a chore.
Snow in Fountain Square gives a comforting sameness to the neighborhood that I enjoy, as a thick blanket of snow just seems to make everything more connected. It also means I get a 6-month break from yard work. This, I enjoy.
First Friday is coming up at the end of the week, and I'm looking forward to a couple big shows - The Philosophy et al at Big Car Gallery, and The Redwalls, The Whigs and more at Radio Radio. Toss in a couple of holiday-related get-togethers and a MySpace revision deadline, and stuff's getting busy.
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December 5th, 2007 - 12:08
Patrick seemed to think that the snow was made of sulfuric acid when he first stepped out the door this morning and it took him a while to work himself down those 2 back steps of ours, but once outside, he was fine.
December 5th, 2007 - 12:39
Any classical-type music of interest this weekend? Solos, quartets, full-frontal orchestrudity?
December 5th, 2007 - 12:47
Jen Fu: I told him the snow would burn – I’m such a scamp.
JimPanzee: There are some ensemble performances at U of I Thursday, and there’s always tap-dancing Santas with the ISO at Hilbert Circle Theater!