Tuesday, October 19, 2004
More JCHTP2 and Kinfolk
So the two of you who actually read a few of my previous posts probably realized that I didn't mention Kas in my mention of the JCHTP2. Well, that just didn't work out. I don't know if I had actually put effort into it whether or not it was possible, but the simple fact probably is that I was just too lazy and focused on partying to really make a significant effort. So, this quarter century old man slept all alone on his big birthday weekend. Not to worry, cause I didn't.
The three nights of YMSB's Kinfolk celebration was an excellent way to end a great vacation. The first night included the covers "Bloody Mary Morning", and "Two Hits and the Joint Turned Brown". That night we decided we had drank a bit too much, and crashed at a Days Inn in Madison...in two beds. The second and third nights were at the House of Blues here in town. So, a mere cab ride returned us to our front door. I really had a great time, but I confess the week had worn me down enough that I couldn't fully enjoy the shows. I lost my oldest glass piece at the last night of the shows. A security guard found it when we were going in. What a bummer, but we were going in to meet the band before the show, so I just let it go. No use in getting kicked out before I got to meet the band. I still am not sure how to thank Mary Beth for buying me these tickets.
I didn't get to bed the last night of the shows until about 4am. So, the next day I was completely drained from a whole week of throwing down, so I had to skip my rehearsal with Crash Davis, my IO team. That caused a little drama with Shelby. I have to admit, I really thought we were cool, and that my problems would come from somewhere else, go figure. You think you know somebody, but you never really do.
The three nights of YMSB's Kinfolk celebration was an excellent way to end a great vacation. The first night included the covers "Bloody Mary Morning", and "Two Hits and the Joint Turned Brown". That night we decided we had drank a bit too much, and crashed at a Days Inn in Madison...in two beds. The second and third nights were at the House of Blues here in town. So, a mere cab ride returned us to our front door. I really had a great time, but I confess the week had worn me down enough that I couldn't fully enjoy the shows. I lost my oldest glass piece at the last night of the shows. A security guard found it when we were going in. What a bummer, but we were going in to meet the band before the show, so I just let it go. No use in getting kicked out before I got to meet the band. I still am not sure how to thank Mary Beth for buying me these tickets.
I didn't get to bed the last night of the shows until about 4am. So, the next day I was completely drained from a whole week of throwing down, so I had to skip my rehearsal with Crash Davis, my IO team. That caused a little drama with Shelby. I have to admit, I really thought we were cool, and that my problems would come from somewhere else, go figure. You think you know somebody, but you never really do.

