el regreso of tulip fever to the revolutionists!

I have traveled to the capital cities of Costa Rica and of the Netherlands today, and I shall soon travel to a third capital city - that of France.
Not only have I been bopping hither and yon geographically, but I've also been traipsing into other time periods. I started in San Jose in the present, then flew backward to the 17th century in bustling Amsterdam - what a journey! In less than an hour, I'll pop into Paris in the late 18th century - amazing!
The cost of all of my travels?
Less than nine dollars.
In actuality, I was first at the Ogeechee Theatre on the Armstrong campus and then drove over to screening room 11 at the Wynnsong - pardon, AMC - Cinema. Back again on the ASU campus, my next stop is the Black Box of Jenkins Hall.
The two events at the school have been free.
I only incurred cost at the cinema, and most of that was for my popcorn snack.
Truly blessed am I!

I thank the Spanish Film Club for "El Regreso". A 2012 film, it follows the plight of Antonio as he returns to his family home after a decade in New York. His BFF, Cesar, wastes no time in chiding him for not keeping in touch, for throwing away his family and friends like a spoiled 'princess' - very funny!
Also very funny? The clueless Antonio is in the supermarket when a childhood sweetheart, Sofia, finds him... and he is laughably oblivious to her advances - the guy behind me was cracking up, too!
(smile)
I very much enjoyed this film about family and friends and the love of people who have known you for years and years... and the importance of repairing the father-son relationship before one or the other dies.

I thank the Armstrong Masquers for "The Revolutionists", placing me in the City of Lights with four strong women. How will I like this leg of today's journey?
Well, I'll have to let you know!
Now, off I go to 1793 and France!