"Do you guys have season tickets, or do you just buy seats for the shows you want to see?" Heidi's friend Betty asked. We were standing on the Kennedy Center terrace at the golden hour. A jet streaked through the bright blue sky over our heads, and the last warm light of full-day shone on us, our fellow patrons, the river, and the city.
"We rarely come at all," I confessed, appreciating the scene through the eyes of a visitor. It had taken us less than 20 minutes to get there, parking was easy, and we were set to see the national tour of the Tony-nominated musical Back to the Future.
Her eyes widened a bit, perhaps in disbelief.
"But we really should," I finished.
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