Posts Tagged With: Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2015

Day 955: What catches my eye

My right eye is still bright red, faithful readers, but I’m not complaining. That brilliant red color fits right in, here at the Festival Fringe.

There are a lot of things in Edinburgh that caught my jet-lagged and very red eye yesterday, after our Red Eye flight from Boston through London (where our baggage was especially lagged, but finally arrived last night  by 1 AM, festival time).


  
  
  

  
  
  
    
  
  
I took that last shot at a Midnight Show of creative and absurdly nice comedians. The guy on stage had just said this about the venue: “Isn’t this like being in the inside of a coffin? This is like the last thing you’d see before you got cremated.”

What catches your eye most, here today? I have to especially call your attention to Edinburgh’s proclivity for bragging about being THE SMALLEST:


… which perhaps explains another reason I fit in here:


… with the world’s smallest hairbrush.

Gotta go get ready for another perfect day at the Festival!

But first, here‘s the prologue  from “Into the Woods” (which I watched on the plane and which features a festival:

Eye-catching thanks to the cast of thousands we saw yesterday during the first night of our 8-day festival and to you — of course! — for bringing your eyes here, today.

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