Well, the weekend has come and gone, and I have to say it was a relative success. I played two concerts on Friday and Saturday with the Shepherd School Symphony Orchestra (the acronym of SSSO doesn't really sound any better), and I was largely tuned in as the Red Sox took two of three from the Yankees and became AL Wild Card Champs. Today's game was on at Two Rows, a bar near campus, where Sundays just happen to be $1 draft days. Nothing beats a Sunday afternoon with cheap beer and a win for the Sox.
Other than that, it was kind of a lazy weekend, which is the way I like it. I have to say, though, that it seems strange to me that it is already October. I mean, the high temperature each day is consistently around 90. I guess this is what counts as Fall in Texas. Maybe during the coldest part of winter I'll stop sweating whenever I go outside.
Ok, bed time. I still have five days to get through before my next lazy weekend.
2 comments:
Mimmie and I were visiting Leah and Brian in Boston and were present for the big wins on Friday and Sunday...also went to MFA to see Ansel Adams exhibit with someone named Pat....oh well...my second time there and realy liked the Asian stuff....
Jill, you're a Cubs fan. Somewhere, some iconic Cubs player of old whose name I do not know is turning in his grave because you are rooting for the White Sox.
Shame on you.
(Ryne Sandberg? That's the best I can do. Although I don't think he's dead. Ooh, Ernie Banks, that's better. Wait, he's also still alive. Okay, nevermind the whole turning in their graves thing, they're just really pissed at you.)
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