I must say regretfully that Erik and I went to the SF Symphony last night and the performances were largely forgettable. I guess it’s hard to interpret anything as famous as Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony in a way that will appeal to everyone. The second half was good, but didn’t cancel out the first two movements, or the first half of the program (nothing wrong with the playing, we just don’t like Strauss). But we had fun anyway. So it’s okay.
I’ve never had Erik spend the night before when I had school the next day and he had work. But I’ve been in a great mood all day (you can ask Shra how hyper I was around noon). Erik is good for me. 🙂
Mini-poll: Who thinks Berlioz would be a good name for a cat? If you say yes, do you think he’d be a big, ponderous, important cat, or a little, jumpy, spritely one? Shra and I disagree.
[This post was imported on 4/10/14 from my old blog at satsumabug.livejournal.com.]
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berlioz the cat
sounds like a big, ponderous, important cat to me. =) i think the name berlioz just sounds very heavy, heavy both with importance and with..er…poundage?
hehe and we knew that erik is good for you. =)
-jennifer
Re: berlioz the cat
That makes three who think Berlioz is big and one who thinks he’s little. Guess which I am. ;b