I finally finished my aborted theater mission from the night of my accident and saw 100 Saints You Should Know, and boy, was it good! I feel like my palate is now cleansed from Idol: The Musical. Saints is well-written, funny and poignant (how often do I compliment the writing?), it's about interesting ideas, and was beautifully acted. The reason I went was Jeremy Shamos, the firstest and bestest Doug in Gutenberg: The Musical, and he was, okay, I'll call him what actors always call each other, amazing. We both almost cried.

As for the intersection (yes, right in front of Papaya Dog on 9th Ave) where I was hit, as I approached it this evening, there were two ambulances at the very spot on the curb where I plopped down to direct the recovery efforts. And on my way home, a guy crossed toward me, making the exact same mistake I made, not seeing the protected turn. A bus cut an arc out in front of him, but a semi was aimed right at him and tooted its horn. The guy had headphones on and didn't look up, but fortunately, the truck was able to stop. I suspect that intersection is a meat grinder is what I'm saying.