A lot can happen in two weeks.
Okay, I’m back and I’m busy. What a couple of weeks I’ve had, I don’t even know where to start. Right now I’m trying to schedule the rest of my summer and I don’t know about the rest of you, but I think that genetically modifying mice is easier than scheduling three children’s summer break.
I went up and opened our cabin two weekends ago and it was hard to leave. I could go on and on but I’ll let this photo speak for me.
Seattle was a lot of work, but a ton of fun. I have many pictures, but here is one that I took from the Space Needle. (Yes I went on the Space Needle. It’s just one of those things you have to do.)
In the evenings I hung out here…
I keed, I keed, but I still wanted to share the photo because I almost fell over laughing when we saw the place.
I actually spent most of my evenings in a little Irish Pub called Kells. www.kellsirish.com We were eating lunch there on Wednesday and my coworker looks at the scheduled band list and says that someone named Peter Yeates was going to play. www.modhran.com/yeates.html Well, after they picked me up off of the floor (I know, I know, not that unusual in an Irish pub) I went back, and listened to him on Wednesday night and Thursday night. Then I went back again on Friday and Saturday night to hear both him and Ken Larson play and guess who else shows up?
Why Lojo of course. (old pic) I have no explanation for it and I’m not going to try to grasp any significance, I’m just going to accept it all with a bemused smile and a cosmic “thank you.”
Okay, that kind of catches anyone up, who for whatever reasons, may be remotely interested in my life. Now onto the gigs! We seem to have three weekends in a row in June! I must say I am pleased, as I love to play, but I hope my kids don’t mind hanging out with me at Kierrans.
Come on down and have a pint or two and we’ll sing you a song. Not so we can forget life for awhile, but rather embrace it!
As always, keep the emails and feedback coming, and well see you there!
~Slainte~
I went up and opened our cabin two weekends ago and it was hard to leave. I could go on and on but I’ll let this photo speak for me.
Seattle was a lot of work, but a ton of fun. I have many pictures, but here is one that I took from the Space Needle. (Yes I went on the Space Needle. It’s just one of those things you have to do.)
In the evenings I hung out here…
I keed, I keed, but I still wanted to share the photo because I almost fell over laughing when we saw the place.
I actually spent most of my evenings in a little Irish Pub called Kells. www.kellsirish.com We were eating lunch there on Wednesday and my coworker looks at the scheduled band list and says that someone named Peter Yeates was going to play. www.modhran.com/yeates.html Well, after they picked me up off of the floor (I know, I know, not that unusual in an Irish pub) I went back, and listened to him on Wednesday night and Thursday night. Then I went back again on Friday and Saturday night to hear both him and Ken Larson play and guess who else shows up?
Why Lojo of course. (old pic) I have no explanation for it and I’m not going to try to grasp any significance, I’m just going to accept it all with a bemused smile and a cosmic “thank you.”
Okay, that kind of catches anyone up, who for whatever reasons, may be remotely interested in my life. Now onto the gigs! We seem to have three weekends in a row in June! I must say I am pleased, as I love to play, but I hope my kids don’t mind hanging out with me at Kierrans.
Come on down and have a pint or two and we’ll sing you a song. Not so we can forget life for awhile, but rather embrace it!
As always, keep the emails and feedback coming, and well see you there!
~Slainte~
posted by scored4life at
1:58 PM
3 Comments:
That's so awesome that you ran into Lojo in Seattle!
That cabin view looks lovely.
Welcome back ! Beautiful place for a cabin. How could you bear coming away from it ?
I almost spilled my tea all over the computer when I saw that "lusty lady" place. I totally understand your need to take that picture and to share it.
Wishing you loads of fun with the gigs to come.
I'll just sit here on this side of the world and dream about the music.
Nathalie
The cabin looks like it's at a wonderful site! And what serendipity to run into Lojo in Seattle! Granted, Seattle is a magical city. My in-laws live near Seattle, so I get to see it every couple of years. And yet, I've never been on the Space Needle. ;)
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