Δαφνη Ευτυχια Αρθουρος

The expoxy held: the guitar survived the gig. And so did I, managing to get by on only tramadol and ibuprofen (to my surprise), though my back and feet hurt pretty damned badly by the end of the night. Nodding off at keyboard so this be short.

Got to watch (and then play for) some really amazing dancers.

From the Quotation of the day mailing list, 2005-10-29:

"In my administration, we will ask not only what is legal, but also what is right - not just what the lawyers allow, but what the public deserves." -- U.S. President George W. Bush, in a speech to Pittsburgh voters on October 26, 2000.

Packing up to head home. Probably won't get another chance to post from a real computer before the WiFi router gets unplugged, so the longer post I'd have written last night if I hadn't been so tired will wait until I finish driving back. Apparently there's a really good vegetarian restaurant I need to check out near here, and I'm going to see whether I can fit in a chance to photograph some cool architecture on the way.

I'm at anniemal's now, having made multiple stops en route, including a nap. The aforementioned vegetarian restaurant -- Maggie's Mercantile -- isn't so much 'near there' as it is along one of the reasonable routes back to the PA Turnpike from there ... and the food is very, very good. Worth writing a half-assed review later, when I'm feeling more awake. Then again, may be worth finding excuses to be back in that part of Pensylvania several more times so I can work my way through the menu and write a proper review based on multiple visits. Am tired, and my legs hurt, but I'm in better shape than I would've predicted if you'd asked me Thursday how I expected to feel today.

Good event, even though I only got around to seeing the parts close to our stage.