a little too late getting going today, or we would have been able to spend more time with martin who was rushing to leave, since he has to teach a class in koper at 8am tomorrow and still needs to be home alone to do some preparation.
very fun day spent at schloss eggenberg lazing about in the sun, being told that everything was forbidden: picnicking, sitting on walls, walking on grass, throwing balls. went to the archaeology museum too, while we were there. kris joined us. actually, he was going to join us later, but since we were so slow getting there he actually beat us there.
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| Right before getting kicked off the lawn |
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sometimes there's a line for the men's room too
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| egyptian things |
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| Make love not war. |
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| egyptian sillhouettes |
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| We steered them past the rather risque Leda and the swan |
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| Right before getting kicked off the wall |
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| Felix and Agnes contemplating boundaries |
We were so sunstruck and tired and headed home. In the evening we got together enough energy to go see Klanglicht in the city with Mary, and watch some solo cello from Kleinhapl. Theodore and Henry sat completely still through an hour of cello music. They were basically falling over tired on the way home.
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| looking up at the big dipper to the sounds of sommerfeldt's monologie |
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| lights and fog "in the beehive" (murinsel) on the way back |
The city was packed with people, and there was an easter bunny on the top of the schlossberg, which had disappeared by the time we were going home.
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