May The Stars Light Your Way
Currently reading ONLY REVOLUTIONS by Mark Z. Danielewski, the author of the very-weird and much-enjoyed House of Leaves. This book is more challenging than House of Leaves and I am not immediately enjoying it as much. However, I will stick with it. If you’re interested…
Tonight we hung out at home and had delivery from LaRosa’s… I had a hoagie and Wendy had a cibatta (which, to her dismay, they may be discontinuing, if the driver is to be believed).
We left the hotel at 9:00am (their time) to travel back from Kentucky.
In the evening, we attended the fourth annual craft party at Dave & Robin’s house, attended by Dave, Robin, Cheryl, Danny, Holly, Wendy, and Drew. We made candle cozies, little beaded Christmas trees, and beady candy canes. It was fun, but if you ask me about it in front of people, I’ll lie to your face. It’s just not very macho.
Dinner was at their place, and consisted of pizza rolls, bagel bites, and holiday snacks.
Tonight was the second (and last) night of the Madrigal Dinner at Kentucky Wesleyan College. Wendy & I joined a few other alums for dinner at FAMOUS DELI in Owensboro. We had a starter of fried mozzarella with marinara sauce (it was excellent), then I…
Tonight was the first night (of two nights) of the Madrigal Dinner at Kentucky Wesleyan College. This evening is the performance that I attended, and it was very nice. A brisk night in Owensboro Kentucky was a lovely contrast to the warm, inviting room (well,…
Wendy and I went down to Owensboro Kentucky so she could participate in the 30th annual Madrigal Dinner hosted at her undergrad, Kentucky Wesleyan College. She was particularly excited that “Doc” (whose real name I never learned!) was coming back to conduct the assembled chorus.
We drove down on Thursday so that Wendy could attend an evening rehearsal. We made good time (about 4 hours) and got checked in at The Executive Inn, Owensboro’s most notable hotel. We got checked in and Wendy was off to her rehearsal, leaving me to fend for myself. I had dinner at the CAPITAL STEAK AND SEAFOOD HOUSE in the hotel. I enjoyed Crab cakes, tomato mozzarella salad, NY Strip (nicely medium-rare), sweet potato, broccoli. Red wine.
Take half a loaf of decent (though a day or two old) French bread. Slice it down the middle and open it flat. Saute some minced fresh garlic in (too much) butter until it’s nicely aromatic. Pour the butter over the french bread, top with…