Ah... finally done. A quick flirt with a Tadahiro painting, an original Jen Chang on my table, many hellos and some classical music later: one complete sketchbook over one complete weekend. Seating was tough, so I took a fire hydrant outside the cafe. It was great, some melancholy new compositions, reminiscent of
Rachel's.




A very scary moment: a van sped by (and I can't emphasize enough how
fast the damn thing was going) and rammed, quite intentionally, a little coupe that was trying to get away; they cleared the intersection,
CRUNCHED! sped off and reared around a corner. Somethin'
real dangerous; someone was trying to kill someone. In lighter news, a fairly drunk composer said that my cafe composition needed some work, and that last drawing? He didn't know what it was. Go figure.