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The day Parker made it to Houston, we met everyone for burgers; Mama, David, Joodles, Parker and I had lunch with Dan. We went to get the boys some groceries (they both just got back) with Dan, and though Parker had to split so he could move into his apartment, Joodles and Dan and I hung out the rest of the day and had the obligatory living-room dance party at Dan's. As I may have said before, dancing with Joodles is great.
I've been consistently skyping with Martin. There's a lot of cultural exchange going on; German musicals for the rest of Rachmaninoff Vespers and the Western Wind. Parker had his first day of German today. We'll all try switching, though I have immense vocab and grammar shame and Parker's just barely starting. But it'll be good.
Trevor stopped by after a long, long first day of theater grad school. We fell into easy chemistry, as always, with the usual backrub, playing and talking and appreciating silence as it came. I told him my backlog of stories for Europe, he told me about what he's learning as a real theater student. We had a lovely, serene time on the waterbed, trying out theater exercises and just being. As I told him, it'd be hard for him to freak me out, especially now that I've overcome some brain things. He's just very comfortable. I've missed him. I'll miss him.
Life rolls. Quite well.
I've been consistently skyping with Martin. There's a lot of cultural exchange going on; German musicals for the rest of Rachmaninoff Vespers and the Western Wind. Parker had his first day of German today. We'll all try switching, though I have immense vocab and grammar shame and Parker's just barely starting. But it'll be good.
Trevor stopped by after a long, long first day of theater grad school. We fell into easy chemistry, as always, with the usual backrub, playing and talking and appreciating silence as it came. I told him my backlog of stories for Europe, he told me about what he's learning as a real theater student. We had a lovely, serene time on the waterbed, trying out theater exercises and just being. As I told him, it'd be hard for him to freak me out, especially now that I've overcome some brain things. He's just very comfortable. I've missed him. I'll miss him.
Life rolls. Quite well.