

Back in town and on the social circuit.
It always been a bit hard to get me out in the late evening. It's not that I am a couch potato. TV is not my relaxation mechanism of choice. Actually relaxation is not my choice. I like to be busy all the time. So come nightfall, I am usually sleepy and like to putz around the house in my PJ's. It does make me feel boring. And I suffer with every party invitation--more in Sao Paulo because the parties here begin after 11:00. I am a day person and Sao Paulo is a night town.
But even though I felt the party malaise coming on last night, I knew I couldn't miss this event: a celebration in honor of the lovely Gi and Thomas (another Brazilian meets American love story with marriage resulting in wife relocating to husband's town and blogging--in NYC). Naturally, the party was a festive polaroid-snapping and merrymaking event. The fete was hosted at Mari's spectacular artist's abode. And I came home wanting Gi and Thomas to move back. And also wanting to hang every single piece of Mari's organic sequences on our walls.
I just might have to start going out more at night.
Congratulations Gi and Thomas!
Thank you! It was great to see you, too. Mari's work is amazing, né? big kiss and thanks for coming to the party! big kiss Gi
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