so here I....

am, sitting in the library; just completed my Talking Broadway post on On Your Toes, wonder if it will get any response---nervous about it---otherwise a weekend of contrasts---spent all Saturday night at Lucas's
brownstone, taking money for FUREE---worked hard; collected a lot of money---felt very strong on Sunday morning---held about $1200 dollars in my hand, can understand how accountants and treasurers
of groups are prone to taking money for themselves---nevertheless, gave it all up to the young woman who
replaced me, which left me feeling strong (as I said before) on Sunday morning.
Friday, at 600 Highwaymen, really felt good being there, giving my support, best thing that Michael and Abby have done, in my opinion---afterwards wandered through East Village, all bars packed, up Avenue C,
from sixth to tenth street full of bars and people. Decided not to go into any bar, since they were so filled up, saved some money, which was good.
Sunday afternoon: On Your Toes, so glad I waited until Sunday, production was seamless, really awed by the performances, afterwards went to South Fourth, chatted with Talia, but not much going on there, decided to check out Pete's Candy Store, glad I did, liked the energy plus had a nice talk with Erin, sort of what I came there for. Ironically on the way back on the L ran into Susan, Cobra's bartender whom I avoided because I thought she was souring on me; not true, we had a great conversation.
Woke up this morning with the usual frustration about Friends, but will work there tomorrow, and at least Friday---hopefully some more.
Tonight thought I would see Hannah and Tom at trivia, but they are not coming--might see Hailey Feiffer's movie, promised myself I would check it out, even though other movies seem more viable---how much time
does one need to see all the things to see, and yet have time for oneself.
You can drown as a spectator, I do not want to do that, yet there are things that fascinate..we will see