things like cilantro, and garlic and whatnot that they can add. They stir fry it and bring it to your table. Immediately after lunch we high-tailed it to Venue 36 for a 2:05 P.M. play called 'Blakes Doors'. We'd met the director and the playwright at the SpaceUK media launch, and promised them we'd attend. Since Neal's 21A starts at 2:35 P.M. every day (except Tuesdays), today was a good day to go to their show. We did like the show, but we'd had a big lunch, and we were in a stuffy/warm dark room, and there was a lot of narrative. The acting was excellent, and it's always nice to see something original and new, even if you are struggling to keep your eyes open because you had a tough morning, a big lunch, and a lot of walking. We decided to walk up the Royal Mile after seeing Blakes Doors. Quite the carnival atmosphere. Lots of human 'statues'. Mirror man, ghostly white lady, invisible man guy. There were jugglers, musicians, and many many people handing out flyers (postcards) and saying to come and see their show. Before leaving Minneapolis, I connected with a guy named Brian Sostek (Twin Cities actor), who has performed at a couple of Edinburgh Fringe Festivals... and his advice to me, was "hang out in the pubs and give some tickets away for free the first week." Good advice I think. On our way back to the apartment we had supper at 'The Elephant