Day 3639: Lists

Soon, I’ll be doing something that’s been on my to-do list/wish list/bucket list for quite a while: see the Sondheim musical Merrily We Roll Along with my son Aaron.

It took work, skill, and luck to get on the list of people who have tickets for the Off-Broadway production of Merrily We Roll Along (with a list of stars including Daniel Radcliffe), because those tickets sold out REALLY fast.

The day the tickets went on sale, I had a list of tactics, including bringing my laptop into work and logging onto the ticket site ahead of time. As I saw the list of my preferred dates rapidly disappear, I somehow scored two seats for New Year’s weekend.

Being in NYC for New Year’s Eve was not on my wish list (I did that when I was in my 20s and I’ve been avoiding crowds in these COVID times). However, I’m looking forward to being there with my son Aaron and perhaps doing something else on my list: going back to the Museum of Modern Art and finding Van Gogh’s “Starry Night” (which Aaron and I somehow missed on our visit there in 2021).

Do you see lists in my images for today?

For some unknown reason, finding lists of National Days has become more difficult and time-consuming, but I’m doing my best to share a list every day.

Believe it or not, this came up on YouTube when I searched for “lists.”

Thanks to all who are on my list of people I appreciate, including YOU!

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18 thoughts on “Day 3639: Lists”

  1. Much cheers and a big send off for your big trip to the Apple with Aaron to see the play and the art, Ann.

  2. Lifetime Chicago

    This is great!

  3. Debbie T

    Looks like a nice walk you took!

  4. I hope it’s a great show! (It’s Sondheim, so how could it not be?)

  5. When I was in college the theater department put on a production of “Into The Woods”. I loved it so much and I can’t explain why I haven’t seen more Sondheim productions. I should make a list and see more in the new year.

  6. score for you! happy Hanukkah to you and yours and an exciting play ahead for you, too!

  7. puella33

    Congratulations, Ann, I’m very happy for you.

  8. Like how you roll.

  9. How exciting for you and Aaron, Ann. I’m sure it took a lot of ingenuity to pull off this trip, but what a wonderful way to ring in the new year. Fun!

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