Philadelphia and Baltimore, Doctors and Dancers

Despite all this, we got back home by 2:30 and I left by 4 to go to Baltimore. Mark had given me a ticket to see the “So You Think You Can Dance” show in Baltimore with my younger sister Erin (who got a ticket from her hubby for her birthday which is only 2 days before mine). So, off I went to meet Erin with my dry erase board in hand. Erin (with baby Audrey) was a good sport, talking most of the drive down. We got stuck in a jam 1/2 mile from the pavilion and ended up being 30 minutes late to the show. But, we didn’t seem to miss much. It was a good show and always an interesting experience. I mean, we saw women in their late 30s totally swooning over these dancers. We even saw grown women with tutus on. Seriously. As with last year, we expected to be senior citizens there since we thought most of the audience would be half our age. But, this year in particular, there were a lot of older people there. There was even a woman in her 50s who actually got irritated with us because we were standing up during the intermission and she couldn’t see the video clips on the big screen. Video clips. That’s it. Apparently, there are fans more die hard about this show than ourselves. It was a late night—I didn’t get back home until 2AM and was beat and emotional yesterday because of it.