Wednesday 28 November 2012

Warsaw Stodoła Hallway

Just back from watching Archive at Warsaw Stodoła:  good concert, but way too packed for my liking, and really hope that Marillion isn't as packed tomorrow.  I'll report on the Archive gig some time after I've seen Marillion tomorrow.

So why am I writing a little post now then?  Well, because I'm very happy with a mobile phone picture that I got of the Warsaw Stodoła hallway/downstairs bar area tonight.


I know this picture is nothing special, but it just does something for me.
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8 comments:

  1. northsider 28 November 2012 at 23:58

    It does have a certain ambience Pat. It could be almost 'Art Decor'. Interesting how paint schemes affect people's psyche?

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  2. Pat Papertown 229 November 2012 at 01:04

    After over an hour bathing in sweat, retiring to a hallway with this kind of art and a nice cold glass of beer is almost heavenly, Dave.

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  3. northsider 29 November 2012 at 01:11

    Think the bar is the best place to be when a concert is packed. If you can hear the band, it's enough.

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  4. Pat Papertown 229 November 2012 at 02:14

    Very wise words, indeed, Dave. I hate packed crowds, it's impossible not to bump into people. Last night, I twice received some abuse, and on each occasion, the idiots received expletives in English in return. Seems a fair transaction to me, Dave.

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  5. northsider 29 November 2012 at 02:29

    Call me old fashioned Pat. But I hate people with no manners.

    When I worked in that horrible timber yard for a pittance. The one thing the lads and me always noticed was how people treated you. If a person said:

    "Please" and "Thank-you."

    It was great and you would do anything for them. It doesn't cost anything to say:

    "Sorry", "Excuse me", "Please" or "Thank-you,"

    Does it Pat?

    There's always the Hari Krishna songs if all that fails.

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  6. Pat Papertown 229 November 2012 at 04:01

    It all depends on who you're dealing with in a split instinctive second, Dave, and sometimes when I receive verbal abuse for (next to) nothing, an expletive just pops out, it's purely instinctive, something to do with self-presevation and honour if I analyse things more deeply.

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  7. northsider 29 November 2012 at 05:10

    I normally think it rather than say it Pat. You meet ignorant people where ever you go.

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  8. Pat Papertown 229 November 2012 at 08:49

    More the better for you, Dave, if you can just think it. I can sometimes do this, but not always.

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