Where is everybody tonight? ::sporks LJ::

[helenkacan]

I don't think LJ has ever been this quiet. Okay, so was everybody celebrating cinqo de Mayo? And didn't invite moi?

Ah, well, you're not here to reply, so you must still be out celebrating.

Unlike me, because I spent the day resting. Going up to the stables with M yesterday was very draining. I even fell asleep in my chair in the lobby. And was cold and miserable. M even said my eyes were bloodshot. Gee, thanks, darling. I love it when you tell me things like that!!!

So, obviously, resting was of the good. Got groceries delivered. Talked to John and to M. They'll both come over tomorrow for French toast (which John will make) and ribs (my specialty). Then we'll watch a movie together. My only accomplishment today was to make (okay, copy) an icon of one of my favourite works of art by Lemieux, a French-Canadian painter. I saw it at the art gallery about 30 years ago and was searching for it since then. So, I guess I'll use it tonight. And listened to the second half of Andrea Bocelli's Sacred Arias concert which included Neidermeyer's formally elegant Pieta, Signore (also known as Pie, Jesu).

And, now, I'm going to go have a chocolate croissant, because I can.

Talk to you tomorrow.
Ciao, tutti.
Hugs, as well,
H.

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[kishiriadgr.livejournal.com]

I celebrate Cinco de Mayo like all Mexicans do: I ignore it.

My parents flew into SD at 1950. We had dinner together and they're now at their hotel. We're picking them up for Mass tomorrow at 10. After that, Dad wants tamales.