On the inside, looking out

With both my orchestral and choral performances and rehearsals successfully completed for this season, I was all a-tingle to revel in the post-performance euphoria of Mother's Day. (note to fellow blipper Kendallishere: I've been biding my time, patiently waiting for a chance to use the word 'a-tingle')

By the time we arrived, Mount Bakery's sidewalks were already brimming with hungry guests eagerly awaiting a table. Fortunately, there were ample people-watching opportunities, as well as a windowful of colorful posters in the establishment next door (Temple Bar).

While Tai stood watch for our table, Rich and I studied the upcoming events on the posters next door. What we didn't realize initially was that there was someone on the inside looking back out at us. This handsome chap was diligently guarding the entry to Temple Bar (which was closed) and we could see he was getting frustrated being unable to come out and mingle with the crowd!