Best Day Ever: Pink Martini singer Storm Large

☕ Breakfast: Coffee at Albina Press on Hawthorne, where she has a cortado with oat milk, and maybe a pastry. But for a proper breakfast, it's Mother's Bistro for a hash, either wild salmon or tofu.

• "I go there to get a hug from Lisa (Shroeder), it feels like a diner but with nice tablecloths," she told Axios. "Portland feels like a village to me, and you always see someone you know there."

👟 Morning activity: She takes the stairs to the top of Mount Tabor. In the pandemic, she would "ride my bike up the knotty path and work myself into a froth so I could sleep."

🥙 Next up, lunch: Luc Lac Vietnamese Kitchen, near Pink Martini bandleader Thomas Lauderdale's office, for the pho and spring rolls.

Afternoon activity: A walk up Leif Erikson Drive in Forest Park. "I go with my friend Sophi von Trapp on long squishy walks where we talk about feelings."

Dinner: She's mostly pescatarian, but if she were to have meat it would be at the RingSide Steakhouse on W Burnside. And no, she'd never stand in that happy hour line to eat.

• "I'll run to that Fred Meyer and get a yogurt."

🇭🇹 Special dinner: Talking of lines, she went to Kann without a reservation right after it opened. Lauderdale knows chef Gregory Gourdet and insisted.

"But of course he's Thomas and we walk right up there."

Late-night fun: Storm once loved '80s dance night at the Crystal Ballroom, which has now become 90s Dance Flashback.

• "I'd gather all my friends and we'd jump around like a bunch of sweaty cougars."

If you go: Storm Large and Pink Martini play McMenamin's Edgefield 6pm, Aug. 17. ($91 and up)