Shakespeare and sardine earbones...
Jul. 27th, 2005 03:36 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
senoritafishCrap, I need new headphones at work. Neil Finn is all scratchy in my right ear. I just took apart the ear piece and one of the wires looks like it needs soldering.
AL told me two weeks ago about Shakespeare by the Sea - Merry Wives of Windsor at the Sunken Gardens of the Westminster Civic Center, and darned if I kept forgetting about it the minute I got home. It's tonight at 7:00 pm and how can we pass up something free?! I called John about it the second somebody reminded me (again!), and surprisingly, he's up for it as long as the kids behave. Sounds like fun!
Westminster isn't actually "By the Sea;" it's a ways inland. I think it's the name of the series, which plays in several different parks in the area that may or may not be close to the beach. One of them is Point Fermin Park in San Pedro - it does actually overlook the ocean.
VT tell me all the sardine otoliths through June have been aged, entered and edited, so it's now my turn to clean up the key fields and run the reports for use in the next biomass assessment by the NMFS bunch. Whee!
AL told me two weeks ago about Shakespeare by the Sea - Merry Wives of Windsor at the Sunken Gardens of the Westminster Civic Center, and darned if I kept forgetting about it the minute I got home. It's tonight at 7:00 pm and how can we pass up something free?! I called John about it the second somebody reminded me (again!), and surprisingly, he's up for it as long as the kids behave. Sounds like fun!
Westminster isn't actually "By the Sea;" it's a ways inland. I think it's the name of the series, which plays in several different parks in the area that may or may not be close to the beach. One of them is Point Fermin Park in San Pedro - it does actually overlook the ocean.
VT tell me all the sardine otoliths through June have been aged, entered and edited, so it's now my turn to clean up the key fields and run the reports for use in the next biomass assessment by the NMFS bunch. Whee!
