The word Spitfires sets your imagination moving before you have even opened the calendar. Aircraft, engines, an entirely unnecessary comparison with an X-wing. Then Windsor brings you back to the practical matter at hand: hockey, Star Wars Night, and an October evening at WFCU Centre. You could spend the rest of the afternoon debating
You decide on a Sunday afternoon at the cinema, a modest plan with an excellent chance of being carried out. Then you notice that the film is Rogue One, and the word modest begins to seem less appropriate. There are certain stories one does not select for their restful lack of complications. Still, your
You spend much of the year explaining your interest in elaborate costumes. Then October arrives and, for a brief and welcome interval, the questions become considerably less pointed. A cape? Naturally. A longstanding attachment to Star Wars? Quite understandable. ESPN's Trunk 'r' Treat in Bristol gives your calendar an occasion suited to this seasonal
Imagine bringing a temperamental astromech to an institute of technology. There would be questions. Sensible questions, probably, followed by the sort of diagnostic conversation that could occupy an entire afternoon. Fortunately, the occasion in Troy is hockey, and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute has Star Wars Night on the calendar. You can appreciate the engineering implications
You were told to follow the stars. An evocative instruction, but rather poor navigation advice without further detail. Fortunately, the Lincoln Stars offer a more practical interpretation: hockey in Nebraska, a date in October, and Star Wars Night on the calendar. Suddenly the journey has an address. You can retire the imaginary astrogation charts
You set out to arrange an evening of culture and find yourself returning, once again, to the Empire. A familiar complication. The Sydney Symphony's The Empire Strikes Back in Concert offers a particularly persuasive explanation for your decision: a concert at Sydney Opera House, with all the associations that this particular title brings along.
You set out to arrange an evening of culture and find yourself returning, once again, to the Empire. A familiar complication. The Sydney Symphony's The Empire Strikes Back in Concert offers a particularly persuasive explanation for your decision: a concert at Sydney Opera House, with all the associations that this particular title brings along.
You set out to arrange an evening of culture and find yourself returning, once again, to the Empire. A familiar complication. The Sydney Symphony's The Empire Strikes Back in Concert offers a particularly persuasive explanation for your decision: a concert at Sydney Opera House, with all the associations that this particular title brings along.
You had planned a cultured evening. Something with an orchestra, a proper date in the calendar, and an opportunity to feel briefly well organized. Then Return of the Jedi entered the picture, bringing all the complications one associates with that title. You find yourself considering whether your knowledge of orchestral music is as extensive
You set out to arrange an afternoon of culture and find yourself returning, once again, to the Empire. A familiar complication. The Sydney Symphony's The Empire Strikes Back in Concert offers a particularly persuasive explanation for your decision: a concert at Sydney Opera House, with all the associations that this particular title brings along.
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