CT wrote:Hello, all.

[Resolved, thanks to a magnanimous friend's birthday present. Will be there myself.]

Hello, all.

[Resolved, thanks to a magnanimous friend's birthday present. Will be there myself.]

FYI: Vancouver - GM place - 1st row floor tickets

I'm happy as a clam with my 8th row seat, but I just noticed that Ticketmaster has several 1st row seats going for ~$260 (including fees), from what I can tell. I know seats 14-17 are currently available, maybe more.

*eyebrow raised I have the rather indelicate feeling of having walked into a scene already well underway. As I've never been much good at improv, I'll just back slowly out the door I came in through. I'm pretty sure there is some kind of balance in the world where we find what we need or what we see...

No worries, Tchocolatl. It is entirely likely that many of us have had unfortunate experiences with those we love, and perhaps Dem was either reflecting or commiserating. Who knows?

But thank you for the kind thoughts!

*doffs beanie

*grin

I daresay we have different expectations of our lovers, then. Regardless, the 25th will be a happy day for many.

Tom Sakic wrote:Oh, the release date is moved earlier - April 25:-)

T.

Wonderful! My birthday is the 26th. I will request a copy from my beloved.

Since my first satiation on Hallelujah, I have become a lean, mean, digesting machine. I can make a song last for months, a chapter for a year.

I'm still feeding on Ten New Songs. The fat's long gone, but oh, what delicious gristle!

If you are a Cohen fan, you will eventually have learned to embrace and feed upon the light, airy crust of anticipation. The alternative is surely starvation. And then when the bounty comes to you, it's time for glassy-eyed gorging onself into a torpor. Rather like a snake , actually. I have a remai...

Rats.

Dear Leonard,

Happy Birthday once again. The world keeps turning, and there is nothing new under the sun -- alas, and thankfully, as well.

I wish you peace, calmness, and a happy spirit. Enjoy some ice cream. *smile

Sara

Congratulations and many hours of fine enjoyment!

*lifts a toast
:)

Jarkko, you are a wicked, wicked man.

*grin

Unfortunately, much of my life is fleeting, and I rarely stay anywhere very long. But it is nice to see you again, lizzytysh. I wore my red clogs the other day and thought of you.

I knew he is bi-lingual, but the English is so natural I never considered the French might be as well. Oh, well, no good being stupid if I don't prove it, LOL! :lol: Hi, Fljotsdale. :) I seem to recall an interview (in the 80s, maybe) where LC stated that he did not speak French fluently (at that t...