Love's Labours Lost

Continuing what has become our summer of seeing Shakespeare outdoors, mom came out to Suisun last night and we went to dinner and then saw the Solano College Theater production in the newish Harbor Plaza courtyard. It was a really cute version, with the French princess and her friends as a softball team and the King of Navarre and his friends as frat buddies. Between the wind noise, ambient conversations of people in restaurants who were not watching the play, and occasional train whistles and planes landing at the AFB, I didn't catch all the dialog, but there was a lot of physical comedy and the actors were very expressive so it was easy to follow the action. The Russian dancing was especially hilarious. I may have to read this one, it's one of many Shakespeare comedies I have no familiarity with at all. 

At intermission, took advantage of Eco-Delight being open and unwisely got a regular coffee (they didn't have any decaf made, but I could have had hot chocolate). So tasty and there's something very cozy about sipping a hot drink at night in the wind, but I hardly slept at all last night. So tired and out of sorts.