Andy and I went downtown last night to see "Ain't Too Proud," the story of the life and times of the Temptations, at the Cadillac Palace Theater. The show was good but it had some slow parts. Not as good as "Jersey Boys."
I enetered the Broadway in Chicago lottery Friday on a fluke and won tickets as a stand-by. We were given great seats - Orchestra level center, Row O. And no one sat directly in front of us. On the theater's website these "premium" seats were selling for $132 each.
It was a beautiful day to be in the city. As we were walking back to our car a Michigan couple stopped us who were looking for directions to their hotel on Monroe Street. They said they were in town for a wedding. I said, "Oh, that's nice" and wife said eh. They showed Andy the wedding invitation that had the hotel written on it. He passes it everyday going to and from work. They were probably 10 years older than us and seemed scared to be in the city even though we didn't encounter anything unusual. We got to our parking garage, gave them easy directions to the hotel and they replied with, "I can't believe you live here." They need to turn off the news.
L spent the evening at the Yacht and Beach Club pool with her lifeguard friend, J. I didn't realize she could use the pool when she's not working bit she said they "got lucky."
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