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[lady_karelia]

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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[bambu345.livejournal.com]

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!

[lady-karelia.livejournal.com]

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.

[bambu345.livejournal.com]

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.

[lady-karelia.livejournal.com]

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.

[bambu345.livejournal.com]

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.