I wanted to see it but didn't have time and it was closed. . . now I kind of regret it.

Two of my favorites:

The huge wall mural commissioned by ICA, Chiho Aohsima's "THE DIVINE GAS"

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I am at the McCarran Airport waiting to go to Boston. . . and guess who I saw?

JOSHUA BELL!!! I am 100% sure it was him since he had a violin case with him.

I can't believe I am missing his performance with the St. Martin in the Field.

Oh well, I am compensating with TWO operas in NYC: the Egyptian Helen and La Donna del Lago.

Calmail is kicking me off my account on berkeley.edu in about 53 minutes. . . . wow.

It's 90 degrees today.

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Finally, a quality ballet performance. . . by the Moscow Festival Ballet, Swan Lake. The sets/costumes were so Victorian and old-fashion. Choreography by Balanchine, surprise, surprise. The technique was unbeatable. . . not since Nureyev have I seen such solid landing, and strong pirouettes. And Odette, oh my fucking Christ. . . perfect balance ( Read more... )

Some of the moments (this is a relative term) that I hope to never forget during my years in Berkeley (a partial list. . . more to come ( Read more... )

It feels good to know that my gaydar still works, and the people (in this case, the person) I always thought to be gay finally came out.

Lureen Lumpkin


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Finally, some world class live performance art ( Read more... )

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