So you probably thought this blog was dead, but it still has a little life left in her, surprising, I know! :)
This past week, Ashy and I ventured down to the Smith Center to add a little culture to our otherwise busy/exciting/lame lives! We took in the BBC Orchestra and I'm sure we must have been the youngest people in the audience... made my day, Ashy wasn't as impressed. It was a good sign, when we received a free upgrade to way better seats (but a little alarming as to why we were able to be moved so close).
It is crazy to me how talented some people are, especially in music! Although I found myself repeatedly clapping (almost) at what I thought would be the end of a song only to have it continue for like 15 more minutes.... seriously, how do you know when it is truly over? It was very entertaining and I feel like we get an upgrade in class/social status after having attended such an event.
In my mind, we are classy, classical musical loving gals, but in all actuality, it was good, but I kept falling asleep, so we split at intermission we had to leave early (don't want to miss those real housewives).... j/k
I've never really seen anyone be so motivated to play the cello and lead the music. It looks exhausting!!
Good times :)
It is crazy to me how talented some people are, especially in music! Although I found myself repeatedly clapping (almost) at what I thought would be the end of a song only to have it continue for like 15 more minutes.... seriously, how do you know when it is truly over? It was very entertaining and I feel like we get an upgrade in class/social status after having attended such an event.
In my mind, we are classy, classical musical loving gals, but in all actuality, it was good, but
I've never really seen anyone be so motivated to play the cello and lead the music. It looks exhausting!!
Good times :)
1 comment:
I'm kinda jealous!!! And I love that you were the youngest people there :) Way to be classy!!!
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