

I am forever photographing neighborhood florals. Personally, I have very little impulse toward cultivating plants--although I've watered our succulents a few times and spritzed the spidery air plant hanging in the kitchen--but I enjoy the blossoming of others' efforts.
Yesterday meant watching Come Drink with Me at a chilly theater in Chinatown (as part of CAAM Fest 2014) and then driving back to the East Bay for Italian food at a restaurant where friends worked the bar, in the interest of sociability or something like that. I loved the Caprese salad, which came with yummy olives.

That's a scene from Come Drink with Me. I found the film bewildering, being constantly beset by the sense that further cultural context was needed. Looking up the history of Chinese opera helped a little.
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