for Justine, a map of last year's event.  yes, there are multiple stages and sometimes you want to be in at least two places at once.  you'll sleep good each night.

OCDHG wrote:

Damned moonshine!

zipper wrote:

yeah. I'm trying to talk my aunt into going. She can be dead wood as far as music goes but she still asks me what she should go see. She's sorta judgemental. Is he that guy that does that one song that I hate? I don't want to see that.

ptooey wrote:

I did think you'd probably gone but not told us That was a pretty good event. Kid friendly for the most part too. (free for little ones).

didja check out my pix? I'm still working on day 2. Not gonna get to them tonight tho
 

ScottFromWyoming wrote:
I'm sure there's plenty of unspoken for bushes in GG Park.

Nah, it was next door to the French place... I'll find it.

Yes. Crashing at Ryan's would be perfect. Unfortunately, he was smart enough to not let us know where he lived.

ScottFromWyoming wrote:
well, you did!  you know I was teasin' ya.

ScottFromWyoming wrote:
I've sat through three four years of tap lessons now...(holyshitwhat'sthematterwithme?)...with both kids. The clogging is more impressive, if much, much noisier, IMO. But, yeah, the music that inevitably gets chosen for the recitals is enough to make me want to set things on fire.
So, color me jealous on that Jackson Hole Festival dealio. Just so you know, I'm developing a serious Avett addiction, thanks to DHG and you. Dudes are good.

OCDHG wrote:

Hmm. Maybe after a few beers. Or tomorrow.

OCDHG wrote:

Pleasant Hill and WC both have BART stations. No it's not handy on the other end but you can do it without driving the whole way.

But yeah the better idea is to crash at Ryan's place. He won't mind.

OCDHG wrote:

I lost all the camping equipment in the divorce, and Z has none.  It'd cost us more to replenish it than it would to rent a room, plus I wouldn't want to fly with that kind of stuff.  Wasn't your hotel (was it really a hostel?) was called French something, wasn't it?  ...maybe that was the name of the brunch place.

ptooey wrote:

Katz thinks I should be animated.  Any volunteers?

JrzyTmata wrote:

Not in Walnut Creek. Or at least no often

Do you have this stuff in a database??? Have I asked you that before???

ptooey wrote:

I don't mind the premise of it, my sister took tap when she was little. But I only had to go to a recital or two and hear How much is that doggie in the window the one with the waggly tail about 408 times a day, but it was okay. These people now, every time there's a parade they put them on a flatbed trailer with some Country Doofus blarin' on the PA and ask those poor people to keep the beat while cousin Jimmy hits the brakes to keep from runnin' over the shriners in their little gokarts. Lord what a racket that makes.

Leslie wrote: Next time we visit, we'll give you a ring. Whether you want it or not.

Not convenient for getting to Golden Gate Park

The place we stayed last time was just a few blocks from the park. We walked, except when Ryan or the Z's picked us up. Truthfully, I think I'd rather walk than ride with Ryan. I feared for my life.

JrzyTmata wrote:

OCDHG wrote:

ptooey wrote:

 Lord Of the Dance. whew!

OCDHG wrote:
Now you're talking my neck of the woods. I grew up in the next town over, Pleasant Hill.