MaryJane

I don't know whether it is or not, honestly...I've been having cold-like symptoms this weekend, and I was checking my temperature and it came out at 97.1 or something like that...and over the past 6 hours its dropped to the 95 area...I don't feel cold, except my hands and feet are freezing...I have to rub them a lot. Typing helps, so that's why I'm writing extra long messages tonight. lol I hate to rant about things like this here....

LOL! You mean Guy Clark? Yeah, he was looking like that during the whole concert...it made me laugh a few times. Because a few songs that they played were really happy...and he was over there looking angry as hell. Yeah, unfortunately that guitar is a whopping 2000 dollars. I don't see that kind of money in my future any time soon.

My temperature won't stop dropping....:icon_scared::087::022:It's kinda starting to scare me now...94.9....

Haha, you're welcome! We got that WFH poster for 12 dollars at the shop...seems as though buying directly from the manufacturer isn't always cheaper, eh?

Okay. I thought I better write this review now before I forget. All around, the show was great, even though it was a little stifled and not as laid-back as I would've hoped. I'm not sure how I could go about writing this, but I'll try my best. When I first got to Nashville my first stop was the Great Escape, where I bought a Fiction Family LP and a Mudcrutch LP (which I had been looking for for a really long time and I'm listening to it now. Fucking awesome, man.). Then I went to go hang out on Lower Broad...went to places like Gruhn's Guitars (where I fell in love with a Gibson Dove 1994 100th Anniversary Model....Lawd.), Lawrence Record Shop, and the little T-shirt shops...Oh, and I went to Hatch Show Prints and they hooked me up with a Watkins Family Poster. Oh yes. Anyway by this time it was time to go to the concert...so we walked over to 7th Avenue and they let us in, we stood in the foyer for awhile, and eventually we went upstairs to the stage. Really nice seating...small and intimate. We recorded some staged applause, and then they brought out the "Rising Star" Jessica Rae. She had some really interesting songs, but, like with all opening acts, I was so excited to see the headliners that I didn't enjoy it as much as I should have. Then, they brought the artists on...Glen came out first, and Sean came with him. (Amusing thing, they apparently came out wrong the first time, and they had to go back and redo it. No one knew who Sean was, either.) Next out was Roger McGuinn, then came Guy Clark. Glen was the first person to play a song, and it was, I believe, All I Want, a Toad the Wet Sprocket song. Then, Guy Clark played L.A. Freeway I believe...and then Roger played The Trees are All Gone. The rest of the show had the same vibe to it...I'm not sure this is the right setlist, but here it is regardless: Glen: All I Want Always Have My Love (WPA Song with Sean on backing vocals) Rise Up (had to be done twice) (Sean on Backing vocals Fall Down Guy: L.A. Freeway Desperadoes Waiting for a Train Boats to Build (had to be done twice due to lyrics mix-up. That was funny, actually) Out In the Parkin' Lot Roger: The Trees Are All Gone So You Wanna Be a Rock 'n' Roll Star May the Road Rise Eight Miles High Some other neat little things that happened: * The person who taught the crowd how to act mispronounced Roger McGuinn's name as "Robert. " * Guy asked Roger about his seven stringed guitar, and then Roger told a short story and explanation about it...they didn't have the cameras on at that particular time and had to ask them to redo it all... * I had to sit in the only row with folding chairs in the whole theater. That was probably the most annoying part. lol I did get to sneak a few photos at the very end, here are my best shots: And just some photos of Nashville: Here's that guitar I fell in love with at Gruhn's: A VERY windblown and tired me with Elvis: And last but not least, here's my finds from the trip: Watkins Family Hour Poster from Hatch Show Prints: (haha these next photos were being taken as my sheets were being washed, so ignore the caseless pillow and the sheetless bed. ) Mudcrutch LP: Fiction Family LP (Fiction Family is a band with Sean Watkins and Jon Foreman): =) That was long.

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LOL LRED, the taping lasted about 2 1/2 to 3 hours...I wasn't timing it exactly. What happened was they put us in the foyer, and then eventually let us into the arena...it had Stadium like seating, but it was really small so there wasn't really a bad seat in the house. =)

Oh good lord, that was awesome. I'll write a review tomorrow when I can keep my eyes open and post the pics that I took/snuck. lol

Usually my closest friends, but like WildflowerNJ, I keep wayyyy too many things to myself.

I chose other because...I think he would approve of my happiness but he wouldn't approve of my choice of happiness...you feel me?

I hadn't seen those, either! Wow! Thanks a lot!

Happy Birthday, Sheila!

Happy birthday, Julie!!

OMG! *dies*

No. =)

lUoiKMxSUCw KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Other than having a bit of a headache, a Kansas City woman is uninjured after a bullet fired at her ended up tangled in her hair weave. Police said the 20-year-old woman was in a convenience store parking lot late Wednesday when a man flagged her down and told her that her ex-boyfriend still loved her. She replied, "Well I dont love him," then heard gunshots. She said she looked behind the vehicle and saw her ex-boyfriend firing a handgun at her. She stomped her accelerator and fled, then turned into another parking lot and called police. She told officers she recently had ended an eight-month relationship with the suspect. Police arrested the ex-boyfriend and his friend in a car. http://www.ksdk.com/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=167851&catid=3 When you think it can't get any weirder....:rolleyes:

Argh!! I didn't want to get sick!!!

Being a 4 year old....

No!!! So sad to hear this!!

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^ Mine was like that yesterday. Ugh I wonder why my cat thinks its okay to go soaring across the room and then pole vault onto my lap...all while meowing at me.

Haha, yeah I can actually ^Now also knows how Benmont signs his e-mails <Had Benmonts signature written on her arm by her friend when she fell asleep in class yesterday. V Likes the song California Dreamin'

3 x Carlin: An Orgy of George. I...love this book! Milk Chocolate is for schmucks.

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I picked "Do not turn her in" though I might "sadly turn her in." I honestly wouldn't blame her a bit, would you?