I'm up, I'm up...
Jun. 3rd, 2003 09:12 amI don't have to get up terribly early for work, but today the bed didn't want to let me go, with its blankets and snuggly boy and all. I remembered some of my dreams, which thankfully were better than the last stuff. This time I was learning how to make a zip cord line from the abandoned top level of an old theatre, so I could swoop down on stage. It was cool. The abandoned top level of the theatre was very high up, and a very small ledge that could only hold 3 people or so. It was filled with cobwebs and the heights were very convincing. Later there were inflatable dragons with velcro-attached ribbons for tounges, and poi suspended just off the ground with balloons. Interesting.
Last night s4 and I checked out St Paul's new sister pub to The Local and Kierans called The Liffey. It was a pretty lovely pub that did a bang-up job of reminding me of Ireland until the high-heeled, no bra, bleach blonde Bacardi spokesgirl came out with a tray of samples of rum drinks and Bacardi buttons with blinky LEDs for us. We took the buttons and immediately dismantled them and thought of uses for burning man. Anyway, beautiful pub, it seems odd that it's fused to the underside of a Holiday Inn.
We went to Soft Monday with danger at the Saloon. Fun to talk to him; I still find I don't get into the music as much anymore. I feel out of shape, too, though I don't know if it's more not being in shape or not being into the music. At any rate, I think I wanna do something more active with myself soon- get a membership at the Y and start swimming, or maybe take a martial arts class. What do people think of various martial arts, or yoga? I kind of like the theories behind Aikido. Dunno. Would anyone who knows anything about them care to rate Yoga, Tai Chi, Aikido, Caipoera (sp?) or recommend others to me? That'd be neat.
Last night s4 and I checked out St Paul's new sister pub to The Local and Kierans called The Liffey. It was a pretty lovely pub that did a bang-up job of reminding me of Ireland until the high-heeled, no bra, bleach blonde Bacardi spokesgirl came out with a tray of samples of rum drinks and Bacardi buttons with blinky LEDs for us. We took the buttons and immediately dismantled them and thought of uses for burning man. Anyway, beautiful pub, it seems odd that it's fused to the underside of a Holiday Inn.
We went to Soft Monday with danger at the Saloon. Fun to talk to him; I still find I don't get into the music as much anymore. I feel out of shape, too, though I don't know if it's more not being in shape or not being into the music. At any rate, I think I wanna do something more active with myself soon- get a membership at the Y and start swimming, or maybe take a martial arts class. What do people think of various martial arts, or yoga? I kind of like the theories behind Aikido. Dunno. Would anyone who knows anything about them care to rate Yoga, Tai Chi, Aikido, Caipoera (sp?) or recommend others to me? That'd be neat.