Apparently, Mr. 'Hopper had something left to lose. He flat did not accept being set free of me and even behaved quite gentlemanly when I stopped by the open mic he hosts at Ireland's 32 every Tuesday night. He behaved so gentlemanly, in fact, that I even sang the midnight set with him. The next thing I knew, I was sitting at his place eating homemade soup at 1:30 in the dead of morning.
Before stopping by Ireland's 32, though, I spent the afternoon with Gaynor at MELT! snacking on coffee, a brownie, a mimosa, a homemade Cornish pasty, and (there must have been) something else before stopping by IDEALe to see Tessa. She's the IDEALe bartendress. And what did I order there? Mmmm... tasty orecchiette in broccoli rabe with pecorino... Someday, I should order something new when I stop in. If it weren't so tasty, I would have by now, I suppose.
I had originally intended to stop by last night's open mic in order to return CDs to Mr. 'Hopper... but when I saw and heard the musical talent that had turned out for the night, I couldn't help but stay. I am making an assumption, I know, when I say this... but I believe there has not been such musical talent in the City of San Francisco in decades. We are experiencing a bit of a musical renaissance these days. I wish I could keep better track of all the amazing music I have experienced.
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
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