It's really a night to feast one's eyes On the costumes: the taste and the frequent lack Of, ladies in dresses with only a back.
No visit would have been complete without a stroll down Les Galeries Royales SaintoHubert to feast one's eyes on the enclosed domed mall's classical architecture, marble storefronts, and exquisitely displayed merchandise.
It is not the kind of mythological feast one expects of Titian.
Wemple concluded that Playbook "is a native Washingtonian feast, one that runs on favor-trading, common obsessions and a small group of friends and quasi-enemies".
In short, it's an emotional, sensual, and intellectual feast, one of the most extraordinary cinematic experiences since — well, since Wes Anderson's last movie, "Fantastic Mr. Fox," and the continuity from that movie (and all of Anderson's prior ones) to the new one is the proximate cause of this post.
Among participants who attended the feast, only one (1.3%) participated in field dressing deer served at the feast, and no one recalled field dressing the contaminated animal.
Immersing myself in it, I felt as uplifted as I did when I first read the paperback in a single-sitting feast one Christmas morning.
But the spectre at the feast, the one making woo-woo noises in our heads, was Cameron.
Pianist and ICP founder-member Misha Mengelberg, now 77 and latterly hampered by some mental wear and tear, was "the ghost at the feast" as one witness put it – he had come over with the group but nobody knew when, or if, he would take to the stage.
