The green grass, the blooming flowers and warmer days inspire hope and restlessness all around.
Itching to be done with school, to dive into the ocean, or to just indulge one's love of literature curled up under a tree or on the sand.
What of this constant upheaval each season? We grumble, we complain about elements of it all.
-The winter's too cold, there's too much snow, my car door is frozen shut!
-In the spring, the allergies, oh the allergies! And what is that? Snow again? I thought it was Spring? I can't wait for summer!
-The summer, we've waited for you all this long year, and here you are again, ahhh. It's hot! It's humid! It's 90 degrees in the shade! There's drought, the AC broke, the lawn is brown and I'm stuck inside all day anyways!
-But Fall, Autumn so lovely with it's many shades, ahhh but it's almost Winter. The chill fills the air and the dreaded leaves cover the damn lawn again!
Today, today is a lovely day. A bit chlly mind you, still it's sunny. The Spring flowers are in bloom, the birds are active (So active that yesterday I hit one with my car on my way to work! It was a baby bird too! So much for new life.), but what of it? Why must we constanly drone on and on about the weather? Aren't there more important things to say? To discuss? Oh, I suppose not.
New Yorkers Check this out. This should be good. (I mean Jeff Jones created the facebook event, so...awesome!)
Little Theatre @ Dixon Place
There are a whole bunch of cutting edge writers, directors and actors involved in this.
Also, I've never regretted an evening out at Dixon Place and neither will you.
Monday, May 9, 2011, at 7:30 pm at Dixon Place
161A Chrystie Street (btw Delancey & Rivington).
Tickets are $15.00 at the door or online, first-come first-served; reservations are not accepted, but you can buy 'em online. For more information, call (212) 219-0736 or browse www.dixonplace.org.See more
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