Late this afternoon I was struck by a really neat idea that I wanted to ponder and develop a bit and then share with everyone here tonight.
Unfortunately, a billion years ago (give or take) a batch of gamma rays got emitted from the event horizon of a black hole somewhere on the far side of the Andromeda Galaxy, travelled through the cosmos, and then some time in the intervening five or six hours this afternoon they smashed through the handful of neurons that were holding that thought, and it’s GONE! (That might also explain some of the drooling…) The sense of how über cool the idea was is still there, but no trace of the idea.
Oh, well. Maybe a backup neuron will kick in and the thought will return. If so, you’ll be the second to know.
In the meantime, have a couple more cool pictures from a couple of Saturdays ago when we were at the Ahmanson.
Behold the intersection of Temple and Grand. Behind us to the left is the Ahmanson, and stretching off behind us to the behind-right are the Mark Taper Forum, the Music Center Plaza (which, you’ll remember, was full of a gala this night), the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, and across 1st Street, the Disney Concert Hall, and across 2nd Street, the Broad Museum. But diagonally across the intersection is this giant tan, sandstone-ish structure, the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels.
Time it correctly and get a day when the May Gray or June Gloom clouds are still offshore and you can see the almost full moon rising.
Not a bad spot to sit and eat the sandwiches you’ve brought for the pre-play dinner.
And for those who might still be spouting the right-wing bullshit about what a hellhole California is – I suggest a long walk off of a short pier.
We Love The Stars Too Fondly 