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Trip anecdotes
Jul. 6th, 2007 09:06 amWe went to se "Les Miserables" last night, and it was un-fucking-believable.
We both had a really great time, and we both cried our eyes out (Mel continued on with the sobbing even after we left the theater). The choreography is superb, and the actors are so moving and sing so beautifully, it was just divine.
The funny part was that people around us started laughing at us for crying... :)
Oh, well, it was worth the small fortune it took to buy tickets, and we finally found the allusive 113 bus (even though we did have a nice trip looking for it around Oxford Circus, but neh).
We're leaving London today, so I'll probably have no internet for a while. We're going to Alton, and tomorrow... Alton Towers!!! Woot! Roller coasters!!!
I love roller coasters, can you tell? :)
Oh, the Tori Amos show. Well, I've already said how much I love her, and she played "Winter". That particular song hit such a nerve - I kept thinking about myself at 17, sitting on the bed with my earphones listening to "Little Earthquakes" because I had a bad day at school or my mom annoyed me, and I told the girl I was "This is real! You're at a Tori Amos concert!". It's just I've been dreaming about this time for so long, that it was something so big when it actually happened, and I didn't feel empty at all when it was over. On the contrary - it just made me happier and fuller.
For all those years i had this moment in my head and now it came true, and I have a one minute movie (lousy quolity, with my phone) of Tori singing "I believe in peace, BITCH!" with Mel and I singing in the background.
Oh, good times.
We both had a really great time, and we both cried our eyes out (Mel continued on with the sobbing even after we left the theater). The choreography is superb, and the actors are so moving and sing so beautifully, it was just divine.
The funny part was that people around us started laughing at us for crying... :)
Oh, well, it was worth the small fortune it took to buy tickets, and we finally found the allusive 113 bus (even though we did have a nice trip looking for it around Oxford Circus, but neh).
We're leaving London today, so I'll probably have no internet for a while. We're going to Alton, and tomorrow... Alton Towers!!! Woot! Roller coasters!!!
I love roller coasters, can you tell? :)
Oh, the Tori Amos show. Well, I've already said how much I love her, and she played "Winter". That particular song hit such a nerve - I kept thinking about myself at 17, sitting on the bed with my earphones listening to "Little Earthquakes" because I had a bad day at school or my mom annoyed me, and I told the girl I was "This is real! You're at a Tori Amos concert!". It's just I've been dreaming about this time for so long, that it was something so big when it actually happened, and I didn't feel empty at all when it was over. On the contrary - it just made me happier and fuller.
For all those years i had this moment in my head and now it came true, and I have a one minute movie (lousy quolity, with my phone) of Tori singing "I believe in peace, BITCH!" with Mel and I singing in the background.
Oh, good times.
