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mellowtiggerI got a shower (was stinky from the earlier bike ride) and then walked over to the theater. It wasn't full, but I was glad to see a crowd there. Maybe this theater will survive for many more years to come. Quite a few people had their cell phones out, recording the guy playing the Wurlitzer organ up front. Lots of kids in the theater, most of them well behaved. The one exception also had ill-behaved parents. *sigh*
The movie was good. Much less dialog than normal. Quite enjoyable.
I was surprised that more than half of the audience stayed to watch the credits. Apparently a lot of people really liked the movie. Most of them even stayed to the very end of the credits. You'll know the end when "the logo" appears. You'll know which logo when you see it. ;)
Afterwards, I picked up a Lavender in the lobby on my way out. Stuck it in my back pocket for later reading once I got home. I walked next door to the Dairy Queen (owned by the same gay guys as the theater, I think) and picked up a Peanut Buster Parfait. Then I walked back home, eating my ice cream, watching the sunset with just a sliver of a new moon in the sky. Startled a rabbit that had come outside to forage in the dusk.
Got home to a quiet house and a waiting cat. A pleasant evening. I could get used to this business of all my roommates being out of the house at CONvergence. I am jealous, however, that they're all probably watching the new Dr. Who finale tonight and I'm not. *grin*
The movie was good. Much less dialog than normal. Quite enjoyable.
I was surprised that more than half of the audience stayed to watch the credits. Apparently a lot of people really liked the movie. Most of them even stayed to the very end of the credits. You'll know the end when "the logo" appears. You'll know which logo when you see it. ;)
Afterwards, I picked up a Lavender in the lobby on my way out. Stuck it in my back pocket for later reading once I got home. I walked next door to the Dairy Queen (owned by the same gay guys as the theater, I think) and picked up a Peanut Buster Parfait. Then I walked back home, eating my ice cream, watching the sunset with just a sliver of a new moon in the sky. Startled a rabbit that had come outside to forage in the dusk.
Got home to a quiet house and a waiting cat. A pleasant evening. I could get used to this business of all my roommates being out of the house at CONvergence. I am jealous, however, that they're all probably watching the new Dr. Who finale tonight and I'm not. *grin*