In Celebration Of V-Day

Everyone's talking about today, the one day in a year where we celebrate the vagina. That luscious labia, that sexual sheath, that sweet spot. Women rejoice! Happy Vagina Day!

As you can see, even kids are in awe of the vagina, that they want their own...



Then there are those who own the dreaded vagina dentata. We're quite curious about this one actually.

What? It's not Vagina Day? Then why are people going, "That dreaded V-day!" Oh! It's Vasectomy Day then? Only thing dreadful is having to face the scalpel. Vichyssoise Day? Nothing dreadful about cold soup.

In other news, tonight The Chief and us did Valentine's Day with dinner at La Bodega followed by A Night On Broadway at BSC.

While the tiger prawn tapas and the alcoholic Valentine's Day drinks were good, dinner was slightly unsatisfactory as our tapas took ages to arrive, plus the salted cod tapas we ordered never turned up, and only after questioning we were told that they'd ran out of that and would we like to order something else? As by then it was already 8.15pm, no. Our show was starting at 8.30pm and we couldn't be late.

As for A Night On Broadway, not only did performers Pot-Pourri feature songs from musicals (you know, 'All I Ask Of You', 'Memory', I Dreamed A Dream') but we had songs from the opera too, from 'O Mio Babbino Caro' to 'Nessun Dorma', the Flower Duet to 'Un Bel Di Vedremo' (ok, we're rather thankful for our classical compilation CDs at this point at helping us recognize and remembering what were being sung). Pot-pourri was good and funny, definitely a must catch if you can!

The Chief had suggested that we get tickets for Valentine's - but that came with an added bonus. After the show there were free wine and fondue! Probably due to it being the first show of the season.

Gifts were exchanged as the Chief sent us home - we got the Chief a Grease soundtrack as well as The Complete Symphonic Recording of Les Miserables, and we got a sporting G2000 shirt! Now to hide the Valentine's card.

Happy Valentine's Day now. Or, as JJ and Rudy have been reminding people again (as told by NJAPF since we have no radio), SAD Day.