Sophialife

Every Friday I get a weekly newsletter from SACC (Swedish-American Chamber of Commerce) where I find both news from home and here, advertising for events and other information. This Friday they had an ad concerning a play written by a Swede. It was Saturday night, 10 dollars and seemed to be an enjoying story and pretty close to my place. Caught my interest.

Then Emma and all her friends were in Vegas, Evelina & Hanna in OC, Ida working, Ari with some Mexican friends I tried to reach the new Swedish girl Jennifer. Anyways I didn't get her number in time and decided to go by myself and I'm soo happy I did.After that I walked all they way up to West Hollywood I was welcomed so nicely. Before they play I had already talked to an old reporter who had been travelling all around the world and another nice "younger" man. The old reporter thought even the women in his age was so beautiful in. He told me that he wished he was 60 years younger so he could marry me :-) The play was great, the actor and actress were both very proffesional and the whole relationship it was about felt familiar to me. Afterwards I drank wine and chatted with both the audience, the actor & actress, the owner for the theatre, the writer and the SACC. Oh I didn't want to leave! Although I was (like always where I go) youngest I didn't feel that way. The opposite, they felt a kind of the same age group as me. I got so much compliments and got to hear what a good hand shake I had - over and over again. Made me feel so happy! With all these men who were there I became that charmy little princess I love to be. Sometimes I feel like I don't belong my age group (confirmed by Emma today). I think I don't but it's easier now than it has been for years now. I'm a kind of adult now, people look at me that way and even people in my age are catching up :-)

When I after all decided to leave I went to the bus stop where I got in to a drama between three random guys. Guess this is what people here call dangerous. Not dangerous at all. More fun and I felt very relaxed. The first guy (African-American) is sitting and complaining about his knee, the other guy (white) thinks he's president Bush and can change the drinking law to 17 so I can drink (and he was very upset about the black guys attitude) and the third guy (Indie background) is listening to music at the same time his spitting on the ground and telling us that the land is his. A lovely interesting night I didn't want to end (so I went to Coffebean and Tea leaf for making it last longer and think about the play....)