The Outdoors and Sunlight
May. 28th, 2005 10:52 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kenjariIt was beautiful out today, the weather we've been waiting for all month. Sunny, hot, but neither scorching nor stickily humid. And sunny, dazzlingly so.
So Other Kenjari and I got out of the house and took a two-hour walk. We started by heading out through Allston-Brighton to the banks of the Charles. We walked by the Publick Theater, but they didn't have their season schedule posted yet. Luckily, there is the internet. It appears that they will be doing Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors and Stoppard's Arcadia on numerous dates from June through September. We will have to try to go - perhaps we will try to get a small group together. Then we continued along the river towards Cambridge. Lots of people were out both on the land and the water. It was perfect walking weather, so we decided to head over the river and into Harvard Square to see if Toscannini's had any coconut sorbet. Alas, they had none, so I had to get lemon instead, but it was still very good, just like frozen fresh lemonade.
It's raining now, but I don't mind so much. First of all, the rain held off until dark. Second, it was lead in by some thunder and lightning. I love thunder and lightning storms. And it's nothing like the stormy, gloomy rain we've had all week - it's that refreshing rain that comes in the summer, accompanied by the smell of wet sidewalk pavement.
So Other Kenjari and I got out of the house and took a two-hour walk. We started by heading out through Allston-Brighton to the banks of the Charles. We walked by the Publick Theater, but they didn't have their season schedule posted yet. Luckily, there is the internet. It appears that they will be doing Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors and Stoppard's Arcadia on numerous dates from June through September. We will have to try to go - perhaps we will try to get a small group together. Then we continued along the river towards Cambridge. Lots of people were out both on the land and the water. It was perfect walking weather, so we decided to head over the river and into Harvard Square to see if Toscannini's had any coconut sorbet. Alas, they had none, so I had to get lemon instead, but it was still very good, just like frozen fresh lemonade.
It's raining now, but I don't mind so much. First of all, the rain held off until dark. Second, it was lead in by some thunder and lightning. I love thunder and lightning storms. And it's nothing like the stormy, gloomy rain we've had all week - it's that refreshing rain that comes in the summer, accompanied by the smell of wet sidewalk pavement.
