So I went to knitting class today. It was a lot of fun. The knitting cafe was buried deep in the Village, further south than I tend to go, but I found it after a little bit of exploring. The cafe itself was just adorable. Their motto is the title of this post. There was a counter where they sold brownies, tea and other goodies (my attention was caught and held by the nice, thick, chocolatey brownies). Two other women showed up for the class. One of them just got a part in a student-written play (she was maybe in her 40s) and had to knit in a scene while arguing with her husband. She wanted to be able to knit convincingly. The instructor commended her for this, noting that often in the movies when people are supposed to be knitting, they're not doing it right and it takes her out of the story ;) Knitting is surprisingly easy if someone teaches you live. As the teacher put it, "Everyone walks out a knitter." I had my doubts at first, because the Internet instructions weren...
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From your list, I've only seen Elton and Billy...
One of her shows was televised in 2001 and it was awesome :)
I hope you have a blast!
roxanne
kitkat - i'll blog all about it, it'll be as if you were there ;) i love her new cd, too.
From your list, I've seen U2 this past May in Boston and Sting Sept. 2003 - which was really cool since it was a small, intimate venue and we were very close to the stage...and it was in Paris! It was defnitely a highlight of the trip and one of my favorite concerts.
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You might have to copy and paste, sorry, it's late and I need sleep. I wonder who gives a better show?
Oh, and New Kids on the Block. Heh.
The band I saw that was at least as bad as Tiffany was Lisa Lisa.
The best concert I ever saw was Eric Clapton.
Have fun!
"Ooh baby, I think I love ya/From head to toe..." I remember that one.
;)
ok, one of the best.
Man that makes me feel old.
p.s. how was stevie nicks?
i LOVE Her