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Two views of cloudy sky and the Moon, with Fernsehturm and magnolias

A tall, illuminated tower, Berlin Fernsehturm, extends right into the cloudy night sky with a bright moon partially visible behind the clouds.A magnolia tree with illuminated blossoms is set against a night sky featuring a bright moon and scattered clouds.

Went to two concerts in two weeks. Had perfect views of Tom Smith (from Editors) solo on acoustic guitar with beautiful baritone voice and accompanying musician tonight at the red brick church Passionskirche and Constant Smiles in the living room-sized Schokoladen last week Monday.

Two musicians are performing on a church altar with acoustic guitars in a warm light.A band is performing on stage in a dimly lit venue, with blue and purple lighting. Bass player on the left, drummer in the middle, singer on electric guitar on the right

Spent the afternoon browsing (and getting a few) art supplies. Then saw the sliver Moon after dinner.

A crescent moon shines in a cloudy night sky above city lights and bare trees with the Berlin Fernsehturm in the distance bottom right

The first leaves are budding, but I have yet to see some forsythia blossoms…

Several budding leaves are emerging on a plant branch, set against a blurred background of residential buildings.Budding branches of a tree are silhouetted against a clear dusk sky.

Went downtown west center this afternoon to go Japanese stationery shopping - found and bought a Kakusta standing silicone pencil case for my urban sketching.

A white cat with brown flecks, Champi, sits on a desk next to a propped-up translucent silicone folding pencil case with various office items around.

Micro.blog’s RSS reader Inkwell is now my way to view feeds. When I sit with my iPad, the web browser has an always open Inkwell tab. Its Today tab loads new posts, my left thumb taps title cards, the right side of the screen shows the full entries, I read them, check back after a while and repeat.

Watched The Importance of Being Ernest, a Take Your Seats National Theatre at Home presentation, on a whim upon recommendation on YouTube this night - only available to watch for a week from today 🎭