…as the excellent Joan Didion said, in vastly different circumstances. Goodbye Vilnius… and hello Riga. Again. Tomorrow the Lithuanian contingent shows up, and we curate a 2-country 3-language performance of the work that 40 people have generated over the past 12 days. Easy breezy…. Covergirl.

The description in Latvian goes like: No 2. līdz 13. maijam Latvijas Kultūras akadēmija ar BAFF – Baltic-American Freedom Foundation un Valsts kultūrkapitāla fonds atbalstu rīko intensīvas dramaturģijas meistardarbnīcas dramaturģijas studentiem un jaunajiem profesionāļiem Rīgā un Viļņā. Darbnīcas vadīs ASV dramaturģes Anne Morgane (Anne G. Morgan) un Džena Silvermane (Jen Silverman), kas pārstāv Jūdžina O’Nīla teātra centru – aktīvāko un nozīmīgāko dramaturģijas attīstības organizāciju ASV.

Have lunch, then climb a hill.

The word of concern here, being “shortly”… Translation: The Working Class Supports Gender Parity? Ladies, any takers? Napoleon’s personal fave (or so we hear):

…is on point. We got off the bus from Riga to find a small band of beautiful children playing American 90s covers on the street, but the way Joan Baez would have played them. I also discovered that I have a lot in common with the graffiti artists of Lithuania. Go here and see amazing international contemporary dance – Vilnius is a hub. When the sun goes down, all the attractive people start skateboarding around the ancient church. Time to move here and join the:

…is shaped like a mountain, and is amazing. Fuck Kindle. Let me put my HANDS all over some BOOKS.

Went to a theatre in a warehouse, and these were in the stairs. How can I live a life wherein these are in my bedroom? Ministry of Satisfaction. This is where you go when you Can’t Get No… Walking home along the river, as the sun sets… around 9 pm. We’re that far north.