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Current Mood: amused
Current Location: In front of mirror - getting ready for Phantom
Current Music: PotO Soundtrack

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I was going to post some ramblings tonight about loyalties and such. There are now two people left in this country I feel loyal to. Doors closing and opening and all that. Alas, never mind.

I checked my f-list and saw

bambu345 has updated The Summoning here. It is my all-time favourite fanfic, and the posting of another update has saved my evening. :-)

Now, tomorrow is another story. Warty, you'll recognise me by that stoopid grin on my face, no doubt. The family is cursing me - I've been listening to the PotO soundtrack for the past four hours or so.

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I was going to post some ramblings tonight about loyalties and such. There are now two people left in this country I feel loyal to. Doors closing and opening and all that. Alas, never mind.

Oh, my dear. Isn't it an interesting moment when you stand at the crux of a life-changing moment and recognize that the very next thing you do -- breathe, talk, sleep -- will change the course of your life, even if in a small way? ::hugs you for having to deal with loyalty issues now::

Thank you for the hugs. 'Tis a very interesting moment indeed. What I've found fascinating is that as soon as one door closes, another opens. It's always been this way for us.

What better way to celebrate the start of a new life than with a musical *grins_widely*.

You're most welcome.

I love how truisms seem to pass from generation-to-generation, and it's only as we mature (and that's not a chronologically linked evolution,) that we experience the truth of these things.

I'm so delighted you have a new, open door to step though. And you're quite right ... a musical is a brilliant way to celebrate!

I'm so delighted you have a new, open door to step though. And you're quite right ... a musical is a brilliant way to celebrate!

And what a most glorious way it was! It is one of those experiences that will always stay with me.

I'm so glad to hear that. I find that all of the live performances I've seen tend to stay with me. There's something so indelible about them.

When I was pregnant and Dorkboy working in the IT dept of a hospital, we enjoyed many performances because hospital staff here are offered unsold tickets on the day of the performance for one pound (less than $2). So he'd call me at 6pm, telling me to get ready to see a play or show or opera or concert. :-) I really don't remember all of them, but some have stayed with me, such as seeing Judy Dench in a play (forgotten which one, but her performance was breathtaking) or Alfred Brendel performing several Beethoven Sonatas. :-) And then there was today. Indelible indeed.

How marvelous! Our local industry is films, and I'll confess we usually got to attend a number of cast and crew screenings of movies before they were released. That was fun, but somehow, there's a difference.

I would have loved to have seen Brendel. How wonderful.

I'm so glad the experience today was remarkable.

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