Plans? Who needs plans?

[ysobelle]

I MEANT to go to the Celtic Music Fest again today. Meant to. But then it got later, and I knew I was to go to dinner with snugglyevil and danorsong and John, so I canned that approach. Amusingly, the ladies did not call on their way over (ahem), and when I heard my front door open, I went from half-snooze to airborne in approximately .025 seconds. I do not think they would have appreciated my state of undress.

I spoke with my Aunt as I drove into town-- she's not happy at her new apartment, and I don't know what to do. I'm going to try to go see her tomorrow after my date. I so badly want her to be happy, and appreciate the life that she has. Dammit. Where's my magic wand?

We ate at Fado, nomnomnom, and were joined by dogmomma. It was a classic, "Oh, my G-d, that's your MOM? Your MOM reads my LiveJournal?" (Sheepish) Now I know. And now I wave. Hullo!

snugglyevil and I repaired afterwards to Cosi for a few minutes, where I allowed some more of my brain to leak slowly from my ears. My family problems are ongoing, and I still can't see a way to fix them. We tossed around a very, very interesting idea, and then I persuaded her to wander to Borders-I-Mean-Barnes-&-Noble for a few minutes to replace my copy of The Diamond Age. And now I am home again, overstuffed, rather tired, and just ready for bed. Sigh.

Hope everyone had fun, though.

Comments

[dogmomma.livejournal.com]

Yep. I read it every day! I was so glad to meet you and snugglyevil after hearing so much about you...and all of it good, I assure you. I had been really disappointed that I had missed you the last time danorsong & I went to Philly and ate at Kabul, an amazingly good restaurant. Next time, we must take you there.

I never heard of The Diamond Age, but am always on the look out for good books. I'm a voracious reader, with a penchant for Sci-Fi/fantasy or a good novel.

Hope to see you again soon.

[pngwn.livejournal.com]

Well, you missed Fallon's melting into a pool of drool....