Shine Visits...







Claudius Pratt & Justin Moses Gunn from Shine came by for a visit on Thursday.
We ate some curry, talked about New York/Expat Life and most of all: Creativity! Stay tuned...

Comments

BRE said…
It's good to see that you are keeping good company up North (Shine) but I'm wondering, did they play for their dinner like the wandering troubadours of Ye Olde Europa or did you just cook for them out of the kindness of your heart? I can smell that good West Indian curry dish way down here in Germany and yes, I'm jealous of Claudius and Justin 'cause I am not at the table with my head bent low over a plate of that good cooking.

I left a response to your last comment at my place and again, thank you for your kind words. I'm the lucky one to have people like you at my back, not the other way around.

P.S. Girl, you have really been busy sprucing up your blog over the last few months. Looks nice too, real nice.
5:08 AM
blackgirl on mars said…
Yeah, I shoulda made them play me some music on their visit, but instead, we had a meeting! Putting a show together, perhaps something you can come to Copenhagen for? Anyho--you know I'll make you some good trini curry whenever we finally meet each other!
Hugs,
the lab
12:18 PM
Anonymous said…
Hey Les, thanks for hippin' me to SHINE! Checked out the websit too...all i can say is AMAZING! I have to get their music.
Love the pic., food looks great, and i can't believe you did not make the give you a private concert :)!!!
Love Ya, shell
5:45 AM
blackgirl on mars said…
Thanks sis for dropping by! Glad you like their music! I do too--they joke that they should pay me to follow them at concerts cause I make a lot of noise when they play!
hugs,
lab
8:43 AM
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