zen

The week in Wilmington featured a cool theater built into the courtyard of a DuPont building. The shows were sold out and allowed us to play sitting very close to each other. It was the tightest pit one could allowin physics.

We flew on an A320 to Naples for a week of shows.

Because Budget is having a one way sale now, most of the company got involved in renting cars for the week in Naples. Our hotel was conveniently located midway between Naples and Miami, on Alligator Alley, so having our own transportation was a plus to get to the beach and the mart-mart that appeared to be across the street but that was so hidden by lanes of construction and drainage ditches as to be quite unreachable on foot.

Kathryn came to visit most of the week there, and learned to sell t-shirts with our merchandise guy who needed some help.

We had to drive our car to Tallahassee to avoid missing the next show which is about 6.5 hours away or 435 miles. This allowed an opportunity to stop at a Starbucks and a Pilot somewhere near Ocala for relief and refill. One of our lot drank so much coffee that they perhaps could have been classed by the UL as unsafe for countertop use. Our hotel in Tallahassee is easy to find because it’s about 60 feet from I10, clever.