WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY - WAYDT (PICS)

[steelworker]

@Matt too rustic for his ass

[Luijim78]

@Anesthetist congratulations

[Matt]

@Anesthetist yet again teenage girls proving how much cooler than me they are.

[SKT]

Sunrise this morning…back in the kitchen tomorrow

[steelworker]

[endo]

Having a day off at the cottage and trying to improve my skills in daydrinking. Not easy, but I had the best mentor.
(And I'm actually much happier than it looks.)

[SKT]

@endo day drinking at the cottage has a nice ring to it.

[Tago Mago]

[Denman John]

@endo The dude abides

[Matt]

@endo you seem to be getting along just fine. I really want to get out to that cottage some day . I’m going to make it happen.

[Jett129]

@endo You don't look all that unhappy,More like cool AF.

[SKT]

Forgot to post a few days ago. This sled drove me into a telephone pole when I was a kid and put me in the hospital for the better part of a week…(whispers Rosebud)

[Giles]

You cant trust a sled....

[Karol]

@SKT dark. End you kept it...

[SKT]

In hindsight it probably should have been added to a bonfire

[Tago Mago]

Different sport for a change

[endo]

In stark contrast to yesterday, today we visited the Royal Danish Theatre to see a ballet set to the music of Bach's "The Art of Fugue".

Ballet and Bach may sound strange, but it was very beautiful.
(Photos were not allowed during the performance, so here are some from the internet.)

http://video.kglteater.dk/the-art-of-the-fugue-trailer-wide

Interestingly, the choreographer Alexei Ratmansky, a Ukrainian dancer who was very successful at the Bolshoi Theatre, is now being completely dropped there since he spoke out openly against the war. His choreographies will continue to be staged im Moscow, but his name will not be mentioned. It's wonderful to see that he's successful in Copenhagen.

https://video.kglteater.dk/alexei-ratmansky-portraetfilm-art

And the Danish King & Queen were also there tonight.

[ROman]

@endo Very nice, thank you.

[Aetas]

@endo Beatiful, thanks for sharing.

[Tobi]

@endo to my shame I have to admit that after almost 20 years in Copenhagen I have never been in that building! I literally see the entrance from my office window across Kongens Nytorv!